lemeres |
I am fairly certain that slam is with arm/long, arm-like appendages. Trample or some type of hoof is the typical name for stomping.
Another indicator that this is the trunk is the fact that it is a primary natural attack (it has full strength damage and to hit). Other than claws, attacks with the limbs on quadrupeds tend to be secondary.
If you are making a wereelephant, I'd suggest choosing a form without tusks for balance. Three primary natural attacks uninvolved with your limbs is a bit too powerful. For how it works as an arm, I'd roughly model it after a tiefling's prehensile tail. Basically, retrival of stored items as a swift action, and maybe a feat to do the same from 5 feet away.
lemeres |
Ah, forgot that. Still, it does seem a bit much for attacks unassociated with limbs. Technically, if you were going to cheese it, a wereelephant could qualify for aspect of the beast and get two claw attacks, which brings them up to 4 primary attacks
...yes, elephants lack claws. You never see anyone complaining about werewolves though. Wolves aren't exactly sporting that attack either.
Cosmo Sales Imp |
...yes, elephants lack claws. You never see anyone complaining about werewolves though. Wolves aren't exactly sporting that attack either.
I think that werewolves get a pass because of things like this.
Saluzi |
They don't work in tombs, dungeons, or forest of any density, or on boats in high wind.
They have a nasty kick that can kill a lion with one shot.
They use their heads and necks against each other and it sounds like death and destruction but that doesn't seem to happen.
They have a dense forest smaller relative: Okapi but it's fighting style is unknown, if there is one.