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<blockquote data-quote="MechaTarrasque" data-source="post: 8106627" data-attributes="member: 6801226">Jörmungandr moving onto land affects the sea level at least in Ragnorok.&nbsp; You could probably borrow some language from the tidal wave spell.&nbsp; It won't help him much against Thor, but it explains why a bunch of Thor's buddies couldn't get close enough to help him.&nbsp; When fighting him in the water, I figure anyone swimming is probably being bumped around by the currents when Jörmungandr moves.In the story where Thor goes fishing for it, its presence frightens the giant Thor is fishing with, so maybe add frightful presence. You could give him a death curse (since Jörmungandr is treated as a linnorm in D&amp;D):&nbsp; if Jörmungandr is killed any poison damage it would have inflicted that was decreased by resistance or immunity of the target is inflicted on the target, ignoring resistance or immunity to poison.&nbsp;&nbsp; So Thor kills it and the death curse kills him off in a way consistent with mythology.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MechaTarrasque, post: 8106627, member: 6801226"] Jörmungandr moving onto land affects the sea level at least in Ragnorok. You could probably borrow some language from the tidal wave spell. It won't help him much against Thor, but it explains why a bunch of Thor's buddies couldn't get close enough to help him. When fighting him in the water, I figure anyone swimming is probably being bumped around by the currents when Jörmungandr moves. In the story where Thor goes fishing for it, its presence frightens the giant Thor is fishing with, so maybe add frightful presence. You could give him a death curse (since Jörmungandr is treated as a linnorm in D&D): if Jörmungandr is killed any poison damage it would have inflicted that was decreased by resistance or immunity of the target is inflicted on the target, ignoring resistance or immunity to poison. So Thor kills it and the death curse kills him off in a way consistent with mythology. [/QUOTE]

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