Sauket

A serpent of the desert, dwelling in the ruined tombs of great kings. He's drawn some of their power, and a number of tomb raiders who have turned into an easy meal for him.

Description/Story
Sauket is a somewhat perplexing kind of snake, not exactly natural but near enough to trick most who view him at a glance. He has features of varying kinds of snakes like a sort of hybrid. In truth this is because he was summoned by the high priests of an ancient civilization to guard the tombs of their kings, slithering through the sands between each of the monuments built to their glory. Granted immortality and powers to entrance and subdue any who might try to steal from those resting kings.
His scales are a shimmering gold, easily hidden among their riches, eyes like sapphires and glinting with power to entrance. He is large and while his head is around the size of a typical humanoid, the coils beyond stretch near abundantly, the thickest sections wide enough to pin smaller intruders entirely.Hidden amongst his belly scales too is the serpent’s hemipenes, a pair of lengths for when he encounters an intruder who allows him to indulge in his friskier side.
He’s also available in a naga form, though I don’t typically make much use of that shape beyond specific scene ideas.

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Dice Games

I’m a fan of dice games. I’ll be adding more in the future but always enjoy a little random chance in RP.
Digestion Dice:
A little system I use to keep digestion fun for me. It works as such:
Prey start at 100 HP. If they hit 0 they have died and become part of the snake~. Once 10 turns have passed their endurance wears down and they fail as well. Each turn they can perform one action. They have to keep track of two statuses: Swallowed and Digested. They start with three stacks of Swallowed. Each turn that stack will increase by 1, once they reach Swallowed 5 they will start to accrue stacks of Digested at the end of each turn.
Prey’s Actions
Struggle- Prey may make a roll to escape. It is 1d20 plus a modifier equal to how difficult of a time they want (0-20). The DC to escape is 15+stacks of swallowed, if they succeed they reduce swallowed by 2.
Fight- Prey may try to fight back and disrupt the snake’s next turn. 1d20 plus their modifier against a base DC 12.
Rest- Prey may spend a turn resting, after doing this the next turn they will have three actions to spend instead of the usual 1. Only usable twice.

At the end of the prey’s turn if they haven’t escaped they must roll for digestion damage, 1d6 per round digesting, stacking.

Predator’s Actions
Swallow- The Predator swallows around his prey, increasing their swallowed status by 1.
Clench- The Predator clenches around the prey, doing 2d6 bludgeoning damage.
Knead- The Predator pushes his prey in deeper with some careful movement, increasing the amount of digestion damage they receive by another stack.