Name: Tyrannosaurus Rex
Encounter Type: Animal
Category: Scavenger
Type: Hijacker
Homeworld: Earth
Terrain: Clear, Prairie, Forest
Period: Late Cretaceous (75-65 MYA)
Frequency: 4- (Uncommon)
Quantity: 1D6
Special Attributes: None
Weight: 6,000 kg (size 14)
Size: 2×7 (2-meter grid squares) 13m
long × 5m high (top of the head)
Hits: 140/250
Weapons: Teeth
To Hit: 7
Damage: 12D
Penetration: 1*
Range: Short
Type of Melee Attack: Armed Melee
Attack
Initiative: 3
Armor: —
Morale: A10 F7
Speed: 13/25/50*Can penetrate armor value 1 and
do full damage. Does only blunt trauma
damage to higher armor values. |
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| STR: |
INT: — |
| AGL: |
EDU: — |
| CON: |
CHR: — |
| EMP: — |
Meat: 1,800 kg
Price (for food): §12,000 at market
Price (for working): §24,000
Price (for pet): §60,000
Load: 1,500 kg
Pull Power (MW): 0.003 |
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Hit Record
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Hits
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| Scratch |
0 |
-1 Initiative |
| Slight |
00000 00000 00000
00000
00000 00000 00000 00000
00000 00000 00000 00000
00000 00000 00000 00000
000 |
-1 Initiative (-2 Total) |
| Serious |
00000 00000 00000
00000
00000 00000 00000 00000
00000 00000 00000 00000
00000 00000 00000 00000
000 |
-1 Initiative (-3 Total),
1/2 Strength |
| Critical |
0 |
Unconscious |
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Description
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons:
There can be no question that this reptile is the most fearsome of all
carnivorous dinosaurs. Despite its huge size the monster is swift afoot.
Its huge head is nearly 180 cm long, and its teeth are from 7.5 to 15 cm in
length. It is a plains dweller, and so stupidly fierce that it will attack
a small triceratops, kill it, and swallow its head in one gulp — thus killing
itself in a matter of hours as the horns of the victim pierce the stomach of the
victor. Of course, this monster will pursue and eat nearly anything,
engulfing man-sized creatures whole on an Outstanding Success.
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: The
largest of the carnosaurs, Shivats are 12 or more meters in length and weigh
about six tonnes. They are upright bipeds and are less common than the
similar (except for size) cutters. |
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