80th Muttation Contest

Brief Summary: Everyone wants to be famous, including these Capitol-made mutts, who actually possess the ability to take on the identity of anyone they want! Originally, the no one was designed to work in the entertainment industry as stunt doubles. Some celebrities even buy a no one to act as a body double in every day life so that they can avoid the paparazzi. Actually, they've been causing many a scandal in the Capitol. Many of the wealthier citizens are using no ones to have some A-list arm candy out in public. They are single-handedly bringing about the rebirth of gossip columns, and the citizens love it; simply give your no one a picture, or let them meet a person, and then give them some privacy, and the next time you see them they'll be a carbon copy of the original.

The drawbacks of a no one are plentiful; they can only copy what they can see or touch, meaning they cannot recreate speech patterns and therefor only nod and shrug when asked questions. Their molting process takes a full day and is excruciatingly painful, so most of them just stay in one persona until they are needed for another role. Also, it should be noted that the true form of a no one remains hidden from everyone except the scientists who created them in the first place. If the game makers wanted that true appearance to be altered into something slightly more lethal, well...
Poision, Edible, or Neither? neither

i can't think of a name rn but 'i heard it through the grape vine' was stuck in my head whilst writing so do with that what you will.

Brief Summary:

masters of disguise, these mutts were originally developed as traps for the forests surrounding the districts. they look like vineyard grape-vines at first glance (think devil's snare from harry potter or that thing that almost killed cedric in the maze), but once triggered they roll together to create a tangle of deadly vines that whip, slash and try to strangle anything that comes near it. although they have no eyes or ears, rendering the mutt deaf and blind, they've been programmed to attack at the slightest touch from anything it feels - so watch your step! 

if you somehow miraculously manage to escape the tumbleweed of vine and render it dead, you can enjoy the fruits of your labour: literally. the green & purple grapes that grow from the vines are actually quite delicious!

Poision, Edible, or Neither? edible!

Name: Golden Gate

Brief Summary: (consider including previous uses [why the Capitol developed them], rough size/physical features, and general behavior, as well as any additional information you may have and please note that this should be no more than a paragraph — see the Muttation Page on the Site Wiki for examples.) In the very earliest stages of the War of the Dark Days, the Capitol - erroneously - predicted that the rebellious districts would be cowed with a series of heavy bombardments across their lands. When this failed to subdue them, this left them with an annoying problem when the large scale land battles begun, for left in the wake of the bombings were miles upon miles of twisted, impassible terrain.

Enter the Golden Gates. The prime invention of a master of robotics and engineering, these automations were built for the sole purpose of being portable bridges across small to medium ranges of impassable terrain. Short, stout, and possessing six sturdy legs, the Golden Gate in their retracted form was scarcely taller than an average adult and only ten feet wide. But once they were put into action, their true size was unleashed, as the Golden Gates would plop themselves on the ground and elongate themselves over whatever chasm happened to be in the way, often times reaching their full capacity of two hundred feet.

Unlike many failed experiments that found themselves in the playgrounds of the Gamemakers, the Golden Gates actually succeeded at accomplishing their niche task in the war effort, making their removal from Capitolite society not one of failure, but of a lack of necessity. Primarily a wartime creation, there was no further need for them once the war had ended, and so they were shut down and left to collect dust in the guts of the Capitol for the last eighty years. Until this year, when a veteran Gamemaker stumbled across their designs, and repurposed them for a much deadlier purpose.

Though the frame - and the Gate's trademark bronze headpiece - were left virtually unchanged, the Gates themselves had been radically transformed. In lieu of their bridge mechanisms that made them useful in the Dark Days came the ability to charge at frightening speeds for short distances, crushing anything in its path, and a series of steel cables that lash out at their targets with pinpoint efficiency. Their debut comes in the wake of a hotly contested Quell, and the eyes of many are on these repurposed robots to see whether or not their new purpose suits them.

(extra notes: 40ish HP, attacks twice per round, either with body (spiked blunt roll) or with cables (whip or flail roll, depending on what GMs think fits best.)

Poision, Edible, or Neither? unless u can chomp on steel, neither.