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<blockquote data-quote="BOZ" data-source="post: 808608" data-attributes="member: 1241">how bout this then?Glacial blobs are enormous jellies that live in arctic climates. This creature appears as a translucent blue blob of icy sludge about 25-30 feet in diameter, looking something like crystallizing water just before it freezes. It is slow moving, just like most things of its size. This ooze is conjectured to be a relative of the gelatinous cube, although its non-geometric shape does not lend itself to be known as an “ice cube.” This blob is hard to the touch, as if it were made of ice, but this is just a deception. The creature is actually gelatinous, but semisolid enough to be rigid at times. This beast is at home in or out of the water. It absorbs water through its skin, gaining most of it nutrients that way, though the bodily fluids of a solid creature are much preferred. When it freezes a living victim or comes across a frozen corpse, it will engulf the body, using its natural enzymes to slowly digest it.&nbsp; Over a few hours, it drains the nutritious moisture from the body, leaving a mummified, frozen corpse, repeating this process on all remaining carcasses.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BOZ, post: 808608, member: 1241"] how bout this then? Glacial blobs are enormous jellies that live in arctic climates. This creature appears as a translucent blue blob of icy sludge about 25-30 feet in diameter, looking something like crystallizing water just before it freezes. It is slow moving, just like most things of its size. This ooze is conjectured to be a relative of the gelatinous cube, although its non-geometric shape does not lend itself to be known as an “ice cube.” This blob is hard to the touch, as if it were made of ice, but this is just a deception. The creature is actually gelatinous, but semisolid enough to be rigid at times. This beast is at home in or out of the water. It absorbs water through its skin, gaining most of it nutrients that way, though the bodily fluids of a solid creature are much preferred. When it freezes a living victim or comes across a frozen corpse, it will engulf the body, using its natural enzymes to slowly digest it. Over a few hours, it drains the nutritious moisture from the body, leaving a mummified, frozen corpse, repeating this process on all remaining carcasses. [/QUOTE]

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