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Saturnynian

The Saturnyn are a race of playable amphibious aliens in the Doctor Who Expansion. Due to their unique biology and perception filters, they tend to be mistaken for vampires in more primitive time periods.

Stats[]

Health: 120

Strength: 20

Agility: 3

Influence: 6

Stealth: 2

Marksmanship: 1

Crafting: 4

Tech Skill: 6

Psionics: 1

Gameplay and Special Abilites[]

The Saturnyn are vulnerable to ultraviolet light, including that which is emitted by suns. Exposure will deal 5 (burn) damage per turn.

It is also important for them to remain hydrated, either by simply drinking water in large quantities or by draining fluids from other creatures. In average, non-arid environments, a Saturnyn must rehydrate twice during a standard day, or else lose five points strength. Saturnyn whose strength falls to zero are considered too weak for most actions. If this occurs health will be detracted at a rate of ten points per day until hydration.

Over a period of time, Saturnyn can drain the body fluids of a humanoid and replace them with its own, converting the affected creature into a Saturnyn.

In addition, Saturnyn possess the ability to breathe underwater.

Classes[]

Equipment[]

Saturnyn technology is designed to be fully usable in aquatic environments.

Weapons[]

Melee
Name Type Damage Notes
Saturnynian Zap Rod L 35 (elec) Stuns
Saturnynian Harpoon M 30 (k) Pulls target of lower health towards user, or vice versa
Saturnynian Trident H 40 (prc)

Ranged
Name Type Damage Shots/turn Accuracy Range Notes
Saturnynian Jolt Carbine L 30 (elec) 1 1 in 2 10m Stuns
Saturnynian Dart Launcher L 20 (k) 3 1 in 2 10m
Saturnynian Steam Rifle M 40 (h) 2 1 in 3 30m
Saturnynian Torpedo Cannon H 90 (epl) 1

1 in 2 (underwater)

1 in 3 (in atmosphere)

40m

Armour[]

Name Damage Reduction Notes
Saturnynian Absorption Gel 15% 60% melee
Saturnynian Snaring Gel 10% Binds attackers to user when in melee
Saturnynian Moisturizer Armour 20% Cycles moisture from the air and hydrates user. May fail in arid environments.
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