With the susurrus of tattered plastic, mobs of garish ghostumes flutter across the Planet Motherfucker nightscape. They glow garishly in the moonlit mists, reflecting an unholy neon mélange of freakish faces and phantasmagorical images.
And though mute, sometimes...if the wind is juuuust right...the maniacal laughter of long-dead children trails their passing.
Ghostumes mob their victims, bludgeoning with invisible fists, slicing with razored mouth-slits, and smothering with acrid vinyl.
When vanquished, ghostumes crumple to the ground in shredded, grimy heaps. The strap-on masks that serve as their disembodied "heads" can sometimes be salvaged, and when worn, endow supernatural powers....
Ghostume
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d4, Spirit d10, Strength d4, Vigor d8
Skills: Fighting d8, Intimidation d10, Notice d6, Stealth d6
Derived: Pace 4, Parry 9, Toughness 7
Special Abilities
- Construct: Ghostumes get +2 to recover from being Shaken, take no additional damage from Called Shots, never suffer from Wound Modifiers / Penalties, and are immune to disease and poison.
- Crinkly 'n Smelly: Ghostumes suffer a -2 penalty for all Stealth checks.
- Fear (-2): Due to their nightmarish appearance, ghostumes induce irrational terror in their victims, penalizing Fear tests by -2.
- Fearless: Ghostumes are immune to Fear and Intimidation.
- Flight: Ghostumes drift / levitate at Pace 4 and Climbing 2.
- Immunity (Flame Retarded): Ghostumes are wholly immune to fire- and heat-based attacks.
- Mouth-Slit: Str +d4
- Size -1: Ghostumes are generally runty (averaging about 4' tall), and lose -1 Toughness.
- Stun: Ghostumes ferociously pummel and choke, and those struck must make a Vigor roll or be Shaken for 1d4 rounds.
- Two-Dimensional: Flat and lacking solidity, ghostumes get +3 to Parry and +2 Toughness.
- Weakness ("I Got A Rock"): Ghostumes can be driven away by fresh apples, religious tracts, pennies, and / or dual toothbrushes wielded like crucifixes.
- Weakness (Treats): A thrown handful of sweets sends ghostumes scurrying in its direction, distracting the creatures for 1d4 rounds and leaving them vulnerable. Their Parry becomes 4 for the duration. Note: candy corns work best...and licorice never does!
I may have had the Sleestak one
ReplyDeleteI distinctly recall a storm trooper