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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dreaded_beast" data-source="post: 800401" data-attributes="member: 11185">my interpretation of being "genetically superior" is in regards to their overall health and physical well being in comparison to the average human. in my opinion, the only evidence i have seen on the show where a nietzchan could be considered genetically superior are their resistance to diseases, ailments, their endurance, and stamina. in addition, i believe they have greater senses: sight, hearing, etc., than a regular human. other than that, i do not believe that a nietzchan is physically stronger, dexterous, or smarter than the average human. i think the fact that nietzchans are "tough" or "hard to kill" results from them having a high constitution.on the show, i have seen "nietzchans" (sp?) with different body types, ranging from almost fat (the "nameless" nietzchan extras that are killed during gun fights) and fairly skinny ones (Spike from BtVS who plays a noble from the Saba-Jaguar pride and Cuculun (sp?) a general from the Drago-Catsov (sp?), and the leader of a band of nietzchan pirates during one of the first episodes during the first season. in fact, Tyr is the only truly muscular and physically well developed nietzchan i have seen in the show.the bone spurs are the spike like appendages on their fore arms. although i very rarely see them used for fighting, i feel that they would do some decent damage, maybe 1d4 or 1d6.i also wanted to make the nietzchans a fairly playable race, not something too unbalanced.</blockquote>

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