The hunter stares the monk down, as if daring him to attack first. The blades of his hand axes are long and serrated, the instruments of a butcher. The hyena has already begun carving up Takal's body with his eyes. But the sight of a scythe-wielding figure in mithral fullplate cause him to do a double-take, and he decides to turn tail. As he runs he kicks out the plank that had served as a bridge across the 15 foot gap.<br/><br/>[jumping the gap requires a DC 15 Jump check; the angled, snow-covered surface reduces your speed by 1/3, so if Takal makes a running jump he takes a -8 because his speed is 40 ft, and Sashi would take -6 because her speed is 20 ft. So your final jump modifiers are Takal +9 and Sashi -1]<br/><br/><br/><br/>Cecil turns to Geno and stares with wonder similar to Pip's, though focused and refined with age. "We are in your debt, Geno. You have done Rodentia a great service on this day, and we will not forget it." He steps closer. "And you seem to have enjoyed yourself," he laughs,"I'm glad. Now at least something good came of this night."<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>{{Stomach capacity: I'm throwing out the stuffed/bloated rule and replacing it with a simpler one. If you eat twice your size in food, you take a -2 to physical actions and AC, and prey gain a +4 to escape rolls. If you eat three times your size, its -4/+8; four times your size, -6/+12 &c. There is no maximum capacity anymore, you can eat as much as you can keep down. Oh, the gluttony! 83}}<br/><br/>{{The improved gluttony feat doubles your effective size each time it is taken, lessening this penalty accordingly}}<br/><br/>{{unless anyone disagrees, I'm also throwing out the effect of an ingested creature's weight on the predator. It doesn't seem to fit with the flavor of our campaign, so we'll leave it as a conceit that walking with a belly isn't that hard}}<br/><br/><span style="color: Blue"><br/><span style="font-weight: bold">Nutrions</span><br/>Nutrions are a new type of single-use item, like potions and scrolls. They are aborbed from digested creatures or food, and are stored in the body until used. Nutrion in food form must be consumed by a single creature to be absorbed. When a creature is digested, the predator gains all nutrions the prey had accumulated, in addition to nutrions for the creature's body.<br/><br/>Nutrions have gp values, but this is only for buying or selling it in food form, which is difficult during a famine. When dividing up treasure, nutrions gained from eaten foes counts as part of that character's portion. Nutrions in your body cannot be sold unless you volunteer to be eaten. Energy is lost in the process of metabolism; your body's own nutrion is not a single-use item, it is your racial abilities--but should you be eaten, it becomes a single-use item for your predator.<br/><br/>There are two types of Nutrions, bonus and spell-like. Bonus nutrions are used as a free action, and provide a bonus to a single roll. Spell-like nutrions are like potions, and require a standard action to use. Activating a spell-like nutrion provokes an AoO.</span><br/><br/><br/>[In 8 (or 4) hours, Geno will absorb a<a class="postlink" href="http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/rage.htm">rage</a>spell-like nutrion (duration: 5 rounds), a +2 climb bonus nutrion, and a +2 hide bonus nutrion]<br/><br/>[In 8 (or 4) hours Lilandra will aborb a +4 move silently, a +4 jump, a +4 balance and a +2 hide bonus nutrion]