Hm- backbiter is a good option, I just got to ambush chomp first, saw how many feats I'd need to get to it, and started skipping entire sections because I knew I wasn't going to have many feats to spend on other stuff.<img alt=":lol:" src="./images/smilies/icon_lol.gif" title="Laughing"/>I'll try to cram it into the next rebuild...<br/><br/>Some background on why I say that it's not a system issue, it's an issue with my concept in the context of the rules- the fluff, reduced to a few sentences, is that Eurikova's part of a pretty skinny/small naga subspecies (I mean, if you stretched her out she's still taller than most humans, but that's small beer for nagas) and was a street urchin until she got recruited by an assassin group; they trained her on how to fight from ambush and invisibility and all the neat ninja tricks you can imagine, and Eurikova dug that but wasn't really sure why she was taught how to 'save' some of her meals' souls once she ate them until she got into the inner-inner circle of the assassin group... and found out they were reforming some of their contracts and sacrificing them to some really unpleasant demons. At that point she bolted, because 'those aren't the sexy kind of demons!'; she didn't quite get the full teachings, so she can't reform herself and she only has a hesitant ability to preserve souls she's eaten and reform them, and she's got a serious inferiority complex. She fights from ambush and invisibility because she is pretty convinced that in a fair fight, she's food, or why *else* would they have spent so much time teaching her to not get caught and how to get out of a stomach? Naga logic. (It couldn't just be that they liked her taste!)<br/><br/>Anyway, going from that, the vorish mechanical set of priorities was that she should be really good at taking down prey before they even notice her, middling at best to eating anyone who can see her, and fairly decent at being a difficult meal. In the first set of the new rules, this wasn't a problem at all; I had vorish feats to burn, so I could toss 4-5 of those at being tasty, difficult to hold, et cetera, while also having enough feats to take the single feat that let me sneak-glomp people (it was one feat and it gave a *penalty* to the swallow check, but let you skip a stage and only worked if the prey was caught with a status I forget; seemed a fair trade for a single feat) and spend the rest on general preddy things. Here, there's just no way to cram in all of that in! Four feats are spoken for absolutely for things that don't relate to vore, so that leaves six. Improved grapple and predatory instinct are, basically, mandatory for anyone who wants to be a pred in any useful way, so that's down to four feats on which to stack 'generally an ok pred but in a bit of trouble in a stand up fight', 'great from ambush', 'decently experienced prey' all at once, and the selections just don't work out. I'll work on what about the concept to hack out and try to shove nagabutt into the right size~