Worm that walks and multiple natural attacks.


Rules Questions


So im wondering the worm that walks template states...

"A worm that walks loses any natural attacks the base creature had, but gains a slam attack that deals damage based on its size. This slam has the grab ability and affects creatures up to one size larger than the worm that walks. A worm that walks retains any weapon proficiencies the base creature had."

Does this mean each natural attack is replaced with a different slam? Or do they get just the one slam?

Owner - Gator Games & Hobby

Just one. The language would have to be something along the lines of "Loses any natural attacks the base creature had, but replaces each of them with a slam attack..."


thats what i was afraid of. Oh well kinda makes the template worthless for a spellcasting critter that has lots of natural attacks like a dragon.
Thanks Cwethan.

Scarab Sages

Nah, it's still a great template, it's really trading natural attacks for swarm traits.


True and nothing stopping him from full attacking with his slam anyway.


Well, you don't get iterative attacks with a natural attack, so while what you say is technically correct, a full attack with a single slam only attacks once.

Scarab Sages

Besides, dragons are big, and a grapple from a worm that walks is not good. One slam + the grab and most things are done for.

The Exchange

runs off to herolab to start applying template to many critters for his book 6 of Wrath of Righteous game.

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