Lizardman
Long ago, before men took the dungeons as their own, there dwelled a different race in the black
Motives & Tactics: Hunt Prey, Torture Humans, Show off moves, Poison tongue, Topple
Long ago, before men took the dungeons as their own, there dwelled a different race in the black
The Lizardmen are a race of reptilian humanoids in the world of Fear & Hunger. Apparently dwelling in the dungeons for many years before humans delved inside the location, they are fearsome and heavily armed opponents to adventurers who happen to face them.
Make an attack agaist a PC in mellee range. On a hit they take 2d12 physical damage and they become poisoned. While poisoned they take 1d12 physical damage each time they make an action, until they succeed on a Strength or Knowledge 12 action roll
Spend a Fear to tail swipe all PCs in very close range. The PCs must make a Strength or Finesse 12 reaction or take 2d6 and be knocked prone.
Mark a stress to spotlight the Lizardman as an additional GM move, and make a Crude Sword attack agaist a PC in mellee that is prone or poisoned
Tier 2 bruiser
Long ago, before men took the dungeons as their own, there dwelled a different race in the black
Motives & Tactics: Hunt Prey, Torture Humans, Show off moves, Poison tongue, Topple
Difficulty: 15 | Thresholds: 13/26 | HP: 6 | Stress: 3
ATK: +2 | Crude Sword: Melee | 2d10+3 Physical
Experience: Smell Prey +2, Display Fighting Moves +2
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STRESS:
Long ago, before men took the dungeons as their own, there dwelled a different race in the black
Motives & Tactics: Hunt Prey, Torture Humans, Show off moves, Poison tongue, Topple
The Lizardmen are a race of reptilian humanoids in the world of Fear & Hunger. Apparently dwelling in the dungeons for many years before humans delved inside the location, they are fearsome and heavily armed opponents to adventurers who happen to face them.
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