Bizarre Animal Form Table
- Animals the way nature never intended. -
A twisted look at the animal kingdom from Matt's Nightbane
Shop.
The Nightbane's Morphus contains the shapes of an animal, but in exotic
and unusual ways, even for a Nightbane. When rolling of this table you
should also roll on the Animal Form table to determine the type of animal.
Rolls that indicate multiple animals should be re-rolled. You will also
need the particular animal form table that is rolled. Nightbane with these
forms may purchase elite talents appropriate to the animal they gain
attributes from.
This table may substitute for or add to the Alien Shape table in the basic
Nightbane book.
Another day, another dollar, Fred thought to himself.
He certainly couldn't complain about the pay, but is was just too weird
working at Club Freak. No matter how hard he worked at trying to be
pleasant to the customers, every night it seemed like he'd have at least
one of the guests try to scare the pants off of him, intimidate him, or
downright threaten him. Usually the offending guest would be told to lay
off, but that was no assurance one of these freaks wouldn't just off and
snap him in half one day. ''Bartender?'' a lady called. She seamed
pleasant enough to look at compared to most of his customers, human
looking, even good looking, except for the strands of barbed wire wrapped
around her, cutting into her otherwise pretty skin. She must have come in
while he was on break. ''I'd like a martini and a bowl of warm milk.''
Fred had learned not to question odd requests, so he got the drink and bowl
for the lady. As he sat them on the bar in front of her he said
''Usually just the first drink is on the house for each new guest, but I
guess we can make that both of these...'' She giggled ''Thanks, but we are
two guests you might say'', and she lifted her left arm onto the bar and
brought it to the bowl. As Fred watched the cat's head on the end of her
arm lick up the milk, he decided that maybe his other customers needed
new drinks about now.
Created by Mathew R. Ignash, March, 2002 (mathewignash@comcast.net)
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