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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 5129798" data-attributes="member: 57383">Well I guess I'd be alright increasing the CR to 3 provided we boost the acid damage. 1d4 per round is just embarrassing for a creature with that Challenge Rating. Maybe 1d4+4 or 1d6+6 acid?I also added the line "It takes two weeks for the plant to  replace a destroyed bladder."Together with the previous proposals, we've currently got: Giant  Bladderwort (CR 3) A giant bladderwort is a rootless  water plant found floating in stagnant marshes. These carnivorous plants float just below the surface of the  water, appearing to be a harmless mat of vegetation. It requires a DC20  Spot or Knowledge (nature) check to notice the plant is dangerous. A  typical giant bladderwort is between 20 and 30 feet across.  Giant bladderworts trap prey inside translucent bladders  about 4 feet across, each plant has 1d10+10 such traps, each  bladder-trap occupies a separate 5-foot square. The bladders contain a  partial vacuum, as soon as a creature bumps into a bladder it pops open  and the water rushing into the vacuum will suck all creatures with 5  feet of the bladder into the trap unless they succeed at a [DC 18-20 Reflex save?]. The plant then releases  digestive enzymes that do 1d6+6? points of acid damage per round to all  organic creatures (or objects) trapped by the bladder. Note that since  the bladder is flooded with water, any air-breathing creature trapped  within it also risks drowning. A bladder can trap 1  Medium-sized creature, 2 Small creatures, 8 Tiny  creatures, 32 Diminutive creatures or 128 Fine creatures. Each bladder has a lid with AC 12,  DR 3/- and 10 hit points, the bladder's lid can be broken open with a DC  20 Strength check or cut open by reducing the lid's hit points to  zero (creatures trapped inside the bladder can  only use light  slashing or piercing weapon to cut their way free). Once a bladder's lid is forced open all  creatures trapped inside can escape.Each bladder can only trigger its trap once per day. It requires 24  hours for the trap to reseal its lid and restore its partial vacuum after the  plant finishes digesting any meal it has trapped. It takes two weeks for the plant to replace a destroyed bladder. Damage to the bladder-traps does not harm the plant, to kill a giant  bladderwort its floating main body must be destroyed (AC 14, DR 5/-,  40 hit points).</blockquote>

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