Dragon question

[ShadowMaster]

Yesterday a Young juvenile dragon successfuly bited the gnome and put it in his mouth. In the adventure, it was written that, after having breathed, it was supposed to throw the gnome into a wall.

My question is, how was I supposed to rule that throwing? Instead, I swallowed the now-dead gnome (twice normal bite damage).

 

[Grazzt]

Yesterday a Young juvenile dragon successfuly bited the gnome and put it in his mouth. In the adventure, it was written that, after having breathed, it was supposed to throw the gnome into a wall.

My question is, how was I supposed to rule that throwing? Instead, I swallowed the now-dead gnome (twice normal bite damage).

Use the rules for Snatch that allows the dragon to fling an opponent aside.

"A flung creature travels 10 feet, and takes 1d6 points of damage per age category of the dragon."

Your juvenile dragon would've dealt 4d6 points of damage when it tossed the creature. I realize flinging is just flinging and doesn't take into account tossing a creature into obstructions or whatever, so you could either let the 4d6 points of damage count as damage sustained from the wall or add additional damage for the wall.