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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herremann the Wise" data-source="post: 3010350" data-attributes="member: 11300">Hello Everyone,I'm pitting my players against a huge Black Pudding in the near future and just know the party wizard will try greasing it when the creature tries to climb out of the sewer channel it will be in. Considering the thing has an unrivalled dexterity of 1, I'm thinking it's going to slip right back down into the depression it was in when it tries to climb up the sewer wall. I'm just wondering if this would be the correct ruling?The Black Pudding is huge 15x15 and the area affected by a grease spell is 10x10.The slightly enhanced HD version I'm using has a Climb of +16 (and can always take 10).A Black Pudding can dissolve organic and metal material. Is the product of a grease spell considered organic? Could the grease spell slow the creature while it dissolves the grease if it is?I'm assuming that any reflex save or balance check that the ooze has to make wil fail and fail miserably.I suppose I'm just trying to prepare for a possibly horrendous encounter that could swing very much for or against the PCs. If the PCs come up with a great idea, I certainly don't want to hit it with the Nerf bat.Best RegardsHerremann the Wise</blockquote>