Saturday Morning Sci Fi Random Space Finds Table 1d20
- One power rock sling shot slightly scorched but with a new band perfectly usable
- A power band lots of carbon scoring and badly in need of repair but worth some to the right collector
- A giant robot insect carcass marked Zorack. 50 credits in scrap metal.
- A mechanical wing humanoid sized more then slightly laser burned on one side.
- An android monkey heavily damaged worth 400 credits
- A rocket ship wreck with heavy cosmic ray contamination.
- Purple Plague bomb unexploded. Very nasty contagion. Save vs disease if exposed or death with 1 hour.
- Giant Space vessel sized locust belongs to Lokar King of the Killer Locusts. Collectors item 2000 credits.
- Destroyed vessel belonging to the Galaxy Trio. Drive systems still good on it. 4000 credits
- A table of Sleestak time crystals within a small 17th century sea man's chest. Locked chest looks almost brand new. Handling them will create reality altering effects. Hilarity ensues!
- A family sized shuttle craft with some FTL capability. Capable of holding five people and a dog.
- A flash frozen 6 hit point molten monster whose really pissed off if he revives! Capable of dealing 1d6 points of damage a hit.
- A space coup very heavily damaged with burnt out ion drives. FTL capable but secondary drive also needs work. Two person sport model
- Second stage booster rocket with NASA markings
- One crispy Space Locust carcass. Tasty eating but flash frozen for now.
- Dead Space Stooge Android unit with fully burned out motivator and EMP damage.
- Bat shuttle model #13 lots of carbon scoring and in bad need of repair.
- 1940's style nuclear powered rocket ship. FTL capable and equipped with tech level four weapon systems. A real curiosity. Capable of holding six crew.
- Kaijui corpse alien reptile. Lots of laser eye burns and nuclear flame damage. Worth 10,000 credits to a bio weapons division of a mega corporation
- Green FTL drone troop transport ship wreck. Filled with golden combat robots armed with blaster rifles markings indicate Mongo origin.
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