TERRA MR-9
A giant, spider-like remnant once designed to stabilize tectonic plates and restore soil conductivity. It carried a humming Tesla Core within its belly.
Motives & Tactics: Scan, Discover, Ambush, Trail, Terraform
A giant, spider-like remnant once designed to stabilize tectonic plates and restore soil conductivity. It carried a humming Tesla Core within its belly.
Campaign Frame -Motherboard-
The TERRA MR-9 can be spotlighted up to three times per GM turn. Spend Fear as usual to spotlight it.
This Remnant has resistance to Physical damage
Spend 1 Fear and make an attack roll against a target within Close range. On a success, the target takes 3d10 direct Tech damage and marks 1 Stress.
All creatures within Very Close range of the original target must make an Agility reaction roll (15) or take half damage and mark 1 Stress.
When the TERRA MK-9’s HP is reduced to half or lower, mark 1 Stress, then target up to two nearby mechanical creatures or remnants within Very Close range. Deal Major Tech damage to those targets and heal HP equal to half of the total damage dealt.
If a target is destroyed by this effect, gain 1 Armor instead.
If one of the creatures in range in a PC, it must make a Agility reaction roll (14) or take Major damage
Tier 2 solo
A giant, spider-like remnant once designed to stabilize tectonic plates and restore soil conductivity. It carried a humming Tesla Core within its belly.
Motives & Tactics: Scan, Discover, Ambush, Trail, Terraform
Difficulty: 16 | Thresholds: 15/24 | HP: 10 | Stress: 5
ATK: +3 | Spider Claw: Very Close | 2d10+2 Physical
Experience: Terraform +3
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A giant, spider-like remnant once designed to stabilize tectonic plates and restore soil conductivity. It carried a humming Tesla Core within its belly.
Motives & Tactics: Scan, Discover, Ambush, Trail, Terraform
Campaign Frame -Motherboard-
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