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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 6188482" data-attributes="member: 57383">The save vs. nausea should be every round. The current draft doesn't make that clear.As for the Engulf limit, I think we can should adapt the "as many as it can cover" wording of the Gelatinous cube.I think Strength-based saves fit existing examples better than Constitution-based saves. A Gelatinous Cube's Engulf, Air Elemental's Whirlwind and Water Elemental's Vortex attacks all use Str-based DCs.How's this revision:Engulf (Ex): If a dust quasi-elemental hits an opponent its own size or smaller with its slam attack, the opponent must succeed on a DC X Reflex save or be engulfed in the quasi-elemental's body. The engulfed creature is considered grappled and trapped within the  quasi-elemental's body. A dust quasi-elemental can engulf as many creatures as will fit inside its space.Any living creature that begins its turn engulfed by a dust quasi-elemental must succeed at a DC X Fortitude save or become nauseated for 1 round. In addition, objects and creatures engulfed by the quasi-elemental take X damage at the end of each round they remain engulfed. Any target reduced to -10 or fewer hit points by this damage is entirely disintegrated, leaving behind only a trace of fine dust.The save DCs are Strength-based.</blockquote>