I had fun running one of these threads a few weeks ago, so hgow about I start one again; We will be rolling for various mutations from the 1st Edition of Warhammer 40k, AKA Rogue Trader.
But we will also roll from my own little table in order to determine what kind of creature that is the victim for the Mutation
>1-5: Human >6-7: Beast (Examples are; groxes, dogs, horses, etc) >8-9: Xeno (This could be any manner of xeno species such as a Tau, Eldar, Ork, etc, of make one up as you go) >10: Chaos spawn (add 5 to the result of the number of muations)
So to summarize: >Roll for who/what is mutated >Roll a d3 for number of mutations >Then roll d100's equal to the amount of mutations
Alright so we got a Human, do you guys want this guy to the leader of the gang? Also roll a D3
William Gomez
Rolled 1 (1d3)
Why not?
Camden Jenkins
Rolled 8 (1d10)
Daniel Allen
Ok, so this guy only has one mutation, so roll a d100
Evan Kelly
Rolled 77 (1d100)
What a sad cunt. I pray it's good.
Caleb Walker
Scaly skin: This mutant has the skin more akin to a lizard
A xeno, I wonder what type of Xeno, well anyway, roll a D3 for the number of mutations
Andrew Carter
Rolled 3 (1d3)
ork
Josiah Foster
Ok, so a stray Ork (possibly a Boy) has wandered down into the underhive and gotten himself some mutations, three it seems. Roll 3 d100's, either seperatly or all at once. It's up to you
James Walker
Rolled 20, 58, 78 = 156 (3d100)
Juan Turner
Ok so this Ork has got these mutations: >Crest: This mutant as got himself a huge crest, like that of a bird
>Massive Intellect: The creature gets a supersmart (and big) brain
>Scorpion tail: The mutant has grown a scorpion tail equipped with a stinger
What a wierd Ork
Jeremiah Parker
Shall we do our 3rd member of the gang?
So far we got >The leader with the lizard skin
>A supersmart, crest headead Ork with a scorpion tail
Jackson Parker
>Tfw two smart to wagggggh
Lucas Young
Please keep going
Bentley Foster
Rolled 8 (1d10)
I kinda wanna roll again, Killer Croc is too bland.
Jordan Morgan
Another xeno, another Ork perhaps?
Andrew Hill
Let's make it a Kroot. They get too little love.
Henry Green
Rolled 1 (1d3)
Goddamn dice drop.
Jordan Taylor
Ok, so Kroot has ended up in our turf, let's see how mutated it is, roll a d3
Nicholas Cruz
One mutation, maybe a side effect of hunting underhive prey?
Nathaniel Butler
Rolled 12 (1d100)
Jaxon Rodriguez
>Breathes Fire Maybe it's not a mutation at all, perhaps the Kroot of his/hers Kindred has been guided to that particular genetic trait. I dunno, you guys can probably think of something cooler reason
