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Twelve Fantasy Tavern Flies / Galactic Races

January 31, 2012 1:07 pm / 2 Comments / Chris
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This is what we scientists call a “Twofer”:

satyre said:

Twelve (or more) drunken named NPCs found in the local inn or tavern.

Kudos for doing this.

Lex Icon on said

A list of things the big bad corporation is doing to the supernaturals they’ve kidnapped. New World of Darkness spacefaring campaign, so any sort of supernatural you can think of could be included.

Alternatively, just a list of strange aliens to use in said campaign would be great too. Whatever’s easier.

Twelve Fantasy Tavern Flies / Galactic Races
Roll 1d12 Name Scifi Desc. Fantasy Desc.
1 Hoblart Walking Sore Walking Source of Sores
2 Moosasa Dark Multi-eyed merchants Dark Elf Merchant, sees six of everything
3 Argle Upright walking chihuahua-looking bipeds Short, loud, barely walking
4 Mooch Tall, thin, gold-skinned worms Tall, thin, no gold, probably has worms
5 Walp Two senses: Touch and smell Smells and wants to touch you
6 Merple Galactic banking race Always broke, asking for money
7 Zaras Sharp exoskeletal spines Draws a knife at the slightest provocation
8 Poi Inside-out parrot-looking things Has pet bird that talks
9 Lola Sentient liquid, looks like lava lamp Fat, loses temper easily
10 Lyssa Has seven ears, three mouths The town gossip
11 Prap Slave race, used as laborers. Village Idiot. Large.
12 Inid Octopoid. Extremely Clever. Doesn’t drink. Not to be trusted.
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2 Thoughts on “Twelve Fantasy Tavern Flies / Galactic Races”

  1. satyre on February 2, 2012 at 3:30 pm said:

    These are terrific, thanks a lot! :o)

  2. Lex Icon on February 9, 2012 at 1:18 pm said:

    I pronounce these as Most Excellent, good sir! Many thanks.

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