Tuna-of-the-Eternal-Waters

[Gothenem]

I't a gift. I am good at eyeballing things like that. Some area's I do lack in though

Ahh well. Lets go with the more official 43/13/26 for the physicals. Updated above. So we now have Tuna-of-the-Eternal-Water's hit points barring any feats (like Toughness, Improved Toughness, or Epic Toughness)

 

[Shade]

FWIW...

Upsizing a dire barracuda's bite to Colossal yields 4d6 damage.

Upsizing its natural armor bonus gives a +18 bonus.

It's base saves are Fort +26, Ref +26, Will +18.

 

[Gothenem]

Yeah, I had to go to work. I'll update with this info. Any thoughts on feats?

It has 16 feats. 9 have the potemtial to be epic feats.

Updated in hmoebrews. That thread can be found here: http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=192803

And how about the mental stats?

 

[Shade]

I think your mental scores look fine, although possibly a slight boost to Cha depending upon the level of spellcasting or spell-like abilties we give it.

I'd hold off on the feats until all the abilities are ironed out. I'm thinking a Quicken SLA or two is always helpful. Swim-By Attack from Stormwrack might also be good.

 

[Gothenem]

Boost Cha to 18 then?

 

[Shade]

Sounds good.

 

[Gothenem]

Updated in Homebrews.

 

[Gothenem]

How about SLA's??

We have so far.

At will- dominate person, tsunami

I chose at will, as Mr. Tuna is supposed to be an epic threat. What else can we add here?

I am thinking of something like this

At will - chaos hammer, dominate monster, maelstrom, unholy aura, tsunami, waterspout

Also, Tuna is supposed to be able to survive on land. Should we give the amphibeous quality or the air breathing spell as an SLA at will??

 

[freyar]

Since he has restrictions/vulnerabilities on land, why not air breathing?

 

[Gothenem]

That seems to make the most sense to me aswell.

Should we move on to feats and skills now?