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Abomination 3 Ink art from page 28 of The Mutant Epoch RPG Expansion Rules book Each Abomination will have 1d2 flaw mutations, 1d3 minor mutations, and 1d4+2 prime mutations from the mutation determination lists starting on page 228, which includes mutations from this book and the hub rules. Likewise, each abomination gets one or more features on each of the following series of tables to establish its senses, gender and reproductive capacity, body structure, locomotion, appendages, and miscellaneous abomination aspects.

Abomination 2 Hand drawn ink art from page 26 of The Mutant Epoch RPG Expansion Rules book The DNA of an abomination is a blend of custom manipulation, happy accidents, and that of animals and humans, the results often pitiful, and always sickening to behold. They have been described as bags of flesh and organs, dotted with orifices and appendages, sensory parts, heads, limbs, and discolored patches of hair, scale, or horn, the whole mess further dotted with open sores that are barely distinguishable from nostrils, mouths or mating orifices. While hideous, hated and typically shunned, some exhibit traits which make them indispensable members of raiding parties, ship’s crews, merc squads and ruin exploration teams. Bristling with often gruesome yet deadly appendages, armored plating, and a blend of offensive and defensive mutations, they can be fearsome and valued comrades. Of course, stemming from blended DNA and often growing up as ill treated filth, they tend to have bizarre personalities, odd illnesses and one or more flaws.

Character Swimming Ability Does your character sink or swim when thrown into the water? It’s an important detail in game play and comes up often in both published TME adventures and home brewed digs. Drowning is explained under Hazards, part 3, page 121 of the TME Hub Rules. Ink art from page from page 20 of The Mutant Epoch RPG Expansion Rules book.