There's a general design rule established early on that creatures with pouches still get them when appropriate. Female kangaroos still have a pouch on the animal template within the Basic Compendium. They have a pouch even though they don't have nipples in there and no little grub-like offspring to crawl up and at'em.

Since the marsupials have them, might as well give the Surinam pouches too--despite the fact that it isn't a pouch in the same way marsupials have pouches. Otherwise why play a Surinam toad?

Here you go!

Here's the Animal Template for the Surinam Toad (in particular, the image is of the Carvalho's Surinam Toad, one of the "prettier" varieties). As you know, this creature is especially interesting because the female of the species on Earth places her fertilized eggs onto her back, where they sink into the skin while developing as babies, later to emerge from her back when "born"... In the world of Shard, this has become an adaptation allowing a female character of this type to place almost any small object onto her back, where it will be quickly enveloped (temporarily, until removed) as if being placed in a "body pouch"... Freaky, but cool! Imagine all the things that could be hidden there from sight...

The art is by the wonderful Jay French (with a little collaboration from me), and the fiction and data has been put together by our own Andrew! Enjoy!

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