Hey I was working on some stuff for a game and noted the constriction section for the fleshcrawler from the M&T is apparantly missing, unless there is a generic rule I haven't spotted. I used the constriction from the large constrictor snake, with a d6 damage and, since the creature has these little claws along its body, I was going to rule that these are usable against a victim being constricted. I would think that, given how small the claws are, this would be the only effective way to use them. Really a nasty creature. That harmless cow explodes and...
Any ideas?
Fleshcrawler Constriction ommission
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- Skobbit
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Re: Fleshcrawler Constriction ommission
They were intended to use a similar rule to that of snakes, with one slight modification - escape requires either a Strength or Dexterity of 13+ before a check is allowed. I would probably reduce the damage to 1d4, maybe 1d4+1, but otherwise... yes, you've got it right.
And, I'd be the one to know.
And, I'd be the one to know.
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- Skobbit
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Re: Fleshcrawler Constriction ommission
Thanks for the feedback and info. I take it you worked on the book, lol. Good stuff
Re: Fleshcrawler Constriction ommission
Make sure you send a PM to both myself and the Trolls so they're aware of the missing text.
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- Skobbit
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Re: Fleshcrawler Constriction ommission
Who me? I haven't been on the board long enough to know who is who...