Bile of the Horde. Upon death, the Juggernaut leaves behind a puddle of steaming oil-like bile that smells of a rotting corpse under heat. This bile occupies a 15x15 ft space where the Juggernaut was prior to death. Paladins might have a hard time using Detect Good and Evil with this horrible aroma around, but it is otherwise harmless to PCs. Another Demon within 5 feet of this bile can absorb the bile into it's own body as an action. When a Demon does this, they can be healed up to the Juggernaut's HP Maximum, gain +1 to any stat, attack roll, armor class, or damage modifier, or gain a new physical trait/limb that would grant a new attack (Ex: A tail for a tail attack). Optionally, a Demon may increase in size if it were to absorb enough bile in this way. If the Demon opts for the healing, any remaining points of healing will add to the Demon's HP Maximum. The Demon will have its HP filled to the new Maximum at the start of its next turn.

**Note: If the Juggernaut dies of radiant damage, the demon absorbing its remains must make a DC 17 Constitution Save or take the same amount of damage that killed the Juggernaut, and the benefits are not gained. The absorbing Demon can attempt to absorb the bile again on its next turn.**

Demonic Fortitude. If damage reduces the Juggernaut to 0 hit points, it must make a Constitution saving throw with a DC of half the damage taken, unless the damage is radiant or from a critical hit. On a success, the Juggernaut drops to 1 hit point instead.

Immovable Object. If the Juggernaut is put under the effect of an effect, attack, ability, or spell that would cause it to move and it can see the source, It can choose to not be effected by the movement property of that source. Additionally, all grapple attempts or attempts to break the Juggernauts grapple are rolled with disadvantage. if the creature is a size category equal to or smaller that the Juggernaut. Grapple attempts made by the Juggernaut have a +11 modifier. Finally, the total carry weight capacity of the Juggernaut is 1,500 pounds.

Call of the Abyss (Recharge 5-6). If the Juggernaut is in an area where demons are commonly present, it lets out a deep guttural howl to draw nearby demons into the fight. Otherwise, the Call has no effect. This action summons 1d4 Bile Variant Demons, or 1d2 Sentries of the Abyss in an unoccupied space within 250 feet of the Juggernaut that is not visible to anyone in the combat encounter.

Multiattack. The juggernaut makes two Crush attacks,  or one Unstoppable Force attack and a grapple attempt.

Unstoppable Force. Range 30 ft., DC 21 Dexterity Saving Throw, Hit:  (1d10 + 7) [bludgeoning] damage. The Juggernaut sprints in the target direction,  running down anything in its path. When the Juggernaut enters the occupied space of a create, that creature must make a DC 21 Dexterity Saving Throw or be knocked prone as well as taking full damage. On a Success, the creature is not knocked prone and takes half damage. When the Juggernaut enters the occupied space of an object, it automatically fails its saving throw. After using this attack, the Juggernaut must spend one turn without moving to recover in order to move, or use this attack, again. This attack has the siege property and does not provoke opportunity attacks.

Crush. Melee Weapon Attack: +11 to hit, 5 ft., 1 target. Hit:  (1d10 + 7) [bludgeoning] damage. The Juggernaut tightens a fist and slams it into a creature within range.