I should set down some ground rules. I'll post after each of you has posted, or after 3 days, whichever comes first. Hopefully this means we don't stall out.<br/><br/>In terms of vore rules, we'll build on this:<br/>You start by grappling someone. Then, you can make a Vore Check, a second grapple, to heave them into your mouth. At the start of each of your turns, the "meal" takes 1d6 acid damage + your constitution modifier. This damage will scale whenever you reach an ability score improvement level. If you have extra attack, you can make the Vore Check as one of your attacks.<br/><br/>5E actually does have monsters that swallow you whole, and the rule for swallowing is as follows: If you have a bite attack, you can make that attack as part of the Vore Check, and a swallowed target is blinded and restrained. They've total cover from external effects. If the pred gets hit, they have to make a constitution saving throw as if they were concentrating on a spell, and a failure means they spit the target out prone within 10ft of them. Leaving a dead predator costs 15ft of movement to climb out.<br/><br/>If anyone wants to use one of the vore feats from the pathfinder vore rules, message me about it so we can discuss how to fit it in.