Date: Fri, 12 May 1995 00:41:45 -0600 (CST)
From: Robert E Hipkin <reh137@cs.usask.ca>
Subject: new bad guy
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Here's the new bad guy I'm throwing at my guys soon. He's a little like a 
boss at the end of a level on SNES Super Star Wars, but not the ultimate 
bad guy in the campaign.
Anybody see Pulp Fiction?
The Gimp
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DEX:3D+1; b.parry: 8D, m.parry: 7D+2, dodge: 7D+2, m.combat-> (s) chain 6D
KNO:2D; intimidation:9D
PER:4D: sneak:11D, hide:9D
STR:4D; brawl:7D
weapons: chain: STR+2D, 'gouger' brass knuckles: STR+3D
armor: FULL leather cover except eyes and butt cheeks: +1D energy/ physical
* anyone punching The Gimp must roll against 2D+2 damage due to spikes on 
armor.

The Gimp hangs out in the Hillbillies basement:
Hillbilly
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DEX:2D; b.parry 6D, dodge 6D, blaster 7D, m.combat 6D, veh.blaster 6D
PER: 3D; sneak 6D
STR 3D+1; brawl 6D+1
MECH; repulsorlift ops 7D
Carry 5D damage blaster, STR+1D brass knuckles, STR+2D baseball bat

Thes guys are pretty well connected group of pirates and have thier own 
base in one of the old mining shafts on Dega (from planets collection). 
They've even got an ATST!
Anyway, I just had to show you guys these, I had such a laugh while I was 
making this one up.
BTW they steal the players ship and leave thiers behind: a beat up 
Gh'troc called the Charlais. It requires a starship repair roll WHILE you 
try to fly it due to a botched 8-Track player installation; there are 
wires hangin out all over the console. For you young pups, an 8-track was 
even before the audio cassettes we have now, they were about 5 inches 
long , 3 wide and 1 thick. they were basically a big loop of tape with 8 
tracks; 4 sterio 'sides' that you could flip through. Recorders were 
rare, but most had fast forward, but they did'nt stop at the end of the 
side. Essentially they were pretty hurtin' units.

Later
Rob.