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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 8490211" data-attributes="member: 57383">Let's see…Armor Class still needs (natural armor).It should still have d10 Hit Dice as it's Large, which'll make it Hit Points 37 (5d10 + 10).If you want to keep the 32 hit points you'd need to reduce CON to 12 (+1) or 13 (+1) for hp 32 (5d10 + 5), but I think it works better with CON 14 (+2).Vinegaroon Spray has &quot;Disadvantage on all actions for 1d6 rounds unless doused in water&quot; which to me indicates the target will be disadvantaged unless it's already soaked.That's why I used &quot;Disadvantage on all actions for 1d6 rounds or until target is doused in water&quot; in my <a href="https://enworld.org/index.php?posts/8489811" target="_blank">Giant Uropygid Working Draft</a>.I like the burrow speed's &quot;only loose strata such as earth, sand or leaves&quot; and will change it in the Enworld version.If it were me, I'd tweak the Description as follows:Also called whip scorpions, or vinegaroons, giant uropygids are large scorpion-like arachnids found in damp and dark places such as jungles, forests and the underdark. They avoid arid environments. Around 8 feet long, giant uropygids have tan to dark brown bodies with eight legs, the frontmost pair of which are used as feelers and the rear six used for locomotion. They are equipped with a pair of large spiny pedipalps, strong jaws and a thin whip-like tail. The uropygid shoots an acrid irritant liquid from a gland in its abdomen; this can be aimed at opponents in front of it.Giant uropygids lair in burrows dug in earth or soft rock. Females seal themselves inside a hollow while nursing a clutch of 5d6+10 eggs, then carry their newborn hatchlings about on their backs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 8490211, member: 57383"] Let's see… [B]Armor Class[/B] still needs (natural armor). It should still have d10 Hit Dice as it's Large, which'll make it [B]Hit Points[/B] 37 (5d10 + 10). If you want to keep the 32 hit points you'd need to reduce CON to 12 (+1) or 13 (+1) for [B]hp[/B] 32 (5d10 + 5), but I think it works better with CON 14 (+2). [B][I]Vinegaroon Spray[/I][/B] has "Disadvantage on all actions for 1d6 rounds unless doused in water" which to me indicates the target will be disadvantaged unless it's already soaked. That's why I used "Disadvantage on all actions for 1d6 rounds or until target is doused in water" in my [B][URL='https://enworld.org/index.php?posts/8489811']Giant Uropygid Working Draft[/URL][/B]. I like the burrow [B]speed[/B]'s "only loose strata such as earth, sand or leaves" and will change it in the Enworld version. If it were me, I'd tweak the [B]Description[/B] as follows: Also called whip scorpions, or vinegaroons, giant uropygids are large scorpion-like arachnids found in damp and dark places such as jungles, forests and the underdark. [COLOR=red]They avoid arid environments.[/COLOR] Around 8 feet long, giant uropygids have tan to dark brown bodies with eight legs, the frontmost pair of which are used as feelers and the rear six used for locomotion. They are equipped with a pair of large spiny pedipalps, strong jaws and a thin whip-like tail. The uropygid shoots an acrid irritant liquid from a gland in its abdomen; this can be aimed at opponents in front of it. Giant uropygids [COLOR=red]lair in burrows dug in earth or soft rock. Females seal themselves inside a hollow while nursing a[/COLOR] clutch of 5d6+10 eggs[COLOR=red], then carry their newborn hatchlings about on their backs[/COLOR]. [/QUOTE]

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