Species
Beaverfolk
While beaverfolk
aren’t native to Australia, its stats cover Platypus folk who have a similar
temperament. Modifications: Add venom to the species talent trees.
Drawing/wood engraving of a duckbill platypus. 1891. Johann David Wyss. Public Domain
Bogey
While Bogeys are most
common in the queen’s forest, they often travel across the continent seeking
fame, fortune and a better bottom line.
Dwarves
The town of Cooper
Pedy has been resurrected by these enterprising individuals and has been
mining for rare materials, some of which has been brought into the area during
the Times of Revelations.
Elf
Roaming bands of Green
Elves armed with what can best be described as field hockey equipment often
invade nearby territory causing a relatively bad reputation.
Feylin
East Melbourne is
where most of these Pop culture conscious fey seem to appear before starting
their own epic adventure.
Elfland - Pink Butterfly Elf - Krewe of Proteus Costume 1890. Carlotta Bonnecaze. Public Domain
Gnomes
Gnomes are very common
and found in rebuilt settlements in the ruins of Shoreham, and Wellington Mill. They also seem to be drawn to the Parks Radio
Telescope like a moth to a flame.
Half-elf
A Half-elf child is
considered fey touched, but often are driven between the two worlds outside
their community.
Halfling
Most halflings live a
nomadic lifestyle. They usually travel
in convoys where they protect Road Trains, a huge semi-like trailer machine
that pulls four to five trailers behind it.
Road Train with a total of 16 axes, seen in Western Australia. 2007, W. Bulach.,
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Haraak
If there was any
species that can thrive in the hostile wasteland, it is the Haraak. Their cowboy like lifestyle seems to make
they relish living in small communities where they raise their livestock and
run their traplines.
Harlowe
While there are no
Harlowe in Australia, sometimes an angelic like being is born to a human
family. They have equivalent stats.
Kamidaver
It doesn’t happen very
often, but every so often a corpse gets up and keeps going to its location
unaware of the fact that it is no longer alive.
These people range from the greatest of heroes to the worst of
villains.
Marlorkoids
These mutants or
aliens (depending whom you talk to) have a large settlement along the
Wolfe Creek’s Crater. They claim to be
the advanced alien invasion party that will dominate the continent, but they
seem surprisingly lazy as they have set up a town along its side for
“tourists.”
They are also found in Davenport Australia and while disappointed with
the results have settled there as a people.
Medusa
They are the most common
in Northern Australia, but their curiosity often lets them wander the
continent. There are also a number of feral clans found in the deep swamps of the north.
Their coloration often matches
local Australian snake breeds with rainbow coloration being a mutation that
happens infrequently.
Trollitariot
This burly fey often
act as a swagman, going from town to town offering their services. It’s wise to take them up on their offer.
Ungo
The Ungo of Australia
are known as Yowie and are most common in Eastern Australia.
Yowie Statue, Yowie Park, Kilcoy, Queensland. Photo taken on 21 April 2013 Somersetpedia.paul
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Vamps
While most hail from
Bloody Perth, there are those that leave due to infighting or trying to see if
there is a way to have a better and healthier relationship with those that they
deem cattle.
Verkail
While no Verkhail
exist in Australia, the Gene Raiders are so diverse in their genetic
adaptability, that this species fills the niche of a genetically altered human. Changes: Just change language from Daemonese to Trade
Tongue.
Classes
Adventurer/Prowler
Raiders of all sorts
are found throughout Australia but are most common in urban areas.
Adventurer/Scout
Bushman is found far
and wide across the wild and wide.
Adventurer/Troubleshooter
This class and path
can be used to emulate such concepts as the Jackeroo, Mechanic, and Technologist
Channeler/Faustian Mechanic
Since the Parks Radio
Telescope discovered the secret of mixing the arcane and technology, these strange
mechanical spellcasters have begun to show their presence on the continent.
Channeler/Sentinel
Before the Time of
Revelations, there was a Demon slayer that kept the supernatural at bay. Nowadays they are mostly found in the ruins of
Sydney, looking for something.
British Pattern 1853 Cavalry Troopers Sword "Used by British Forces during the Maori War" no scabbard. Attribution: Auckland Museum
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Channeler/Witch
The Mitta Valley has
one of the largest populations of witches on the Continent.
Combatant/Brute
This class and path
can be used to emulate Cowboys, Rowdy’s, Roadganger and Runabouts.
Combatant/Commander
Most of these are self
taught and use common sense over being trained by military organizations.
Combatant/Deadeye
While guns weren’t
nearly as common as in North America, it can be used to portray such folks as Bushrangers,
or shootists in general.
Image of the 1906 film, The Story of the Kelly Gang the first full length feature film about the Australian bush ranger, Ned Kelly. Public Domain
Ritualist/Artillery Mage
The Gene Raiders often
tap into the mystical energy of the world creating a spellcasting class that
rides while throwing area effect spells.
Ritualist/Magister
There are several
magical orders with the most common being the Order of the Queen’s Cross and
the Order of the Rainbow Serpent.
Ritualist/Rainmaker
In a dry land, the one
that can provide rain will rule, and these wandering weather wizards consider
themselves to be the nobility of this harsh land.
An image of cloud-to-cloud lightning taken in Albury NSW 2014. Thennicke. Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license.
Equipment of Note
Any equipment in the Hodgepocalypse the main book is commonly available.
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