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[[File:Shambling mound.JPG|thumb|right|Shambling Mound<br />Source:[[Publication:Monster Manual (1e)|Dungeons and Dragons Monster Manual]], Gary Gygax, 1977.<br />© TSR Inc.<br />''Image is not part of the SRD'']] | [[File:Shambling mound.JPG|thumb|right|Shambling Mound<br />Source:[[Publication:Monster Manual (1e)|Dungeons and Dragons Monster Manual]], Gary Gygax, 1977.<br />© TSR Inc.<br />''Image is not part of the SRD'']] | ||
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Revision as of 08:27, 27 December 2019
Source:Dungeons and Dragons Monster Manual, Gary Gygax, 1977.
© TSR Inc.
Image is not part of the SRD
Ecology
Shambling mounds are intelligent, carnivorous plant creatures, though they appear to be rotting heaps of vegetation.
Environment
Shambling mounds are commonly found in temperate marshes.
Typical physical characteristics
Shambling mounds are usually about six feet tall, with an eight-foot girth, when they stand erect. Most weigh around 3,800 pounds. Their brains and sensory organs are located in their upper regions. In their natural environment, shambling mounds are almost invisible. They can move through water easily, and have been known to creep into camps in their range at night to attack. Stories tell of shambling mounds moving about in electrical storms without flinching from the frequent lightning strikes, even direct strikes.Sources and Notes
- Wikipedia - Shambling Mound
(accessed 2019-12-27)
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