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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vyvyan Basterd" data-source="post: 3167407" data-attributes="member: 4892">I have always played it as such:1) A swarm deals its damage to a creature whose space it ends its move in: This means that a Large creature trapped in all four squares of a swarm only takes the damage once.2) A swarm can enter the square of any sized creature: This means swarms can overlap and as seperate creatures would each deal damage.3) DM Common Sense: One swarm of the the same type normally won't attack another swarm of the same type. Otherwise a swarm would kill itself as the cannibalistic little vermin devoured each other.So, 6 centipede swarms could be sicced on one opponent causing 12d6 damage plus 12 poison and nausea saves. Not 1,000 points of damage like the old days, but still not bad.</blockquote>