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Stealing enemies body parts after killing them (and possibly eating them to regenerate health) should be mechanics in my bug mech game.
Also as you’re a slime mold replacing the hemolymph in these undead bug carapaces… the overcharge feature should use up your own body, and thus cause damage to your pilot.
You are the pilot, and the reactor.
Sirbine from Aura Battler Dunbine
[ FLYKILLER GRACE ] [#0]
Subject: The "fly" mech, actually a semi-sentient synthetic lifeform with the natural abilities of a housefly, along with powerful acid sprays, replication abilities and flight. Pilot must be "swallowed" and linked with 'bug friend' via the brainstem. Decoupling the pilot requires regeneration of limbs in a 'maggot' form. A hazardous downside in the field. Otherwise, the mech is a powerful weapon of the Inner City's premiere PMC, Holy Locust LLC.
TTRPG where you play sapient slime molds piloting mechs made from undead bug carcasses as you battle rival Hives, Kaiju (animals), and the Horrors (machines left behind by humanity).
A thing to keep in mind, is that a TTRPG about bug mechs would have to account for the differing sensorium of insects. Their umwelt, experienced reality, is one of chemicals and vibrations, where light is often as useful as we find scent.
So sensors for bug mechs would be great at detecting information signals/commands, enemies, and potential resources. But would often be shit at actually understanding their surroundings beyond touch and vague notions of movement.
So… hmm….
One must think…
Sigh… I guess my next project after Oneiroi is either gonna be bug mechs or a polyamorous breakup sim.
Oh well, I have time to decide which to do first lol.
The three stats for player characters will be Rot, Swarm, and Woe.
Effecting both your Slime Mold, and the Carapaces they pilot.
Health being called Ichor.
Carapace health is Integrity, but they are fueled by Nectar.
Ichor can be converted into Nectar and Integrity, but causes harm to the pilot. Plus Ichor is the only way to activate specific abilities.
And if Ichor is used up… the pilot will die.
