"Hoard Gullet", offensive applications? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Mad_Dentist

12-31-06, 02:20 PM
Page 68 of Dragon Magic, describes an interesting spell, Hoard Gullet. It basically allows you to swallow a large volume of very small objects, allowing you to vomit everything back up as a full round action. This gave me an interesting idea besides the handiness of transporting around large quantities of money/gems and such. Let me know what you think....

-Caltrops. Could be used for some interesting battlefield management. Plus vomiting 10 cubic feet of sharp metal spikes from a first level caster would be hilarious. (assuming your DM rules you can safely swallow them)
-Thunderstones. How loud would hundreds of thunderstones hitting the ground at once be?? And how to keep from affecting yourself?
-Soap and water. O.K. I'm sure the Grease spell is more practical, but how about points for creativity?

Any other ideas? I'm looking for other objects small enough to swallow that could be used to an advantage in combat.
Black Mantha

12-31-06, 02:27 PM
Small vials with souvern glue
Thiez

12-31-06, 03:21 PM
A rat-swarm?
R.M.G.C.L.F.

01-01-07, 12:24 AM
I think any objects with harmful applications would be harmful to a dragon's digestive track, at least enough to prevent them from being kept down for a useful length of time.
frasmage

01-01-07, 12:27 AM
ya, this would all hurt the dragon just as much as your foes. how about thousands of pounds of anything. That will bury anyone alive.