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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 6411902" data-attributes="member: 57383">That wouldn't jibe very well with the original's Combat entry starting &quot;Using their large, dense fists, salt quasielementals can smack their foes&quot;.How's this:A lizard-shaped mass of sparkling white crystals. Its vaguely draconic limbs and head are formed from clumped-together cubes of clear white mineral, giving the creature large blocky fists for feet.Salt quasi-elementals inhabit the Quasi-Elemental Plane of Salt, which is formed from the junction of the Negative Energy Plane and the Elemental Plane of Water. They can appear in many forms, but most commonly resemble a wingless dragon sculpted from salt as described above.These creatures have little interest in leaving their home plane, but are sometimes summoned to other planes by spellcasters wishing to exploit their powers of dehydration. Salt quasi-elementals absorb water from anything near them, but explode in jagged shards if they absorb too much. They are mostly solitary creatures who are satisfied to wander the Quasi-Elemental Plane of Salt absorbing the small amounts of liquid that leak over from the Elemental Plane of Water.A salt quasi-elemental has the same height and weight as an earth elemental of the same size.COMBATSalt quasi-elementals attack with smashing blows from whatever appendages their body might possess. Their dessicating aura may be at least as dangerous as their physical attacks, especially against plant creatures.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 6411902, member: 57383"] That wouldn't jibe very well with the original's Combat entry starting "Using their large, dense fists, salt quasielementals can smack their foes". How's this: [I]A lizard-shaped mass of sparkling white crystals. Its vaguely draconic limbs and head are formed from clumped-together cubes of clear white mineral, giving the creature large blocky fists for feet[/I]. Salt quasi-elementals inhabit the Quasi-Elemental Plane of Salt, which is formed from the junction of the Negative Energy Plane and the Elemental Plane of Water. They can appear in many forms, but most commonly resemble a wingless dragon sculpted from salt as described above. These creatures have little interest in leaving their home plane, but are sometimes summoned to other planes by spellcasters wishing to exploit their powers of dehydration. Salt quasi-elementals absorb water from anything near them, but explode in jagged shards if they absorb too much. They are mostly solitary creatures who are satisfied to wander the Quasi-Elemental Plane of Salt absorbing the small amounts of liquid that leak over from the Elemental Plane of Water. A salt quasi-elemental has the same height and weight as an earth elemental of the same size. [B][SIZE=3]COMBAT[/SIZE][/B] Salt quasi-elementals attack with smashing blows from whatever appendages their body might possess. Their dessicating aura may be at least as dangerous as their physical attacks, especially against plant creatures. [/QUOTE]

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