Bloodsquatch

Keen Smell: The Bloodsquatch has advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on smell. The Bloodsquatch gains an additional 1d6 on Wisdom (Perception) checks the rely on the smell of blood.

Forest Camouflage: The Bloodsquatch has advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks made to hide in forest terrain.

Elusive: While in forest terrain, the Bloodsquatch can use the Hide and Disengage Actions as Bonus Actions.

Innate Spellcasting: The Bloodsquatch's innate spellcasting ability is Wisdom. The Bloodsquatch can innately cast each of the following spells once per day without needing material components.

Misty Step and Blur

Multiattack: The Bloodsquatch either make two Slam attacks or one Rock attack per turn.

Slam: The Bloodsquatch can use a Melee attack that deals 4d6 +4 Bludgeoning damage if it hits. The Bloodsquatch gains +6 when rolling to Hit. The attack has a 5ft reach and can only target one creature at a time.

Rock: The Bloodsquatch can use a Ranged attack that deals 5d10 +4 Bludgeoning damage if it hits. The Bloodsquatch gains +6 when rolling to Hit. The attack has a 30ft/120ft range and can only target one creature at a time. If the attack hits, the targeted creature must succeed a DC 14 Constitution saving throw. If the saving throw is failed, the creature will be Stunned for its next turn. If the saving throw is failed by more than 5, the creature will become Unconscious for its next 6 turns or until a creature uses an action to wake them.

Bloodlust: If the Bloodsquatch knocks a creature Unconscious, it can use an action to draw blood from the creature and paint it's face with it. Doing so will make its next attack become a critical hit.