Semi-aquatic

while terrestrial by nature, the Bullywug still play favor towards the damp and wet climates, failing to establish well in arid environs. More often than not, establishments that are Bullywug dominant have a portion of their infrastructure below water level, making their villages and towns much lrger than they appear to be.

Bullywug Traits

As a Bullywug, you have the following traits:

Ability Score Increase Your Dexterity increases by 1

Age Bullywug mature by the age of 15 and often live to be around 70 years old

Alignment Bullywugs are an earnest and honest race, doing their best to keep to the good side.

Size While on the diminutive side for the spectrum, you are still of human stature. Your size is Medium

Speed You have a base walking speed of 30 feet

Amphibious You can hold your breath for 30 minuets and have a swim speed of 25

Powerful Legs You know the Jump spell and can cast it at will with the need for components or spell slots.

Tongue Shot You can use your tongue to attack at a distance. Your unarmed strikes have reach, and you can grapple creatures that are 10 feet away. While you have a creature grappled in this way, you can use your action to force the target to make a Strength saving throw contested by your Strength(altheltics) skill. On a fail, the target is pulled 10 feet closer to you.

Languages You can read, speak, and write in Common, and Wuglish. Wuglish is a language consisting of watery gurgly syllables that sound like garbled water to the untrained ear

Subrace Though all belonging to one race, Bullywug may vary from different originating species. When you choose this race, you may select one of the subraces detailed below.

Flighty and Swift

One of the most noticible traits of Lagomorphs beside the ears and tail are their carefully honed and strikingly powerful legs.

Lagomorph Traits

As a Lagomorph, you have the following traits:

Ability Score Increase Your Dexterity increases by 2, your Intelligence increases by 1

Age Lagomorphs reach maturity at around 10 years old, and pass away at quite a young age of only 50.

Alignment Lagmorphs love the freedom to move and operate as they please, often tending towards chaos

Size You are roughly on par with the average humanoid height, but quite a bit thinner. your size is Medium.

Speed you have a base speed of 40 feet

Powerful Legs You know the Jump spell and can cast it at will with the need for components or spell slots.

Flighty You can take the dash action as a bonus action while you are disengaged. Additionally, your AC increases by one against opportunity attacks.

Keen Senses You have advantage on Wisdom (perception) checks made when using smell or hearing.

Languages You can read, speak, and write in Common, and one other language of your choice

Unusual Anatomies

Slimekin are rather bizarre, seeming to share the typical ooze’s lack of apparent organs of any kind (with the primary exception being their eyes), yet still clearly demonstrating sapience and a sense of humanoid structure. This can work for or against them, as it allows them to survive things that would ordinarily kill a person, but makes simple things like moving water a difficult hazard to overcome.

Slimekin Traits

As a slimekin, you have the following traits:

Ability Score Increase Your Constitution increases by 2

Age Newly-formed slimekin often reach maturity within a year, and their lack of cellular complexity makes it unclear as to whether they truly do age

Alignment Slimekin can be as widely varied as humans, with no particular tendencies towards any alignment

Size Though specifics may vary, most slimekin assume a human-like stature. Your size is Medium

Speed You have a base walking speed of 30 feet

Amorphous You can compress your body enough to fit through any gap that is no less than an inch wide. You may not expand inside any space that provides resistance

Engulf Your gelatinous form allows you to ensnare a creature by completely surrounding it. When you grapple a creature of your size or smaller, you may choose to engulf it. If you do, you enter the creature’s space or drag it into your space (your choice), and the creature is restrained while it is grappled, but has half cover from all effects originating from outside yourself. You may only have one creature engulfed at a time, and may not gain the benefits of armor while using this trait.

Resculpt As an action, you may reshape your body. You must retain a humanoid shape of Medium size, and an increase or decrease in weight must pay respect to the conservation of mass, but you may decide any other details of this change. Additionally, if one of your limbs is ever lost or destroyed, you may create a new, fully-functioning limb over the course of a long rest.

Languages You can speak, read, and write Common

Subrace Though all belonging to one race, slimekin may vary in the properties of their composition. When you choose this race, you may select one of the subraces detailed here.

Masters of the Night

With powerful eyesight and a unique skeleton, Strigling can move quietly and deflty to pursue and hunt their targets even in the darkest nights. Hollow bones help them move quietly in the dark and excellent night vision make them elites while hunting at night.

Strigling Traits

As a Strigling, you have the following traits:

Ability Score Increase Your Dexterity increases by 2, your Wisdom increases by 1

Age Strigling mature quickly, being considered adults at only 12 years old, and can live as long as 150.

Alignment Strigling are a very strict society with stringent hierarchy and views, tending to lean more lawful

Size You have a familiar humanoid physique, but your unique skeleton makes you much lighter. Your size is Medium.

Speed you have a base speed of 30 feet, and a fly speed of 30.

Dark Vision Your nocturnal lineage hasgiven you have superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in non-magical darkness as if it were dim light. You can’t discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.

Augmented Flight While flying, you cannot use use weapons with the Heavy or Two-handed properties, and your unarmed strike deal 1d6 Slashing damage and gain the Finesse property. While flying, you can also only grapple creatures that are of equal or smaller size than you,

Hollow Bones You make no sound while in flight. While flying you have advantage on stealth checks made to suppress the sound you make.

Keen Senses You have advantage on Wisdom (perception) checks made when using smell or hearing.

Languages You can read, speak, and write in Common, and one other language of your choice

Distilled Emotions

Wraiths are an amalgam of emotions that arise from residual pain of the scars plaguing a location or individual. The lifecylce of Wraiths is sometimes seen as self destructive, since they often attempt to seek out and end the very emotions that sustain them, resulting in their own death.

Strigling Traits

As a Wraith, you have the following traits:

Ability Score Increase Your Charisma increases by +2 and your Intelligence increases by +1

Age Being born of concentrated emotions, Wraiths come into the world already mature and are ageless, persisting until the moment the motions that concieved them cease to exist

Alignment Wraiths are beings of emotions, so they can be chaotic in that sense. But in truth, Wraiths can be anywhere on the spectrum.

Size Your from is a composite of emotions from the area that you came to life in, your apperance and size can vary.

Speed you have a base speed of 30 feet. You can also briefly hover 5 feet off the ground for 30 seconds. You must spend 1 minuet on the ground before you can hover again

Emotional Vitality You use your Charisma to calculate HP instead of your Constitution. Additionally, you may choose to use your Charisma modifier in place of your Constitution modifier when forced to make a Constitution saving throw.

False Unlife You are considered living for the purposes of targeting or exceptions, such as by Chill Touch or Turn Undead.

Composite Form You are a conglomerate of the emotions and people that brough you to life. You can assume the size an physical appearance of any other playable race. Once a race is selected, it cannot be changed.

Vengeful Agony When a creature damages you with a type you are vulnerable to or a value in excess of your Charisma modifier + your level, you may expend a charge to fixate on that creature. The next weapons or spell attack roll you make on the creature you have fixated on has advantage to hit and deals additional damage of your choice of Psychic, Force, Radiant, or Necrotic equal to your Charisma Modifier (a minimum of 0). On a hit, the fixation ends.

You can only use this trait 3 times and regain all spent uses on a long rest.

Languages You can read, speak, and write in Common, and one other language of your choice

Ravenous by Nature

At 3rd level, you gain proficiency with the Athletics skill, or expertise if you are already proficient.

Feeding Frenzy

Also starting at 3rd level, whenever you rage, you now enter into a feeding frenzy. You retain all the effects of your rage, but with the listed additions and exceptions:

• For the duration of your feeding frenzy, you can take the Devour action on creatures you have not grappled. You gain a bonus to all digestion damage, devour checks and to resist escape attempts and struggle attempts equal to your rage bonus damage. Additionally, you count as one size larger for the purpose of determining bonuses for Devour Contests.

• During a feeding frenzy, you no longer lose your rage if you haven’t attacked a creature since last turn. Instead, your feeding frenzy ends if you end your turn if you have not taken a devour action, or taken damage since your last turn. You can end your feeding frenzy as a bonus action.

• While in a feeding frenzy, you gain blindsight up to 15ft as your senses and nose become hyper-tuned to nearby prey.

• You gain a bite attack that deals 1d6 piercing damage. If you deal at least 5 damage with this attack you can make a devour attempt on the target as a bonus action. If you already had a bite attack, the damage increases by one dice step during your rage.

• When your feeding frenzy ends while you have no creatures in your stomach, you suffer one level of exhaustion.

Expansive Stomach

Starting at 6th level, your stomach becomes able to stretch to new limits. You count as one size larger for the purpose of determining capacity.

Strength through Consumption

Starting at 10th level, your devoured prey only serve to further your strength and hunger. As a bonus action during a feeding frenzy, you let out a ferocious ear-splitting belch, and gain temporary hit points equal to the base capacity value of all creatures you currently have bellied.

You may use this feature once per Feeding Frenzy.

Additionally, you now count as two sizes larger for the purpose of determining Devour Contest modifiers while in a Feeding Frenzy.

Expansive Gullet

Starting at 14th level, you have trained your gullet to be able to take on two prey at once. You can now Partially Swallow two creatures simultaneously. You must make two individual devour contest rolls for each prey, but both contest rolls can be made as one action.

Additionally, you are no longer considered restrained while Swallowing.

Totem Spirit (3rd Level)

• Serpent: While raging, when you successfully Grapple a creature, you can make a Partially Swallow a creature as a bonus action.

• Rabbit: While raging , you have advantage on resisting a grapple if the grappler is of the same or bigger size class.

Aspect of the Beast (6th Level)

• Serpent: You gain the flexibilty of the snake. You count as one size larger for the purpose of determining capacity.

• Rabbit: Difficult Terrain made by rock, roots, sand, and other foliage no longer impacts your move, but terrain such as ice or wind still impact you as normal. You also gain an additional 20 feet of movement. These additional 20 feet cannot be broken up between actions.

Totemic Attunement (14th Level)

• Serpent: While raging, when you Partially Swallow a creature, you may immediately mark a Devour success.

• Rabbit: While Raging and Bellied, you may use your action to throw your weight around. Make a Strength Save contested by the pred's Dexterity Save. If you win, the creature that bellied you is knocked prone.

Voracious Inspiration

At 3rd level, you learn a song that inspires predation. Your bardic inspiration gains the following additional uses:

• When a creature uses a Bardic Inspiration Die from you on a check to grapple a target or on a Devour check, they gain the same bonus to the next Devour check they make until the end of their next turn.
• Creatures may use a Bardic Inspiration Die from you to increase the damage dealt when digesting.
• A predator with at least 1 creature inside them may use the bardic inspiration die to restore health equal to the roll.

Comfortable Surroundings

At 3rd level, you find yourself quite comfortable when inside a squeezing belly. You gain the following effects while bellied by a friendly creature:

• You do not count towards the capacity of the pred.
• You do not take digestion damage unless forced to by magic.
• You perceive the world through the senses of the creature that has bellied you.

Happy Predators

At 3rd level, you are able to soothe and praise predators during a rest, and gain much needed material for future tales and songs. Whenever you use the song of rest feature, add on the following effects:

• Predators with at least 1 bellied creature gain temporary HP equal to the max roll on your bardic inspiration die + your charisma modifier
• All Hourly digestion damage dealt by the pred is increased by the number of Bardic Inspiration Dice you have left before they are restored by the rest

Enthralling Proposition

At 6th level, you learn how to more effectively charm creatures into being your allies' meals. Whenever you inflict a hostile creature with charm, your target no longer considers being devoured as a hostile action, and will choose to fail all grapple and devour checks. However, other conditions such as other hostile actions and digestion will still break the spell.

Gluttonous Galavant

At 14th level, while in the belly of a friendly pred, you can use your bardic magic to encourage your pred to feast to their heart's content. On your turn, you may choose to use your action to direct a friendly creature to act. Your target can use their reaction to take moves the normally cost an action. Actions taken in this way must be used to cast a spell from the Voremancy School or make a devour action. Additional, they can use their action to deal digestion damage equal to your Charisma Modifier (minimum of 1) to all prey in their belly. You are immune to digestion damage dealt in this way.

Corpulent Waltz

At 3rd level, you have learn how to move with precision and purposes, even when weighed down by a large meal. You gain the following benefits.

• You do not suffer movement penalties for being over capacity and do not lose armor proficiency for being over Maximum capacity while you are wearing light armor.
• Your Belly Bash natural weapon gains the Finesse property
• You are considered 1 stage fuller for the purposes of calculating Belly Bash damage.

Backup Dancer

Also at 3rd level, while you have bellied only a single friendly creature, you can choose to let the creature in your stomach be immune to your digestion damage and not be considered restrained.

While they have these benefits, when you declare an attack with your Belly Bash natural weapon, but before the attack roll is made, the creature you have bellied can use their reaction to use their weight to increase the force of your blow. On a hit, the attack deals an additional 1 damage per capacity point that they take up.

Greedy Dancing

At 6th level, you have learned how to further increase your mobility despite the added bulk of a feast. You can now attack twice instead of once if you attack with your Belly Bash natural weapon. Additionally, you now add your dexterity modifier to the damage you deal with your Belly Bash natural weapon, even if it was already added before by way of the Finesse weapon property.

You may also forgo the second attack in favor of gaining the benefits of the Momentum feature without needing a running start.

Alluring Bulk

At 14th level, If you hit with a Belly Bash natural weapon, you may expend a bardic inspiration die to charm the target.

While charmed in this way, the creature cannot willingly move further away from you. Devouring creatures charmed in this way does not count as a hostile action for purposed of breaking the charm, and the creature automatically fails any devour checks made where you are devouring them. While in your stomach, creatures charmed in this way do not contribute to your struggle attempts and are considered friendly for the purposes of your Corpulent Waltz and Backup Dancer features. Charm inflicted in this way breaks immediately if they suffer any digestion damage from you, or are successfully bellied by any creature other than you.

At the beginning of each of their turns, they may reattempt the save, ending the effect on a success. While Bellied by you, they make this save with disadvantage. Otherwise, charm inflicted in this way fades automatically after a number of hours equal to your charisma modifier (minimum of 1).

If you use this feature on a target that is already charmed by you by any means other than this feature, roll the bardic inspiration die you intend to consume. If the die rolls an even number, the Bardic Inspiration Die is not consumed. If it rolls odd, the die is consumed as normal. In either case, the creature is now Charmed by the effects of this feature.

Special effects originating from "Creatures charmed in this was..." that are not native to this feature are no longer in effect once Chamred by way of this feature.

Only one creature can be charmed by you in this way at a time. Charming a second creature in this way ends the charm on the first creature.

Post-Feast Domain Spells

Digestive Restoration

Any time you cast a spell on a pred, you may choose to mark them. While marked, any time they deal digestion damage to Bellied prey, they gain 1d6 + your WIS mod in temporary HP. This mark vanishes after 1 hour or when they gain temporary HP in this way. You can mark only one pred at a time, and you cannot change or recall a mark once it is set.

Channel Divinity: Gastro-nambulist

Starting at 2nd level, you can use your Channel Divinity to put prey in the belly of a pred to sleep. Touch the belly of a pred that is currently digesting Bellied prey. You can put to sleep a number of prey whose sum of capacity points are less than or equal to your Cleric Level. Sleeping prey are unconscious. Also, prey suffering from unconsciousness inflicted in this way suffer maximized digestion damage.

Unconsciousness inflicted in this way persists for 12 hours divided evenly between the target prey, rounded down.

Each time afflicted prey suffer Digestion Damage, they may make a Wisdom saving throw, waking up and ending the effect on a success.

Cushioning Gurgles

Starting at 6th level, You know how to massage a belly and utilize prey that are nearly digested to cushion to the struggles of more lively prey. You may use an action to tend to the belly of a pred who is digesting Bellied prey. For the next hour, the pred adds your strength modifier to their Stomach DC.

A pred can only benefit from this ability 1 time per long rest.

Potent Spellcasting

At 8th level, you add your Wisdom modifier to the damage you deal with any cleric cantrip.

Belly of Sacred Steel

Starting at 18th level, you can spend a long rest tending the the belly of a pred to strengthen it. After the long rest is complete, the tended-to pred gains a +3 bonus to their Stomach DC and can deal an additional 2d6 bludgeoning damage for thier digestion damage. If they are over Maximum capacity, the additional digestion damage increases to 2d12 bludgeoning.

This effect persists until the next long rest or until you or the afflicted pred take an action to dispel it.

You have one charge with this ability and regain the expended charge 1d4 days after use.

Belly-nevolent Domain Spells

Words of Therapy

At 1st level, you gain proficiency in the Persuasion, Medicine, or Athletics skill

Blissful Belly

Also at 1st level, You gain the ability alter your stomach and turn it in to a place of rest and healing. You may choose to negate your digestion damage and instead heal creatures Bellied by you slowly with soothing enzymes at a total of your proficiency plus your wisdom modifier. This healing dilutes as you add more occupants at -1 per occupant, to a minimum of 2. This healing is given hourly like standard digestion damage. While in your stomach, creatures also receive the folowing benefits:

• When using any number of hit dice to heal, the first dice is maximized while the rest are rolled as normal.
• They are not considered restrained.

Additionally, If you are forced to deal digestion damage against your will, you may make a Wisdom saving throw, negating the effects on a success.

Channel Divinity: Gastric Relocation

Starting at 2nd level, as an action, you can use your Channel Divinity to hold your holy symbol up to a pred within 60 feet of you that currently has Bellied prey. If the target is willing or they fail a Wisdom saving throw against your Spell save DC, You can instantly transport any one prey, plus up to 1d6 additional capacity points worth of prey from the target's stomach to your own.

Resistive Blessing

Starting at 6th level, as an action, you hold your holy symbol against the belly of a pred who is currently digesting Bellied prey. For the next hour, the prey is blessed, gaining resistance to digestion damage dealt by the pred. Additionally, Bellied prey blessed in this way can be targeted by your healing spells as if they were standing in the pred's space without cover. However, any healing received due to the effects of this blessing is halved.

Potent Spellcasting

At 8th level, you add your Wisdom modifier to the damage you deal with any cleric cantrip.

Blessing of Bliss

Starting at 18th level, as an action, you can bless the belly of a willing creature. For 4 hours, or until either you or the creature takes an acction to dispell the blessing, their stomach is affected by your Blissful Belly feature like you are.

You can use this feature 3 times, and regain all uses on a long rest.

Prison Sentence

At 3rd level, as a bonus action, you can mentally mark a creature. This mark is not present on the creature in any physical or magical manner, but rather as a cue you associate with your prey. While marked in this way, you have advantage to track that individual for 24 hours, which refreshes everytime you restablish line-of-sight with the creature. After 24 hours of no line-of-sight, you lose your mark.

Gastro-Warden.

At 3rd level, if you have Bellied a single creature whose capacity points are less than your maximum, you may choose to temporarily sacrifice all remaining space in your belly to fully immobilize your prisoner. While doing so, you lose access to the Devour action.

While immoblized, you do not deal Digestion Damage by any means and the Bellied creature cannot make any stuggle attempts to escape. Any rolls you are forced to take to regurgitate the creature are done with advantage and attempts made to push the creature out agaisnt your will are made with disadvantage.

Immoblizing prey in this way requires too much effort to be considered light activity.

Exhaustive Restraints

At 7th level, the bindings of your innards strengthen to a crushing level. If a Bellied prey suffers immobilization from Gastro-Warden for 24 consecutive hours, they gain 1 level of exhaustion. Only one level of exhaustion can be applied to one creature in this way.

Twin Cells

At 10th level, you know how to move your abdominal muscles to contain and imprison another prey. You can now apply the effects of Gastro-Warden to multiple Bellied prey, so long as the sum of their capacity points are less than your maximum capacity.

Uncomfortable Accomodations

At 15th level, you gastric bindings become quite tight and uncomfortable. Each hour after 12 hours of being under the effects of Gastro-Warden, Bellied prey must make a DC 10 Constitution Save. On a fail, one of their ability Scores is reduced. The affected score is determined by a d4 Roll, reducing by 1, to a minimum of 8

Each hour a prey spends outside of your belly, their reduced stats increase by one back to their original values in whatever order chosen by the prey.

Hostage Situation.

At 18th level, as a reaction to being targeted, but before any attack rolls or saves are made, you may choose to fully direct any incoming damage to a a creature that is Bellied by you and under the effects of your Gastro-Warden. In doing so, the prey suffers the exact same value and type of damage you did before any of your resistances, immunities, and vulnerabilities are applied.

You may do this once, and regain use after a long rest.

Titan's Arsenal

When you take this Archetype at 3rd level, you become proficient with Heavy weapons regardless of your class size or Strength Score. Additionally, you can use the Versatile weapon property while wielding a weapon with only one hand.

Anatomy Scholar

When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you fine tune your ability to strike preds in a way that does not endanger prey in their belly. On a hit, if the difference between your hit roll and the pred's AC is 3 or greater, you attack deals no transitive damage to prey Bellied by the target

Slayer's Strike

Starting at 7th level, When targeting a pred that you know has Bellied other creatures, you may choose to forgo your additional attacks in favor of making a single brutal attack. For every additional attack forgone, you roll an additional set of damage dice on a hit. If you land a critical hit with this attack, all additional dice are rolled again as well. You may choose to forego any number of the attack provided by your Multi-Attack Fighter feature. Attacks provided by any other source cannot be used as a Slayer's Strike

Heaving Blow

Starting at 10th level, Whenever you land a Slayer's Strike attack, instead of dealing damage, you may choose to force the pred to make Constitution saving throw with a DC equal to 8+STR+Prof. On a fail they must regurgiate an amount of Bellied prey whose sum of capacity points is equal to 1d8+(2 x X) where X is the number of attacks foregone by Slayer's Strike. If the exact sum cannot be reached, the total number of prey regugitated must exceed the value rolled while being as close as possible. If there are multiple way to achieve the sum, then the pred chooses how it is met.

Gluttonous Opportunity

Starting at 15th level, you know how to capitalize on moments where preds are distracted. Bellying a creature counts as an attack opportunity for you.

Anatomy Expert

Starting at 18th level, your knowledge of pred anatomy increases further. Your Slayer's Strike now crits on a natural 19 as long as the target is at least above normal capacity.

Punch Through the Gut

Starting at 3rd level, while iBellied by another creature, your weapons attacks may benefit from the Light weapon Property, and may target creatures adjacent to them.

Pressure Point Control

At 3rd level, you gain the ability to manipulate a creature's internal pressure points in order to control them. When you use Flurry of Blows, Patient Defense, or Step of the Wind, a willing creature you are Bellied by also gains the benefits of those features until the end of their next turn. Additionally, you may use Deflect Missiles on projectiles that target a willing creature you are inside of, forcing that creature to swallow the projectile

Advanced Pressure Point Control

Also starting at 6th level, when you make an attack while Bellied a creature, on a hit, you may choose to negate the damage and spend 1 ki point to induce any of the following effects:

• The creature becomes sick, and immediately makes a Constitution saving throw. On a fail, the creature immediately regurgitates you.
• The creature becomes light on their feet, gaining a bonus to AC and Dexterity saving throws equal to your proficiency bonus until the start of your next turn
• The creature becomes ferociously strong, gaining a bonus to Athletics and Acrobatics checks equal to your proficiency bonus until the start of your next turn
• The creature becomes incredibly fast, adding your unarmored movement bonus their speed until the start of your next turn.

Accupressure Therapy

Starting at 11th level, a willing creature that has Bellied yo gains the following benefits:

• They gain immunity to the Frightened and Charmed conditions
• They gain +1 to their AC and Dexterity Saving Throws
• They are considered one size larger for the purpose of devour checks and determining capacity

Meanwhile, an unwilling creature you that has Bellied you gains the following detriments:

• They have disadvantage on saving throws to avoid being Frightened and Charmed
• They take -1 to their AC and Dexterity Saving Throws
• They are considered one size smaller for the purpose of determining capacity

Pressure Point - Energy Manipulation

Starting at 17th level, as a bonus action on your turn, you may spend 3 ki points to manipulate the energy of a creature That you are Bellied by. Choose one of the following options:

• That creature immediately takes an action.
• That creature is affected by the spell Slow until the end of their next turn.

Protected Race

When you take this oath at 3rd Level, you select any one main race. This Race will be considered your protected race for the purposes of this subclass. Each time you gain a feature for this subclass, you may choose a new Protected Race. Doing so removes your previously selected race from your protection. This selection accounts for all subraces within a defined race.

Channel Divinity

When you take this oath at 3rd Level, you gain the following two Channel Divinity options.

Gastro-Libertas: As an action, you may choose any one Pred that you can see within a 50 foot radius centered on you to make a CON saving throw. On a fail, the target is forced to disgorge any one Bellied Prey that matches your Protected Race. The disgorged Prey is then marked by you for 24 hours.

While marked, that particular creature has advantage against all attempts made to devour it, and advantage to struggle pred if Bellied again.

If a marked creature is within 5 feet of you, all attempts made to devour that creature automatically fail.

This Channel Divinity Feature only works if initially used on a prey that has already been swallowed.

Digestive Longevity: As an action, you may target any pred that you witnessed Belly a creature of your chosen protected race. The prey you witnessed become Bellied by them cannot be reduced to 0 HP by means of digestion or stomach damage for 1d4 hours.

Aura of Choking

Starting at 7th level, if a Pred you view as hostile attempts to make a swallow check within 10 feet of you, you can use your reaction to force them to make a CON save against your Spell Casting DC in addition to the swallow check. Failing this save has the same effect of failing a swallow attempt. Once the Pred succeeds in a CON save inflicted in this way one time, they are immune to the effects of Aura of Choking for 24 hours.

At 18th level, the range of this aura increases to 30 feet.

Divine Indigestion

At 15th level, you can use your bonus action to imbue any weapon within touching distance you are proficient in with a sickening aura. For a number of turns equal to your Charisma modifier, any time this weapon deals damage a creature that has Bellied at least one of your protected race, this weapon deals extra poison damage equal to 1d4 + the number of capacity points currently in their belly. You must concentrate on this effect as if it were a spell.

At 20th level, the extra damage increases to 2d4 + the number of capacity points and you can imbue two weapons.

Predator's Bane

At 20th level, you can use your bonus action to make any Pred you can see that you know for a fact has Bellied one of your protected race suffer your choice of poison or radiant damage equal to twice the Digestion Damage they deal to each member of your protected race. Once this line of sight is broken, the effect persists for a number of hours equal to your Charisma modifier, or until Line of Sight is reestablished. You can choose to negate this ability each time its damaging effects manifest in the target predator.

Once the effect dissipates, you cannot use this ability again until you finish a long rest.

Additionally, You can now choose two protected races and can change one of them at each long rest.

Internal Fortress

At 3rd level, Your stomach becomes a stalwart form of defense to shelter the vulnerable. You can choose to negate your digestion damage in return for the following effects:

• Prey Bellied by you do not receive transitive damage.
• If you are forced to deal digestion damage against your will, such as by spell, prey bellied by you are resistant to it.
• Diseases and curses afflicting prey Bellied by are halted, but not cured.
• Your stomach is considered a suitable place to take rests.

While you are holding non-digesting Bellied prey, you gain the following benefits:

• You gain temporary HP at the beginning of each of your turns equal to your Charisma Modifier (minimum of 1)
• You gain +2 AC while not wielding a shield

Channel Divinity

When you take this oath at 3rd Level, you gain the following 2 Channel Divinity option2.

Unyielding Fortitude: As a reaction to reduced to 0 HP while holding non-digesting Bellied prey, you can evoke your defensive prowess to hold on to your vestiges of life just a bit longer. You are instead reduced to 1 HP and instantly gain temporary HP equal to 1/4 your maximum HP. If your HP is raised above 1 by any means, you lose all temporary HP gained in this way.

While you have temporary HP gained in this way, you receive the following benefits:

• -1 damage from all sources
• +1 to Constitution saving throws

You cannot evoke this Channel Divinity option if you are already at 1 HP.

Round Guard: As an action, you project a Defensive aura in a wide radius around you. Any friendly creature in a 15 foot radius centered on you receives the same benefits you do from your Internal Fortress feature. This radius moves with you, must be concentrated on as if it were a spell, and persists until any of the following conditions are met.

• You fail a concentration save
• You fall unconscious
• You no longer have non-digesting Bellied prey
• You take an action to dispel it.

Otherwise, the field persists for 24 hours upon activation.

If a creature benefitting from this field leaves the area of effect by any means, the benefits fade automatically at the start of their next turn.

A creature can only benefit from one instance of Round Guard at a time.

Wide Stance

At 7th level, you have learned to use your corpulent body to defend your allies. As a bonus action while you have non-digesting Bellied prey, you may choose to stand in front of an ally, defending them until the beginning of your next turn. During this time, if an attack requiring an attack roll targets the ally you are defending, they are treated as if they were behind half cover. If the creature you are defending takes damage from this attack, both you and your ally take 1/2 the damage of the attack.

Reconstruction

At 15th level, your body has evolved further to become even more sturdy, healing quickly in times of danger. While you are below half HP, you regain a number of HP equal to your Charisma modifier at the beginning of each of your turns. This amount increases further by 1 for every 4 points of non-digesting Bellied prey. You cannot benefit from this feature if you have 0 HP.

Saving Stomach

At 20th level, your defensive and protective instincts have sharpened to the point that you can spring into action quickly. As a reaction to a friendly creature you can see within 30 feet being targeted by a hostile action, but before any rolls are made, you can instantly teleport them into your stomach, making them Bellied by you, and potentially out of the path of the attack.

You can only use this ability once and regain use on a long rest.

Everliving Blood

The still-living blood of the Tarrasque hums in your veins, bursting with regenerative power. At 1st level, your hit point maximum increases by 2 and increases by 2 again whenever you gain a level in this class. Additionally, when you spend Hit Dice to regain Hit Points during a Short Rest, you may roll the dice twice and choose the higher result.

Power Siphon

At 1st level, you can directly convert creatures Bellied by you to magical firepower. When you cast a sorcerer spell of 1st level or higher, each creature Bellied by you takes Digestion Damage equal to The Spell Slot Level + Your Charisma Modifier. Creatures reduced to 0 Hit Points this way are digested. For each creature damaged this way, your spell DC increases by 1, to a maximum of +1. At 7th level, the maximum increases to +2. At 15th level, the maximum increases to +3. If the spell involves a Spell Attack, add the bonus to the attack roll. This bonus lasts until the end of your current turn.

Arcane Stomach

At 6th level, your attunment to the magical prowess of the Tarrasque has given your body a dimensionally separate, but still connected secondary stomach to act as a magic furnace. Upon Bellying a creature, you may choose to send them to this secondary stomach instead. This stomach can only hold one prey at a time, regardless of prey size. Your normal digestion damage still applies to prey in this stomach. This stomach and it's prey are considered on a different plane for the purposes of targeting, but still count towards your capacity. Prey that hit 0 HP in this stomach are instantly digested in full and restore a number of sorcery points equal to 1d4-2 (Minimum of 0 per roll) per capacity point. If you recover more SP than you can store, you gain the overflow in temporary HP instead.

Monstrous Form

At 14th level, your affinity for the Tarrasque begins to bleed into your physical form. You can cast the spell Enlarge/Reduce at will. When you cast using this feature, you may choose only the "Enlarge" option, and may only target yourself. You have advantage on Concentration rolls made to maintain the spell when you cast it using this feature.

Titan's Grasp

At 18th level, your appetite truly echos that of the mighty Tarrasque. When you make a successful Melee Spell Attack against a creature smaller than you are, you can use your bonus action to take the Devour action, targeting the creature you just hit. On a success, the creature becomes Bellied by you.

Pact Spells

The Ravenous Entity lets you choose from an expanded list of spells when you learn a warlock spell. The following spells are added to the warlock spell list for you.

Stomach from Beyond

Your Patron binds themselves to you on the physical level and reworks your gastric system, adding a special secondary stomach to serve as a sort of sacrificial altar

At 1st level, you can freely change the damage type of your digestion damage between it's native Digestion Damage Type and Force Damage.

Additionally, your Patron creates a secondary stomach within your body that is connected but dimensionally separate from the rest of your body.

While this stomach is empty, the next prey Bellied is forced into this secondary stomach. This Stomach can only hold one prey at a time regardless of size, cannot be disgorged unwillingly unless your normal stomach is empty. Prey in one stomach cannot interact with or perceive prey in the other stomach

This stomach and the prey inside it exist on a seperate plane of existence for the purposes of ranged targeting and magical detection, but can still be affected normally by spells that have a range of Self or Touch. Any prey do not manifest on your body regardless of size, though you still feel the physical impacts of fullness and weight.

Ravenous Reserves

Also at 1st level, your patron rewards your sacrifices by giving you fragments and shards of hungry power.

You gain a pool of power called Ravenous Reserve Points (RRP) This pool has a maximum point equal to your Charisma modifier + twice your warlock level, and starts with an initial value of half its maximum.

You regain RRP when you fully digest hostile creatures using your Stomach from Beyond feature equal to half the Capacity Point value of the Prey, rounded up. RRP accumulated persists indefinitely until spent.

Pursuer's Advance

Starting at 6th level, the entity's appetite begins to overflow into your own hungry behavior. While you have no creatures are Bellied by you, your speed increases by 10 and you have +1 bonus to devour checks and natural weapons attack and damage rolls.

Additionally, you can use your bonus action to spend a number of RRP, allowing you to move 5 feet per 3 points spent, up to a maximum of 9 points. Movement made in this way does not count against your movement for your turn, but must be in a straight line towards a hostile creature that you can see.

Gastro-Blast

Starting at 10th level, as an action, you can fire off a bolt of stomach acid from your maw with a range of (10/30). Make a ranged attack on a target within range. On a hit, the target suffers 1d8+Charisma acid damage and becomes soaked in your gut juices. While soaked, you may use your action to activate the juices, dealing more damage to the target, starting at 1d8+Charisma acid. After you deal damage in this way, the damage dice decreases by 1 dice step. If you use an action to deal d4's in damage, the target is soaked in at least 5 cubic feet of water, or you soak a new target in acid, the acid on the original target vanishes.

When you choose to fire this bolt, but before the attack roll is made, You can spend RRP to increase both the hit damage and initial action damage by dice steps at a rate of 3 RRP per dice step to a maximum of 9 RRP for d20s.

Beast's Fangs

Starting at 14th level, during a long rest, you may choose to reduce your RRP pool maximum by 15. In return, You gain access to the effects Eldrtich Maw Invocation, even if you have already taken that invocation, causing the invocation to stack. You also gain the effects of the Far Bite and Twin Fang invocations if you didn't already without needing to change your invocations. You can reverse this effect at any point during a long rest. If your RRP pool maximum is less than 15, you cannot use this feature

Pact Spells

The Gastromancer lets you choose from an expanded list of spells when you learn a warlock spell. The following spells are added to the warlock spell list for you.

Gastro Bond

At 1st level, you have learned to not only extract eldritch power from a big hungry belly, but also bond your powers to it.

At the end of each long rest, you may choose to bond your self to a pred. While bonded, all prey Bellied by the pred are considered to be seen by your for the purposes of casting spells.

Additionally, touching the bonded pred's belly counts as touching all Bellied creatures, but only one at a time, also for the purposes of spell casting.

You may cast spells on prey Bellied by the pred. To cast a spell in this way, it must have an instantaneous duration, and must either require a hit roll or have a range of touch.

All magic cast in this way harmlessly passes through the surface of the pred's belly to reach it's target.

If your bonded pred has multiple bellies due to a trait such as having a tauren build, then you bond with all of the bellies on that pred.

This bond persists until the beginning of the next long rest and cannot be removed early by any means short of either the death of you or the bonded pred, or a Wish Spell.

Gastronomer

Not only does your power come from the belly of your bonded pred, but you have learned that said power grows stronger as your bonded pred becomes fuller.

Starting at 6th level, your warlock spells do an additional 1d6 damage when the pred is at 25% max belly capacity. This extra damage increases by 1d6 for each additional 25% up to a max of 100% when the pred is completely stuffed.

Also, while your bonded pred is at 50% max belly capacity (100% normal capacity), when you land a critical hit with a spell attack roll, The lowest number rolled in the damage roll becomes maximized.

Dual Bonding

Starting at 10th level, you can more effectively spread out your eldritch power. you can now choose two preds to form bonds with per long rest. Only one bond can be active at a time, but you may use your action to switch your bond between the chosen preds.

Supreme Gastro Bond

Starting at 14th level, Your Gastro Bond becomes so strong that it opens your magic up to it's maximum potential. You can now ignore the hit roll and touch range restrictions of your Gastro Bond feature, but the spell must still have an instantaneous duration.

Additionally, if the spell has an area of effect, you can make a Charisma save agaisnt your own Spell save DC. On a success, you can choose to contain the entire spell's area of effect within the pred's belly. On a fail, the spell affects it's usual range, centered on the pred, and the pred must roll and saves or take any damage the spell requires.

Arcane Appetite

Starting at 2nd level, your stomach has developed the ability to nullify and digest magic. As a reaction to being affect by a spell with an instantaneous duration, you may choose to make a single devour check agaisnt the Spell Save DC of the caster.

On a fail, the spell either hits with advantage, or you make the save with disadvantage, depending on how the spell targets.

On a success you fully swallow the spell and negate any of the effects, storing the spell as a compressed bolt of arcane energy in your belly. The spell is treated as a prey with 0 HP and a size that scales with the cast level of the spell.

You and the Spells are subject to the same swallow check penalties and bonuses as a prey of the same size.

Once a spell is fully digested, you gain a free cast of that spell until your next long rest. You can only store one free cast in this way. If you digest multiple spells at once or already have a free cast stored, you must choose which spell to store, and all others vanish without any benefits.

When casting spells stored in this way that deal damage, you may choose to change the damage type to match the type of your digestion damage instead.

While spells cast in this way do not consume spells slots, you cannot cast a spell whose level exceeds your highest slot level. If you digest a spell whose base level is higher than your spell slots, you cannot store a cast of that spell.

All spells and cantirps stored in this way can only cast to the lowest level or power.

Bracing Belly

Starting at 6th level, while you have a free cast stored by means of Arcane Appetite, as a reaction to being targeted by a spell, you may choose to consume the stored cast and become immune to that spell until the end of your turn. The stored cast must be of equal or higher level to the target spell in order to activate this effect. You may do this a number of times equal to your Wisdom Modifier and regain expended uses on a long rest.

Arcane Stockpile

Starting at 10th level, you can now store multiple free casts, but the sum of the levels cannot exceed your max spell slot level. You are still limited to storing a single cantrip, though it still counts as level 0.

Arcane Assimilation

Starting at 14th level, you may choose to assimilate a swallowed spell instead of digesting it. This spell remains in your belly in an unusable state for 1 day per spell level. After which, the spell becomes part of your spell list. You cannot assimilate cantrips in this way, and the spell must be a wizard spell.

At the end of a long rest, you may sacrifice Max HP to speed up the process. For every 10 Max HP sacrificed, you shorten the assimilation timer by 1 day. You cannot reduce yourself to below half your true Maximum HP this way and regain 2d6 sacrificed HP every long rest, up to your true maximum, after the spell is fully assimilated.

You can only assimilate one spell at a time, and once the assimilation process has begun, it cannot be stopped