#d&d vore

[tastylittlepixie]

D&D ranger who's favorite terrain is "Stomach"

[hiredpencil]

Decemvore 22: Goo

Did this one a little quickly because I'm behind by a day now, some poor wolfy swordsman has fallen to a Cube

[dungeons-and-digestions]

I know since y’all function as the DM I don’t HAVE to share his stats, but I decided to. I’ll also be giving him 1 bonus (secret) spell that I’ll be holding onto Incase of emergancies~

[digestingdungeonmasters]

Cailean's Vore Rules 1.1.pdf

Vore Concept and Spells

Okay so Entry #3! This one is a big one! We have lots to cover so let’s do it!

1) Basics.

The basics explain the function of vore in the game, it seems somewhat balanced to me, and fun enough to try out!

2) Vore Skill.

Honestly, I love the concept of using different stats for vore, but I feel it wasn’t strongly thought through. I feel only Strength and Constitution truly make sense in the sense of consumption and digestion.

3) Digestion.

As previously mentioned, I think the digestion works amazing! This is decently balanced and not too powerful, but also not to weak. It’s well made and original. The speed if fair enough too, although I am not a suffocation fan tbh.

4) Capacity.

I think some variation could be considered from species to species, but it works for me.

5) Digestion and Afterlife

I’m not a fan of the reformation concept, as it could be a cheap revivify method, but I suppose it works for the fantasy view of things. Ask your Vore DM before you think this will work.

6) Cabbies.

Honestly I’m not a fan of the concept, but it is hilarious and I love it because of that. Worth considering and could open plenty of fun scenarios.

7) Spells.

There are some major spelling errors, and goofy names. But some pals and I have used these spells and found them to be quite powerful and hilarious to use. I definitely suggest to look into these even if you don’t use them. Also, “Orb of Devourment” could use a better description in my opinion, because we just use it like a magic pokeball. 

Overall I find this an amazing read and extremely fun to use! I just think it was a little rushed and has room for improvement.

[digestingdungeonmasters]

"Way of the Open Gulp"

Entry #2! A monk subclass made by Aryion user “Michael Palic “ (link to original forum post at the end of this post)

I personally love monks, but find them an odd class to build properly, and it can be tricky to play one too. This specific monk class goes off of new Vore rules for 5E made by the same content creator (see my next entry Entry 3). 

This creation gives your monk stronger stomach acids for digestion, then on further levels allows faster consumption speeds and larger capacity for prey too. Eventually even allowing your innards to have a stronger AC!

Overall if we are on a serious campaign I am 50/50 on this monk as it lacks many other abilities such as perhaps an ability to prevent prey from slowing you? But for a vore sense this subclass is amazing, either way I plan to try it myself.

(Original content can be found here ->  https://aryion.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=52789 )