Re: Hadozee for 3rd ed?

> The long, baboon-like muzzle is sort of characteristic of the
> Hadozee, as are the high-set ears and shaggy mane of hair. While this
> may lend them a more monkey-like appearance, it should be noted that
> Hadozee are apes and, as such, do not have tails.
> This is what a Hadozee looks like:
> http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/5877/hadozeeug7.jpg


Nw here I now I am correct: the hadozee is a reboot of the Yazirin race from
the old Star Frontiers game by TSR. The only differences that I can recall
are that the Yazirians are berserkers and the hadozee are not (although a
hadozee barbarian is a nifty idea...) I believe that there s a d20 Modern,
hence easily tweakable, version of the Yazirians in d20Future (hint 2nd hand
copies are about $5 on amazon *wink*)

The appearance is that of the original artwork Dave just linked to. The
Stormwrack variety just look wrong to me. I am using the Stormwrack variety
as a new Grommspace race. Still working out the details, but legends (which
are dead wrong) make them out to be the spawn of hadozee and gromm matings.
They wont be showing up for awhile so I have little else at this point.

Hadozee have always been one of my favorite SJ races  :)  Hence the
> expertly-tones in the above. They figure heavily in my home-brewed
> "Planet of the Apes" spelljammer setting.


OOOH!! Dave, uh.... Please share some of that stuff. I'm a huge Plane of the
Apes fan.
-Loki

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