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 Body Part • Body Parts that are transplanted
onto or into someone can engage
in a contest of wills with their
Attributes Random Average ‘owner’. This is a close contest Will
Strength 3d10+10 27 Vs Will check with the body part
Stamina 3d10+10 27 gaining control for a dramatically
Agility 5d10+10 38 appropriate amount of time.
Perception 2d10 11
Intelligence 9d10 50 • Body Parts can move
Pain Threshold 100 100
independently of their ‘owner’
Willpower 5d10+50 78
if they are severed or are never
Luck 7d10 39
attached, provided they have the
Movement - 1/2/5/x
obvious capability to move so.
Actions - 1
The movement scores given above
Damage Bonus - -1d6
Exert Strength -
are for hands and feet, arms and
35%
Hear - Sight- - 5/5/3/3/8
viscera (which can move like
Smell -Taste - tentacles). Organs and other parts
Touch can inch along at half normal
Shock Survival - 70% speed.
Toxin Resistance - 75%
Initiative - -2 • Body Parts can inspire rebellion
Parry Bonus - -10 in the same body parts in other
Hit Points - 27 people, this is a Will Vs Will close
Blood Points - - contest with a penalty of -10% for
Energy Points - - the Body Part. It cannot repeat
Mind Points - 64 this against the same person,
Hand to Hand - 25% if they resist their ‘parts’ are
Melee - 10%
considered loyal. Rarely – on a
Thrown - 5% critical success – it may inspire
Archaic - -10%
Pistol -
rebellion in every body part,
-10%
Rifle -
causing the person to be torn
-10%
Heavy - -10%
apart by their own organs and
limbs.
Attack Hit Parry Act Dmg Blood Crit
Base 25 - 1 1d6-1d6 Crush H2H • If you run a Zombie game where
Attack
the severed pieces of flesh
continue to move and attack Body
• Body Parts are a kind of ‘undead’ Parts – minus their powers – can
and, as such, are tireless and be used to represent those limbs
never run out of Energy Points. and parts.

Fear Effect
Nor do they have Blood Points
but are considered destroyed
by suitable Critical Hit or being
Having a rebelling body part requires a
reduced to negative hit points
Willpower check with a penalty of -20 and
equal to their positive hit points.
results in a Mind Points loss of 1d10 due to
the extreme body shock of not being able to
trust one’s own body and own parts.

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Witnessing a dismembered body part
slithering or crawling across the ground
requires a straight Willpower check and
incurs a penalty of 1d4 Mind Points.
Mutilating yourself or having yourself
mutilated to shed the problem body part
requires a Willpower check modified by
anything up to -20 and with the loss of
1d6, 1d8 or 1d10 Mind Points, depending
what part is being cut off.
Insanities resulting from these encounters
are likely to include self-mutilation,
disassociation, acute dismorphia and
paranoia.
Description
Body Parts resemble severed chunks of
flesh, usually a discrete organ or set of
organs, or a limb or a significant part of
a limb, something identifiable such as a
hand, a foot, an arm, a leg or, perhaps, a
stomach and coils of intestine, a heart or
some other unified organ.
Whether removed surgically or cut off
crudely with an axe or similar, the limb or
body part remains independently mobile
and becomes ‘undead’, not needing any of
the support networks of the rest of the body
to persist and survive on their own, not
rotting and capable of healing at the normal
rate.
Body Parts may be the severed chunks
of some other monstrosity, may be the
result of extreme body dismorphia, self
mutilation, hatred or simply being the
remains of some terrible and monstrous
killer or ‘evil’ historical figure.
Adventure Seeds
• A series of violent attacks are being
carried out by heart transplant
patients across the nation. The
organs can all be traced in sourcing
to storage at one particular hospital,
that same storage room containing
some of the historical curiosities that
the hospital has come into over the
many years there’s been a hospital at
this site. Amongst them is the pickled
and preserved heart of a notorious
serial killer from the early nineteen-
hundreds, the very thing that’s been
inspiring the hearts in storage to rebel
against the world, against the bodies
that care nothing for them, even to
‘liberate’ their brothers.
• In a one-on-one game the character’s
life slowly descends into madness.
His hands have become ‘alive’ and
are taking over and operating his
body in his sleep and other bouts
of unconsciousness which they are
prolonging or making happen by
feeding him tranquilisers on the sly.
All of this building up to an inevitable,
terrible, bloody ‘divorce’ even after the
character finds themselves accused of
all sorts and apparently responsible
for it all.
• The characters are inhabitants of a
‘nuthatch’, there for various reasons
of insanity but none of them really too
severe. The hospital does take in more
acute cases, usually for diagnosis
before they’re moved on to other
facilities. Amongst the new intake is
a man who keeps self harming and
insists that his limbs have a mind of
their own. When he breaks free and
manages to hack off his own hands
(both!) somehow with an axe that’s
only the start of the problems in the
facility.
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Body Part OGL Body Part MRQ
Characteristics
Species Traits:
Ability Scores: The Body Part has no
STR 1d6 (4)
Constitution score, it uses its Charisma CON 1d6 (4)
modifier for Concentration checks. DEX 3d6 (11)
Darkvision: The Body Part can ‘sense’ out to 60 SIZ 1d6 (4)
ft. in total darkness. INT 2d6+6 (12)
Immunities: Body Parts are immune to poison, POW 3d6 (11)
sleep, stunning, disease and necromantic CHA 3d6 (11)
effects. They are not subject to critical hits,
nonlethal damage or energy drain. Body Part Hit Locations
Special: Body Parts cannot be raised from the
D20 Hit Location AP/HP
dead.
Body Telepathy (Su): While attached to a 1-20 Body Part 0/4
body, Body Parts can communicate with the
brain as a type of telepathy. Weapons
Body Control (Su): Body Parts that are Type Skill Damage/AP
attached to a body may attempt to control it for Basic Attack 25 1d4
up to an hour by exerting their will over it. This
requires the owner of the body to make a Will
save against a DC of 14.
Traits
Rebellion (Su): Body Parts may, once, ever,
Body Telepathy: The Body Part can
try to instil rebellion in the same body parts in communicate with its ‘owner’ while
another person. This takes a whole round to attached by speaking into their mind.
attempt during which the part may do nothing Body Control: The Body Part can take
else and requires the target to make a Will save control of its ‘owner’, while attached, by
against a DC of 12 or creates a new Body Part making an opposed Influence roll against
as part of them. the host. The Body Part is assumed to have
an influence of 5 x Pow, 55 on average.
Body Part CR 1; Diminutive Undead; HD 1; Rebellion: The Body Part can make one
HP 7; Mas 10; Init +3; Spd 15 ft.; Defence 17 attempt to instil rebellion in the same body
(+3 Dex, +4 size), touch 14, flat-footed 14; BAB parts in another person. This is done by
+0; Grap -17; Atk -1 Melee (1, slam); Full Atk
making an opposed Influence roll against
-1 Melee (1, slam); FS 1ft. by 1 ft.; Reach 0 ft.;
SQ darkvision, body telepathy, body control,
the host. The Body Part is assumed to have
rebellion; Panic 11, Fear 11, Madness 11; AL an influence of 5x Pow for this roll, 55 on
Chaos; SV Fort +2, Ref +5, Will +4; AP 0; Str 3, average, but makes the roll with a -10
Dex 16, Con -, Int 11, Wis 14, Cha 12. penalty.
Skills: Balance 7, Bluff 5, Climb -1, Hide 19, Tireless: The Body Part never tires and so
Jump -1, Move Silently 7, Swim -1, Tumble 7, doesn’t have Fatigue Points.
Listen 1.
Feats: Powerful Will (+2 to mind control effects)
Advancement: Increase HD to represent older,
more powerful and more malevolent Body
Parts, increase the difficulty of resistance to its
abilities equal to your judgement of the raised
CR.

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 Special Rules
Combat Actions: 2
Strike Rank: +11
Movement: 3m
Traits: Body telepathy, body control,
rebellion, tireless.
Power Points: 11
Mind Points: 23
Fatigue Points: None, cannot tire.
Courage: 65
Skills: Influence (Pow x5), Perception (Int +
Pow)x2.
Horror: Courage -10% to be controlled,
losing 1d8 Mind Points, witnessing a
disembodied body part is a straight check
losing 1d4 Mind Points.