Anzat

If you're looking to murder someone and want to make sure that the hitman is genuinely enjoying it, hire an Anzat. Honestly, you don't need to give these guys a weapon; the amount of edge they harness is enough to kill anyone that steps within a 10 foot radius. They take pride in this fact, and, even when in a conversation about what their favorite cereal is, they can't help but insert some dramatic, edgy comment.

This personality trait is strangely tied to most of their species, to the point where scientists have started to study them. They have determined that one in ten Anzat's will be born without the characteristic edge, and that these are often the Anzat's that are invited to parties. The other members of their species regard them as "Alpha's," and regularly blame them for their lack of a mating partner.

While attempting to track and kill their victims, Anzat's often try to act like vampires, characteristically sucking out the "life force" of their victims. For generations, this did nothing, until something decided to give purpose to their ridiculous habit. Perhaps it was pure will, an amount of edge so focused that it transformed them into a being of the suck. Others think that it was a god. Most don't care.

This race is unplayable.

Long-lived
Anzati are practically immortal, and can live for eons

Stealthy
Because they must secretly hunt sentient beings, Anzati have grown adept at maintaining their stealth and secrecy. This is reflected in a +1D bonus to their hide and sneak skills

Vampires
The Anzati feed from living beings: for every turn spent feeding, 2 pips are subtracted from the victim’s Knowledge, Mechanical, Perception, and Technical attributes. If any one attribute is reduced to 0 or less, the victim dies. The damage to the attributes is permanent, and reduces skills accordingly