For the sake of being considered ready (Sans vore feat since I didn't see that until I started this post.):<a class="postlink" href="http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1066030">Nez's sheet</a>She's ready to play in my head. I'm just really really bad at putting a character in my head into words on a page like 5e demands. It's historically been my biggest hangup when making characters for it. I can try to get something down on those sections if necessary, but they'll probably be really lackluster. Especially with how the adventure path doesn't seem to have a player's guide section to glean information from. Though I didn't look past the first actual page (4) since I don't want to be spoiling things or accidentally metagaming even with the player's roles reversed.<br/><br/><blockquote><div><cite>Netjak wrote:</cite>Regarding the gentle system trait however, as it doesn't exactly describe what it does</div></blockquote><br/>I'd disagree with that sentiment. It says exactly what it does right here: "Your digestive system is very gentle on prey, and melting away can feel anywhere from painless to pleasant." Pathfinder traits are written to be fluff things first. I happen to be in that trait's target audience. It's written for people that either don't like or want (to cause) graphic digestion or otherwise want their prey to (potentially) enjoy the experience instead of it being horrific and painful.<br/>Of course there's no argument against the fact Pathfinder's traits don't have the umph needed to be worth a D&D 5e feat even in a pair without some buffing.<br/><br/>A few for feats I'd like to see converted for (my) use: Belly Crush (Stacking bonuses to grapple/vore for having prey inside your belly? Going further down the list that effect is literally the Hungry feat. Combine them? Make the bonus larger when prey is smaller than the cumulative belly size? Power Overwhelming might also be relevant.), Essence Absorption (Healing from digesting prey? Forgoing the prereq because 5e has so few feats.), Gorge (Vore checks against multiple targets?)<br/><br/>Initial personal thoughts on a conversion in parenthesis. It's not exactly comprehensive, but stuff like +X to action doesn't fit 5e's feat style and things like the Multiple Stomachs>Deep Gut>Extra Roomy chain require that second stomach. Improved Gluttony is another go to but with the capacity and stuffing mechanics cut they're unnecessary. Those being removed fits 5e better in my mind. It doesn't have room for feat taxes.