Spawn Of Devastation Drive-In — 'Night Of The Lepus' (1972)

Glutbunny

No. Enc.:  6d6 (20d20)
Alignment:  Neutral
Movement:  240' (80')
   —Burrow:  60' (20')
Armor Class:  8
Hit Dice:  3
Attacks:  3 (2 claws, 1 bite)
Damage:  1d4 / 1d4 / 1d8
Save:  L2
Morale:  10
Hoard Class:  None
XP:  95

Rather than disperse toxins and contaminants into the environment, The Ancients experimented upon verminous lagomorphs with bizarre chemicals and serums so as to control their populations...

...BUT THE RESULTING LEAPING, LETHAL LEPORINES ESCAPED INTO THE WILD, PROVING INFINITELY DEADLIER THAN ANY POISON!!!

Glutbunnies are nocturnal, over-sized rabbits that average 4' tall at the shoulder and 150-200 lbs.  While they look utterly harmless—and, honestly, outright adorable—their sheer numbers and all-consuming appetites make them feared throughout the Mutant Future.

Growling and snarling glutbunnies bound across the badlands and plains, devouring all vegetable and animal life they encounter.  A single specimen can bring down a standard horse or bull with ease...which means a pack can overrun and slaughter a herd of livestock in seconds.  Glutbunnies even gnaw and rend their way into vehicles, ruins, fortified buildings, and sealed bunkers to feast on stockpiles of Ancient processed foodstuffs...and any terrified occupants who happen to be huddling within.

While capable of digging elaborate tunnel networks, glutbunnies usually make their warrens in areas previously carved out by The Ancients:  abandoned mines, subway tunnels, skyscraper basements, etc.  50% of any glutbunnies encountered in their lairs during the day will be active and ready for combat, and these defenders get a +1 to all To Hit and Morale Rolls.

Glutbunny fur comes in a variety colors and patterns, and the creatures' hides are valued by tanners, clothiers, and traders.  And many rural communities pay bounties for glutbunny carcasses.

Mutations:  Gigantism, Increased Caloric Needs [D]