SWADE Dragon - Peíramo - Ready for Review

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Peíramo
Rank: Advances Left:
Race: Flamewing Hatchling
Iconic Framework: Flamewing Hatchling
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d4, Spirit d4, Strength d2+4, Vigor d120
Charisma: 0; Pace: 0; Parry: 0; Toughness: 0; Strain: 0
Skills: (10 dragon + 10 in combat skills)

• Athletics d12 (7)
• Common Knowledge d4 (0)
• Fighting d12 (8)
• Language: American d4 (1)
• Language: Dragonese d6 (0)
• Notice d4 (0)
• Persuasion d4 (0)
• Psionics d8 (2)
• Stealth d6 (1)

EDGES AND ABILITIES
Most of a Dragon Hatchling’s special abilities can be used in either full dragon form or when he is changed into humanoid form. Exceptions are noted.

• Armored Hide*: The Hatchling has +16 M.D.C. Armor and +6 Toughness in dragon form.
• Claws/Bite*: Dragons can naturally attack with massive teeth and talons (Str+3d6 AP 4, Mega Damage).
• Fear*: In his natural form, a Dragon Hatchling is a terrifying creature to most folks, who must make a Fear check when first seeing him.
• Fire Breath*: Flame Wind Hatchlings can fire a bolt of flame at Range 12/24/48 and Damage 4d6 (Mega Damage), using their Shooting skill. Alternately, they can do 2d10, Mega Damage in a Cone Template starting from their mouths. Every target within the cone makes an Agility roll −2 to avoid the attack. Those who fail suffer 2d10 damage.
• Flight*: The Hatchling has a Flying Pace of 12" and Climb 0. Flight is usable in another form if it has wings.
• Impervious to Fire: Fire and heat (including plasma weapons) do not affect a Flame Wind Dragon at all.
• Infravision: Dragons halve the penalties for dark lighting against living targets (round down).
• Inherently Magical: Hatchlings know no magic spells, but they have a natural pool of 10 PPE and can use any Techno- Wizard devices. A dragon who takes an Arcane Background adds his starting PPE to any gained from the Edge. Additionally, whenever he takes the Power Points Edge, he gains +10 PPE instead of +5.
• Limited Metamorphosis: A dragon begins life able to adopt a single human or humanoid form for a limited amount of time each day. He can maintain this humanoid form for a number of hours equal to his Spirit die before needing at least six hours of rest. The dragon gains no special properties of what he mimics, only the size and appearance, but he retains all of his own abilities except those only usable in dragon form (marked with an *). Weapons and other personal effects (up to body armor) are assumed into the dragon’s form and reappear when returning to humanoid form. Any other objects are dropped. The process does not work in reverse, all gear carried by the dragon is dropped when transforming into humanoid form.
• Mighty: Even Dragon Hatchlings are incredibly strong, beginning with a Strength of d12+4. They are also very resilient, starting with a d8 Vigor. Neither attribute has a maximum limit.
• Minor Psychic: A Dragon Hatchling begins with Arcane Background (Psionics).
• Nigh-Immortality: Dragons are supernatural creatures thought to be as old as the cosmos itself. Hatchlings mature around 600 years of age and, unless killed, can live up to 12,000 years. They are sustained by passively and effortlessly absorbing ambient magic energy, eating and drinking simply for pleasure. Dragons are immune to the Hazards of Cold, Heat, Hunger, Thirst, Disease, Poison, Drowning, Electricity, and Radiation; see Hazards in Savage Worlds.
• Size+6*: In their natural forms, Dragon Hatchlings are usually 15–20 feet from snout to tail-tip, and weigh up to 7 tons. This means, when not using their Metamorphosis abilities, Hatchlings gain +6 Toughness and a fourth Wound level.
• Slow Regeneration: These creatures can even regenerate lost limbs over time, making a natural healing roll once per day.
• Tail Lash*: A Hatchling in dragon form can attack all opponents adjacent to its rear or side as an action. The Hatchling uses its Athletics skill and ignores Scale penalties for this particular attack, which may be Evaded. Those who fail suffer Str+d8 Mega Damage.

DRAWBACKS

• Cybernetics: Dragons cannot take cybernetics at any point. Their bodies reject such foreign implants.
• Enemies: Dragons are illegal and reviled by the Coalition. Any known dragon is immediately hunted with extreme prejudice.
• Form Limits: If a dragon transforms into a humanoid race with a restriction based on its body type (such as Non-Standard Physiology, see page 51), it suffers the same penalties as that race. The GM makes the final call on what counts as a body type restriction. In their natural form, dragons cannot wear any armor and can only use vehicular weapons specially adapted for their use at four times the normal cost. Most other gear can only be used in humanoid form (again, GM’s call).
• Hatched: Dragons are born not made. They do not choose a race.
• Outsider: Dragon Hatchlings understand so little of the world, they inevitably cause socially awkward situations wherever they go, even in humanoid form. All Dragon Hatchlings have the Outsider (Major) Hindrance.
• Territorial: Dragons tend to dislike their own, and other dragons generally treat a newcomer as invading their territory unless great care is taken in interactions.
• Untested: Being so young and without any life experiences, Dragon Hatchlings have not had time to develop moral codes, physical limitations, or foibles. When creating a Dragon Hatchling character, the player selects no Hindrances to start (and, thus, doesn’t get the extra points to spend on character creation). Instead, he selects one Hindrance at the end of the first session. He may then select another Hindrance at the end of the second session, and a last one at the end of the third session. Only when all Hindrances are selected (one Major and two Minor, per normal rules), may the player spend the points on his character, working out what is appropriate with the Game Master. This represents imprinting and a “growth spurt” for the Dragon Hatchling.
• Very Young: Dragon Hatchlings start out very young. They begin with only 3 points to adjust their attributes and only 10 skill points. Unlike the Young Hindrance (which they cannot take), this complication does not grant an extra Benny each session.

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POWERS
PPE: 10

ISP: 10

Detect/Conceal arcana (Self only limitation)

Detect/Conceal Arcana
Rank: Novice
Power Points: 1 (Limitation self only)
Range: Smarts
Duration: 5 (detect); one hour (conceal)
Trappings: Psionic Might
Detect arcana allows the recipient of the power to see and detect all supernatural persons, objects, or effects in sight for five rounds. This includes invisible foes, enchantments on people or items, weird science devices, and so on. With a raise, the caster knows the general type of enchantment as well—harmful, obscurement, magic, miracles, etc.

Detect arcana also allows a character to ignore up to 4 points of penalties when attacking foes hidden by magical darkness, invisibility, or similar abilities (or all penalties with a raise).

Conceal arcana prevents detection of arcane energies on one being or item of Normal Scale for one hour (see the Size Table page 179).

Detect vs. Conceal: Detecting arcana against someone or something that’s been concealed is an opposed roll of arcane skills (roll each time it’s attempted, but no more than once per turn). If the concealment wins, the character cannot see through the ruse with this casting, but may terminate this instance and try again.
MODIFIERS
„„ADDITIONAL RECIPIENTS (+1): The power may affect more than one viewer for detect, or item for conceal, for 1 additional Power Point each.
„„AREA OF EFFECT (+1/+2): Conceal only. The power affects everything in a sphere the size of a Medium Blast Template for +1 points, or a Large Blast Template for +2.
„„STRONG (+1): Conceal only. Detection rolls to see through the concealment are made at −2.

Entangle

Entangle
Rank: Novice
Power Points: 2
Range: Smarts
Duration: Instant
Trappings: Telekinetic Grasp.
Entangle allows the caster to restrain a target with ice, bands of energy, or other vine-like Trappings (Hardness 5). If successful, the target is Entangled. With a raise, he’s Bound. Victims may break free on their turn as detailed under Bound & Entangled on page 98.
MODIFIERS
„„AREA OF EFFECT (+2/+3): For +2 points the power affects everyone in a Medium Blast Template. For +3 points the area of effect is increased to a Large Blast Template.
„„STRONG (+2): The entangling material is particularly resilient. Rolls to break free are made at −2 and its Hardness increases to 7.

Disguise (Self only limitation)

Disguise
Rank: Seasoned
Power Points: 1 (Self only Limitation)
Range: Smarts
Duration: 10 minutes
Trappings: Psionic Might
Disguise allows the target to assume the appearance of another person of the same Size and shape, including clothing. It does not confer any abilities, however.

Those who have reason to question the imposter’s identity make a Notice roll at −2 to see through the disguise (−4 with a raise on the casting roll). This is a free action.
MODIFIERS
„„ADDITIONAL RECIPIENTS (+1): The power may affect more than one target for 1 additional Power Point each.
„„SIZE (+1): The recipient may assume the shape of someone up to two Sizes larger or smaller than themselves.

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Advances (post Advances as a reply to character sheet)


Hero’s Journey

• Training (1): +5 Skill points in combat
• Training (3): +5 Skill points in combat

Advances

• Initial Advances: (From Hindrances):
• Cybernetic Modifications:
• Novice 1 Advance:
• Novice 2 Advance:
• Novice 3 Advance:
• Seasoned 1 Advance:
• Seasoned 2 Advance:
• Seasoned 3 Advance:
• Seasoned 4 Advance:
• Veteran 1 Advance:
• Veteran 2 Advance:
• Veteran 3 Advance:
• Veteran 4 Advance:
• Heroic 1 Advance:
• Heroic 2 Advance:
• Heroic 3 Advance:
• Heroic 4 Advance:
• Legendary 1 Advance:
• Legendary 2 Advance:
• Legendary 3 Advance:
• Legendary 4 Advance: