Odopi
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Natural Armor:-
Natural Armor +20 gp
Natural Weapon(s):-
Claw (10) (5d8)
Passive Abilities:-
Countless Eyes
Attack Abilities:-
Ensnaring Attack
Free Abilities:-
Trample (5d8)
A colossal demonic sphere, the odopi's dominant feature is a myriad of clawed arms, concealing its central body. Sickly yellow eyes blink within each palm, and the behemoth rolls with an eerie grace, its multitude of limbs creating a nightmarish spectacle.
A giant sphere of demonic clawed arms makes up the most dominant set of features on the odopi. The center of its body is hidden by a forest of limbs. Each hand bears a sickly yellow eye in its palm that blinks shut as the behemoth rolls hand over hand in its movement.
Twisted Abominations. Odopis hail from the depths of Carceri, the prison plane of the multiverse. These strange aberrations boil out of planer rifts whenever they get the chance and wreak havoc on any plane they can find access to. Akin to no other beings within the multiverse, odopis are nightmarish monsters from a nightmarish realm. Their bodies are covered in warty, orange-skinned arms which all project from a central body. This body has no other features aside from a toothless mouth that serves as an opening for its massive stomach. Like titanic nine ton tumbleweeds, they roam about the landscape at random, destroying whatever they encounter as they roll ever onward.
Reluctant Servants. Powerful beings can force odopis into service by using violence and threats of violence against the creature. Odopis have a strong sense of independence which causes them to suffer such treatment poorly. They will, however, remain somewhat agreeable to their master so long as they are provided with targets upon which they can vent their rage.
Unique Communication. Odopis have a distinct and unusual way of communicating. They have developed their own language which consists entirely of gurgling sounds and hand clapping. Two odopis can communicate from a great distance, so long as their claps are audible to one another.
Long Lived. The actual lifespan of the odopi is unknown. They are extremely hard to kill, and when they do die, due to their chaotic and destructive nature, it is typically in battle. Some scholars believe that the odopi are in fact so resilient that they never die of natural causes and barring any amount of violence, could be effectively immortal. It has also been observed that they never truly stop growing even after reaching adulthood. A newly hatched odopi will take one year to grow to its full size, however, as an adult they continue to get larger. The growth process does slow down significantly, but it stands to reason that an odopi who is able to survive for many years could grow to colossal proportions.