Last time we had oen these threads, it was great. But I say we can improve it a little. Besides using the mutant creation chart from 40k 1st edition aka Rogue Trader we will also roll a d10 to see what type of creature that is mutated and brought into the mutant gangs fold
>d10 1-6: Human 7-8: Beast (can be a Grox, Dusk Stalker, horse, etc) 9: Xeno (Can be an Eldar, Tau, Hrud, etc) 10: Chaos Spawn (Get 4 extra rolls on the mutant table)
We will start with 5 members, after we have determined what the member is, then we roll a d3, that's how many times we roll on the Mutant generator table.
So, roll a d10 to see what the first member is!
Ian Richardson
Rolled 10 (1d10)
Blake Cox
A chaos spawn, well roll a d3 then to see how many additonal rolls it will have on the mutation table
Ethan King
Rolled 1 (1d3)
Ryan Barnes
Alright, that gives us 5 rolls. If you want to roll them one at a time or all at once, that's up to you
Jordan Mitchell
The die used for the mutation table is a d100, just FYI
Mason Nelson
Rolled 91, 29 = 120 (2d100)
Have two.
Adrian Flores
91: Three eyes 29: Eyestalks
Alright, fun mutations so far, let's see what else we get!
Xavier Nelson
We still have 3 more mutations to roll
Jaxson Stewart
Rolled 73, 57 = 130 (2d100)
Zachary Hill
Rolled 15 (1d100)
Levi Gutierrez
73: Razor sharp claws 57: Mace Tail 15: Burning body (The creatures body is constantly on fire)
Ok, so our spawn has 3 eyes, which are all on eyestalks, along with burning claws, a mace tail while it's on fire. Sounds like a proper spawn to me
Ok, next member of the gang, d10 please
Grayson Long
Rolled 6 (1d10)
Jayden Butler
Ok, so this mutant is/was a human, give me a d3 please
Logan Flores
Rolled 1 (1d3)
Michael Sanchez
Ok, so one roll on the mutation table
Lucas Wood
Rolled 58 (1d100)
Ian Gray
Massive intellect
He is probably the de-facto leader of the gang. Ok, moving onto the 3rd member of the gang >1d10
Hudson White
Rolled 3 (1d10)
Levi Cox
Another human, gimme a d3
Jaxson Allen
Rolled 2 (1d3)
Zachary Rivera
Ok, that's two d100
Lincoln Ward
Rolled 56, 50 = 106 (2d100)
This is my last roll, gonna make room for others now.
Angel Reyes
Rolled 66, 73 = 139 (2d100)
Nice digits
Tyler Cook
So does anyone know what either of these pairs of rolls mean?
Christopher Butler
I'm not running this thread but I think we should just take the first result from each roll and apply it to the table. Everyone wins!
Daniel Green
56: Long spines (The mutants body is covered in long spines or spikes) 50: limb loss roll a d4: 1-Both arms, 2-Both legs, 3-4 one arm
Adam Diaz
Rolled 1 (1d4)
Joseph Richardson
So an armless mutant covered in spikes, neat
Onto the 4th dude >1d10
Ethan Miller
Rolled 10 (1d10)
Gimme something high!
Justin Mitchell
Another spawn, this is one pecuiliar gang. D3 please
Tyler Thompson
Rolled 1 (1d3)
Here we go!
Jaxson Cooper
Rolled 2 (1d3)
Gavin Hall
Like the first one, 5 rolls on the mutant table Unless you guys want to bump it up to 6 rolls with this
Camden Barnes
Rolled 98, 32, 63, 1, 27, 15 = 236 (6d100)
I'd be down for 6 rolls
Colton Williams
Alright, this is our spawn: 98: Vividly coloured skin (The mutants skin can be in any colour, even in patterns e.g checkered, spotted, striped)
32: Furry, it's covered in long, thick fur
63: Multiple arms (roll a D6 1-4 Two extra arms, 5-6 Four extra arms)
1: Acid excretion (The creatures skin excretes a deadly acid, the creature itself is immune to the acid)
27: Evil eye (It has one giant eye that can gaze into the soul of a creature, inflicting damage onto it)
15: Burning body (it's on fire)
What a spawn, nothing a group of gangers wants to run into deep into the lower hives
Aaron Martin
Rolled 6 (1d6)
Rolling for Arms
Samuel Price
Four extra arms, good roll.
Now onto the 5th and final dude (as of now), give me a 1d10 please
Isaac Williams
>32: Furry, it's covered in long, thick fur >98: Vividly coloured skin (The mutants skin can be in any colour, even in patterns e.g checkered, spotted, striped)
Leopard print furred spawn?
Connor Moore
Rolled 8 (1d10)
Leo Watson
Rolled 8 (1d10)
I think with out Second Chaos Spawn that it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to assume that the fur and flames are also vividly coloured
Lincoln Jackson
Oh, a beast this time. What animal do you guys want it to be? But first, a d3
Juan Sanchez
Rolled 3 (1d3)
Gavin Russell
Just a plain ol' horse
Hunter Anderson
Alright, 3 rolls for the mutant beast
Nathan Lopez
Rolled 95, 60, 56 = 211 (3d100)
Adrian Cook
95: Very fast
60: Mindless (It literally has no brain, it will obey the commands of anyone regardless of who it is)
56: Long spines
Ok, that's all the 5 members, shall we summarise and give them names and stuff before we, let's say roll up 5 more?
Gavin Gonzalez
So we have a mindless spiked horse that can run really fast. Let's call him Flash the Impaler.
Christian Gonzalez
Two chaos spawn. One with 6 arms and one baleful eye and long leopard spotted fur that's covered in acid. The other has three eyetalks, razor sharp claws, and a mace tail. Oh and both are constantly on fire. Abbott and Costello? Not sure it matters since they're unholy abominations.
One armless spiked human. He leads a very strange life. John?
One normal seeming human with a massive intellect who controls the whole gang like some kind of Bond villain. Let's call him Dr. Nox.
Aaron Edwards
I like it. Do you want to roll up 5 more mutants?
Connor Moore
Rolled 8 (1d10)
Fuck yeah!
Blake Thomas
ANOTHER BEAST!
Gimme dat d3
Henry Cruz
Rolled 2 (1d3)
Randomly selected animal is: Tortoise
Christopher Kelly
Rolled 48, 49 = 97 (2d100)
Jacob Bell
48: Irrational hatred (roll a d6 to see what it hates for no real reason 49: Levitation (the creature can levitate 1m off to ground
Luis Young
Rolled 6 (1d6)
Brandon Rivera
Next mutant >1d10
Nolan Young
Rolled 5 (1d10)
Here goes.
Also does any one know what our flying tortoise hates beyond reason ?
John Perez
Didn't see that you rolled it, but it hates: other mutants
Better keep it in a cage then
Regular human bean, d3 please
Jaxson Reyes
Rolled 3 (1d3)
Jaxson Russell
>hates: other mutants OH BOY
Isaac Barnes
Three rolls baby! Gimme dem mutations!
Jonathan Martin
Rolled 23, 35, 57 = 115 (3d100)
Charles Powell
23: Enormous Involuntairy noise (This is a singularly embarrassing mutation that affects the digestive system, it makes the creature perform unexpected and involuntary loud noises such as rumbling, gurgling, etc)
35: Great Horns (Horns are coming out from the creatures head, common among mutant beastmen
57: Mace tail
That's an odd mutant
Next mutant >1d10
Joshua Stewart
Rolled 8 (1d10)
So, moving rather swiftly on from Fartigor.
Landon Smith
Another beast! What's with this mutant gang? >1d3
Ryan Garcia
Rolled 3 (1d3)
Rolling for mutations
Bentley Brooks
Another 3! We're on a roll!
Aaron Richardson
Rolled 3 (1d3)
We've got quite the menagerie.
Jason Price
Randomly selected animal is: Scrag-Bear
Easton Taylor
Rolled 69, 36, 44 = 149 (3d100)
Justin Rivera
Scrag-bears are omnivorous demi-ursids, with long, lank and ragged fur, shovel-like foreclaws and a continuously slavering snout. Used as a war-mount by the Imperium, they are an example of one of the many vicious animals that have been semi-domesticated by humanity. Scrag-bears are foul-tempered and notoriously shortsighted, but phenomenally strong and durable. Originally native to the brutal feral world of Endrite, they have since been successfully bred elsewhere. They must be reared and trained from birth to be used as mounts, but can be extremely loyal to their masters, whom they recognize by scent, and are well-suited to battle.
Matthew Richardson
69: Powerful legs (The creature has immense kangaroo like legs, and can leap long distances)
36: Growth it grows in size ,roll a d3+1 for how many times it's size it grows
44: Illusion of Normality (The mutant has at least 1 other mutation, but otherwise appears perfectly normal. It appears normal until it is touched, then it's true form is revealed)
That's a scary Scrag-bear! Next mutant, 1d10
Eli Campbell
Rolled 3 (1d3)
rolling for size
Landon Ross
It's huge! 4 times it's original size!
Xavier Butler
Rolled 4 (1d10)
Jacob Gomez
So... it's quadruple the size of a normal scrag bear? That's like... I dunno actually there's no size for Scrag-Bears.
Assuming they're Grizzly Bear sized(6.5 ft long and 650 lbs) that makes this Scrag-Bear nearly 30ft long and about 2,600 lbs.
It's bigger than an elephant!
Adrian Ramirez
A human, roll a d3
Noah Evans
>Assuming they're Grizzly Bear sized(6.5 ft long and 650 lbs) that makes this Scrag-Bear nearly 30ft long and about 2,600 lbs. Th-that's not how quadrupling works. If it's 30ft long, it would actually be 64 times as massive.
Isaac Young
Rolled 3 (1d3)
Carson Lee
There is no way in hell it's >40,000 lbs.
Grayson Reed
In the grim darkness of the 41st Millenium, there is only Bear.
Leo Ward
What's with these 3's!
Guys, we can't keep drawing attention to us like this, someone might find u-
Jeremiah Adams
20 tons for a bear that's 10 meters from head to tail sounds pretty reasonable.
Jayden Gonzalez
Rolled 63, 75, 37 = 175 (3d100)
Blake White
63: Multiple arms (roll a d6)
75: Regeneration
37: Headless (The creature has no head, all of it's normal cranial organs and functions are accomadated within the torso)
Nolan Martinez
Rolled 5 (1d6)
Eli Thomas
four arms, so a headless four armed mutant that has rapid regenration
Kevin Wright
Moore arms means more guns.
Elijah Watson
That's bigger than Stellar's Sea Cow(probably)! It was about 30ft long and only came in at 11 tons(probably).
Stegosaurus was 30ft long and only 5 tons! Ankylosaurus was the same length but only 6 tons!(also all probably)
I'd accept 10-12 tons but 20 tons is fucking ridiculous. We're not quadrupling a cube.
Jeremiah Bell
>We're not quadrupling a cube. If you quadruple a dimension while keeping the proportions the same, you multiply the volume(and thus the mass) by a factor of 64. Keep in mind that bears are rather thickly built and don't have much of a tail
Daniel Scott
I feel at some point most of the mass is going into its legs just to support the thing. It'll be a very pyramidal space bear.
Colton Richardson
Well, it's a mutant, it probably has super strong bones.