Bunny One

[boxee]

Real Name: XR671V3 (Experimental Rabbit 671 Version 3)
Name: Cori
Class: Crazy, hidden (no rods)
Level: 1
Alignment: Unprincipled
Sex: Female
Age: 18
Height: 18" tall.
Weight: 8 lbs.

IQ: 10
ME: 12
MA: 16 (40%)
PS: 26 (+11 damage)
PP: 25 (+5 strike/parry/dodge)
PE: 28
PB: 22
Spd.: 80 (53 mph)

HP: 60
SDC: 191


ISP: 37
PPE: 31

saving throws-
curses: 15 or better
diseases: 14 or better
lethal poison: 14 or better
non-lethal poison: 16 or better
harmful drugs: 15 or better
acids: no save, dodge only
insanity: 12 or better
magic: 12-16 or better depending on caster level
psionics: 12 or better
saving throw class abilities-
+2 to save vs psionics and posession
+6 to save vs mind control
+4 to save vs toxic gasses, poison, disease, and drugs
enhanced healing
saving throws PE bonuses-
50% vs coma/death (total after all bonuses)
+7 vs magic/poison

Natural Abilities-
+3 PP, +10 Spd. (figured)
Size level: 3
Full Hands
Full Biped
Full Speach
Leaping: Rodent
Advanced Smell
Extraordinary Speed 3d6+30 (figured)
Extra MA +4 (figured)


Class abilities-
lift and carry 2 times as much as normal
last 10x longer then normal
remain alert 3 days without sleep
only needs 4 hours sleep per day
strength is augmented
leap 20' across, 15' high, half from stand still
+20% to balance skills
enhanced senses (page 55 RUE)
+3 perception rolls
read a sign a mile away
hear a whisper 300' away
recognize odors 65%
recognize person by scent 25%
track by smell 30% (less then two hours old)
enhanced taste 55% (+20% if chemical tell tail taste)
enhanced sense of touch (+10% to related skills)
enhanced healing (x2 faster then normal)
crazies bio-regenerate


minor psionics-
see aura ISP:6
telepathy ISP:4
total recall ISP:2


Combat Bonuses-
+6 attacks/round
+11 damage (figured)
+2 kick attack damage (figured)
+5 strike
+1 disarm
+7 dodge
+7 parry
+2 initiative
+4 pull punch
+11 roll
+3 perception
+1 auto-dodge


Combat maneuvers-
power punch/kick 1d4 MDC (counts as two attacks)
punch 1d4+11
automatic kick 2d4+13 (gymnastics)
axe kick 1d8+13
roundhouse kick 3d6+13
karate kick 2d6+13
knee strike 1d8+13
leap kick 3d8+13 (counts as 2 attacks)
body flip/throw 1d6+11
body block/tackle 1d4+11
crush/squeeze 1d4+11
pin incapacitate 18-20
KO natural 20


OCC Skills- +20% to maintain balance
language: native (English): 95%
language: other (Spanish) (+15%): 65%
climbing (+20%)(+5%): 65%/ 55%
dance (+15%): 45%
detect ambush (+10%): 40%
detect concealment (+15%): 40%
electronic countermeasures (+10%): 40%
escape artist (+10%): 40%
gymnastics (+20%)
- sense of balance (+20%): 90%
- work parallel bars & rings: 80%
- back flip: 90%
- climb rope/rappel: 80%
land navigation (+10%): 46%
prowl (+20% +5% gymnastics): 50%
radio: basic (+10%): 55%
streetwise (+10%): 30%
tailing (+15%): 45%
swimming (+20%): 70%
wp ancient- knife
wp ancient- targeting
wp modern- energy pistol
wp modern- automatic pistol
wp modern- energy rifle
HTH martial arts


OCC Related Skills-
literacy native (English)(+5%): 93%
boxing
kick boxing
wrestling
pilot robots and powered armor
robot combat: basic
weapon systems


Secondary Skill-
aerobic athletics
computer operation: 40%
general repair & maintenance: 35%
math: basic: 45%
running
calligraphy: 35%


Cybernetics-
Data jack
Radio receiver
Gyro compass
Clock calendar
Optics display
Concealed cyber armor AR 16, 20 MDC


Notable Gear-
Light EBA 20 MDC.

NG-UV1 Solar Powered Mini-Laser, 4 E-Clips

NG-H5 Holdout Ion Pistol

2 Wilk's 210 "Pocket Pistols"

2 Wilk's-Remi 104 Derringers

6 Silver plated throwing darts

2 Silver plated gauntlets

Weapons harness and backpack.
Ultrasonic flea collar.
Wilk's laser wand.
12' long fiber optic cable.

[taalismn]

Clearly a beginning character, but...background? Fluff text?
I'm presuming Lone Star creation, but given this is Rifts, could be d-stranded refugee from Heroes Unlimited(animal experiment).
So...a little context to set this character in?

[Mack]

Please don't post character stats without any accompanying discussion points.

Things to consider:
-- Why are you sharing this?
-- What about it do you wish to discuss?
-- Is there something unique or odd you find intriguing?
-- Why should others take time to examine it?

[Tick]

So my Question is....
How are you 18 feet tall and only 8 pounds? Are you made of feathers or foam?

[Mack]

So my Question is....
How are you 18 feet tall and only 8 pounds? Are you made of feathers or foam?

A double quotation mark ( " ) indicates inches, not feet.

[Vincent Takeda]

I'm picturing zootopia

[boxee]

Please don't post character stats without any accompanying discussion points.

Things to consider:
-- Why are you sharing this?
-- What about it do you wish to discuss?
-- Is there something unique or odd you find intriguing?
-- Why should others take time to examine it?

Hi Mack,
I posted her to see what people would think of the character. Thought I had added a "What do you all think about this character" but must have messed up sorry.

[taalismn]

To her perfectly honest, Boxee, tacking on the line "What do you all think about this character" without context would have hit my Berserk Button...but that's just me and my psych-scarring experiences with that phrase.

So, a little background on the character? Some narrative?
While working out the stat details, spin me a story.

[boxee]

Clearly a beginning character, but...background? Fluff text?
I'm presuming Lone Star creation, but given this is Rifts, could be d-stranded refugee from Heroes Unlimited(animal experiment).
So...a little context to set this character in?

I do not have a full background write up for Cori as of this time. She was created by Lone Star as an experiment designated for execution. A small group of the Lone Star doctors decided to test a pack of dogboys in a hunt. Nobody expected Cori to be able to escape. She was befriended by a crazy and her training continued. Over time she has acquired her gear and cybernetics. She was taught to pilot robots and powered armors to be more useful as a team member.

[Curbludgeon]

Perhaps it's the numbering, but this reminds me of the 2004 comic book series We3, which involved a cybernetically enhanced rabbit in a robot suit. Since the animals in that comic weren't anthropomorphized to the extent of boxee's character, maybe it's more a cross between We3's Pirate and Usagi Yojimbo.

The amount of cybernetics on the character technically doesn't jive with psionics. Personally I think things that can be apps on a cheap modern phone shouldn't count for that, particularly if any display for them is otherwise accounted for. Some people might give you guff about a gyro-compass or clock/calendar tipping the scales, though.

[Sir_Spirit]

I made a trailer for your characters anime!
Heh.....

Edit: OBVIOUSLY I didn't make that trailer....

[boxee]

I made a trailer for your characters anime!
Heh.....

Edit: OBVIOUSLY I didn't make that trailer....

NOW THAT WAS COOL!!!!!!

[boxee]

Perhaps it's the numbering, but this reminds me of the 2004 comic book series We3, which involved a cybernetically enhanced rabbit in a robot suit. Since the animals in that comic weren't anthropomorphized to the extent of boxee's character, maybe it's more a cross between We3's Pirate and Usagi Yojimbo.

The amount of cybernetics on the character technically doesn't jive with psionics. Personally I think things that can be apps on a cheap modern phone shouldn't count for that, particularly if any display for them is otherwise accounted for. Some people might give you guff about a gyro-compass or clock/calendar tipping the scales, though.

Would rather have more cybernetics on the character then the tiny amount of psi powers they give you.

[Mack]

This is a style thing, so you're mileage may vary...

This character suffers from too many "one in million" occurrences.
-- It was an extremely rare creation by Lone Star.
-- It managed to survive its expected destruction.
-- It successfully escaped Lone Star.
-- It found a sponsor willing to pay for expensive MOM transplants.
-- The Cyber-Doc was able to perform the MOM surgery on a non-human brain.

There's too many unique events in the character's history. It strains credulity.


Now having said that, if it's a fun character and the folks at your gaming table agree to it, then by all means go right ahead and enjoy the character!

[boxee]

This is a style thing, so you're mileage may vary...

This character suffers from too many "one in million" occurrences.
-- It was an extremely rare creation by Lone Star.
-- It managed to survive its expected destruction.
-- It successfully escaped Lone Star.
-- It found a sponsor willing to pay for expensive MOM transplants.
-- The Cyber-Doc was able to perform the MOM surgery on a non-human brain.

There's too many unique events in the character's history. It strains credulity.


Now having said that, if it's a fun character and the folks at your gaming table agree to it, then by all means go right ahead and enjoy the character!

The MOM implant was done at Lone Star as per the chart in the conversion book. So kind of confused. The only thing I see that might be questioned are the weapons, but they are all low damage and in no way game breaking. The cybernetics are all minor but some GM might say they are too much. I would expect this character to be very fun, I will never get to play it in any event. My health is going downhill quickly so I am not really able to get out anymore.