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Vending Golem

Vending Golem ... CR 1
LN Medium construct
Init -1; Senses darkvision 60 ft., low-light vision; Perception +0

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AC 13, touch 9, flat-footed 13 (-1 Dex, +4 natural)
hp 31 (2d10+20)

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Exalted 3e attack resolution

1. Declare the target of the attack, and choose if it's a withering attack or a decisive attack.

2. Declare and pay for any effects that apply to the attack as a whole or to the attack roll.

3. The target declares and pays for any effects that apply against the attack as a whole or against the attack roll.

4. The target declares whether to apply Parry or Evasion.

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Central Casting: Heroes of Legend isn't really a game book. Instead, it's 83 pages of random roll tables meant to give you ideas for Your Favorite Fantasy Roleplaying Game, with some... curious social views.

There's the Sexual Disorders table, for instance.

Bisexuality: just as likely as necrophilia.

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Here's some Central Casting: Heroes for Tomorrow.

Why? Why not?

Like back in Central Casting: Heroes of Legend, Heroes for Tomorrow isn't a game, but instead a book-length lifepath generator for all kinds of genres. And, just like in Heroes of Legend (where random rolls got me a magical construct werewolf lizardwoman royal criminal with hypnotic powers who was chosen as an agent on earth by a god and given a winged walking fish with X-ray vision by him), Heroes for Tomorrow can come up with some completely batshit results.

Sadly, the game makes me choose what kind of scifi future: Tarnished Tomorrows (Shadowrun, Cyberpunk, etc), The Final Frontier (duh), Imperial Space (also duh), and Post Holocaust (perhaps a poor choice of name, and the category for Fallout, Gamma World, and whatever). But, to keep in spirit here, I'll roll for it anyway!

Future: 1d4 → 2. The Final Frontier has