Have been reading the old TMNT comics and decide there is no better time than now to play the Palladium RPG. Well, Time to make some mutants.
Any Forums plays TMNT&OS
Lucas Myers
Camden Reed
I will roll for animal first.
Tyler Peterson
We going for a bird
Asher Diaz
Time to roll for the species
Brody Lee
Duck it is
Charles Scott
The duck character part 1
Caleb Evans
and part 2. Lots of mutant options
Luis Ramirez
For our characters will be like this
Hands: Partial
Biped: Full
Speech: Full
Looks: Partial
Powers: Glide, Float and water repellent feathers
Buying out our 75 Bio-E
Now time for attributes, which will probably be very low.
Blake Garcia
Not gonna post all rolls, so trust me.
Intelligence = 8
Mental Endurance = 8
Mental Affinity = 12
Physical Strength = 8
Physical Prowess = 10
Physical Endurance = 14
Physical Beauty = 7
Speed = 15
Now the determine our origins
Zachary Gutierrez
We are going for the Oooze route
Wyatt Reed
Guess that gonna be a pretty useless character
Michael Long
And we scored ourselves $1400 from the streets. Now for the skills.
Oliver Mitchell
Our duck is pretty much a sitting duck in any form of combat so we might make him a geek with seven secondary skills to choose.
Caleb Wright
And now we have our Duck Geek
Scholastic Skills
>Prowl
>Hand to Hand Combat: Basic
Secondary Skills
>Computer Operation
>Advanced Mathematics
>Basic Mechanics
>Automobile
>Basic Electronics
>Pick Locks
>Read Sensory Instruments
Now to decided our alignment
Jaxon Gray
I think he would to have some coward nature so might as go full Anarchist.
Joseph Allen
I don't know if the Basic Computer counts as a portable one too.
Hunter Scott
There’s an RPG?
Grayson Ross
Sounds like a tough duck.
Juan Moore
>The original TMNT game partially mirrored the universe of the TMNT comic books and provided statistics for the Turtles, The Shredder, and other characters from early in the series. However, the adventures included with the book were completely independent of the TMNT universe, and brand-new characters were also introduced.
>According to Kevin Siembieda, the 1987 television series and live-action movies, which made considerable changes to the Turtles' universe, had a severe negative impact on the popularity of the role-playing game. In an interview, Siembieda claimed that depictions of the Turtles in other media made them seem so childish that "no self-respecting teenager, even if he thought the Turtles were cool, or thought the Ninja Turtle game was cool, was going to be caught dead playing it. So our sales plummeted from 50,000 copies in a year to 12,000, and the next year that dropped to 6,000."[1]
Colton Fisher
We can buy that much equipment so it will probably goes like that
>Computer
>B/W Monitor
>Modem
>Commercial Radar Detector
>Walkie-Talkies
>Room Bug
>Telephone Inductor Unit
>10 Lockpicks
Yep, that one predates the cartoon.
Next I gonna put the final touches for SDC and HP and put it in a character sheet
Camden Bailey
That sucks.
Oliver Scott
They later re-released as an original setting after they lost the right for TMNT.
Jayden Nelson
Neat
Still sad the TMNT one lost sales