MCC Stat Block: Lordia Orp 'Scorpion Folk' (1d20+5 (15)): Init +3; atk 4 x claws melee +4 (1d10+2) and 2 x stingers melee +4 (1d6+2); AC 17; HD 6D7 hp 24 each; MV 30' ; 1d20; SV Fort +0, Ref +0, Will +1
Mutations: Taller; New Body Parts; Modified Body Parts; Total Carapace; Heightened Intelligence; Heightened Sense (sight), Poison (Intensity 10+1d7)
Number Appearing: 1d20+5
Morale: 6
Hit Dice: HD 6D7
Armor: 7 (AC 17)
Size: Large 2.5 Meters at the shoulders
Movement: MV 30'
Attack: 4 x Claws melee +4 (1d10+2)
2 x Stingers melee +4 (1d6+2)
Description (Initial Observations): The Lorida Orp has the brownish color of its ancestor. It has two sets of claws that it uses very well. The first pair of legs have mutated to large arms and the second pair of legs have also mutated to arms, though smaller than the first. The Lorida Orp has two tails.
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Behavior: The Lorida Orp has two tails, one has enom causing paralysis for 1d20 rounds and the venom of the other tail causes death.The Lorida orps are very fond of guns, knives, swords, and axes of all Tech levels. They will go to great lengths to obtain ancient weapons. The Lorida Orp, if able, will attack a foe from afar with any firearm it may have; and then it will engage its prey in hand to hand combat using any weapon it may on hand and it will also use its natural weaponry.As a whole, Lorida orps are xenophobic as several races consider their young to be a delicacy. However, there are two races that the Lorida orps get along with; the spider lill and the drax (see next issue). Also, there is the rare Lorida Orp that seeks to venture from its familiar surroundings and lead the life of an adventurer.Lorida Orp encounters are usually with a male patrol, any one unfortunate enough to find a base camp will have to deal with very irate and protective females and even the young will fight. If any children are killed the Lorida Orp tribe will track the wrong doers back to their village and kill any adult they find as well as burn everything.
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