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Since we're into Week6 of the college football season, it got me wondering about mutant mascots....I realize that there are already basic templates for tigers and other animals, but my point is that different colleges would have different training for their mutants....

Prime example: Tigers (Clemson (SC), Missouri, LSU)....

Since this place is really good at making these I just I'd ask....

Of course, when the mascots are human...Well I guess you could use N&S stats ...

Thanks...

Auburn has two eagles and tigers ....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_college_mascots_in_the_United_States

Note that some of the entries don't give an animal type, others state 'costume', and some might be rather problematic for trying to convert(would Scottsdale Community College really be able to, or ethically willing to, have a mutant artichoke gengineered up?).

They do not, however, include Miskatonic U("Go, 'Pods!")

taalismn wrote:
They do not, however, include Miskatonic U("Go, 'Pods!")

Heh, I did a bunch of wallpapers back in the day for Monkey-Bars.net, which used to host some Palladuim Fantasy fan stuff.

Go 'Pods!

8p

UC Santa Barbara has the banana slugs...also Ole Miss is now the Rebels Black Bears instead of just the rebels. Imagine the possibilities with a bunch of secessionist swamp bears down south

I should clarify.....I realize very few mascots are actually animals..What I menat was how colleges "get" the animals to mutate them and represent them....Clemson, Missouri, LSU would have mutated animal mascots and for other colleges that have human mascots (Demon Deacons, Red Raiders) would use N&S stats...