Godbound: Necrotitans In Ancalia

Continuing the theme of horror in October, some unique undead monstrosities to haunt Ancalia. A few of them are semi-identical monstrosities, close enough in appearance and behavior to warrant the same stat line while others are truly unique abominations. This is a part of an old post which I'd forgotten to finish before moving on to more generic Undead.

Necrotitans

At least three of these things have been sighted in Ancalia: away from cities, for now, fortunately. Their passage across the land is more noticeable than their surprisingly elusive actions. Each of these creatures is a monstrous undead giant, warped far beyond the size and shape of any ordinary human. They wander around, away from other Husk swarms, leaving behind gigantic footprint, collapsed bridges and destroyed ruins as they lumber from location to location.

• The Leviathan of Anderaccha: Rarely seen up close, the Leviathan appears to be a massive and bloated creature of slimy, clammy grey fused flesh that wanders in circles in the Anderaccha Lowlands. It frequently goes back into the Bay of Gojeb, which explain the barnacle and other sea life which is encrusting itself in its hide. Those who observe the creature up close will confirm that it is vaguely humanoid, but walking on all four due to it's bent shape. It's fingers are whole human torso and it's 'head' is made of a thousand fused jaws. It's motives are utterly unknown but it will attack anything it perceive as a threat.
• The Knight of the Tower: Formerly an Ancalian Knight of the Tilahun bloodline, the Knight of the Tower is a fallen hero driven mad by grief and despair which, rumors say, went to look for a cure to the Hollowing Plague in the dark corners of the world. Whatever happened, he is now a gigantic Energumen whose innate gift of great size and strength have become twisted even more in death. Seventeen feet tall but wiry, he is a creature of fused bone, metal and stone which carries a gigantic cleaver, it's face hidden behind its old helmet. The Knight goes around murdering specific people for reasons unknown, perhaps as part of some dark curse or covenant or as some mad attempt at curing the plague. He is the most intelligent and tactical of all the Necrotitans.
• The Plagued Matron: A hideous, corpulent abomination which was once a woman.  Monstrously swollen, obese and constantly growing new boils the size of a man's head. The Plague Matron is a monstrous giant undead with a strange desire to collect children as it move around Ancalia. As the smallest of the Necrotitans, a mere twelve feet, she is capable of surprising stealth, possibly through some miracle. She cannot speak and is mostly insane but, somehow, this creature can perceive children affected by the plague and seek them out...and eat them, crying and weeping as she does so.  She's been known to destroy entire settlements if their population of infected children reach critical mass, turning into a horrific beacon for the creature.
• There are rumors of a fourth, fifth and maybe even sixth Necrotitans going around Ancalia in the past two or three years. Their whereabouts, origin and nature is currently unknown. Only signs of their existence being sightings, hearsay and villages devastated by what appears to be a massive creature leaving vaguely human-like footprints of enormous size. Each description of the monsters, glimpse on the horizon, differ greatly. It is unclear if the creature's form is changing or if they are indeed different monstrosities.

Necrotitans are monsters with a range of HD between 13 and 18 HD. They have all abilities and traits of Ancalian Husks and their physical might is such that they count as having Bound the Words of Might and Endurance. In practice they never really create over miracles, preferring to use the power of their Word to display god-shaking might and an indestructible nature or to overcome the physical prowess of their enemies (usually a transhuman Ancalian Knight who will quickly regret trying to stop the monster!) with raw unholy size and bulk. Their movements are extremely slow and their AC tend to be low, however.