Accumulate. The accumulator targets an incapacitated or paralyzed creature (one size larger than itself or smaller) and attempts to accumulate them by separating and “absorbing” them. If the target has any hit points it can make a save, increasing based on size, DC 11, 13, 15, 17, 19 (tiny to huge). If the creature was larger than the accumulator the accumulator increases in size. And its damage increases in size.
Spellcasting. The [Carcass accumulator] has the innate magic (spell save DC #16 ). The [Carcass Accumulator] has the following spells prepared:
1st level At Will: [Sleep]
5th level (# 3): [Hold Monster]
The Carcass Accumulator makes 2 swipe attacks and 1 corrupted organ attack
Swipe. Melee Weapon Attack: +9 to hit, reach 5 ft., 1 target. Hit: # (1d8 + 3) [slashing] damage. +6 [Necrotic] damage Die count increases by 2 for each size increase to a max of 9 dice
Corrupted Organ. RangedWeapon Attack: +#9 to hit, range 30/60 ft., #1 target. Hit: # (1d6 + 3) [poison] damage. Die count increases by 2 for each size increase to a max of 9 dice
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Description
The Carcass Accumulator is a tiny undead, but won’t remain so for long. When a strong necrotic presence lingers or suffuses an area for some time it can affect the natural wildlife. Starting as a tiny creature the Carcass Accumulator only has enough necromantic energy to animate an already dead carcass, such as rabbits, squirrels, snakes or other such creatures.
Once its unlife begins it hunts down living creatures to incorporate into its form. Spreading its necromantic influence. As it gains new creatures its size increases and becomes a horrific amalgam of each creature. Only the size of creatures affects the damage output, but for flavor could affect the damage type.
Example creature amalgams: a squirrel body with a snake head/body protruding from where the head should be; a horse with bear claws and a human centaur like head; an owlbear with giant spider legs and a myriad of biting heads from smaller organisms; or any combination imaginable the more strange and visceral the better.
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