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<blockquote data-quote="GQuail" data-source="post: 3421419" data-attributes="member: 30709">I like this a lot.&nbsp; It keeps them LN while still making them a clear threat to the PCs, and giving them more sinister overtones.&nbsp; Discovering what's /really/ inside a Modron could make for quite a tense adventure for the PCs - since no-one who has travelled into Regulus has ever reported back...This would make the Modron energy pool from which they emerge in core history as, what, some sort of Royal Jelly-esque material that prospective Modrons are dunked in to blast away all chaotic thoughts?&nbsp; Remoulds them to fit the power armour, physically and mentally?&nbsp; (Remember that Daleks, while humanoid once, are nothing short of little blobs now: the process may leave Modrons nothing but a handful of protoplasm)Mouseferatu, Would you feature any of the other LN denziens of D&amp;D's cosmology in this set-up, or not?&nbsp; Would you render them merely as LN/LE constructs and keep Formians as the default outsiders of Regulus or what have you?&nbsp; Hmm, in traditional Who mythos the Daleks became the way they are during a war with another people who lived on their homeworld: what if the opponents of the Modron's converted themselves into some sort of Homo Formicidae shape?...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GQuail, post: 3421419, member: 30709"] I like this a lot. It keeps them LN while still making them a clear threat to the PCs, and giving them more sinister overtones. Discovering what's /really/ inside a Modron could make for quite a tense adventure for the PCs - since no-one who has travelled into Regulus has ever reported back... This would make the Modron energy pool from which they emerge in core history as, what, some sort of Royal Jelly-esque material that prospective Modrons are dunked in to blast away all chaotic thoughts? Remoulds them to fit the power armour, physically and mentally? (Remember that Daleks, while humanoid once, are nothing short of little blobs now: the process may leave Modrons nothing but a handful of protoplasm) Mouseferatu, Would you feature any of the other LN denziens of D&D's cosmology in this set-up, or not? Would you render them merely as LN/LE constructs and keep Formians as the default outsiders of Regulus or what have you? Hmm, in traditional Who mythos the Daleks became the way they are during a war with another people who lived on their homeworld: what if the opponents of the Modron's converted themselves into some sort of [I]Homo Formicidae[/I] shape?... [/QUOTE]

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