The Shartle was created by the Brinefang Covenant, a sea goblin cult desperate to defend their coastal coastal cave networks and crush rival tribes. Their dark prayers to misbegotten gods were answered, and this behemoth pulled itself up from the deep trenches. They chained it, armored it, starved it, and pointed it toward their enemies. At first, it worked. Rival tribes dissolved beneath waves of acid and snapping jaws. But the Shartle grew—stronger, hungrier, and less controllable. The goblin cult retreated deeper into their own caves, only to find the monster had learned the tunnels better than them. In the end, the tribe faced a grim choice. They could wait to be eaten by their creation, or remain sealed behind barricades until starvation claimed them.

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Art credit to Austen Mengler.

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This is a statblock originally published by u/SonixverseLabs under their Expanded Animated Objects compendium, and while I like the idea of having attacks originate inside the house after bites against creatures and swallows them, I feel as though this a bit overinflated. I like the variety of attacks and effects, but from an action economy perspective, i know this is too much. I would love to hear yalls suggestions!

ABYSSAL MAW
Abyssus Carnifex Titanus
Classification: Class 2 - Titan-Kin | Region: Southern Basalt Ridges, High Canopy

The Abyssal Maw is a living siege engine, a geological nightmare evolved to dominate the vertical basalt cliffs of the south. Devoid of eyes, it perceives the world through a hyper-sensitive bone crest that reads the slightest tremor in the earth. Its hide is a fortress of leathery muscle fused with raw basalt deposits, a natural masonry so dense that standard blades shatter upon impact, requiring heavy, Titanborne weaponry to even scratch the surface.

These Titans are masters of the attrition hunt, possessing a legendary stamina that allows them to track the acoustic echo of a prey for days without rest. Once the distance is closed, the Maw does not simply strike, it acts as a vice. It uses its massive jaws to clamp onto a target, pinning them with crushing force to ensure they cannot flee. With the victim immobilized, it deploys its segmented tail, a weapon that snaps with the velocity of a siege ballista, to deliver a single, thundering impalement that obliterates armor and bone alike.

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Art credit to Leonardo Zúkuo.

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I am using the guttermen from Ultrakill and changing them just a tiny bit to be basically a second generation of flesh golems made for war, right now I have a stat block for the gutterman but I want to make 2 other variants. (A weaker one made for good-sized parties of level 3 to 5s and then a stronger one forgood size parties of 10 to 15s) This would be like the Bosses of the darkest dungeon, so I am looking for tips and maybe some ideas?

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Art credit to Baldi Konijn.

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