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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 5408387" data-attributes="member: 57383">Of the examples, the breathweird seems the closest.Here's the relevant bit of the Rusalka's description:So, something like:Drowning Embrace (Su): A drowned maiden can try to drown any creature it touches (a melee touch attack) or who touches the maiden. Any creature touched by a drowning embrace must succeed at a DC X Reflex or Fortitude? save or be pulled underwater by an unnatural current. Anyone pulled under must immediately begin Constitution checks to resist drowning (see Water Dangers in the DMG for the risks and effects of drowning). A victim can escape a drowning embrace using the same rules as escaping a grapple, except the drowned maiden uses its Charisma modifier instead of its Strength modifier in the contest. A potoplenytsia can keep as many creatures in a drowning embrace as it can fit within its reach, with no penalties on its checks. The save DC is Charisma-based.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 5408387, member: 57383"] Of the examples, the breathweird seems the closest. Here's the relevant bit of the Rusalka's description: So, something like: [B]Drowning Embrace (Su):[/B] A drowned maiden can try to drown any creature it touches (a melee touch attack) or who touches the maiden. Any creature touched by a drowning embrace must succeed at a [COLOR=Red]DC X Reflex or Fortitude?[/COLOR] save or be pulled underwater by an unnatural current. Anyone pulled under must immediately begin Constitution checks to resist drowning (see Water Dangers in the DMG for the risks and effects of drowning). A victim can escape a drowning embrace using the same rules as escaping a grapple, except the drowned maiden uses its Charisma modifier instead of its Strength modifier in the contest. A potoplenytsia can keep as many creatures in a drowning embrace as it can fit within its reach, with no penalties on its checks. The save DC is Charisma-based. [/QUOTE]

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