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For Paizo's "Pathfinder Unchained" Book Shambling Mound

Shambling mounds are intelligent, carnivorous plant creatures, though they appear to be rotting heaps of vegetation. Shambling mounds are usually about six feet tall, with an eight foot girth, when they stand erect. Most weigh around 3,800 pounds. Their brains and sensory organs are located in their upper regions. In their natural environment, shambling mounds are almost invisible. They can move through water easily, and have been known to creep into camps in their range at night to attack…

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Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) Fifth Edition (5e) Monsters. A comprehensive list of all official monsters for Fifth Edition.

The tendriculos was a type of monstrous plant creature whose origins in the Realms were uncertain.[1] These creatures were mounds of vegetation, supported by various branches and vines. Their masses had a large opening that was filled with sharp branches and horns, acting sort of like teeth. On average they could rear up to a height of 15 feet (4.6 meters) and weighed around 3,500 pounds (1,600 kilograms).[1] The tendriculos was best known for possessing an extremely rapid regenerative…

Treant[1] (Polish: Dębostwór, literally Oakcritter) is an entity that Geralt, Milva and Angoulême met in Caed Myrkvid. It looks similar to an oak tree, except of course being alive. Tree creatures are controlled by druids who use them to trap enemies.[2] Other than tree form, the creature can even resemble wild animals or monsters such as giant mantises, boars and fiends. Besides druids, even some dryads can create and command these creatures.[1] Dębostwór appears in Wiedźmin: Gra Wyobraźni…

Some how I find this creature to look.. peaceful

A Shambling Mound (also referred to as a Shambler) is a large plant beast that is composed of a mass of dead vegetation and corpses the Shambler has clung onto itself throughout it's life. A predator, the Shambling Mound lives in the swamps and forests, using it's appearance to blend in with it's surroundings before ambushing it's prey and engulfing it into it's body, proceeding to crush the prey until it can be absorbed. Notably, a Shambling Mound's instincts are directly controlled by a…