Tomb Mote

Dungeons & Dragons · Tabletop · Undead

Powers and abilities

Superhuman Physical Characteristics
Small Size (Type 1; They are below 1 foot tall)
Immortality (Types 1 and 7)
Damage Reduction (Shown here)
Passive Energy Absorption (Shown here)
Enhanced Senses (They have night vision)
Natural Weaponry (They use their bite in combat)
Disease Manipulation (Inflicts an unnamed disease that reduces the targets' strength)
Self-Sustenance (Types 1, 2, and 3; Undead do not need any sustenance)
Martial Arts (Via Weapon Finesse; Explained here)
Stealth Mastery (Shown here)
Undead have Extreme Resistance to Death Manipulation and Soul Manipulation (Get healed by spells that use Negative energy such as Inflict Wounds and all undead draw their powers from the Negative Plane which is the antithesis to life)
Mind Manipulation (Shown here)
Paralysis Inducement (Shown here)
Status Effect Inducement (Shown here)
Statistics Reduction (Shown here)
Pressure Points (Are immune to critical hits, i.e they lack weak points)
Pain Manipulation (Undead are unlikely to feel any pain)
minor Resistance to Temperature Manipulation (Undead in general can endure being in extreme climates far better than humans)

Cold iron and magic overcomes his damage reduction

Ranked tied for #130 of 704 in Dungeons & Dragons by strength.

Tomb Mote vs Hanzo Hasashi (Legends) (Mortal Kombat · Tier 9-B): Too close to call
Tomb Mote vs Punisher (Ultimate Comics) (Marvel · Tier 9-B): Too close to call
Tomb Mote vs Carmilla (Castlevania - Netflix) (Castlevania · Tier 9-B): Too close to call
Tomb Mote vs Kiyosumi Kato (Baki the Grappler · Tier 9-B): Too close to call