Shy. When within 30ft and within line of sight of a creature, the Coil-Head's movement is slowed to 5ft.
Sensitive. The Coil-Head will become stunned for a turn when it sees a bright light or hears a loud sound.
Mutilation. When the Coil-Head kills a creature, it will spend its next action mutilating the body, removing the limbs of the creature and replacing the head with a metal coil. If the creature killed has no limbs or head, or is incorporeal (e.g. a plasmoid or ghost), they will not mutilate the body.
Neck Snap. Melee Weapon Attack: +10 to hit, reach 5 ft., 1 target. Hit: 20 (2d12 + 10) damage.
Description
Vir colligerus, or colloquially named Coil-heads, are a recent discovery and have not been studied extensively due to their extreme unpredictability and dangerous properties. They have been known to combust into flames when being dissected or even deactivated, and they carry dangerously high levels of radioactive particles. Due to this and other reasons, it has been highly speculated they were created as biological weapons of war, although this has not been proven. Coil-heads' visual appearance is that of a bloody mannequin with its head connected by a spring. Their defining behavioral characteristic is to stop when being looked at. However, this does not appear to be a hard-and-fast rule. When they encounter a loud noise or bright light they appear to enter a long reset mode.
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