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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BlackMoria" data-source="post: 1793452" data-attributes="member: 424">I was a player for once in a campaign run by another DM.  The situation was our group got surprised by a purple worm.  The beastie attacked me and hit.DM:  You can do a opposed grappled check to avoid from getting scarfed down this round.Me:  I will not oppose it.  It would likely win and I want to save my action for something else.DM:  Ok.  You ride the gullet highway.  Welcome to the stomach.  You take X damage from constriction and Y damage from stomach acid.....DM: Ok.  It is is your turn in initative.  Going to cut yourself out, I assume.Me:  Nope.  I'm getting out, but doing it in style.DM: ???Me:  I activate my Daern's Instant Fortress....DM:  [stunned silence] Me:  Since the fortress dimensions are nearly as large as the worm itself, I imagine the results are going to be pretty spectacular....DM:  &^%$#&*!The DM adjudicated that the fortress did max damage (100hp) and ruptured the worm in half.  He assigned some value for additional damage (can't recall what it was) due to extreme rending.  The result - one very dead purple worm.I noticed for the rest of that campaign that 'swallowed whole' creatures seemed to never attack me....</blockquote>