Disney's The Beast

Description: Head and Horns of a Buffalo, Arms and Body of a Bear, Brows of a Gorilla, Mane of a Lion, Tusks of a Boar, Tail and Legs of a Wolf.

The beast at one time was a human prince with a beastly attitude, he was changed by an enchantress whom he treated badly to reflect his beastly nature externally.

Rank: Seasoned

Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d6, Strength d12+4, Spirit d8, Vigor d12

Skills: Climbing d10, Fighting d8, Guts d6, Intimidation d8, Notice d4, Stealth d6, Survival d4, Throwing d8, Tracking d4

Pace: 8 Parry: 6 Toughness: 9  Charisma: -2

Hindrances: Mean, Stubborn, Overconfident

Edges: Brawny

Gear: Magic Mirror (Allows the holder to view whatever they want), Enchanted Rose

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Animalistic Abilities:

Claws Str+6

Horns Str+6

Bite Str+d4

Pounce: Can pounce to bring mass and claws to bear. Can leap 1d6” to gain +4 to attack and damage. Parry is reduced by -2 until next action when performing the maneuver.

Gore: Can charge maneuver to gore opponents with long horns. If movement is at least 6” before attacking, add +4 to damage total.

Go for the Throat: Will instinctively go for an opponent’s soft spots. With a raise on the attack roll, will hit the target’s most weakly-armored location.

Size: +2

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XP: 20

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Creation Notes: 
I created The Beast as a normal character, and then looked up Bears, Wolves, and Bulls and adjusted the attributes and abilities as seemed appropriate. The trick with creating a lot of these characters is the character development that they go through in the course of their stories. The Beast's hindrances for example are there strongly in the beginning—but have faded by the end, and if I had a toy of the non beast version of the character, there would be a separate character sheet for that purpose. So I just made a judgment call and wrote up what he was like somewhere in the middle of the movie, where he had softened a bit, but still had some beastliness in him.