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-Sentient plants, or greenfolk, are a wondrous new life form. Mobile and sometimes ferocious, they have the ability to think and reason and can carry unusual mutations. They can be fearsome opponents and valued allies. Generally, looking like their plant ancestor they can uproot themselves to move and all Gamma Age player character greenfolk have the ability to manipulate their surroundings and can communicate verbally and sometimes even telepathically.  Greenfolk that are decended from trees called ents, but the reason for this is lost to antiquity.  They are the largest & strongest of all of the types greenfolk.  
+Sentient plants, or greenfolk, are a wondrous new life form. Mobile and sometimes ferocious, they have the ability to think and reason and can carry unusual mutations. They can be fearsome opponents and valued allies. Generally, looking like their plant ancestor they can uproot themselves to move and all Gamma Age player character greenfolk have the ability to manipulate their surroundings and can communicate verbally and sometimes even telepathically.  Greenfolk that are decended from vine-like plants are known as creepers.  Creepers are the fastest moving of all of the greenfolk.  Agile & proficient climbers, a creeper's living areas usually has a vertical orientation.
 
-Culen Ability Adjustments: +1 STR, +2 CON 
+Creeper Ability Adjustments: +1 DEX, +2 CON 
 
 Special Abilities:
 
-- Large: As Large creatures, ents receive -1 penalties to their Attack and Armor Class, and -4 to their Hide skill. 
-- Culen base land speed is 20 feet.
+- Medium: As Medium creatures, creepers have no special bonuses or penalties due to their size.
+- Creeper base land speed is 30 feet.
 - Greenfolk: All greenfolk receive +2 racial bonus to their Hide & Move Silently skills, a –2 penalty to Bluff & Sense Motive vs non-plants. a -2 penalty to Lore (Decipher Script) and a -4 penalty to Tumble & Balance.
 - Plant: Greenfolk are plants.  Plants are immune to sleep, paralyze, poison, mind-affecting effects, and critical hits.
-- Towering: An ent's sheer size gives them a +3 bonus to the Intimidate skill.
-- Bark Hide: Like normal trees, ents have a bark-like hide that grants them a +2 Natural Armor Bonus.
+- Grappler: Due to their wiry, vermicular nature, Creepers recieve Improved Grapple as a bonus feat.
+- Natural Climber: Creepers receive a +10 bonus to their Climb skill.
 - Mutations: Greenfolk characters begin with 1 minor positive mutation, 1 major positive mutation and 1 minor negative mutation.  Choose the positive mutations, and then roll for the negative one.
-- Genetic Instability: Mutants of all sorts suffer from genetic instability.  All mutant characters suffer a –2 penalty on all saves against developing new mutations (such as when exposed to environmental mutagens.  This penalty increases by –1 for every two character levels (for example, a 2nd-level mutant suffers a –3 to her save against mutation).
+- Genetic Instability: Mutants of all sorts suffer from genetic instability.  All mutant characters suffer a –2 penalty on all saves against developing new mutations (such as when exposed to environmental mutagens.  This penalty increases by –1 for every two character levels (for example, a 2nd-level mutant suffers a –3 to her save against mutation).

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 Sentient plants, or greenfolk, are a wondrous new life form. Mobile and sometimes ferocious, they have the ability to think and reason and can carry unusual mutations. They can be fearsome opponents and valued allies. Generally, looking like their plant ancestor they can uproot themselves to move and all Gamma Age player character greenfolk have the ability to manipulate their surroundings and can communicate verbally and sometimes even telepathically.  Greenfolk that are decended from cacti & succulents are called culens.  They are generally vigorous and tough with a knack for surviving in harsh climates with few resources.  
 
-Culen Ability Adjustments: +1 WIS, +2 CON 
+Culen Ability Adjustments: +3 CON 
 
 Special Abilities:
 
 - Medium: As Medium creatures, mycos have no special bonuses or penalties due to their size.
-- Myco base land speed is 20 feet.
+- Culen base land speed is 20 feet.
 - Greenfolk: All greenfolk receive +2 racial bonus to their Hide & Move Silently skills, a –2 penalty to Bluff & Sense Motive vs non-plants. a -2 penalty to Lore (Decipher Script) and a -4 penalty to Tumble & Balance.
-- Plant:  Greenfolk are plants.  Plants are immune to sleep, paralyze, poison, mind-affecting effects, and critical hits.
-- Hardy: Mycos fungal physiology renders them resistant to most physical ailments & grants them a +2 to all Fortitude saves.
+- Plant: Greenfolk are plants.  Plants are immune to sleep, paralyze, poison, mind-affecting effects, and critical hits.
+- Tough: Culens recieve the Toughness feat for free at 1st level.
+- Spiny Hide: Culens are covered with blunt spines that provide a +1 Natural Armor bonus.
 - Mutations: Greenfolk characters begin with 1 minor positive mutation, 1 major positive mutation and 1 minor negative mutation.  Choose the positive mutations, and then roll for the negative one.
 - Genetic Instability: Mutants of all sorts suffer from genetic instability.  All mutant characters suffer a –2 penalty on all saves against developing new mutations (such as when exposed to environmental mutagens.  This penalty increases by –1 for every two character levels (for example, a 2nd-level mutant suffers a –3 to her save against mutation).

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-Cyborgs are stock humans that have been fitted with one or more cybernetic implants early on in their lives for one reason or another.  Like regular stock humans, they are very similar to ancient humans with the major exception of directly interfacing their bodies with one or more machines.  Cyborgs on Gamma Terra run a huge range of sizes and appearances, from the lucky scavenger that finds an ancient but unobtrusive nightvision cybereye self-installation kit to disembodied brains eternally piloting war machines capable of leveling entire cities.
+Cyborgs are stock humans that have for various reasons, been fitted with one or more cybernetic implants early on in their lives.  Like regular stock humans, most are very similar to ancient humans with the major exception of directly interfacing their bodies with one or more machines.  However, cyborgs on Gamma Terra can run a huge range of sizes and appearances, from the lucky scavenger that finds an ancient but unobtrusive nightvision cybereye self-installation kit to disembodied brains eternally piloting war machines capable of leveling entire cities.
 
 Stock Human Ability Adjustments: None
 

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 - Medium: As Medium creatures, shrubbos have no special bonuses or penalties due to their size.
 - Shrubbo base land speed is 20 feet.
-- Greenfolk: All greenfolk receive +2 racial bonus to their Hide & Move Silently skills, a –2 penalty to Bluff & Diplomacy vs non-plants. a -2 penalty to Lore (Decipher Script) and a -4 penalty to Tumble & Acrobatics.
+- Greenfolk: All greenfolk receive +2 racial bonus to their Hide & Move Silently skills, a –2 penalty to Bluff & Diplomacy vs non-plants. a -2 penalty to Lore (Decipher Script) and a -4 penalty to Tumble & Balance.
 - Plant:  Greenfolk are plants.  Plants are immune to sleep, paralyze, poison, mind-affecting effects, and critical hits.
 - Unobtrusive: Shrubbos are very good at making themselves unnoticed & gain a +3 to their Hide & Move Silently skills.
-- Mutations: Greenfolk characters begin with 1 minor positive mutations, 1 major positive mutation and 1 minor negative mutation.  Choose the positive mutations, and then roll for the negative one.
+- Mutations: Greenfolk characters begin with 1 minor positive mutation, 1 major positive mutation and 1 minor negative mutation.  Choose the positive mutations, and then roll for the negative one.
 - Genetic Instability: Mutants of all sorts suffer from genetic instability.  All mutant characters suffer a –2 penalty on all saves against developing new mutations (such as when exposed to environmental mutagens.  This penalty increases by –1 for every two character levels (for example, a 2nd-level mutant suffers a –3 to her save against mutation).