Copyright (c) 1996 by Richard Keehn <rkeehn@chauncey.com>

I'm working on some new appearance modifiers, not based on the attractiveness 
scale, but upon other factors:

Androgynous: You can easily pass for the opposite gender.  Reaction modifiers 
are averaged where the modifiers differ according to gender (ie, a Beautiful 
character would receive a +3 modifier to both genders rather than a +2/+4 
modifier based on the gender of the NPC).  I don't know what point cost to 
assign this.  Would this be an advantage (5 points maybe) or a quirk (since 
it essentially balances out appearance mods - although it would make disguise 
oneself as the opposite sex easier)

Fearsome Appearance: -2 reaction modifier except in potential combat 
situations where you receive a +1 reaction modifier (basically, the reaction 
modifier portion of Gigantism).  I wanted to give this kind of modifier to 
races that aren't really ugly, but have the kind of cast about them that says 
"I could kill you with ease if I really wanted to" without necessarily a 
racial reputation of being cold blooded killers.  I was thinking of using 
this kind of modification for Reptile Men, and also for Minotaurs (instead of 
"Hideous Appearance").  Another race in the campaign I'm working on, Trolls 
(similar to the ones in "Changeling") also have this modifier (They're not 
ugly at all as a race, just very, very intimidating).  I was thinking of 
assigning -10 points for this disadvantage (I felt that the social reactions 
far outweighed the combat reactions to make the +1 reaction modifier 
negligible).