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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jason_krueger" data-source="post: 374792" data-attributes="member: 3728">I thought of the idea for this monster before i started playing DnD and I decided to make it into a DnD creature.Onion Toadsmall magical beastHit dice: 3d10+3 (19 hp)Initiative: +0Speed: 20 ftAC: 11 (+1 size)Attacks: bite +5Damage: 1d6+2Face/Reach: 5ft by 5ft/5ftSpecial Attacks: Swallow whole, improved grabSpecial qualities: noneSaves: fort +3, reflex +3, will +1Abilities: Str 12, Dex 10, Con 11, Int 1, Wis 10, Cha 6Feats: toughnessClimate/Terrain: any landOrganization: solitary or Swarm (2-10)Challenge Rating: 2Treasure: noneAlignment: Always neutralAdvancement: 3-5 HD (small), 6-8 HD (mediumThe onion toad is a bizzare magical beast believed to be created when a ordinary toad swallows a portable hole. The origins of its name are lost to the mists of time. An onion toad is about 3 feet long. Its color is difficult to discribe, its sort of a reddish bluish pinkish goldish silverish purplish color. Onion toads are very feared for their ability to swallow creatures far larger than themselves.CombatImproved grab(ex): to use this the onion toad must score a hit with its bite attackSwallow whole (ex): the onion toad can swallow a grappled creature of large size or smaller with a succesful grapple check. A swallowed creature takes 1d6 acid damage and 1d6+1 crushing damage per round. A swallowed creature can attempt to cut its way out by using a tiny or smaller slashing weapon to deal 10 damage to the toads digestive track (ac 10). Once a creature cuts its way out muscular action closes the hole, forcing another swalloed creature to cut its own way out. An onion toad's stomach can hold 1 large, 2 medium size, 4 small, 8 tiny, 16 diminutive or 32 fine opponenets</blockquote>

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