Special Conversion Thread: Plants

[Shade]

I guess I don't mind a 10 ft. range. It's within the normal Reach of a Large creature, after all.

There ya go. Justified!

 

[Cleon]

There ya go. Justified!

It means it's have a -1 ranged touch attack with the blowtorch, due to the Dex and size penalties.

Should we increase the Dex?

It might be easier changing it to a 10 ft. line with a Str-based Ref save for no (or half?) damage.

 

[freyar]

Making it a 10 ft line is fine with me, but it should be a Con-based DC, like a breath weapon. Save for half, probably.

 

[Cleon]

Making it a 10 ft line is fine with me, but it should be a Con-based DC, like a breath weapon. Save for half, probably.

Con is fine, but I prefer save for no damage since the original seems to be a "hit or miss" affair.

 

[Shade]

Con is fine, but I prefer save for no damage since the original seems to be a "hit or miss" affair.

Works for me.

 

[Cleon]

Works for me.

Updating Working Draft.

 

[Shade]

Looking good! So, we just need the usual flavor elements and the dimensions for the slug?

 

[Cleon]

Looking good! So, we just need the usual flavor elements and the dimensions for the slug?

Hmm, the original description says it weighs 500-800 pounds and is 3-8 feet wide. That suggests it's considerably smaller than the Slime Mold, despite having the same size category.

How about...

A silver slime slug is usually about 8 feet long, 2 to 4 feet wide and 1 foot thick. It can spread its slimy gestalt body into a 8 diameter disc up to a foot thick, or condense into a lump 5 feet across and up to 2 feet tall. A typical specimen weighs 500 to 800 pounds.

That works out to roughly the same density.

 

[Shade]

Hmm, the original description says it weighs 500-800 pounds and is 3-8 feet wide. That suggests it's considerably smaller than the Slime Mold, despite having the same size category.

How about...

A silver slime slug is usually about 8 feet long, 2 to 4 feet wide and 1 foot thick. It can spread its slimy gestalt body into a 8 diameter disc up to a foot thick, or condense into a lump 5 feet across and up to 2 feet tall. A typical specimen weighs 500 to 800 pounds.

That works out to roughly the same density.

Works for me!

 

[Cleon]

Works for me!

Updating Working Draft.