{{Cleave swallow...my first reaction was no. But then I thought about the Behir. Then I thought about the feat in use, and I smiled. So yes, that works. But only versus very small prey. If you ingest a target, then you can use Cleave to try to ingest a second target or try to start a grapple with a second target. If you have improved chomp and cleave, you may use this cleave attack to make a bite. However, this only works if your mouth isn't full following the ingest (you can only cleave ingest much smaller targets)}}<br/><br/>{{Geno's BAB is only +5, he doesn't have multiple attacks. His full vore attack is normal + voracious + haste, all three at his highest bonus.}}<br/><br/>{{Kalsh's fire resistance is 5, so you should still roll the 1d6}}<br/><br/>{{intimidating is a standard action}}<br/><br/>{{If a foe dies and there are extra attacks, you may redirect them to new targets}}<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>*[Blight sickening: 1d4(1) = this round only]<br/><br/><br/>Chrrou's suspicion was right. As soon as Goblin A sees the mouse gesturing, he shoots him with a wounding arrow.<br/>*[Goblin A readied action (interrupt spell) shortbow @ Chrrou: 1d20(12)+12+1(luck) = 25; AC:17+4(cover)=21; hit; 8 piercing damage + 1 constitution damage]<br/>*[Chrrou must make DC 20 concentration check or lose the cure spell]<br/>Like the one in Sashi's side, this arrowhead is enchanted so that it actively twists in the wound to encourage bleeding.