{Y'all may not get a post till tomorrow. I think I've been killed. I'll respond quickly to this rules check though.<br/><br/><blockquote><div><cite>Reizu wrote:</cite><blockquote class="uncited"><div> {Escape check vs. Bellicious CMD 17: 1d20 (17) + 0, success... crikey! I think – can you check me on this Reizu?}</div></blockquote><br/><br/>(Well, there's just one part missing, I believe, and that's the benefit I get from Predatory Instinct, which should be a 4 since she's now at 2/3 her health. So if you push that in, Bellicious's CMD becomes 21, which means that victory has just been snatched out of her reach~ That is, if I did that right. For now, I'll post as though she succeeded. If he actually succeeded, I'll come back and edit it.)<blockquote class="uncited"><div>I don't think the Predatory Instinct bonus applies. From the Vore document:<br/><br/><blockquote class="uncited"><div>TIGHT BELLY [VORE]<br/>You don't leave your prey any room to maneuver.<br/>Prerequisite: Predatory Instinct<br/>Benefit: Your bonus from the Predatory Instinct feat applies to your Combat Maneuver against swallowed opponents.</div></blockquote></div></blockquote></div></blockquote><br/>Although it doesn't have a 'Normal:' thing, this certainly suggests to me that Predatory Instinct doesn't apply once you've swallowed the prey, unless you have the Tight Belly feat.<br/><br/>In the first instance I'm going to assume that the vore document was written by someone who knew what they were doing, and then reasonably well playtested. If we feel there are any bits that aren't working, then we should monitor them, and make the appropriate changes.<br/><br/>Yours,<br/><br/>Ambrose}