This entry is based on a monster model kit I painted up all post-apocalyptic. And there wasn't a decent pic of the box art on The Interwebs, so consider my personal scan a gift for the masses!
No. Enc.: 1 (1d4)
Alignment: Chaotic
Movement: 150' (50')
Armor Class: 4
Hit Dice: 11
Attacks: 3 (2 claws, 1 bite)
Damage: 1d8 / 1d8 / 2d6+4
Save: L6
Morale: 11
Hoard Class: VII
XP: 10,800
By day, isothropes are feral Pure Human derelicts who haunt the wastelands... but beneath the Mutant Future's shattered full moon, they transform into corrupted creatures akin to those of Ancient mythology.
Isothropes glow a scintillating neon, and their eyes burn with blue radioactive rage. Their blackened, cracked skin sloughs off in sheets. Tainted blood seeps from every orifice. Isothropes are always clad in the tattered remnants of radiation suits.
Isothropes are immune to radiation, toxins, and disease, and all weapons inflict only half damage [to simulate their hyperactive healing]. The creatures spread their infectious metamorphic condition as per the lycanthropy disease [Labyrinth Lord Core Rules, p. 86].
Isothropes glow a scintillating neon, and their eyes burn with blue radioactive rage. Their blackened, cracked skin sloughs off in sheets. Tainted blood seeps from every orifice. Isothropes are always clad in the tattered remnants of radiation suits.
Isothropes are immune to radiation, toxins, and disease, and all weapons inflict only half damage [to simulate their hyperactive healing]. The creatures spread their infectious metamorphic condition as per the lycanthropy disease [Labyrinth Lord Core Rules, p. 86].
Mutations: Increased Senses (Hearing, Smell, Taste, Vision), Metamorph (Modified), Optic Emissions (Gamma Eyes), Regenerative Capability, Toxic Weapon ("Isothropy")
Pretty good, although the expression on Wolfman's face would suggest he were saying something along the lines of: "Wow kid!! My butt has a hole in it!" That of course has nothing to do with your superb paint scheme. That expression harkens back to the original Aurora sculpt done in 1962, by an unknown sculptor.
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