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Nobody wants to get swallowed alive by a giant shark, ever… except Bruce over there. He says that's where they keep all their “Type N” treasure, but my suspicion is that he is merely some kind of weird pervert.
Devourer is a class that is mostly reserved for huge, horrible things and not the adventurers that must face them, but as always is not entirely off-limits if everybody's okay with it. While it can be difficult to use multiple times, it has almost unsurpassed utility when it comes to quickly and efficiently dispatching a single smaller opponent.
| Devourer | Swallow them whole. | |
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| caret-right | Gluttony | Increased stomach capacity. |
| caret-right | Hyperdigestion | Metabolize quickly and efficiently. |
| caret-right | Ironsides | It's harder for your meals to hurt you. |
| caret-right | Sucking Maw | Increased range. |
| caret-right | Vile Guts | Your stomach poisons and bleeds. |
| Enterprises | Devourer School | |
Devourer
| Offense | plus-circleDown The Hatch: As an action, you can swallow an adjacent creature whole. plus-circleCrushing Action: At the beginning of each of your turns, any creatures you've got inside your belly automatically lose 1 point of Endurance from being smashed by powerful muscular action. If they have no Endurance remaining, they lose Vitality instead. plus-circleAirless: Every creature you've swallowed automatically gains the Choking condition every round at the beginning of your turn if they don't have it already. plus-circleAcid Bath: Every creature you've swallowed automatically gains the Dissolving condition every round at the beginning of your turn if they don't have it already. minus-circleSnuffed Out: Since your stomach is both wet and airless, swallowing a creature automatically removes the Burning condition from it (if it had it to begin with). minus-circleLimited Capacity: Your stomach can hold a single creature at a time of up to two sizes smaller than you are, or up to five creatures of up to three sizes smaller. For example, if you are a human (size 5) then your stomach can a single creature of size 3 or smaller, or up to five creatures of size 2 or smaller. You can't swallow a creature if it's too big to fit in your stomach, and you can't swallow anything if there's not enough room for it. You can spend a procedure vomiting up the contents of your stomach in order to make more room, or just wait 24 hours and everything will be flushed through. minus-circleStomach Blocked: Any creature you swallow has complete cover from any attacks or effects made against it, including your own. minus-circleEnemy Within: Creatures you swallow can attack you from the inside. If you die while they're still alive, they can cut themselves out with any successful attack (or be cut out by somebody on the outside). Despite the fact that it's dark inside you, attacks made against you from the inside suffer no failure chance from concealment. plus-circleInternal Swamp: On the plus side, your innards count as a watery environment and any weapons that don't work in water won't work against you from the inside, either. plus-circleRight Up In Their Faces: Any weapons that cannot normally be used against adjacent targets (such as those from the Lancer, Lasher or Dragonslayer classes) also cannot be used while swallowed, as you are by definition always inside of their minimum range. |
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| Help | Choking creatures aren't able to breathe or otherwise freely intake/vent gases. |
| minus-circle Lose 1 Endurance at the end of each turn (unless recovery is successful). If no Endurance remains, lose Vitality instead. |
| Help | Dissolving creatures are being broken down at the molecular level. |
| minus-circle Lose 1 Endurance at the end of each turn (unless recovery is successful). If no Endurance remains, lose Vitality instead. |
Gluttony
| Utility | plus-circleMajor Distension: Your stomach can hold a lot more than normal, somehow. You can swallow up to one creature of the same size as yourself, five creatures of up to one size smaller, or twenty creatures of up to two sizes smaller. | |
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Hyperdigestion
| Utility | plus-circleInstant Breakdown: When a creature dies inside your stomach, you immediately digest it. This instantly removes it from your stomach (and thus frees up space for you to swallow something else). | |
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| Protection | plus-circleMetabolize: You regain one point of lost Endurance (if any) at the beginning of each round so long as you have at least one living creature in your stomach at the time. | |
Ironsides
| Offense | plus-circleThat's One Tough Tum-Tum: All attacks against you from the inside suffer a failure chance of 6, even the ones that work fine in water and have no minimum range. | |
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Sucking Maw
| Offense | plus-circleKirby Style: You can suck in and devour targets from up to 5 meters away instead of only adjacent ones. | |
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Vile Guts
| Offense | plus-circleThought You Smelled Bad on the Outside: Every creature you've swallowed automatically gains the Poisoned condition every round at the beginning of your turn if they don't have it already. plus-circleLeech Belly: Every creature you've swallowed automatically gains the Bleeding condition every round at the beginning of your turn if they don't have it already. |
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| Help | Poisoned creatures are suffering a breakdown of internal processes caused by a foreign material. |
| minus-circle Lose 1 Endurance at the end of each turn (unless recovery is successful). If no Endurance remains, lose Vitality instead. |
| Help | Bleeding creatures are quickly losing their precious bodily fluids. |
| minus-circle Lose 1 Endurance at the end of each turn (unless recovery is successful). If no Endurance remains, lose Vitality instead. |
Enterprises
| Devourer School | The settlement hosts an institution that teaches the secrets of this class for a small fee. Keystones of this class can be purchased here for 1 Supply each. |
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