Thin Strangers are fiends from beyond, looking for bodies to fuel their sentinel spheres (see above). Because the sentinel spheres require brains, they tend to take up residence in graveyards and funeral homes. But given the choice, Thin Strangers are not above taking brains from living people.
Thin Stranger
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Examples:
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The Tall Man
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DESCRIPTION
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Quote:
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"You play a good game boy, but the game is finished, now you die."
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Stalking Grounds:
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Funeral homes, graveyards, places where dead people hang out.
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Physical Description:
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You've probably never seen a Thin Stranger before. He's also probably rather gaunt. Some might say...thin. Do you see where this is going or do we need to spell it out for you?
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Cravings:
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It's difficult to explain what Thin Strangers DO, exactly. But it involves brains. And metal spheres. It doesn't really matter if the Thin Strangers eat the brains, turn them into pinatas, or sell them on Ebay...most folks are very attached to their brains and don't appreciate them being recycled for other purposes.
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Behavior:
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Thin Strangers a freaky folk, even for morticians. But then, wouldn't you be a little weird if you had to mess with the dead all day? As a result, Thin Strangers are often right out in the open, harvesting brains and meddling kids without anyone raising an eyebrow.
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Danger:
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Of all the slasher types, Thin Strangers are one of the most dangerous. They're tough mothers, invulnerable to most weapons. Their crazy spheres are deadly and numerous. And when things get really bad, Thin Strangers pull up town and leave, only to relocate somewhere else. If you're going to face down a Thin Stranger, finish it off or you'll be sorry.
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Tactics:
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Thin Strangers are so dangerous that a sniper rifle from afar is probably the best way to take them out. Unfortunately, Thin Strangers usually stay in dark, out of the way places where such tactics aren't feasible. They are vulnerable to cold, so freezing them might be an option if you happen to have a snowblower handy. And lots of snow.
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Poster Revised:
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