Canoe Mimic
Rangers tell stories of canoes that drift upstream against the current or always appear waiting just past the fog line. Scholars who study aberrant predators believe canoe mimics are a far-flung cousin of common mimics, shaped by patient hunger and river spirits that warped their instincts into a boating silhouette. Their biggest advantage is not speed or strength, but trust. People do not fear a boat until it closes its mouth.
HugeAberration(mimic, shapechanger)CR 1unaligned
Canoe Mimic
aberrationmimichugelurkerswampriverambushshapechangerboat
HP45AC13SPD30 ft. (walk), swim 30 ft.CR1PerceptionStealth
STR
16
DEX
12
save
CON
12
save
INT
6
WIS
10
CHA
6
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