Absorb Swarm. When the cornslob enters the same space as a popcorn swarm, it can use a bonus action to absorb the swarm back into itself, destroying the swarm and regaining hit points equal to half the remaining hit points of the swarm.
Buttery Trail. When a creature moves within five feet of the cornslob or starts their turn there, they must make a DC 14 Dexterity saving throw or fall prone.
Overstuffed. When the cornslob drops to 0 hit points, two popcorn swarms emerge from its corpse within five feet of the cornslob’s body, unless the damage that killed it was fire damage. The swarms act on the same initiative count as the cornslob.
Multiattack. The cornslob makes two slam attacks.
Slam. Melee Weapon Attack: +7 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 13 (2d8 + 4) bludgeoning damage.
Popcorn Spew. The cornslob loses 30 hit points and vomits up a popcorn swarm in an unoccupied space within five feet of itself. The popcorn swarm acts on the same initiative count as the cornslob but cannot act this turn.
Description
At The Revelia, nothing goes to waste—not even the dead. Occasionally, as Sophie is creating her candelabrawns, she’ll finish fileting a body, only to decide it’s unfit to serve as a guardian. Usually, she gives her rejects and scraps to Bab’s Meatery, but when the innards have already been hollowed out, she simply takes the empty body and dumps it in a large ditch outside the Fun House. This moist, warm flesh sack makes an appealing home for any recently hatched popcorn swarm. When enough swarms have gathered inside a flesh sack, the sacks actually reanimate—piloted, albeit awkwardly, by the swarms. Revelers know to clear a path for these twitchy, sloughing skin-suits as they shamble mindlessly through The Revelia, leaving buttery trails behind them, running into walls and other hazards. They’ve even affectionately named the creatures “cornslobs.” A rube, on the other hand, might mistake the slovenly figure for a person in distress. This illusion is quickly shattered when the slob opens its mouth and out comes, not words, but a cloud of popcorn swarms.
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