Bonewalker

Bonewalker

A bonewalker is a 2 meter tall quadruped, with long, slender, bony legs and a ribcage chassis.

Bonewalkers survive on a diet of bones. Bonewalkers can speak every language, and are quite intelligent, but have no particular desires, other than a willingness to obey every command given to them by their master.

Bonewalker Elite   —   23 points

AD  5     GD 5     Will 2     HP  1     Toughness 4

Muscle 1     Accuracy  1     Save DC 4     Magic Power 0

Stealth 1     Perception 2     Agility 4

Fear Response  Frenzy

Descriptors  [ Bony ], [ Undead ], [ Purple ], [ White ]

Movement  20 meter land speed with 6 meter jump. 10 meter swim speed with 5 meter sink.

Size  2 meters     Reach 1.5 meters (16.5 with tiny portals)

Carrying Capacity 20 kilograms      Weight 180 Kilograms

Basic Specialties  Physical Evasion, Slippery Wit, Stubborn, Offensive, Brutal

Advanced Specialties  Stealthy, Perceptive

Extras  Quick

The bonewalker's unarmed attacks deal 1d6+2 damage (Muscle included), and it can attack through tiny, spontaneously generated portals, allowing it to attack creatures 15 meters beyond its reach, potentially past walls or other obstacles.

It can also create larger 2 meter wide, 0 meter deep portals, with one end adjacent to itself and the other end 30 meters away, as a move action; such portals disappear after 1 round.

The bonewalker's glowing face brightly illuminates out to 1 meter.

The bonewalker gets -1 to Perception in direct sunlight.

Advancement

Long Distance Portals (10 points): The distance at which it can create its portals (both large and small) doubles. It gets two more Advanced Specialties.

Scuttling (6 points): The Bonewalker can walk (but not run) along difficult terrain, walls, and ceilings, without difficulty. It gets another Advanced Specialty.