Genbu
Structure
47
PointsA hard, armoured shell that sprouts writhing tentacles that pummels its prey with sheer brute force, able to bludgeon steel with the sheer force of its mass. Lairs in an underwater environment where it can surprise its foes and drag them down to the depths to feed.
Aquatic Ambusher
Passive
If undetected in an aquatic environment, Genbu always acts first in an Action Scene.
Grasping Tentacles
RangeMediumDamage2SP
A target hit by this attack gains the Vulnerable and Immobile Trait. They may use a Turn Action to attempt to escape.
Make a ranged attack against a target within Range.
Mace-Tentacles
RangeMediumDamage5SPMeleeMulti-attack2
Crushing Attacks: Each successful hit Genbu makes with their Mace-Tentacles destroys a random System or Module on the target.
Make a melee attack against a target within Range.
Shell Regeneration
Turn Action
Genbu regenerates a layer of Armour Plating on its shell, regaining 1 Armour Plating up to its maximum of 6.
Armour Plating
PassiveUses6
When Genbu takes damage, instead remove a layer of Armour Plating and it takes no damage or effect from the attack.
Cephalopod
Passive
Genbu can move effortlessly in water, swamp, rivers, and other aquatic environments. Genbu is slow on areas of land. It must choose to either attack or move on its turn when on land.
Titanic Actions
Genbu can take three Titanic Actions, choosing from the options below. Only one Titanic Action may be chosen at a time and only at the end of another Pilot's or NPC's turn. Genbu regains spent Titanic Actions at the start of their turn.
-Genbu moves a Range band if it is in an aquatic environment.
-Genbu makes a single Mace Tentacle Attack.
-Genbu makes a single Grasping Tentacle Attack.
-Genbu uses its Shell Regeneration Ability.
Bio-Titan
RainmakerPage 82
- Structure Points
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A hard, armoured shell that sprouts writhing tentacles that pummels its prey with sheer brute force, able to bludgeon steel with the sheer force of its mass. Lairs in an underwater environment where it can surprise its foes and drag them down to the depths to feed.
Source: Rainmaker, p. 82