Shambling Mound

Dungeons & Dragons · Tabletop · Large Plant

Powers and abilities

Superhuman Physical Characteristics
Non-Physical Interaction (Most D&D characters are able to properly interact with intangibles, incorporeal, and conceptual beings)
Natural Weaponry
Enhanced Senses (Has Darkvison and Blindsense)
Stealth Mastery (Can naturally hide within swampy or forested areas)
Self-Sustenance (Type 3, As a plant it does not require sleep)
Organics and Electricity Absorption (Described to absorb the nutrients out of its surroundings when waiting for prey, Will absorb any electricity that comes into contact with it, which in turn will also heals it)
Plant Manipulation
Body Control (If overwhelmed in combat, it can cause its body to become ill-functioning and fall, feigning death until it is able to rebuild itself)
Life Manipulation (Non-combat applicable, When a shambling mound is born from a singular plant, it will drain the life out of every plant and animal that surrounds it, using the corpses as it's starting mass)
Resistance to Fire Manipulation and Ice Manipulation
Extreme Resistance to Blindness/Deafness/Stun Inducement
Paralysis Inducement
Mind Manipulation
Poison Manipulation
Sleep Manipulation
and Transmutation

None notable

Ranked tied for #102 of 704 in Dungeons & Dragons by strength.

Shambling Mound vs Plantapocalypse (Ben 10 · Tier 8-C): Plantapocalypse · Slight edge
Shambling Mound vs Maiko Plasma (One-Punch Man · Tier 8-C): Maiko Plasma · Slight edge
Shambling Mound vs Sauron (Lego) (Lord of the Rings · Tier 8-C): Shambling Mound · Slight edge
Shambling Mound vs Gary Mitchell (Star Trek · Tier 8-C): Shambling Mound · Slight edge
Shambling Mound vs Wolverine (Marvel Comics) (Marvel · Tier 9-A): Wolverine · Slight edge
Shambling Mound vs Nightsider (Warhammer 40,000 · Tier 9-A): Shambling Mound · Slight edge
Shambling Mound vs Juno (Assassin's Creed) (Assassin's Creed · Tier 9-A): Too close to call
Shambling Mound vs Batman (Post-Crisis) (DC · Tier 9-A): Too close to call