| rdfs:comment | - This section gives you all the details of Chaos attributes or mutations (the terms are almost interchangable), which can be gained by the followers of Chaos. All those affected by Chaos attributes are referred to as mutants, regardless of whether they are Daemons, Champions Of Chaos, Chaos Spawn, ordinary Chaos servants, or whatever. The Personal Attribute table uses a D1000. This is similar to a D100, except that three ten-sized dice are rolled. A result of '000' is always read as 1000. Rememeber that if a creature's Int, Ld, Cl, or WP drop to 0, they will degenerate into a Chaos Spawn.
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| abstract | - This section gives you all the details of Chaos attributes or mutations (the terms are almost interchangable), which can be gained by the followers of Chaos. All those affected by Chaos attributes are referred to as mutants, regardless of whether they are Daemons, Champions Of Chaos, Chaos Spawn, ordinary Chaos servants, or whatever. The Personal Attribute table uses a D1000. This is similar to a D100, except that three ten-sized dice are rolled. A result of '000' is always read as 1000. It is quite possible for a creature to gain a Chaos attribute more than once. When this happens, you can ignore the duplicated attribute and generate another result from the table. Alternatively, you may decide that the attribute has somehow become enhanced or altered by its repeated appearance. Many duplicated attributes are straightforward: Multiple Arms, Multiple Heads, and the like can be easily repeated, giving the mutant a large number of arms, heads, or whatever. Other attributes may be a little more complicated and require some thought. In general, any 'improvement' in an attribute should do no more than double one of its effects or improve one effect. For example, a mutant which Spits Acid twice could have super-strong acid (S 6 instead of S 3) or a range of up to 20 yards, but not both. Rememeber that if a creature's Int, Ld, Cl, or WP drop to 0, they will degenerate into a Chaos Spawn.
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