User:Helpful Herbert/Slimepeople
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Genus: TODO Homeworld: TODO Central Authority: TODO Allowed Command Roles: Not defined Guides: No external guides |
Foreword
Former humans who were converted to jelly by mutation toxin thus, becoming jellypeople. Many scientists working in xenobiology will undergo this mutation willingly to work closer with their slimes, but others may mass produce the toxin and try to push it on others. Their bodies are composed of a toxic slime, which shouldn't be consumed by other races.
- Diet
- Likes: Meat
- Dislikes: None
- Toxic: None
- Benefits
- Ignored by slimes - perfect for working in xenobiology.
- Resistance against heat
- Healed by toxins
- Can split to create backup-bodies
- Drawbacks
- Very vulnerable to cold temperatures
- Hurt by medicines that would cure toxin damage.
Gameplay
How to pick | Inject a mutation toxin (ask xenobiologists) |
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Customisation | TODO |
Special features |
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AI-interaction | The AI does not consider you human and is not obligated to listen to you and an Asimov AI will often respond lethally should they find you harming a Human. However, this also means the AI can allow you to put yourself into harm's way in a positive manner, such as opening an airlock exposed to space to save someone. |
Abilities
- Will loose/cannibalize limbs to restore blood when low on health
- Slowly regenerates limbs with jelly
- Slimepeople are able to split like slimes, retaining a single mind that can swap between bodies at will, even after death. This will use half of their jelly and is only available after reaching the critical mass.
Body & Resistances
- Receives 600% damage from cold
- Receives 50% burn damage and heat
- Healed by toxins
- Take toxin damage from chemicals that would normally cure it. This will also drain blood, and thus causes loss of limbs.
Background
Physiology
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History
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Culture
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