>I am impressed with this book. I have had questions
>as well--ie my post about Armor values--but in no way
>do I think it is worth a huge debate. This e-mail
>string is heading towards a realism debate that
>usually ends up with one side saying it's fine as is,
>and the other faced with the task of having to modify
>to suit their tastes--both stances are fine.
To be fair to the argument, I also have problems with stats, Running speeds overall are far too slow, my main one.
>Now with that said, I did notice that the book skimped
>on undead. We have come up with some Vampire stats
>that I enjoyed quite a bit. Has anybody tried writing
>up a mummy???????
Hmm... well, there are plenty of bandages to write on :) However, most Undead, other than those specialised for a particular scenario, tend to end up as Zombies with a couple of extra abilities. Mummies would have Aura of Fear and maybe Vulnerable to Fire. If you like the old Hammer Horror variety, give them Slow Enemy too - no matter how fast you ran, that lumbering, foot-dragging mummy always caught you!
Of course, the new movie Mummy is another thing again, and far better treated as a major villain NPC with some SERIOUS powers!
Wulf
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