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I'm curious, did everyone else's party just kill Carr and move on? Reading the section, I didn't see anything about Carr actually attacking the party intentionally, so I just had him try to grab onto the party and ask to come with them. Despite the continuous debuff and a few accidental silences, my players felt too bad for the poor thing and ended up taking him with them, even shelling out for a cap of disguise to hide him in plain sight. Now they're hitting level 7 and considering him as a potential Leadership cohort.

So, this is an interesting question that I can't seem to find mentioned anywhere.

When you're polymorphed into a creature's shape, you get all it's natural attacks and only specific special abilities. What happens when a creature has an alternative damage type that's just part of the natural attack, rather than coming from a separate ability? For example, the Escorite (https://www.d20pfsrd.com/bestiary/monster-listings/fey/escorite/) is a form available through Fey Form II, and does 1d4 Con damage on its Tentacle attacks. The ability score damage doesn't come from a separate ability, and would seem to just be part of the damage done by the attack. Does a creature assuming the Escorite's form also do 1d4 Con damage with its tentacles?

I'm running Carrion Crown as a regular home game at the moment. I can't find in the rules, is there a minimum number of people in the home game that need to be PFS in order to count it? I have one player who's expressed interest, but I'm not sure I'll get four.