Encounter of the month: Current theme Myths and Monsters

Hey guys! This is the first monster of the month poll to decide which new enemy will be appearing in game. The current theme is Myths and Monsters and will be running for three months before we switch to a new theme. People at the £10 tier will be able to suggest a new theme when we vote for a new one in two months time. Each theme will last three months before moving on and new voting begins.

I hope you guys have a lovely weekend and I hope you enjoy this poll and the build that will be out tomorrow!

Picture references of each contestant can be found at the bottom of the page!

Option 1 Fools Tulip:(also know as ‘Deadman’s gold’, ‘Burrowers’, and ‘Little Cunty plant things’)  A bulb that also has some elements of pitcher plants, it stays below the earths surface and feels for vibrations. If they feel prey above them, they will snatch it through the ground and pull them down into them.  The bulb then digests all the organic material, and deposits the softer but inedible clothes beneath it to help keep moisture- and any jewelry gets ejected up back to the earth.   This means that the ground above them is littered with valuables. This in turn draws in more prey, and add to the treasure pile around them.   The experienced Ruin dweller knows to walk past a pile of jewelry, but there’s a reason it’s called ‘Fools Gold’…

Option 2 Jean Claude: A strange figure who stumbled into the ruins a few months prior whom the residents have taken to calling Jean Claude. Jean wears clothing which resembles an old pre crisis mime suit but that is where the physical similarities end as Jean is by no means human. They tower over almost everyone in the ruins, coming in at an alarming 9 foot, what was thought to be makeup appears to actually be their skin and they lack any form of facial orifice apart from when it comes to consuming prey. The figure has been shown to be hostile though usually preys on lone travelers in the evening. Despite seeming to be unarmed witnesses describe the figure being able to inflict wounds and ensnare people usually with weapons that don't appear to even exist...

Option 3 The Shadow Man: People in the ruins seldom go out after dark, this is not due to a fear of the darkness itself but rather any artificial light that might shine inside it. That is because stories of a terrifying figure who seems to be a shadow without an owner prowls in these artificial light sources and is rumored to absorb those it catches into itself. It cannot exist in sunlight or total darkness which is why many believe it is somehow connected to electricity in some respect. The figure also seems to possess uncanny intellect and from stories told, enjoys tormenting those it stalks...