Xenobiology 101 – Harpy Eagle for Genesys & FFG Star Wars
The harpy eagle is a very large natural bird of prey, second only in size to the Andean condor. Rainforests are their natural habitat. They […]
Xenobiology
Xenobiology 101 – Harpy Eagle for D&D 5e and Mutants & Masterminds 3e
The harpy eagle is a very large natural bird of prey, second only in size to the Andean condor. Rainforests are their natural habitat. They […]
Xenobiology 101 – Orbak (aka Space Horses) for FFG SW
The Xenobiology Professor returns! Orbaks are one of many equinoid species in the galaxy, and one of the larger varieties, able to be used for […]
Xenobiology 101 – Cursed Climbing Roses D&D 5e
These vicious flowering vines are the result of strong curses, whether cast on purpose (often as a barrier or trap) by a skilled mage or […]
Astral Projections – Mudhorn for FFG Star Wars
The Xenobiologist has discovered a wild beast of Arvala-7. The mudhorn is a large, woolly quadruped with an impressive, slightly curved keratinous (made of the […]
Astral Projections – Blurrg for FFG Star Wars
The Xenobiologist continues their study of domesticated beasts. Blurrgs are herbivorous reptiles used as both riding mounts and beasts of burden on Ryloth and Arvala-7. […]
Astral Projections – Bonzami for FFG Star Wars
The Xenobiologist recently traveled to the cold desert Geonosian moon Bahryn to study the bonzami, a gigantic predator. The fur-covered bonzami are taller than bantha, […]
Astral Projections – “Fairy Tales” Unicorn for D&D 5e
This more down-to-earth (or wherever) non-celestial unicorn is based on the unicorns in Mercedes Lackey’s 500 Kingdoms novels. In this fantasy-verse, All. The. Fairy. Tales […]
Flerken (FATE & FATE Accelerated)
A while back, I wrote Flerken stats for Mutants & Masterminds 3e and Genesys. (M&M stats, Genesys stats) Today, it’s high time to check out the Fate […]
Astral Projections – Flerken for Mutants & Masterminds 3e
(I am dedicating this “lecture” to a feline who brightened our internet surfing with glares, not smiles—Grumpy Cat.) Welcome back to Xenobiology 101. Today, we […]