Black Pudding

 


Huge (5’–30’ across), mindless blobs of amorphous black jelly. Driven by ravenous hunger.

Armour Class6 [13]
Hit Dice10* (45hp)
Attacks1 × touch (3d8)
THAC011 [+8]
Movement60’ (20’)
Saving ThrowsD10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (5)
Morale12
AlignmentNeutral
XP1,600
Number Appearing1 (0)
Treasure TypeNone
  • Immunity: Only harmed by fire-based attacks.
  • Division: Non-fire attacks (including spells) cause the pudding to divide. Each hit creates a 2HD pudding that does 1d8 damage.
  • Erode wood and metal: Can dissolve wood or metal in one turn.
  • Cling: Can move across walls and ceilings.
  • Seep: Can squeeze through small holes and cracks.

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