Rattle Devil/Rider
A waste lander of the Horned Frontier who rides an unwilling beast.
Motives & Tactics: Herde, Chase, Capture
Rider: Difficulty 12 | Thresholds 10/17 | HP 3 | Stress 3 | ATK +1 | Crossbow: Far | 1d8 + 1
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A waste lander of the Horned Frontier who rides an unwilling beast.
The Rattle Devil is an apex predator of the Horned Frontier, protected by hard shell of sharp spikes and armed with large digging claws and a slit-mouth jaw of multi-set of flesh ripping teeth.
The inspiration of this deadly beast is a hybrid of the Polacanthus dinosaur from the Early Cretaceous period, the thorny devil from Australia, and the rattle snake from the Americas.
Command Actions can only be done if the rider is alive or in the saddle.
Rider: Difficulty 12 | Thresholds 10/17 | HP 3 | Stress 3 | ATK +1 | Crossbow: Far | 1d8 + 1
Mark a Stress to the Rattle Devil to move two ranges without rolling agility
Spend a Fear If the Rattle Devil moves one range Towards a Target, attack deals 2d12 +3
Spend 2 Fear to spotlight up to five allies within Far range.
If its Rider is dead or knocked off, the Rattle Devil makes a Standard attack to any that is in close range and leaves the scene
Tier 2 bruiser
A waste lander of the Horned Frontier who rides an unwilling beast.
Motives & Tactics: Herde, Chase, Capture
Difficulty: 15 | Thresholds: 16/32 | HP: 6 | Stress: 4
ATK: +3 | Claw: Melee | 2d8+4 Physical
Experience: Herding cattle +3
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Rider: Difficulty 12 | Thresholds 10/17 | HP 3 | Stress 3 | ATK +1 | Crossbow: Far | 1d8 + 1
A waste lander of the Horned Frontier who rides an unwilling beast.
Motives & Tactics: Herde, Chase, Capture
Rider: Difficulty 12 | Thresholds 10/17 | HP 3 | Stress 3 | ATK +1 | Crossbow: Far | 1d8 + 1
The Rattle Devil is an apex predator of the Horned Frontier, protected by hard shell of sharp spikes and armed with large digging claws and a slit-mouth jaw of multi-set of flesh ripping teeth.
The inspiration of this deadly beast is a hybrid of the Polacanthus dinosaur from the Early Cretaceous period, the thorny devil from Australia, and the rattle snake from the Americas.
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