#star spawn hulk

On the right, Canoloth! It's around 4 ft (1.2 m) at the shoulder with a 20‒30 ft (6.1‒9.1 m) long prehensile barbed tongue to grapple with. They're telepathic, covered in chitonous plates, and despite thier blindness thier amazing senses let them see everything within 120 ft (36.6 m) perfectly, ignoring all illusions or shapeshifting. They're also surprisingly chill creatures and won't do anything not SPECIFICALLY in thier contract. So if you can find some reason why stopping you isn't in thier contract they'll happily stop and chat or let you walk right past their guard gate.

On the right, Star Spawn Hulk! Creatures formed by the Elder Evils, twisted out from the squirming cracks in reality. The Star Spawn Hulk...do I need to explain this one? What you see is what you get here, and you can see everything. They're about as smart as the average orc, are somewhere in the 8-16 (2.4-4.9 m) range for height, and are as strong as some adult dragons. But like. It's a big strong translucent creature. I think you get the deal.

Oinoloth, lord of the yugoloth. 6‒6.5 ft (1.8‒2 m), has the power to create or modify any disease with so little effort that naming it is the hardest part. They can turn invisible, break your brain, freeze you in place, and are telepathic! Fun fact about this species: there's only one at a time, the current ruler of the yugoloth becomes this until someone else takes the throne (typically be force, but not always lethally!)

You get an extra one today so we can be done with the star spawn. Starting back to tournament tomorrow if I have time to make the polls, which I should. Creatures formed by the Elder Evils, twisted out from the squirming cracks in reality. The Star Spawn Hulk...do I need to explain this one? What you see is what you get here, and you can see everything. They're about as smart as the average orc, act as bodyguards for mages, are somewhere in the 8-16 (2.4-4.9 m) range for height, and as strong as some adult dragons. But like. It's a big strong translucent creature. I think you get the deal. Though I'm not sure what to tag it. I went with bones, organs, and body horror. Is that right? I looked at tags on pictures of glass frogs to check, I think that's right.

On the right is a gnomish clockwork digging robot! Typically made to be somewhere in the 4-8 ft (1.2-2.4 m) range, and can understand/follow orders. It can also zap people, and those eyestalks are telescopic! Like all the clockworks, they're often modded by their owner. Voice boxes, waterproofing, enhancements to durability or speed, suction, self repairing, you name it! So I'd argue it's perfectly reasonable to have the tail spike swapped with something more blunt.