From Pathfinder Society Scenario #6-15: Lost and Forgotten, which isn't enabled.

Concentrated Congealed Magic

CREATURE 5

variant tomb jelly

Tomb jellies are animate masses of protoplasm with a sickly combination of yellow, gray, and black hues. Their acidic bodies dissolve flesh but leave other materials, including a victim's gear and bones, intact. Some ancient cultures entombed bodies in stone sarcophagi with tomb jellies to allow the ooze to break down the flesh and clean and polish the bones.

Slimes, molds, and other oozes can be found in dank dungeons and shadowed forests. While not necessarily evil, some grow to enormous sizes and have insatiable appetites.

Perception +7; motion sense 60 feet

Skills Athletics +13

Str +6, Dex -5, Con +6, Int -5, Wis +0, Cha -5

Motion Sense

Concentrated congealed magic can feel nearby motion through vibration and air movement.

AC 12; Fort +15, Ref +4, Will +7

HP 150; Immunities acid, visual, bleed, critical hits, precision, slashing, unconscious, void

Speed 15 feet, climb 10 feet

Melee Pseudopod +15 (unarmed), Damage 1d8+6 bludgeoning plus 1d6 void plus Shadow Curse

Bound in Death (healing, void)

The concentrated congealed magic splatters some of its substance on a willing undead creature within its reach. The target regains 5 healing void HP, and its melee Strikes get the benefits of shadow curse until the end of its next turn.

Effect: Bound in Death

Flesh-dissolving Acid

A tomb jelly's acid damages only flesh.

Shadow Curse (curse, divine, void)

A creature hit by concentrated congealed magic's pseudopod takes 1d6 persistent void damage. If the creature dies while it has this persistent damage, its corpse is affected by Peaceful Rest, except the concentrated congealed magic can still dissolve its flesh.

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