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This pack introduces four new abominations inspired by some of the most enduring and terrifying modern myths. These creatures have been twisted and corrupted by the zombie virus, emerging as unique and formidable threats.
El Cuero (The Leather)
A creature of pure, pulsating muscle and sinew, this abomination has been flayed of all skin. Its raw, exposed form is both grotesque and terrifying. Its powerful limbs and sharp claws make it a swift and deadly predator, able to tear through flesh and armor with ease. Beware its close-range melee attacks, as its lack of protection makes it a desperate and dangerous foe.
Crocodile in the Sewers
A massive, mutated crocodile that has made the city’s sewer system its home. Its scaled hide is thick and tough, able to deflect most attacks. Its powerful jaws can crush bone, and its thrashing tail can easily knock survivors off their feet. This abomination is most dangerous in the confined spaces of the sewers, where its size and strength are at their greatest advantage.
Pennywise
A sinister clown, with a face that is a mockery of human emotion. Its tattered clothes and grotesque makeup conceal a creature of pure malice. Pennywise's presence instills fear and despair in those around it, causing them to panic and making them easier targets for the zombie horde. Its primary attack is a mind-bending gaze that can confuse and disorient survivors, leaving them vulnerable to attack.
The Chupacabra
A spiky-backed creature, with long, powerful limbs and a gaping maw filled with sharp teeth. It is a nocturnal predator, stalking its prey from the shadows. The Chupacabra’s agility and speed make it a difficult target to hit, and its venomous bite can inflict debilitating effects on its victims. It is particularly dangerous in open areas, where it can utilize its speed to overwhelm survivors.
These four abominations will challenge even the most experienced Zombicide players. Be prepared to face your fears and utilize all your resources to survive the apocalypse!
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