
VerBeeker |

So I have a question in the stats for Izalguun they are said to be large creatures, yet they apparently stand as tall as the Rito(Espraksa) which are considered Medium? Is that a typo or am I missing something? Because if they're the same height when they stand on their back legs and when all fours they seem like they wouldn't be a large creature in my opinion.

Jessica Redekop Contributor |
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Luke Spencer wrote:I would also like to know about the Cephalume, are they an aqautic species?** spoiler omitted **
They are native to a liquid environment, but not specifically water, so they aren't conventionally aquatic in the sense that aquatic implies *water.* This distinction of Liquid vs Water is ultimately the reason I went with No Breath on the creature, as opposed to Water Breathing.
Answering the spirit of your question, though, yes, they are accustomed to using their swim speeds to navigate their native liquid environment.
PS Hello I'm Jess I wrote the Cephalume and the Spectra :>

Rysky the Dark Solarion |

The All-Seeing Orb wrote:Luke Spencer wrote:I would also like to know about the Cephalume, are they an aqautic species?** spoiler omitted **They are native to a liquid environment, but not specifically water, so they aren't conventionally aquatic in the sense that aquatic implies *water.* This distinction of Liquid vs Water is ultimately the reason I went with No Breath on the creature, as opposed to Water Breathing.
Answering the spirit of your question, though, yes, they are accustomed to using their swim speeds to navigate their native liquid environment.
PS Hello I'm Jess I wrote the Cephalume and the Spectra :>
Cool!

kaid |

The All-Seeing Orb wrote:Luke Spencer wrote:I would also like to know about the Cephalume, are they an aqautic species?** spoiler omitted **They are native to a liquid environment, but not specifically water, so they aren't conventionally aquatic in the sense that aquatic implies *water.* This distinction of Liquid vs Water is ultimately the reason I went with No Breath on the creature, as opposed to Water Breathing.
Answering the spirit of your question, though, yes, they are accustomed to using their swim speeds to navigate their native liquid environment.
PS Hello I'm Jess I wrote the Cephalume and the Spectra :>
I just started reading the new alien archive and I had basically that same question. I must have missed it specifying no breath but it does make sense.

kaid |

So I have a question in the stats for Izalguun they are said to be large creatures, yet they apparently stand as tall as the Rito(Espraksa) which are considered Medium? Is that a typo or am I missing something? Because if they're the same height when they stand on their back legs and when all fours they seem like they wouldn't be a large creature in my opinion.
The size sometimes is not pure height but height and bulk. There are some pretty tall critters that are not size large because they don't weight much of anything. I think this is a case of borderline height and a lot bulkier and in the quadrupedal stance they take up more space.

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This seems important, considering the companions are legal for SFS play...
Q: The yasakaja companions on p. 147 are listed as Large size, but their Space and Reach are both 5 ft. What is the correct revision, so that I can buy myself a yasakaja companion?

John Mangrum |

There's an oddity in the hobkins gremlin malefactor's stats that makes me suspect it was supposed to have holographic image (2nd level) as a spell-like ability, not hologram memory. Anyone have any thoughts on this?