Lantern Maw
Old roadhands swear the carnival trail was first swallowed by the marsh after a rain-soaked fair, when a parade wagon broke an axle and the crowd fled into the fog. Since then, something has haunted the route, appearing where laughter once was and where the abandoned camps still smell of spilled sugar and wet canvas. It feeds near the road, where fear gathers strongest, and it learns the habits of its prey with frightening patience. Some call it the Lantern Maw, others the Mire Hound or Reed-Skulk Taker, but all agree on one thing: when the bells start ringing in the fog, something is already close.
LargeMonstrosity(swamp predator)CR moderateunaligned
Lantern Maw
carnival horrormarsh predatorfog stalkerterritorialambushfear-eater
SPD30 ft., swim 30 ft., burrow 10 ft. through mud and soft reed bedsCRCR 5PerceptionStealthSurvival
STR
18
DEX
14
save
CON
16
INT
8
WIS
15
save
CHA
6
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