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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Knight Otu" data-source="post: 1990393" data-attributes="member: 192">#28Not quite what I thought, but maybe a start:Subsume (Su): FAERIEs who successfully grapple an opponent may attempt to Subsume them, drawing them magically beneath the surface of the earth and entombing them there. A helpless foe - for example, one placed under the FAERIE's sleep ability - can be automatically be subsumed. In order to Subsume an active opponent, an FAERIE must succeed at four consecutive pin attempts. If multiple FAERIEs are grappling a single opponent, then they merely have to make four successful pin attempts collectively. In this situation, pin attempts may be failed, so long as the victim never breaks free of all the pins. Once the fourth pin attempt is successful, the FAERIE begins drawing the character beneath the surface of the earth.As long as the FAERIEs maintain the grapple with the subsumed victim, they are not considered grappling, and can move at their normal burrow speed, taking the opponent along.Victims moved through the earth this way may be subject to suffocation. The FAERIEs will typically continue moving the character towards their gem, which may be as far as 300 yards away. There are tales of FAERIEs who have taken a fancy to particular victims, choosing to keep them alive beneath the surface of the earth in subterranean caverns so long as they continue pleasing their captors.#29Turns out these sections are rarer than I though. Anyway:TRAINING A BATTLETITANThe techniques for training one of these powerful dinosaurs are as closely guarded as the means of breeding them,. Training a young battletitan requires six months of work and a DC 28 Handle Animal check; battletitans cannot be domesticated if they reach adulthood without having been trained. ...</blockquote>

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