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Description
Among the most
impressive of Martian animals is the fierce steppe
tiger. It is a cunning hunter and will attempt to
get very close to its intended prey before making a
quick charge and a kill. It can run very quickly for
10 to 15 seconds (2 to 3 turns), but its speed drops
off rapidly after that, and it relies on surprise
and its one quick sprint to make the kill. Its
primary means of defense are its claws, which can
slash even the hide of a ruumet breehr badly. For
the kill, however, it relies on its massive jaws to
snap the victim's neck or spine. It will not
generally seek out trouble unless hungry, but it is
quite territorial and will tend to attack any
interlopers, particularly humans. |
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Associated Games/Campaigns
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Originally Published:
2009-01-01
Last Updated: 2009-01-01 Original Concept:
GDW, Inc.
Final Design: Gerry Harris |
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Name: Steppe Tiger (Martian)
Encounter Type: Animal
Category:
Carnivore
Type:
Pouncer
Special Attributes: None
Weight: 675 kg (size 9.69)
Size: 2×4 (1-meter grid squares)
Hits: 49/98
Reaction: As Fs |
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Homeworld Data
World Size:
Small (4)
Atmosphere:
Standard (6)
| Terrain |
Frequency |
Quantity |
| Prairie |
Very Rare (1-) |
1 |
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Weaponry
Initiative:
6
| Weapon |
To Hit |
Dam |
Pen |
Range |
Attack Type |
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Claws & Teeth |
12 |
16D |
1 |
Long |
Armed Melee Attack |
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Armor
| Head |
Chest |
Abdomen |
Forequarters |
Hindquarters |
| — |
— |
— |
— |
— |
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Move
| Ground |
Water |
Air |
Tunneling |
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15/30/60 |
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Supplemental Data
| STR: — |
INT: — |
| AGL: — |
EDU: — |
| CON: — |
CHR: — |
| EMP: — |
Meat: 202 kg
Price (for food): §1350 at market
Price (for working): §2700
Price (for pet): §6750
Load: 225 kg
Pull Power (MW): 0.0003375 |
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Hit Record
| Scratch |
0 |
-1 Initiative |
| Slight |
00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 0000 0000 |
-1 Initiative (-2 Total) |
| Serious |
00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 0000 0000 |
-1 Initiative (-3 Total),
½ Strength |
| Critical |
0 |
Unconscious |
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