Grayscale

Grayscale is one half dragon and one half clown. He isn't always at ease around others, but he tries to be fun to be with. He is quite friendly, but anyone who calls him a lizard is considered fair game.
He can be very cuddly, too! If you feign sadness in this dragon's presence, he will try to console you and he probably won't stop until you are happy.


Grayscale is usually a feral dragon, but he might be an anthro dragon if that's your thing. This character is as nondescript as need be.
He is normally just over two meters tall, and nearly five meters long.

Vore battle info:

Ability: Thick skin:
Grayscale has 10 health, but may only take 1hp of damage per turn.

Belly lover:
Grayscale hugs his belly if the opponent is inside. -4 to rolls.
If Grayscale is inside a belly, he is distracted. He has -4 to rolls and only moves once every other turn.

Ascetic: -6 to all seduction dice rolls.



Taunting lick:
Lick opponent in a slow menacing way to show them just what he can do to them.
1-5 fails and becomes gripped by opponent.
6-10 -1 to oral for 2 turns.
11-15 -1 to oral lasting for 5 turns.
16-20 -2. Lasts for 5 turns.


Grapple: Tail Wrap
Counts as a extra layer of holding.
1-5: fail.
6-20: success.

Tongue Grab
Counts as a extra layer of holding.
1-5: fail
6-20: successfully gripped.

Vore:
Oral Vore: This is the most basic type of vore, and is a pretty safe battle tactic. Phases (as previously explained) are:
[A holds B] >> [A puts B in mouth] >> [B enters A's throat] >> [B enters stomach and takes 2hp of damage per turn and must roll a 16 or higher to escape]
Some notes about oral vore:
- A fighter may, if they choose, attack an opponent for 1hp of damage while the opponent is in the "being swallowed" phase. This is considered biting or chewing. The fighter MUST call out that they wish to bite BEFORE the roll is taken. Once it is called, both fighters roll as usual, and if the fighter wishing to chew wins, they get to deal the damage, but does NOT move the opponent to the "throat" phase. Rolling a 16-19 on a bite does 3hp of damage. Rolling a 20 does 6hp of damage.
- Fighters entering the throat of another automatically take 1hp of damage from constriction unless they are coming from the stomach. This means the damage is only dealt when the fighter goes from "mouth" phase to "throat" phase.
- If one fighter is in another's throat, the one doing the swallowing gets a +3 on their next roll that attempts to send them into the stomach. They also get a +3 on that roll if the opponent is trying to escape from the stomach.
- When a fighter enters a stomach, they roll FIRST before taking damage. They only take damage after failing to escape.


--Anal Vore: The phases are:
[A holds B] >> [A begins AVing B] >> [B is now completely in the anus of A, thus entering the large intestines of A] >> [B enters the first part of the small intestines of A] >> [B enters the second part of the small intestines of A] >> [B enters the stomach of A and suffers the usual 3hp of damage per turn]
Important notes for this type of vore:
- When you are in an opponent's intestines, you must win a roll with a 10 or higher to actually make your way out. If you win the roll with a number below 10, you stay in the same spot. If you lose the roll, you will move to the next phase.
- If the predator rolls under a 10 while the prey is in the intestines (win or lose), they take 1hp of damage from the pressure of the prey's weight.
- When the prey is in the stomach, they may choose to exit either up the throat (roll of 16+) or through the intestines (roll of 10+), but they must determine where they're trying to exit BEFORE the roll.
AV is still very experimental and will be changed if it needs to be. It requires a lower roll than the throat does, but it is a bit longer and more trying to escape the intestines.

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