Slimes

Slimes are walking eating machines capable of eating through the very ground they sit on given enough time. most are see-through and come in a grand variety of colors and some can camouflage into their environment at will. while generally considered "the beginners first kill" underestimating a slime may lead to a slow agonizing death with no hope of revival.

Culture

slimes are sticky, and anything that touches a slime will be unlikely to separate from it once it has hold of you it will then pull you into it. allowing it to immediately start digesting you. a slime can digest anything placed into it, given enough time. and even something not in it, such as the floor it sits on or and walls its pressed up against

slimes reproduce via asexual fission meaning once it has eaten enough it will split into multiple slimes

Flesh Slime

as seen in the highest pic its technically not an real slime but a necromantic amalgamation of flesh, teeth, and eyes. this moderate level undead is somtimes referred to as a "Gibbering Mouther" this 'slime' constantly has eyes and mouths appearing then sinking into the flesh and disappearing only form more to take its place. when faced with enemies it will immediately start to "talk" in the various voices its parts had in life what it says is gibberish but anything that can hear it must save vrs spell or be confused

should somone who can recognize one of the voices be nearby correctly calls the name of the individual that voice belonged too the flesh slime will stop everything its doing for one turn focusing all its eyes on the individual in question as if trying to remember them. before giving up and resuming its attack. this only works once per voice

Gelatinous Cube

as seen in pic 2 this slime is in the shape of a cube and is as large as the place it lives in. its instinct is to find a dead end in the dungeon or cave, then make its way to where the path to that dead end begins and block off another direction prey could go, and finally camouflaging to look like the surrounding walls. once its prey walks by and starts down the dead end it will soon after follow. with nowhere to run its prey is forced to fight or die

Ooze

in pic 3 is a the ooze, the most common slime at 4- 8 ft in diameter and the most varied in its strategy, it can drop on its prey from above, hide in a small hole and gush out when prey arrives, attach itself to a door and when the door is opened drop onto the opener, changing its color to pretend to be a rock, mixing with lake and surprising foes near the edge, or just outright chase after whatever it wants to eat.