Marzoxians
The inhabitants of Marzox 2, a metal-rich jungle world on the Empire’s border with the Skein Reach, are a bipedal reptilian race with great size and strength, but a metabolic reliance on warm temperatures. Their planet was purged of life by an Imperial Bombardment Fleet when the planetary resistance refused to submit to the Imperial Crusade sent to pacify the planet.
Their Strength and Agility attributes are both +1 during character creation, and their Social attributes are -2 due to their status as refugees from a rebellious and heretical planet.
They stand an average of 2 meters tall, though they measure closer to 4 meters in length from snout to tail, and weigh an average of 80 kilograms. They are hermaphroditic when need be, but in their society on Marzox 2 they mainly reproduced sexually within complex cyclic social cultures which took macro-environmental factors into consideration.
Marzoxians are most comfortable in a humid environment of 30 degrees Celsius, but are comfortable (if slightly spastic) up to 45 degrees.
When in environments colder than 20 degrees Celsius without special clothing such as a vacc suit Marzoxians suffer a -1 DM to all rolls.
Below 10 degrees Celsius Marzoxians must make Endurance checks to take any actions, with an additional -2 DM to the Endurance check per 10 degrees colder.
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Bunnies & Burrows adventure – Get Eaten Park
This deadly Bunnies & Burrows (1st edition) adventure was written by one of my favorite local artists, Ross Wilsey of Puppetose fame.
Download the PDF of the adventure here.
A note from the author:
I semi-recently wrote a Module for the classic Watership Down RPG “Bunnies & Burrows”!!! I wanted to spread it to the world for free. It’s the most meat grinder RPG ever. In B&B even at high level, your life ain’t worth shit. I’m a grognar from way back and will never change.
I made this for the ages, in hand-drawn inebriation, and is my gift to our dying grey Earth. Please share this too on your wonderful site, if possible. Keep up the terror.
Thank you for all of your wonderful and horrifying art Ross. I love it. Doom on!
Posted in Adventure, Bunnies & Burrows and tagged Adventure, Bunnies & Burrows, role-playing by Adam A. Thompson with no comments yet.