Init +3
Melee Atk
• touch +7 (paralysis)
AC 16
HD 9d20+10 (100 hp)
MV 30
Act 1d20
SP paralysis, no mind, passage
Fort +9
Ref +2
Will n/a
AL C
The nearly-opaque Icosahedron must have been created by a
wizard, perhaps one from another planet or another reality. Each of its 20 sides features a different faint image of some other time, place, or dimension.
It
slowly roams whatever surface it can access, absorbing everything
it can into it's squidgy, gelatinous mass. Any living thing that
touches the mass, either on it's own or by having the mass move into it,
is paralyzed unless it can make a DC 20 Fort Save. If successful, this
Save needs to be re-made for each round of contact or each repeated
contact. Regardless of making the Save or not, the creature will pull
things into itself with a Strength bonus of +5.
The creature
will typically "roll" it's form over to prevent other creatures from
'stealing' its prey. Anyone paralyzed but removed from the creature will
regain full mobility in 1d16 rounds.
The creature takes 1d4+1 rounds to completely suck in prey. One round after the Icosahedron completely engulfs someone, they are transported to a new location, possibly a new time in that location, and possibly on another world or another plane of existence. If there is another Icosahedron (or the same Icosahedron?) located there, they can possibly get back to their starting point by finding the side that represents the place to which they wish to return.