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Here are the skills I was looking at: Skills: Climbing 98/93% Military Etiquette 98% Running W.P. Sword W.P. Knife W.P. Bio-weapons: Heavy Hunting Prowl 95% Skin and Prep Animal Hides 98% Track and Trap Animals 93/98% Breed Dogs 98/98% First Aid 98% Forced March Hand to Hand: Expert W.P. Bio-weapons...

you don't even necessarily need to move any bio-e around. but the machine does use close combat, which means you can't always be confident you'll avoid it completely. just be prepared for when it happens... have some decent melee capability; paired weapons or WP reverse stroke and appropriate WP wi...

I'm still talking to the GM about it. For them moment, we are kind of figuring that the barding, while powerful and cheap, shouldn't screw anything up too badly, and if nothing else, the House could always request it back for more combat oriented packs. You think I'll need more close combat ability ...

With standard gorehounds costing a million a piece and the most expensive barding at 28,000, I have been kind of working under the impression that while they might not be readily available at level one or maybe 2, by levels 3 or 4, packmasters should be able to fairly easily requisition them. Accord...

Have a look at Reinforced Knuckles or Body Area....page 96 And in Ritter 59 page 21.....Skill Packages.....as all your gorehounds have a few identical enhancements. Will help you stretch your Bio-E a bit more I'm using 2 of the kill packages, explosive ordinance sniffer and recon/scout, though, I'm...

So here is what I'm looking at, after taking your advice and getting a feel for some of the other players and their characters, I decided to focus primarily of scouting and recon, using the gorehounds to harry and harrass more than trying to directly cause large amounts of damage. The character sees...

That's a great list, some something very much worth me going through. Have you found it's better to specialize each 'hound, or keep things fairly generalized between them with the occasional one shot enhancement? My game will hit level seven by the time I'll be introducing my character. The GM has b...

I never really thought about the challenges Maulers present to hiding. I haven't used them yet, as I just got my copy of I am Legion. It wasn't until rereading their entry just now that I realized they have the drive to attack without command. I was under the mistaken impression it was only after co...

I agree that level 5 is about the time I would expect the story requirements to be reasonably met to gain a Mauler or a Samaritan as well. And I think gaining the second not until level 7 or 8, once you have had the time to demonstrate that you can effectively use and control one of the more special...

I had recognized most of that. I guess I was just assuming that there was a mechanical cost for the transition measured in bio-e points. The in-game costs are high, but I thought I was missing something mechanically.

I am assuming I'm overlooking it, but can someone point out the conversion costs for the new Mauler and Samaritan gorehound types from the I am Legion sourcebook? I don't see them listed.

Thank you

Thank you, and glad to be here. Hopefully I'll be able to lend the community a hand. Thanks for the correction and the enhancements. I've been reading through all the posts on here, but I've definitely missed a few. I'm currently writing on a set of characters for a game I want to run. Speaking of t...

First of all, hello everyone. I've been a fan of Splicers ever since I stumbled upon it, but only found these forums a few weeks ago. After reading through everything, I wanted to join this great community and lend my own support. I'm a fiction writer when not otherwise working, and thought maybe I ...