[the holes provide total cover against ranged attacks, but once the worm is overhead they will only provide partial cover (+4 AC) against its bite]<br/><br/>Lilandra's first three arrows barely penetrate the worm's skin, doing a total of 4 damage. [(13-10)+(11-10)] The fourth arrow is launched on a path that will put it directly into the black surface of the worm's eye.<br/><br/>[worm fortitude save 1d20(14)+17=31; DC=20; pass]<br/>Flaps of white tissue blink closed over the eye and take the impact of the arrow. The worm's trill warbles and drops in pitch. The extreme cold of the worm's body freezes the wooden shaft brittle, and when the flaps open the arrow shatters into fragments.<br/><br/>[Frost Worm damage: 24; hp unknown]<br/><br/>The worm fixates its intact eye on Lilandra and approaches her by rhythmically contracting and lengthening its segments. With frightening speed, the cyclopean head drops from above and thrusts its 10 foot long mandibles into the snow to either side of the centitaur, then brings them together like a vice.<br/><br/>[Frost Worm bite: 1d20(11)+26=37; AC:20; hit; 21 piercing and crushing damage and 2 cold damage]<br/><br/>[Lilandra: 23/70 hp (33%)**]<br/><br/>[Frost Worm Improved Chomp: 1d20(5)+20+8(strength)+8(size)=41; Frost Worm and Lilandra are now grappling unless Lilandra opposes with DC:41 escape roll]<br/><br/>The worm then recoils its length and tries to lift its prey off of the ground.<br/><br/>[Lilandra still has one attack remaining (from haste), but if she is grappling, it cannot be with a two-handed weapon]