Small swamp giant

These massive creatures can be mistaken for a vegetation-covered marsh island, if not for their vague humanoid form and surprising mobility. As the name suggests, marsh giants are massive, tottering monsters, which are half composed of stone and half of vegetation. About these secret inhabitants of the bogs little is known, except that they are territorial, prefer to hide in the water and not to come into contact with people, unlike their mountain brothers. The researchers recorded stories about their enormous strength and resistance to harm. Marsh giants use their power to crash into their enemies, crushing the foes' defenses with fists and any large objects that they can throw at them.