Physalis
Structure
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PointsA sea of floating tendrils, Physalis is a Bio-Titan able to liquify a Pilot in their cockpit and turn their Mech into a marionette under its control. Its lair is surrounded by Mech carcasses and the liquified remains of their pilots.
Pilot Seeker Tendrils
RangeMediumDamage2SPMeleeAnti-organic
The Pilot Seeker Tendrils may choose to attack a Pilot in the cockpit of their Mech. The attack is resolved as though attacking the Pilot.
Make a melee attack against a target within Range.
Puppeteer Tendrils
Turn ActionRangeMediumMelee
Puppeteer tendrils can target any Mech without a Pilot in Range. The Mech comes under the control of Physalis. It acts when Physalis wills it via its Mech Marionette Ability.
Mech Marionette
Turn ActionRangeMedium
A Mech in Range under the control of Physalis may either Move or take a Turn Action. It may also take as many Free Actions as it is able to. It cannot take Reactions.
Puppet Shield
Reaction
When Physalis is hit by an attack it may redirect the attack to one of the Mechs under its control. The attack deals its damage and any effects to the chosen Mech. During a round, Physalis may use this Reaction once per Mech it has under its control.
Hovering Mass
PassiveHover
Physalis uses electro-magnetic propulsion to hover over terrain and obstacles. It has the Hover Trait.
Titanic Actions
Physalis 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. Physalis regains spent Titanic Actions at the start of their turn.
-Physalis makes an attack with its Pilot Seeker Tendrils
-Physalis uses its Puppeteer Tendrils Ability
-Physalis uses its Mech Marionette Ability
-Physalis Moves a Range Band
Bio-Titan
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A sea of floating tendrils, Physalis is a Bio-Titan able to liquify a Pilot in their cockpit and turn their Mech into a marionette under its control. Its lair is surrounded by Mech carcasses and the liquified remains of their pilots.
Source: Rainmaker, p. 83