"We turn our backs on confusion and seek the beginning." – Sevrin, 2269 ("The Way to Eden"; Star Trek TOS) Doctor Sevrin was a research engineer from the planet Tiburon, renowned in the fields of acoustics, electronics, and communications. He came to reject the modern technical society of the Federation and started the philosophical movement One ("Space Hippies"), in search of the mythical planet Eden. When he started his movement, he was dismissed from his post. He carries the disease synthococcus novae, which required him to remain in environmentally-controlled areas. His rejection of modern technology and his inability to leave technologically-regulated areas contributed to his insanity. His fatal illness has somehow given him the psionic power to charm (as per the spell) and create fatal sonic blasts. Instinct: Create insane plans

• Summon Space Hippies
• Babble
• Channel inner Charles Manson

Instinct: Resurrect his defunct wife

• Aura of malevolence
• Continuous fear radius
• Call a Demon

The early days of the settlement were not so easy. While the forest provided many goods, people and cattle disappeared under its leaves. The council sent four strong men with dogs to hunt down whatever was taking them. Less than two hours later, the dogs started to bark furiously. Then the rear man disappeared. When they gazed up, his legs were protruding out of a giant plant. Then a nearby pod engulfed a dog. By the time they destroyed the four pods and cut down the large, strong trunk, there was not much left of the rear-guard man. Custom Move: When you are captured in a flytrap pod, ROLL+STR. On a 10+, you get out rapidly. On a 7-9, you get slightly burnt by acid, choose 1: You do not lose your armor or one valuable item. You do not get disfigured nor take 1d10 Damage. On a 6-, you suffer both. Instinct: To dissolve prey

• Engulf prey in a wink
• Digest prey with acid
• Attack with unused pods

The underground ecology can be quite strange and deceptive. Let us meet the basidirond. At first glance, it looks like a beautiful plant. Its central large flower is richly colored when the basidirond is satiated. Otherwise it dispels grayish hues. Beware of the flower: when it opens, it releases a myriad of invisible spores that are highly hallucinogenic to most mammals and reptiles. Custom Move: When you are captured in a flytrap pod, ROLL+STR. On a 10+, you get out rapidly. On a 7-9, you get slightly burnt by acid, choose 1: You do not lose your armor or one valuable item. You do not get disfigured nor take 1d10 Damage. On a 6-, you suffer both. Instinct: Silently release invisible spores Implant spores into lungs

• To feed on rich humanoid liquids
• Implant spores into lungs
• Grow

Instinct: Destroy life

• Devour the brain
• Control mind
• Unleash powerful spells of darkness
• Bend the environment to his will
• Travel through astral plane

Brahil is the best monster handler around. He can get any beast you want. You will recognize him easily. He is always with this tiny dragon-like monster on his shoulder. This critter is more dangerous than it looks. I have seen it sting birds in plain sight with its long tail. This is a poisonous tail, you know. Brent, the carpenter's son, can testify it will put you into a death-like sleep. It also looks like the beast protects Brahil. There was this sorcerer who tried to spellbind Brahil without success. He left crying. Custom Move: When you are stung by a pseudo dragon, ROLL+CON. On a 10+, what a big mosquito! On a 7-9, choose 1: You do not fall sound asleep. You do not get -1 ongoing until you make camp. On a 6-, you fall into a death-like sleep. Instinct: Protect

• Play games
• Help
• Scout

Instinct: Constrict them or bury them!

• Digging tunnels through earth and stone
• Hide in the earth
• Powerful head-ram charge
• Constrict foe

From the Fiend Folio Instinct: Kill humans, kill ilithids, protect their goods

• Cheating by manipulating the mind
• Attack from the astral plane
• Flanking enemy
• Powerful spells

A marid is a genie of water, an elemental creature of the open seas. Capricious and vindictive, they respect no authority, and have little empathy for mortal beings. They are said to be the most powerful of geniekind, and they certainly act like they know it. Instinct: To be released from its prison

• Weaver of water magic

Bladeguards do not usually attack adventurers on sight. Only those targeted by the Obsidian Giants need to worry. However, Bladeguards will defend themselves with lethal force. Instinct:

• Charge the enemy, destroying everything in its path