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William McAusland

Bestial Human Komodo Dragon Monitor Lizard
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Corryn and W. McAusland

There is a chance that this monitor lizard is instead sourced from the largest of their kind, a true monster that is sure to terrorize the populace of any new era town. Such a beast-man will only be allowed admittance if it grew up there, or the leaders of the community permit the hulking specimen to roam their streets on promises of the best behavior. On a roll of 10, on a 1d10, any monitor lizard bestial human is actually hybridized with a Komodo Dragon.

Art gallery: outlandarts.com/TME-Expansion-

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William McAusland

Bestial Human Monitor Lizard
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Corryn and W. McAusland
These lizard bestial humans have a tough time getting admitted into a human settlement, and unless arriving with known humans, cyborgs or mutant humans, will be turned away at gunpoint. Even when admitted entry, often with a bribe of 30+3d6sp slipped to the guards, the monitor lizard must remain confined to the unit’s quarters and will not be allowed into any saloon, store or eatery.

outlandarts.com/expansionrules

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William McAusland

Bestial Human Mole
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Colin Chapman

With their velvety fur, tiny eyes, squat builds, and overlarge shovel-like hands, bestial human moles are inoffensive, but this belies the fact that they are aggressive, constantly hungry omnivores who prefer a diet of meat.
outlandarts.com/expansionrules

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William McAusland

Bestial Human Marmot
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Colin Chapman

Marmot-men have thick fur that enables them to endure cold conditions easily, even without winter clothing. However, from about October to February their ancestral instinct is telling them to hibernate. During these months this character will be irritable, drowsy and just want to sleep about three quarters of each day. The GM could apply an optional -2 initiative penalty on marmot-human crosses during these months to reflect their sleepy nature.

outlandarts.com/expansionrules

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William McAusland

Bestial Human Hummingbird
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Colin Chapman

The smallest of the bestial human birds, hummingbirds are hyperactive omnivores with a love of all things sweet. Though frequently sporting attractive plumage, their need to consume their own bodyweight in protein and sugars every day means they are constantly on the lookout for food and are considered undesirable guests. As a result, they are seldom welcomed into human communities even when accompanied by humans and human mutants, and must often be covertly carried into a settlement by slipping inside a large companion’s backpack and bedroll.

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Bestial Human Gull
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Colin Chapman

Raucous, canny, and carnivorous, bestial human gulls are opportunistic individuals, intent to hunt, scavenge, and steal whatever they desire. This reputation, combined with their mob mentality and aggression, makes them unwelcome in human communities, and they may find entry difficult even if accompanied by humans and human mutants.

New to the Mutant Epoch RPG?
outlandarts.com/qsr.htm

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William McAusland

Bestial Human Grasshopper
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Colin Chapman

The bestial human grasshopper is herbivorous and relatively inoffensive, but is still regarded with distrust by humans due to the tendency of these mutants to sometimes enter frenzied feeding phases as a locust, devouring vast quantities of valuable foodstuffs. They are only permitted entry to human communities if accompanied by trusted humans or mutant humans, and even then they will be instructed to keep away from human food supplies and crops on pain of death.

outlandarts.com/expansionrules
drivethrurpg.com/en/product/49
amazon.com/dp/0994923791

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William McAusland

Bestial Human Gorilla
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Colin Chapman

With their heavy fur, squat, muscular physiques, and wicked canines, bestial human gorillas cannot pass for hairy humans like humanoid chimpanzees can, and possess even more of a tendency to knuckle-walk than their pan troglodyte relatives.
Despite being more powerful and less human than chimpanzee-men, gorilla-men are quieter and less aggressive, and while omnivorous, are far more inclined to a mostly vegetarian diet too. This gentle aspect vanishes, however, when violence is needed, and humanoid gorillas are devastating in melee.

outlandarts.com/expansionrules

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William McAusland

Bestial Human Goat
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, Writing by Colin Chapman 
[40% Chance actually a bestial human sheep]


Despite being herbivorous, bestial human goats and sheep will attempt to eat nearly anything once, and can derive sustenance from nearly any non-toxic plant-derived substance including cardboard. Humanoid sheep have returned to their wild roots physically, and both sheep-men and goat-men are surprisingly agile and sure-footed.
 Thanks to their thick hair or fleece, they can withstand cold conditions twice as well as a human, even without winter clothing.

Learn about this game book at amazon.com/dp/0994923791 or outlandarts.com/expansionrules

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Ysae illustrations

Passion porte pourrie (oui, pour de vrai).
Je les aime en bois et si possible vermoulues. Tant qu'à faire.
J'en ai toute une panoplie et ça c'est la première!

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Dessin à l'encre dans les tons de terre de sienne, sépia et terre d'ombre naturelle représentant une vieille porte en bois dans un bâtiment en pierres.
#encre#dessinencre#porte
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Bestial Human Fly
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Colin Chapman


Of all the bug-humans, the bestial humanoid fly is the most repugnant, considered even more repellent than man-cockroaches. This disgust is with good reason too; not only are humanoid-flies truly ugly, but they defecate constantly, buzz loudly, and possess truly vile eating habits, vomiting and drooling on food to pre-digest it before eating. That they also favor decaying organic matter such as feces for their diet simply adds an extra layer of disgust to a creature already considered grossly unappealing.


amazon.com/dp/0994923791 or outlandarts.com/expansionrules

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Bestial Human Duck
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Colin Chapman


Humanoid ducks can fly with their wing-arms (20m per round), using their misshapen hands, which protrude from their wings, to either drop ordinance or employ a one handed weapon. They can use a bow, rifle or other two-handed weapon while in the air, but must bring their wings close together, stop flapping and drop at a rate of 10m per round, so typically try to get plenty of elevation before initiating this risky tactic.


Ink illustration from The Mutant Epoch RPGs Expansion Rules Book. Learn about this game book at amazon.com/dp/0994923791 or outlandarts.com/expansionrules

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Bestial Human Chicken
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Colin Chapman & Blood Axe


Among the most widespread bird-men around, bestial human chickens owe their survival and success to their huge numbers before the apocalypse, their social nature, a truly varied diet, stubbornness, and the aggression of the roosters.
 Seeds, rodents, bugs, lizards, they will literally try their hand at eating anything remotely edible, and are equipped with sharp beaks (SV +7/ DMG 1d10). Roosters have sharp claws and spurs and use them in a leaping flurry of kicks (SV +15/ DMG 1d20) which they can do every third round.

outlandarts.com/expansionrules

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Bestial Human Chameleon
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Colin Chapman


Slow moving but patient, bestial human chameleons eat meat, particularly enjoying bug meat, whether from a sapient foe or otherwise. They use their ability to change color to blend into their surroundings (see skills, ‘conceal self’ or ‘concealed movement’ as skill point 4 on page 51 of the hub rules) when near naked, and have effective bites (SV+7/ DMG 1d10).


drivethrurpg.com/en/product/49

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William McAusland

Bestial Human Butterfly
Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, Writing by Colin Chapman



While most other bug-humans are shunned by human communities, if not actively reviled or hunted, the bestial humanoid butterfly enjoys at least some acceptance. Although no bug-human can claim to be truly beautiful, the humanoid butterfly has the benefit of large, elegant, brightly patterned wings to help offset its inhuman appearance. Combined with its herbivorous diet, lack of natural weapons, and unpalatable nature, it is not seen as a threat or a potential meal.

Curious? Learn more here: 
drivethrurpg.com/en/product/49

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