Post Apocalyptic Rations, Food, & Beverages

Well, since THIS seems to be the theme of the DAY. I guess I should go ahead and post my Post Apocalyptic Food Tables. I've basically just set up a random table for beverages, post apocalyptic mutant-type foodstuffs that one might purchase (or forage for), Scavenged Food types, and "Future" Food types (like space food and stuff).
The first table is generally straight forward, roll and consult the table for beverage of food type. I should note that some of the beverages have subtables for expanded coverage. I should also note that the MRE listings for Scavenged Food could also represent generic military rations, preserved camping meals, and the like.
Table two covers the beverage subtables.
Table three is a table designed to randomly generate some type (or several types) of futuristic food that might be found. Roll and figure out if the food is Soylent Cubes or Food Paste and go from there. (I might add a flavor/meal table to this in the future.)
Also, check out Robot Roundup for random vending machine purchases.

TABLE 1: Mutant Food, Scavenged Food, Beverages

Roll	Beverage	Mutant Food	Scavenged Food
01	Ale	Antelope Venison	Airline Meal: Barely There Burger
02	Almond Milk	Armed Fish Steak	Airline Meal: Cheese & Fruit Platter
03	Apple Ciider	Blood Sausage	Airline Meal: Golden Curry
04	Apple Jack	Bull Shark Filet	Airline Meal: Gravy Ooze
05	Beer	Burleygrain (Barley) Bread	Airline Meal: Not the Fish
06	Black Tea	Butter Braised Lobstrosity	Airline Meal: Salad of Doom
07	Bourbon	Carnivorous Sheep Mutton	Airline Meal: Sleazy Omellette Breakfast
08	Brandy	Chicken Wolf Ribs	Airline Meal: Stale Sandwich
09	Buttermilk	Chicken Wolf Stew	Airline Meal: Surprisingly Sublime Steak
10	Cafe au lait	Crocodile Steak	Airline Meal: Why no Pigeons/Seagulls if this is Chicken
11	Cappuccino	Dark Bramble Berries	Bag of Airline Cookies
12	Chai	Deep Fried Giant Cricket	Bag of Airline Peanuts
13	Champagne	Deer Venison	Bag of Airline Pretzels
14	Cherry Soda	Fire Fungus	Bag of Chips
15	Chocolate Drink	Fish Fruit: Anchovy	Bag of Crackers
16	Chocolate Milk	Fish Fruit: Bass	Bag of Dried Beans
17	Citrus Soda**	Fish Fruit: Catfish	Bag of Dried Fruit
18	Club Soda	Fish Fruit: Cod	Bag of Flour
19	Cocoa	Fish Fruit: Flounder	Bag of Instant Mashed Potatoes
20	Coconut Milk	Fish Fruit: Herring	Bag of Instant Noodles
21	Coffee	Fish Fruit: Pike	Bag of Instant Oatmeal
22	Cola	Fish Fruit: Salmon	Bag of Jerked Meat
23	Condensed Milk	Fish Fruit: Sardine	Bag of Powdered Cocoa
24	Cooking Wine	Fish Fruit: Trout	Bag of Powdered Fruit Drink
25	Cow Milk	Fish Fruit: Tuna	Bag of Powdered Milk
26	Cream Soda	Fried Giant Squid Tentacles	Bag of Raisins/Prunes
27	Dandelion Tea	Fried Quicken Legs	Bag of Sugar
28	Earl Grey Tea	Fungafowl: Chicken	Bag of Trail Mix
29	Eggnog	Fungafowl: Duck	Bagged Airline Muffin
30	Energy Drink	Fungafowl: Turkey	Bottle of Ketchup
31	Espresso	Giant Ant Cakes	Bottle of Mayonaise
32	Evaporated Milk	Giant Chameleon Omelette	Bottle of Mustard
33	Fermented Milk	Giant Chameleon Steak	Box of Breakfast Cereal
34	Frappuccino	Giant Crab Cakes	Box of Toaster Pastries
35	Fruit Juice*	Giant Gecko Tail	Can of Cheese Spread
36	Fruit Liqueur	Giant Killer Bee Larva	Canned Baked Beans
37	Fruit Punch	Giant Pea	Canned Beef Stew
38	Fruit Soda*	Giant Rat Burger	Canned Carrots
39	Gin	Giant Rockfish Chowder	Canned Chicken
40	Ginger Beer	Giant Sturgeon Roe	Canned Chicken Noodle Soup
41	Goat Milk	Giant Sturgeon Steak	Canned Chili
42	Grape Soda	Giant Tarantula Bits	Canned Clam Chowder
43	Green Milk	Grilled Giant Bat Wings	Canned Corn
44	Green Tea	Grilled Giant Catfish	Canned Corned Beef Hash
45	Grog	Grilled Giant Scorpion	Canned Deviled Ham
46	Guarana	Groatgrain (Oat)	Canned Fruit Cocktail
47	Guava	Hellapeno	Canned Green Beans
48	Hibiscus Tea	Jackalope Haunch	Canned Ham
49	Hot Toddy	Jackalope Skewers	Canned Imitation Ham
50	Human Breast Milk	Kernal Plant Cob	Canned Mushrooms
51	Ice Coffee	Live Grubs	Canned Pasta
52	Irradiated Water	Lobstrosity Bisque	Canned Peaches
53	Jasmine Tea	Mako Shark Fin Soup	Canned Pears
54	Lager	Manna Mushrooms	Canned Peas
55	Latte	Marsh Rice Porridge	Canned Pineapple
56	Lemonade	Meatmelon: Beef	Canned Pork & Beans
57	Light Beer	Meatmelon: Goat	Canned Potatoes
58	Limeade	Meatmelon: Horse	Canned Refried Beans
59	Mead	Meatmelon: Lamb/Mutton	Canned Sardines
60	Milk Tea	Meatmelon: Pork	Canned Spinnach
61	Milkshake	Meatmelon: Veal	Canned Tomato Soup
62	Mineral Water	Meatmelon: Venison	Canned Tomatoes
63	Moonshine	Moose Jerky	Canned Tuna
64	Mulled Wine	Mutamillet Porridge	Canned Vienna Sausages
65	Mystery Yellow	Nukavega: Churchbell Pepper	Cup of Instant Noodles
66	Oolong Tea	Nukavega: Clearmato	Freeze-Dried Eggs
67	Peach Cider	Nukavega: Crying Carrot	Granola Bar
68	Peach Tea	Nukavega: Jolly Green Bean	Jar of Fruit Preserves
69	Pear Cider	Nukavega: Radical Raddish	Jar of Grape Jelly
70	Pennyroyal Tea	Nukavega: Spinning Leek	Jar of Orange Marmalade
71	Peppermint Tea	Nukavega: Turgid Turnip	Jar of Peanut Butter
72	Perrier	Porcine Devourer Bacon	Jar of Spices
73	Potable Water	Porcine Devourer Ham	Jar of Strawberry Jelly
74	Red Wine	Porcine Devourer Sausage	MRE: Asian Styled Beef Strips w/ Vegetables
75	Rice Milk	Puffcorn Shrimp	MRE: Beef Brisket
76	Root Beer	Radfruit: Apple	MRE: Beef Ravioli
77	Rose Hip Tea	Radfruit: Banana	MRE: Beef Stew
78	Rotgut	Radfruit: Orange	MRE: Beef Taco
79	Rum	Radfruit: Peach	MRE: Cheese Tortellii
80	Sacramental Wine	Radfruit: Plum	MRE: Chicken Chunks
81	Sake	Radfruit: Watermelon	MRE: Chicken Pesto Pasta
82	Sarsparilla	Razorgrain (Wheat) Noodles	MRE: Chicken w/Egg Noodles & Vegetables
83	Sassafras Tea	Red Paste	MRE: Chili & Macaroni
84	Schnapps	Refried Rad Beans	MRE: chili w/ beans
85	Scotch	Reindeer Sausage	MRE: Elbow Macaroni & Tomato Sauce
86	Seltzer Water	Roast Deer	MRE: Hash Brown Potatoes w/ Bacon
87	Soy Milk	Salted Land Fish	MRE: Jalapeno Pepper Jack Beef Patty
88	Sports Drink	Sourgrain (Rye) Biscuits	MRE: Lemon Pepper Tuna
89	Stagnant Water	Soytato	MRE: Maple Sausage
90	Stout	Spidergoat Kebab	MRE: Meatballs w/Marinar Sauce
91	Strawberry Milk	Strange Meat Ribs	MRE: Mexican Style Chicken Stew
92	Synthihol***	Stuffed Quicken	MRE: Pork Rib
93	Tang	Tentacle-faced Fish Filet	MRE: Shredded BBQ Beef
94	Tequila	Three-Eyed Fish Filet	MRE: Southwest Beef & Black Beans
95	Tomato Juice	Triticale Bread	MRE: Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce
96	Tonic Water	Twin-Tailed Squirrel on a stick	MRE: Spinach Mushrrom & Cream Sauce Fettuccine
97	Vodka	Waste Nuts	MRE: Vegetarian Taco Pasta
98	Wastewater	Whale Steak	Potted Shrimp
99	Whiskey	Xeno Burger	Power Bar
00	White Wine	Zunicorn Jerkey	Salted Fish

Table 2: PA Beverage Subtables

Roll	Citrus Flavor	Synthetic Alcohol	Fruit Flavor
01	Grapfruit	Beer	Apple
02	Key Lime	Bourbon	Apricot
03	Lemon	Brandy	Banana
04	Lime	Champagne	Blackberry
05	Orange	Gin	Cherry
06	Tangerine	Mead	Coconut
07		Red Wine	Cranberry
08		Rum	Grape
09		Scotch	Japanese Melon Flavor
10		Vodka	Kiwi
11		Whiskey	Mango
12		White Wine	Papaya
13			Peach
14			Pear
15			Pineapple
16			Plum
17			Pomegranate
18			Raspberry
19			Strawberry
20			Watermelon

Table 3: Future Food

Roll	Prefix (Type)	Suffix (Format)
01	Algae	Bar
02	Carb(o/ohydrate)	Biscuit
03	Concentrate(d)	Burger
04	Food	Cake
05	Fung(i/al)	Capsule
06	Gluten	Chip
07	Goo	Cracker
08	Kelp	Cube
09	Krill	Food Brick
10	Nutri(ent)	Goop
11	Plankton	Gum
12	Protein	Lozenge
13	Rat(ion)	Meal
14	Seaweed	Meat
15	Soy	Paste
16	Soylent	Pellet
17	Sustenance	Pill
18	Synth(etitc/i/o)	Tablet
19	Vitamin	Tube
20	Yeast	Wafer

The Robot Apocalypse is Coming

So evidently robots are now escaping from their captors: Russian Robot Makes Run Again.

You know, this just makes me want to create a top 10 list of robots (or maybe just technological inventions) that are moving us closer to serving future robot overlords. Here are some entries into that list (in no particular order).

1. Geminoid - How robots are going to replace us in the future.*
2. ACM-R5 - Yes, the Hydrobots from Terminator Salvation really exist.
3. Kuratas - While technically a mecha or exoskeleton-type robot, this robot is notable for it's "grin activated" weapon firing system, see more HERE.
4. Megabot Mark II - Since the Japanese have their entry into the mini-mecha market, here's the American competitor (literally).
5. ComicCon Robot - Mech, Exo, Autonomous Robot, who cares, this thing scores points. Also a hit with the ladies.
6. EATR - The name pretty much says it all, this is a robot that can eat people to fuel itself. See also HERE
7. TALON SWORDS - Not autonomous *YET*, but still mobile weapon platforms.
8. BigDog - This robot design may not have made it in the military's books, but it still looks like what the robots will be to replace pack animals and mounts. (See also BigDog's newer cousins, only a GOOGLE search away.)
9. Robokiyu - Coming to you once again from Japan, this body disposal robot comes in a wonderful Soylent Green paint job.
10. HitchBOT - So now we have hitchhiking killer robots. Looks like this one got capped on the streets of Philly though.

Honorable Mentions:
Cheerleading Robots.
Real-Life Robots That Will One Day Enslave Humanity, Ranked has some interesting entries, such as entries 9 (stabbing motion robot), 8 (Torso-Less Shopping Cart Bot), 6 (Karate Kid Bot), and 2 (Heebie-Jeebie-Inducing Spider Bot) [Looks like evil Gene Simmons will be able to afford that gun with the body heat seeking bullets after all].
Sparring Robot, just need two of these for Rock'em Sock'em Robot Action.
Pole Dancing Robots - For all those soon to be robosexuals out there.
I suppose I should mention ASIMO, but the dwarf spaceman look is kinda meh.
I should also probably mention the ROOMBA, but those things scare me.

*I should note that it seems the Japanese currently hold the record for "creepiest" life-like robots.

Mutant Crawl Classics

So, there's a Kickstarter for a new post apocalyptic role-playing game, using the Dungeon Crawl Classics system, called Mutant Crawl Classics. (Take a preview peek HERE.) I've taken a look at it, and while it *IS* one of the few kickstarter projects I've felt like backing (oddly, most of the Kickstarters I would have backed always seemed to be finished backing by the time I find out about them), I'm not really in a position to back it at this time. Which is somewhat of a pity, since it looks like it might be a decent PA game, for the most part.

I do however, have some additional thoughts and opinions on the game. First off, I'll be honest, I picked up DCC because it looked like it had some interesting ideas to pick up for my own games; things like 0-level funnel, some of the core mechanics (though the ones I use predate DCC, and are often obvious and common D&D-derivatives), level titles (I L-O-V-E level titles, the idea that there is a rank hierarchy may or may not be the basis for level titles, but using level titles as a short hand for how experienced a character (player or non-player) is can be quite useful, not to mention I feel it adds some depth to any setting), additional thief abilities, Fumbles & Crits (though I'm still a bit tempted to use ChartRolemaster tables for that purpose), and some other odds and ends. On the other hand though, DCC has some systems that I either don't care for (Luck Score...I generally consider the dice roll used in a game to constitute "luck" and don't use special snowflake systems like "Luck," "Fate," "Karma," etc. that can alter die rolls) or I think are freaking stupid ("Funky Dice," odd-numbered dice like d3, d5, and d7 as well as even-number dice like d14 and d16 are fairly pointless*). Given my somewhat neutral stance on the DCC system then, my interest in Mutant Crawl Classics will obviously lie in the direction of what I can use in my own games, rather than as a go-to game system for Post Apocalyptic Adventures.

I have to say that the Level-0 Character Professions table in the preview PDF was extremely underwhelming, I'm hoping that it is a placeholder for a much better table, though judging by the table fluff, it looks more like a deliberate design decision. I'm not a real fan of the whole "post-nuclear caveman" basis (even in Gamma World or Mutant Future), but I can work with it (especially after recently watching America 3000). I'm also one of those folks that think race-as-class is stupid, so I wasn't impressed with it's inclusion in MCC, though it was expected. I also wasn't thrilled that there wasn't a race-as-class for robots/androids/cyborgs (though I do like the addition of Holograms); since I consider mechanical beings as an essential part of the whole Human-Animal-Vegetable-Mineral(Mechanical) spread I like to see for Post Apocalyptic playability. I do hope that the "Manimals" & "Plantients" in the game have ample coverage, since so many existing PA RPGs fail in that department (let's face it, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles & Other Strangeness/After the Bomb RPG is still one of the top PA games for playing mutant animals because it's mutant animal selection & coverage are so extensive; the only other RPG I've seen that comes close is The Mutant Epoch, though Wisdom from the Wastelands #51 for Mutant Future does a fair job of filling that out...though both of these offerings have poor plant coverage). As far as the wetware programs=magic shtick, I'm somewhat on the fence, I do prefer the "psychic powers" approach for my PA settings, and I'm completely unsold on "mental constructs and databases of knowledge" for spells, but some sort of quantum/nanobot magic system wouldn't feel too out of place. I did feel that the Patron AI idea was very Planet Psychon though (don't read anything into that, it just invokes the same kind of vibe). The Archaic Alignments idea looks interesting, as some sort of "Cryptic Alliance" feature.

I do have to wonder why William McAusland is doing artwork for it, INSTEAD of working on his own The Mutant Epoch RPG (not that including artwork he's done is a *bad* thing, I'd just rather see more stuff for TME, especially since it seems he's been working more on TME novels than RPG supplements lately :( ). I also have to admit, when I first heard about Mutant Crawl Classics, I figured the author would be Reid San Filippo, since his Crawling Under a Broken Moon fanzine for DCC already encompasses so many different Post Apocalyptic bits and pieces for DCC *shrug*. The stretch goals do have some possibilities, but I think there's too many "adventure module" stretch goals and some of those utility stretch goals (say GM Screen and Data Orb) should replace some of them.

*There are uses for the fairly pointless dice, NOT by themselves (rolling a d3 for example can easily be accomplished by rolling a d6 and dividing the result by half, or rolling 1d4-1), but in the area of random weapon damage, by expanding the roll range of damage of weapons. Also rolling something like 3d5 can give you a different result distribution than 3d6 or 3d4. However, odd additional dice for the sake of being "edgy" or "different" doesn't really do it for me.

Two Men Enter, One Man Leaves

A simple table of post apocalyptic fighting pits and gladitorial arenas.

Roll Location
01 Backyard Swimming Pool
02 Ball Pit
03 Ballpark
04 Basketball Court
05 Bear Pit
06 Bullring
07 Caged Pit
08 Children's Wading Pool
09 Community Swimming Pool
10 Doomsday Cage/Tower of Doom
11 Electrified Fighting Cage
12 Fighting Cage
13 Fighting Octagon
14 Fighting Pit
15 Gravel Pit/Quarry
16 Half-pipe/Skate Park
17 Hazardous Pit
18 Horse Track
19 Horse/Cattle Corral
20 Ice Hockey Rink
21 Inflatable Castle
22 Jousting Tilt-Yard
23 Jungle Gym
24 Jungle/Forest Clearing
25 Kickboxing Ring
26 Medieval Times Restaurant
27 Mesoamerican Ballcourt
28 Moated Enclosure
29 Murdermaze
30 Natural Amphitheater
31 Olympic Swimming Pool
32 Race Track
33 Ring of Fire
34 Robot Arena
35 Rodeo Arena
36 Roller Rink
37 Roman Amphitheater/Gladiatorial Arena
38 School Gymnasium
39 School Playing Field
40 Sports Arena
41 Stadium
42 Stone Circle
43 Storm Water Detention Basin
44 Sumo Ring
45 Swamp/Marsh Hummock/Island
46 Tennis Court
47 Thunderdome
48 Volleyball Court
49 Wrestling/Boxing Ring
50 Zoo Enclosure

MOAR POWER!!!

So, I was reviewing Mutant Future's listed power sources (page 117 of the revised edition) and a thought occurred to me. What if I used a Power Beltpack or Power Backpack with a "powerful energy weapon?" Conversely, the question of, what happens if I use a Minifusion Cell or Plutonium Clip in an energy weapon that isn't classified as a "powerful energy weapon?" As a caveat, I think I'm going to ignore some things in favor of playability, like can a Minifusion Cell even fit into a weapon it's not made for, since the notation for the power sources table mentions using any of the power sources for "a non-discharged item" (we'll get back to that in a bit). The only thing I am concerned about is that Plutonium Clips see less used for "powerful energy weapons" (though they are) and more for 'radiation spewing weapons.' However, since we still have the note about "non-discharged items", I'm gonna roll with it.

The Power Sources table lists the years of use for each power source, even those typically used to power discharged weapons. This gives us an approximate value of how much energy each power source contains. So going by this, we'd probably see options like this:

Power Source	Energy Weapon	Powerful Energy Weapon	Radiation Weapon
Power Clip	10	1	0
Power Beltpack	25	2	1
Power Backpack	50	5	2-3
Minifusion Cell	80	10	10
Plutonium Clip	160	10	10
Radioactive Battery	330	40	20

NOTES:
1. Radioactive Battery is included mostly for S&G, but also because it gives a rough idea of how many shots androids, cyborgs, and robots would have available.
2. Energy Weapons refers to those weapons listed as being powered by Power clip/Beltpack/Backpack.
3. Powerful Energy Weapons refers to those weapons listed as being powered by a Minifusion Cell.
4. Radiation Weapons refers to those weapons listed as being powered by a Plutonium Clip.
5. The low number of shots available to "powerful energy weapons" makes for an interesting use of low power treasures, in other words, giving the PCs a powerful weapon with only a few shots left, early on in the game.
6. With using Minifusion Cells and Plutonium Clips in standard energy weapons, I might include a chance of the weapon exploding when fired, probably something simple, like rolling a Natural 1 on an attack roll, or some other fumble type mechanism.

Non-Discharged Items
Before my thoughts on alternate power usage in energy weapons, I was actually looking at the power sources and how they'd work in powering robots. Let's face it, in the Post Apocalypse, there's still crazy tinkers, (mad) scientists, whack-jobs, (crazed) inventors and the like who think making robots would be useful, and not all of them are going to have access to a Radioactive Battery. Now sure, I could just say, each type of power source can be used to power a android/cyborg/robot for the listed amount of time, but is that really the case? Also, what happens if the robot maker decided to use several of the same power sources (like, say, five Minifusion Cells) to power the robot?

ADDENDUM
Note #5 inspires this quick table for how many shots are left in that Power Source (roll 1d6) [Of course, one could always roll 1d10 for most power sources.]:
Roll Shots Remaining (based on base capacity of Power clip/Beltpack/Backpack, Minifusion Cells and Plutonium Clips use the first number)
1   1/2/5
2   2/5/10
3   4/10/20
4   5/12/25
5   9/20/40
6   10/25/50

A Hidden Gem from the Past

I was looking for something else when I came across this site; FATRPG Mutant Future Site, looks like it has quite a bit of good stuff.

I should probably post a link to the good old Post Apocalyptic Forge as well.

Hey folks, leave comments below if there are any other old post apocalyptic game sites that have good stuff.

Post Apocalyptic Gang Name Generator

For post apocalyptic raiders, marauders, bandits, gangs, and other nefarious groups. To determine the group's name, use the following format: "The [Part A] {Part B]." Either roll or pick which A/B table to use (50% chance of each).Note: Optional spellings or additions are listed in paranthesis or after a forward slash.

Gange Name Tables

Roll	Part A1	Part A2	Part B1	Part B2
01	Alley	Ace	Alligators/Gators	Archers
02	Barrio	Armored	Barracudas	Assassins
03	Basement	Arrow	Basilisks	Bandits
04	Bedeviled	Atomic	Bats	Barbarians
05	Beelzebub(s/'s)	Axe	Bears	Barons
06	Bewitched	Blackjack	Bee(s/z)	Berserkers
07	Black	Blade	Black Widows	Bokors
08	Blood	Blizzard	Blackbirds	Bounty Hunters
09	Blue	Calaveras	Bloodhounds	Boys
10	Bold	Carburetor	Broncos	Brigands
11	Bone	Chain	Bulldogs	Buccaneers
12	Brass	Cobalt	Bulls	Cartel
13	Brimstone	Coffin	Buzzards	Centurions
14	Bronze	Combustion	Caimen	Clowns
15	Burning	Corpse	Cats	Conjurers
16	Burnside	Cross	Cheetahs	Conquistadors
17	Chrome	Crossbones	Chimeras	Corsairs
18	Claw	Crowbar	Cobras	Counts
19	Crazy	Crown	Cocks	Cowboys
20	Crimson	Crypt	Condors	Crazies
21	Cursed	Cyclone	Condors	Crew
22	Damned	Dagger	Crocodiles/Crocs	Crowns
23	Dark	Dart	Crows	Crusaders
24	Dead	Death's Head	Demons	Cutthroats
25	Deadly	Deuce	Devils	Czars
26	Death	Diamond	Dogs/Dawgs	Destroyers
27	Devil(s/'s)	Dice	Dragons	Disciples
28	Diabolus	Eight Ball	Eagles	Dragonslayers
29	Downtown	Engine	Electric Eels	Dukes
30	Dying	Fallout	Falcons	Earls
31	Eastside	Fireball	Flamingos	Emirs
32	Evil	Fission	Foxes	Enchanters
33	Fang	Fuel-Injected	Gargoyles	Executioners
34	Fighting	Fusion	Genies	Family
35	Flaming	Gamma	Ghouls	Gang
36	Flying	Gamma Ray	Gorillas	Gladiators
37	Ghetto	Gas/Gasoline	Gremlins	Goons
38	Ghost	Gauntlet	Griffins/Griffons/Gryphons	Hangemen
39	Gold(en)	Gravestone	Hammerheads	Hatters
40	Grave	Hatchet	Harpies	Headhunters
41	Green	Hook	Hawks	Hellhammers
42	Grey/Gray	Iridium	Hellcats	Hexenmeisters
43	Grim	Irradiated	Hellhounds	Highwaymen
44	Gypsy	Javelin	Hogs/Hawgs	Hitmen
45	Hell(s/'s)	Laser	Hornets	Hoods
46	Hellborn	Lightning	Hyenas	Hustlers
47	Hellfire	Mace	Jackals	Imperials
48	Highway	Martian	Jaguars	Jesters
49	Indigo	Motor	Knighthawks	Jokers
50	Infernal	Nuclear	Krakens	Killers
51	Insane	Nuke	Leopards	Kings
52	Iron	Oil	Lionfishes	Knights
53	Killer	Omega	Lions	Ladies
54	Loco	Pale	Lizards	Lancers
55	Lucifer(s/'s)	Panzer	Makos	Lords
56	Lucky	Pistol	Manticores	Mafia
57	Mad	Pitchfork	Marlins	Magicians
58	Maniac	Plutonium	Morays	Marauders
59	Mephisto(pheles)	Radiation	Octopi/Octopuses	Merlins
60	Midtown	Radioactive	Orcas	Mob
61	Mighty	Radium	Ospreys	Monarchs
62	Neptune(s/'s)	Razor	Owls	Mongols
63	Night	Roadkill	Panthers	Necromancers
64	Northend	Rotary	Pegasi/Pegasuses	Nobles
65	Orange	Saber	Pelicans	Outlaws
66	Phantom	Scepter	Pythongs	Pagans
67	Pit	Scythe	Raptors	Pharoahs
68	Pukin'	Shamrock	Rats	Posse
69	Purple	Sickle	Rattlesnakes	Presidents
70	Red	Slingshot	Ravens	Psychos
71	Riverside	Space	Razorbacks	Queens
72	Road	Spade	Roaches	Raiders
73	Satan(s/'s)	Spade	Rooks	Rangers
74	Satanic	Spear	Sawfishes	Reapers
75	Savage	Star	Scorpions	Rebels
76	Scarlet	Stilletto	Sealions	Regulators
77	Sea	Storm	Serpents	Renegades
78	Shade	Strontium	Sharks	Rogues
79	Shadow	Switchblade	Shrikes	Royals
80	Silver	Sword	Snakes	Sentinels
81	Skeletal	Tailpipe/Taillight	Spiders	Shiekhs
82	Skeleton	Thorium	Stallions	Sorcerors
83	Skull	Thunder	Stingrays	Spartans
84	Sky	Thunderbolt	Swordfishes	Squad
85	Slum	Tire	Tarantulas	Stompers
86	Soul	Tire Iron	Thunderbirds	Sultans
87	Southend	Tomahawk	Tiger Sharks	Syndicate
88	Specter	Tombstone	Tigerfishes	Thaumaturges
89	Steel	Torch	Tigers	Thugs
90	Stoned	Tornado	Unicorns	Tribe
91	Street	Totem	Vampires	Trojans
92	Talon	Totenkopf	Vipers	Turks
93	Uptown	Trey	Vultures	Vikings
94	Vice	Trident	Wasps	Voodoo Kings
95	Violet	Tusnami	Werewolves	Voodoo Queens
96	Wasteland	Typhoon	Wolf Spiders	Warlocks
97	Westside	Uranium	Wolverines	Warlords
98	White	Venusian	Wolves	Warriors
99	Winged	Wheel	Wyverns	Witches
00	Yellow	X-Ray	Yellowjackets	Wizards