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Humanoid Slimes come from when a humanoid fuses with a Slime of some kind, and gains the properties of Slime. They become translucent, and take on a stark, vibrant color for all their natural features. They can change size, and form, and they can squeeze into spaces, and bind people easier. However, they aren't entirely structurally sound. If something affects their bodies the wrong way, they can start to decompose, and fall apart, and need to focus to put themselves back together.
You have advantage on Finesse checks to squeeze into spaces, as well as checks to grapple a creature. You may Mark a Stress to change your size or shape, but cannot make functional hands to increase your Burden. You may Mark a Stress to reduce incoming damage by one Threshold.
Under extreme conditions (harsh weather, underwater, a large sonic force, ect.), you must Mark a Stress, or roll with Disadvantage until the end of the scene. If you have all your Stress marked, you roll with Disadvantage until you clear at least one Stress.
Humanoid Slime
Humanoid Slimes come from when a humanoid fuses with a Slime of some kind, and gains the properties of Slime.
You have advantage on Finesse checks to squeeze into spaces, as well as checks to grapple a creature. You may Mark a Stress to change your size or shape, but cannot make functional hands to increase your Burden. You may Mark a Stress to reduce incoming damage by one Threshold.
Under extreme conditions (harsh weather, underwater, a large sonic force, ect.), you must Mark a Stress, or roll with Disadvantage until the end of the scene. If you have all your Stress marked, you roll with Disadvantage until you clear at least one Stress.
Humanoid Slimes come from when a humanoid fuses with a Slime of some kind, and gains the properties of Slime. They become translucent, and take on a stark, vibrant color for all their natural features. They can change size, and form, and they can squeeze into spaces, and bind people easier. However, they aren’t entirely structurally sound. If something affects their bodies the wrong way, they can start to decompose, and fall apart, and need to focus to put themselves back together.
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