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	While a mutation can assume many forms, it typically signifies an abnormal trait or ability not common to the species. Mutations can be pronounced or unnoticeable. They may grant extraordinary abilities or effect subtle to grotesque changes in a creature’s physiology.		While a mutation can assume many forms, it typically signifies an abnormal trait or ability not common to the species. Mutations can be pronounced or unnoticeable. They may grant extraordinary abilities or effect subtle to grotesque changes in a creature’s physiology.

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	Character's who are Mutants cannot benefit from other difficulties and cannot also use beneficial Cybernetic implants or have Psionic powers.		Character's who are Mutants cannot benefit from other difficulties and cannot also use beneficial Cybernetic implants or have Psionic powers.


	Player's use the Mutation Point(MP) system presented below to acquire mutations. GM's do not necessary have to strictly follow these rules below when creating Non-Heroic NPCs or villains for the Players to fight. That way they can use these rules with extra leave of creativity for the sake of story telling and adventure for the players.		Player's use the Mutation Point(MP) system presented below to acquire mutations. GM's do not necessary have to strictly follow these rules below when creating Non-Heroic NPCs or villains for the Players to fight. That way they can use these rules with extra leave of creativity for the sake of story telling and adventure for the players.

	All special qualities granted by mutations are considered extraordinary abilities. Using an extraordinary ability is a free action unless noted otherwise.		All special qualities granted by mutations are considered extraordinary abilities. Using an extraordinary ability is a free action unless noted otherwise.



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	Mutation Points (MP) provide a simple method of selecting mutations while preserving game balance. All creatures (including heroes) begin play with 0 MP. A creature gains MP by selecting one or more drawbacks—physical deformities and disabilities that make the creature less effective in play. A creature can then “spend” the MP on one or more beneficial mutations. The total MP spent on beneficial mutations cannot exceed the total MP the creature gains from drawbacks. A creature may still have unspent MP after choosing beneficial mutations, however. These unspent MP can be spent on new mutations at a later time.		Mutation Points (MP) provide a simple method of selecting mutations while preserving game balance. All creatures (including heroes) begin play with 0 MP. A creature gains MP by selecting one or more drawbacks—physical deformities and disabilities that make the creature less effective in play. A creature can then “spend” the MP on one or more beneficial mutations. The total MP spent on beneficial mutations cannot exceed the total MP the creature gains from drawbacks. A creature may still have unspent MP after choosing beneficial mutations, however. These unspent MP can be spent on new mutations at a later time.


	;Hiding Physical Deformities		;Hiding Physical Deformities

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 All special qualities granted by mutations are considered extraordinary abilities. Using an extraordinary ability is a free action unless noted otherwise.
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	== Mutations ==		== Mutations ==
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	== Mutations ==		== Mutations ==
			{\| class="wikitable" style="margin-left: 10px;"
			\|+ Table: Mutations
			! style="text-algin:left;" \| d%
			! Mutation Type
			! MP Cost

			\|-
			\| 01–02\|\|Extra Digits Cosmetic \|\|0
			\|-
			\| 03–04\|\|Fins Cosmetic \|\|0
			\|-
			\| 05–06\|\|Forked Tongue Cosmetic \|\|0
			\|-
			\| 07–08\|\|Horns Cosmetic \|\|0
			\|-
			\| 09–10\|\|Scaly Skin Cosmetic \|\|0
			\|-
			\| 11–12\|\|Thin Fur Coat Cosmetic \|\|0
			\|-
			\| 13–14\|\|Unnatural Eyes Cosmetic \|\|0
			\|-
			\| 15–16\|\|Unnatural Hair Cosmetic \|\|0
			\|-
			\| 17–18\|\|Unnatural Skin Cosmetic \|\|0
			\|-
			\| 19–20\|\|Unnatural Voice Cosmetic \|\|0
			\|-
			\| 21–22\|\|Acidic Saliva Minor \|\|1
			\|-
			\| 23–24\|\|Adrenaline Jolt Minor \|\|3
			\|-
			\| 25–26\|\|Claws Minor \|\|1
			\|-
			\| 27–28\|\|Darkvision Minor \|\|3
			\|-
			\| 29–30\|\|Energy Diffusion Minor \|\|2
			\|-
			\| 31–32\|\|Fangs Minor \|\|1
			\|-
			\| 33–34\|\|Force Barrier Minor \|\|3
			\|-
			\| 35–36\|\|Gills Minor \|\|2
			\|-
			\| 37–38\|\|Great Horns Minor \|\|1
			\|-
			\| 39–40\|\|Hypersensitivity Minor \|\|3
			\|-
			\| 41–42\|\|Leaper Minor \|\|1
			\|-
			\| 43–44\|\|Scaly Armor Minor \|\|3
			\|-
			\| 45–46\|\|Scent Minor \|\|2
			\|-
			\| 47–48\|\|Second Wind Minor \|\|2
			\|-
			\| 49–50\|\|Smokescreen Minor \|\|1
			\|-
			\| 51–52\|\|Tail Minor \|\|1
			\|-
			\| 53–54\|\|Thick Fur Coat Minor \|\|1
			\|-
			\| 55–56\|\|Ultra Immune System Minor \|\|2
			\|-
			\| 57–58\|\|Wall Crawler Minor \|\|2
			\|-
			\| 59–60\|\|Webbed Digits Minor \|\|1
			\|-
			\| 61–62\|\|Echolocator Major \|\|5
			\|-
			\| 63–64\|\|Elasticity Major \|\|5
			\|-
			\| 65–66\|\|Energy Absorption Major \|\|4
			\|-
			\| 67–68\|\|Enlarged Form Major \|\|6
			\|-
			\| 69–70\|\|Exoskeleton Major \|\|5
			\|-
			\| 71–72\|\|Extra Arms Major \|\|6
			\|-
			\| 73–74\|\|Gazing Eye Major \|\|4
			\|-
			\| 75–76\|\|Pheromone Attraction Major \|\|6
			\|-
			\| 77–78\|\|Prehensile Tail Major \|\|4
			\|-
			\| 79–80\|\|Prickly Pear Major \|\|4
			\|-
			\| 81–82\|\|Radioactive Major \|\|5
			\|-
			\| 83–84\|\|Skeletal Reinforcement Major \|\|5
			\|-
			\| 85–86\|\|Stinger Major \|\|4
			\|-
			\| 87–88\|\|Telekinetic Mind Major \|\|5
			\|-
			\| 89–90\|\|Telepathy Major \|\|5
			\|-
			\| 91–92\|\|Tentacle Major \|\|6
			\|-
			\| 93–94\|\|Venomous Bite Major \|\|4
			\|-
			\| 95–96\|\|Vexing Voice Major \|\|4
			\|-
			\| 97–98\|\|Wings Major \|\|6
			\|-
			\| 99–100\|\|X-Ray Vision Major \|\|6
			\|}

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 Any mutation that alters a creature’s physical appearance imposes a penalty on the creature’s Disguise checks. For creatures trying to conceal multiple physical deformities or alterations, the penalties stack. A cosmetic mutation imposes a –1 penalty on Disguise checks, while a minor or major mutation imposes a –2 penalty on Disguise checks. Drawbacks do not apply penalties to Disguise checks.
 == Drawbacks ==

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	Mutation Points (MP) provide a simple method of selecting mutations while preserving game balance. All creatures (including heroes) begin play with 0 MP. A creature gains MP by selecting one or more drawbacks—physical deformities and disabilities that make the creature less effective in play. A creature can then “spend” the MP on one or more beneficial mutations. The total MP spent on beneficial mutations cannot exceed the total MP the creature gains from drawbacks. A creature may still have unspent MP after choosing beneficial mutations, however. These unspent MP can be spent on new mutations at a later time.		Mutation Points (MP) provide a simple method of selecting mutations while preserving game balance. All creatures (including heroes) begin play with 0 MP. A creature gains MP by selecting one or more drawbacks—physical deformities and disabilities that make the creature less effective in play. A creature can then “spend” the MP on one or more beneficial mutations. The total MP spent on beneficial mutations cannot exceed the total MP the creature gains from drawbacks. A creature may still have unspent MP after choosing beneficial mutations, however. These unspent MP can be spent on new mutations at a later time.

	{\| class="wikitable" style="float:right margin-left: 10px;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px;"
	\|+ Table: Drawbacks		\|+ Table: Drawbacks
	! style="text-algin:left;" \| d%		! style="text-algin:left;" \| d%

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	Mutation Points (MP) provide a simple method of selecting mutations while preserving game balance. All creatures (including heroes) begin play with 0 MP. A creature gains MP by selecting one or more drawbacks—physical deformities and disabilities that make the creature less effective in play. A creature can then “spend” the MP on one or more beneficial mutations. The total MP spent on beneficial mutations cannot exceed the total MP the creature gains from drawbacks. A creature may still have unspent MP after choosing beneficial mutations, however. These unspent MP can be spent on new mutations at a later time.		Mutation Points (MP) provide a simple method of selecting mutations while preserving game balance. All creatures (including heroes) begin play with 0 MP. A creature gains MP by selecting one or more drawbacks—physical deformities and disabilities that make the creature less effective in play. A creature can then “spend” the MP on one or more beneficial mutations. The total MP spent on beneficial mutations cannot exceed the total MP the creature gains from drawbacks. A creature may still have unspent MP after choosing beneficial mutations, however. These unspent MP can be spent on new mutations at a later time.

	{\| class="wikitable" style="float:right, margin-left: 10px;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="float:right margin-left: 10px;"
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	! style="text-algin:left;" \| d%		! style="text-algin:left;" \| d%

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	Mutation Points (MP) provide a simple method of selecting mutations while preserving game balance. All creatures (including heroes) begin play with 0 MP. A creature gains MP by selecting one or more drawbacks—physical deformities and disabilities that make the creature less effective in play. A creature can then “spend” the MP on one or more beneficial mutations. The total MP spent on beneficial mutations cannot exceed the total MP the creature gains from drawbacks. A creature may still have unspent MP after choosing beneficial mutations, however. These unspent MP can be spent on new mutations at a later time.		Mutation Points (MP) provide a simple method of selecting mutations while preserving game balance. All creatures (including heroes) begin play with 0 MP. A creature gains MP by selecting one or more drawbacks—physical deformities and disabilities that make the creature less effective in play. A creature can then “spend” the MP on one or more beneficial mutations. The total MP spent on beneficial mutations cannot exceed the total MP the creature gains from drawbacks. A creature may still have unspent MP after choosing beneficial mutations, however. These unspent MP can be spent on new mutations at a later time.

	{\| class="wikitable" style="margin-left: 10px;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="float:right, margin-left: 10px;"
	\|+ Table: Drawbacks		\|+ Table: Drawbacks
	! style="text-algin:left;" \| d%		! style="text-algin:left;" \| d%

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