Reaper

Reaper

The Reaper is a large bone centipede which prefers to walk partially upright.

Reapers live on a diet of bones. Reapers are quite smart, and can speak.

Reaper Paragon   —   100 points

AD  4     GD 6     Will 1     HP  5     Toughness 4

Muscle 2     Accuracy  2     Save DC 4     Magic Power 0

Stealth 3     Perception 2     Agility 5

Fear Response  Frenzy

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

Movement  66 meter land speed with 5 meter jump. 66 meter swim speed with 5 meter sink.

Size  2 meters     Reach 2 meters

Carrying Capacity 40 kilograms      Weight 80 Kilograms

Basic Specialties  Physical Evasion, Stubborn, Offensive, Brutal, Sturdy

Advanced Specialties  Ungrabbable, Aggressive 2, Stealthy 2, Perceptive 2, Sturdy

Extras  Fast

The reaper's four foremost legs are vicious scythelike claw weapons, which deal 1d6+3 Physical damage (Muscle included).

It can use its mandibles as a "hand", which is not surprising since the mandibles are made out of human fingers.

The reaper's penalties for using additional weapons decrease to -1 per weapon.

Reapers get a +2 bonus to Stealth against non-injured creatures except while it is in bright light.

When a Reaper kills a victim, the resulting explosion of body parts makes an attack against AD with an accuracy of +2 against each other creature in a 5 meter spray for 1d6+2 Physical damage (Muscle included).

Advancement

Death's Messenger (25 points): When a creature dies, if the Reaper is aware of it, the Reaper may, as an immediate action, teleport to its corpse. The Reaper gains an Advanced Specialty and becomes [ Purple ].

Facestealer (25 points): When the Reaper kills a creature or teleports to the corpse of a creature, it may assume the appearance and voice of that creature, as a Decent Disguise. If the creature is larger than the Reaper, the Reaper's appearance reverts when it enters a space that larger creature could not occupy. The Reaper gains an Advanced Specialty.