welsh
Junkmaster
One thing I think this worth exploring is the creation of new critters on this page. So how about a list of interesting critter ideas.
While I enjoyed the critters in Fallout 1, I thought the additions in Fallout 2 were a bit thin. The aliens were kind of fun to look at but I think the immature, mature, tough deathclaw distinctions were a bit silly. I did like the variety of rats (pig, mole) and can't remember if it was tactics or FO2 that gave us giant rats. Pretty sure it was Tactics that gave us new and interesting cockroaches (which I thought were, well, swell).
I have been thinking that what we need in role play is critters. New, interesting critters. I mean what is role play without fun critters.
SO I'd like to hear your suggestions. Someone said something about the graboids. We've seen Shrillers and Gimmerlings. Anyone have any other thoughts for cool critters they would like to see?
I am thinking about a giant mutant bullfrog from this next one. I don't think you Euros have bullfrogs but even non-mutant Bullfrogs are pretty nasty. I hear that they are poisonous and are hell on dogs that bite them. What I am thinking of for this next encounter might be something like -
A MoonFrog- A bullfrog, about 4 feet long and 2 wide, that croaks, spits a light acid, is somewhat translucent, has a long whip of a tongue, sharp raws of multiple teeth and powerful jaws, jumps remarkable feet and only comes out at night. On the positive side, it's skin tends to burn under light (sunlight is lethal and fire light is uncomfortable) It also has, as preferred food -
Mutant Prairie Dogs- These are big Prairie Dogs that live in vast tunnel complexes and have a bad habit of tunneling under people on the surface and dragging them down for dinner. Worse yet, they are social creatures that tend to work in packs. While Prairie Dogs breed like crazy, they only burrow in soft dirt. Their tunnel complex are also used as shelters by Moonfrogs. Oh and Prairie Dogs have a habit for carrying Bubonic Plague so most people try to avoid them, and definitely avoid eating them.
While I enjoyed the critters in Fallout 1, I thought the additions in Fallout 2 were a bit thin. The aliens were kind of fun to look at but I think the immature, mature, tough deathclaw distinctions were a bit silly. I did like the variety of rats (pig, mole) and can't remember if it was tactics or FO2 that gave us giant rats. Pretty sure it was Tactics that gave us new and interesting cockroaches (which I thought were, well, swell).
I have been thinking that what we need in role play is critters. New, interesting critters. I mean what is role play without fun critters.
SO I'd like to hear your suggestions. Someone said something about the graboids. We've seen Shrillers and Gimmerlings. Anyone have any other thoughts for cool critters they would like to see?
I am thinking about a giant mutant bullfrog from this next one. I don't think you Euros have bullfrogs but even non-mutant Bullfrogs are pretty nasty. I hear that they are poisonous and are hell on dogs that bite them. What I am thinking of for this next encounter might be something like -
A MoonFrog- A bullfrog, about 4 feet long and 2 wide, that croaks, spits a light acid, is somewhat translucent, has a long whip of a tongue, sharp raws of multiple teeth and powerful jaws, jumps remarkable feet and only comes out at night. On the positive side, it's skin tends to burn under light (sunlight is lethal and fire light is uncomfortable) It also has, as preferred food -
Mutant Prairie Dogs- These are big Prairie Dogs that live in vast tunnel complexes and have a bad habit of tunneling under people on the surface and dragging them down for dinner. Worse yet, they are social creatures that tend to work in packs. While Prairie Dogs breed like crazy, they only burrow in soft dirt. Their tunnel complex are also used as shelters by Moonfrogs. Oh and Prairie Dogs have a habit for carrying Bubonic Plague so most people try to avoid them, and definitely avoid eating them.