| Hermana 
       Archetype: Dwarf Food Services 
      Truck Owner  The proprietor of Hermana’s Grub, 
      a disgusting looking, worn down GMC Bulldog Step-Van, Hermana has the 
      advantage in price and price only. The food is nutritious, in fact a ¥2 
      slab of slop will keep you going for hours, but that doesn’t negate the 
      downside that you’ll feel like two goats played vomit tennis with it 
      before yacking it into a Ziplock bag. And when you order from Hermana, 
      that’s what you get: A sandwich bag full of whatever. Hermana, nearing her 
      elderly years, gets more and more crotchety seemingly every day. Oh, and 
      don’t you dare criticize her food within earshot or you be doing the next 
      worst thing to eating her food; Wearing it.
 Stripe
 Archetype: Ork Food Services 
      Truck Owner  Decked out with an Ares Master IV 
      that, itself, is decked out in extra slabs of armor, Stripe is the creator 
      of “Fuck Yeah! Foods”. The business owns a trio of the vehicles (with 
      Stripe’s being the most bad-ass) and Stripe and his crew basically just 
      keep themselves enveloped in media until it appears that a rumble has 
      started, or is at least on the way. They then race to the scene, crash 
      into the middle of the action, and offer delicious burgers and drinks at 
      absolutely astronomical prices. Still, they’re damn good burgers, and on 
      more than a few occasions conflict ceased temporarily so everybody could 
      grab a bite to eat before resuming slaughtering each other. Stripe himself 
      is pretty non-violent, but is missing that nifty filter that stops you 
      from saying something stupid, such as pointing out a combatant would look 
      a lot cooler if he still had a nose.  Unknown 
       Archetype: Unknown 
       Yummy Tummy is a fully automated, 
      auto driving Ares Chuck Wagon that includes some body-expanding 
      modifications and mounts that have turned it into a sometimes out of place 
      addition to the food truck lineup. Other than ports used to reload raw 
      materials for the creation of food and drink, there does not appear a way 
      for anybody to actually drive the vehicle. While all soy based, Yummy 
      Tummy uses programmed recipes and creations to allow for a robust soy 
      product menu. And at the end of the day, the vehicle either just drives 
      around, stopping at soy wholesalers along the way who fill the vehicle 
      with essentials, apparently unconcerned that they’re filling up a ghost 
      truck and receiving their pay from an anonymous source. There is even an 
      urban legend that the vehicle killed its creator and the vehicle now 
      exists with a low-level AI behind the metaphorical wheel.  |