Giant Fly Trap

Power Attack (ex) - A Giant Fly Trap may choose to take a penalty to its attack roll (up to -5). For each point of penalty, the Giant Fly Trap does one extra point of damage. The Giant Fly Trap must decide to use power attack at the beginning of its turn and it applies to all attack made until the start of its next turn.

• Melee (Natural) - 4 x bites +14 (1d8+7 plus grab). Reach: 15 ft. Grab - Each time this attack is successful, the Giant Fly Trap can make a grapple check as a free action to see if it holds his opponent. If successful, the opponent is grappled. Grabbing does not provoke an attack of opportunity

Cleave (ex) - As a standard action, the Giant Fly Trap can make a single attack with a melee weapon at its highest attack bonus. If it hits, it deals damage normally and can make another attack against a foe adjacent to the first. The Giant Fly Trap may continue making as many attacks as possible provided opponents are adjacent and in range. Using cleave, causes the creature to take a -2 penalty to AC until its next turn.

Vital Strike (ex) - As a standard action, the Giant Fly Trap can make one attack at full bonus that deals additional damage. Roll the damage from the attack twice before adding other damage bonuses. This extra weapon damage is not multiplied on a critical hit but is still added to the total.

Swallow Whole (ex) - When a Giant Fly Trap has an opponent grappled at the beginning of its turn (no larger than one size smaller), it can attempt a grapple check to swallow him. Swallowed foes take double damage (half from the bite and half from constriction). Standard damage (bludgeoning) recurs automatically each round. Swallowed creatures are considered grappled (the creature is not). They can escape by climbing out of the creature's gullet (successful grapple check), or by cutting their way out with a L or VL weapon. If you cut your way out, the Giant Fly Trap is unable to swallow another creature whole against until the wound heals.