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From: "Robert A. Hayden" <hayden@*******.MANKATO.MSUS.EDU>
Subject: Re: Jurassic Park stuff
Date: Wed, 16 Jun 1993 22:00:43 -0500
On Wed, 16 Jun 1993, Justin Kim wrote:

> Has anyone out there thought up stats for Velociraptors for
> Shadowrun? Maybe (off the top of my head):
> Body: 8 or 9
> Quickness: 8*4 ("Cheetah speed")
> Strength: 8
> Charisma: --
> Intelligence: 4/4 (or maybe 4/5)

That's a little too high, I believe. Their INT as show was definately
above 'animal' or instinctive, but not above the mean of Human population.

They were smart enough to open a door, but she was stupid enough to
single-handly charge a hungry T Rex? I'd give them a 1 INT. 99% of what
they did was purely instinctual, EXCEPT for opening doors, which, IMnqsHO
was stupid.

> Willpower: 2
> Essence: 6
> Reaction: 6**
> Attacks: 10D (I'm *really* not sure about this-big powerful mouth
> and those switchblade claws seem to make for a powerful
> attack, though)

Gosh I'm having fun with this. I feel sorry for those people not around
right now who will come on tomorrow with 40 or 50 posts to take care of :).

--

In any case, as for the 'raptors, remember that they are strictly a pack
animal. Singly they may be vicious, but all of their instictual tactics
are gone because they rely on distraction and the pack mentality.

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