(via The Grim Gallery: Exhibit 4095)
Fiend Without a Face (1958)
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Fiend Without a Face - Arthur Crabtree 1958
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Kim Parker in Fiend Without a Face (1958).
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Fiend Without a Face | Arthur Crabtree | 1958
He was axeing for it...
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The Fiend without a Face
Minor ID Monster (Fiend Without a Face)
Motivation: Make more
Critter Type: Id Monster
Attributes: Str 2, Dex 4, Con 2, Int 2, Per 4, Will 5
Ability Scores: Muscle 10, Combat 13, Brains 14
Life Points: 8
Drama Points: 0-3
Special Abilities: Invisible (limited use: Negated by higher-than-normal radioactivity), Weakness (can only exist in an area within certain levels of ambient radiation), Special Attack (Brain Grope), Leap 2, Reduced Size 1, Reduced Damage (1/2 Falls), Reduced Attack Damage (1/2), Ranged attacks against it at -1 Penalty, +3 Stealth, +1 melee attacks
Name - Score - Damage - Notes
Pounce - 14 - 5 - Bash, can grapple
Grapple - 14 - None - Grapples target
Brain Grope - 12 - 30 - Must grapple the head-first
The first ID monsters to appear were very different from later forms. Reliant on background radiation to keep themselves alive, these creatures barely connected with the host minds, only following the urge to make more of themselves. To do this, they wrapped themselves around the neck of a human victim and extract their brains (and upper spine) to create a new one. Because this special attack targets the head, it deals 5 x normal damage. In short, almost instantly lethal.
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