Unusual Creature Abilities Added to MeG

Mark Shirley created a number of unusual creature abilities in https://mdfshirley.weebly.com/uploads/7/3/5/0/73506607/creature_abilities.pdf . The are now added to MeG

  • Autotomy: Creature can shed limbs to escape or stop wounds, with minimal mobility loss.
  • Decentralised Nervous System: Ignores pain effects; can function with major injuries or even without a head.
  • Eversible Pharynx: Vomits digestive tract to entangle and swallow prey over three turns; cannot be parried.
  • Extendible: Has long-reaching, high-impact attacks; may grab and pull smaller foes instantly.
  • Mutable Body: Can squeeze through tight spaces and burrow fast; ignores size limits for certain abilities.
  • Traumatic Evisceration: Sacrifices body parts to damage or entangle nearby foes; often includes toxic effects.

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