bipedal plants?

[jamesburkhouse]

Does anyone know of plant shapes that are essentially humanoid in shape? I know about leshy, mandragora, mi go, myconids, and shambling mounds.

[Whale_Cancer]

vegepygmy

[Changing Man]

My oldest son. He does an awful lot of vegetatin' in front of the TV.

[Atarlost]

Aren't treants humanoid?

[Drejk]

Atarlost wrote:

Aren't treants humanoid?

While they are inspired by humanoid Ents, D&D treants are more tree-like and usually closer to Huorns than Ents. Still they are described as vaguely humanoid, but I would say that they usually have more leg-roots than two.

Quote:

This animated tree's bark is knotted into vaguely humanoid features, with branches for arms and roots for legs.

[Changing Man]

The Treant Sapling from the ARG looks bipedal, at least from the picture (page 26). They get slower as they get older/bigger - maybe this has to do with growing more leg-roots?

[Ciaran Barnes]

Bipedal pants.

[DonDuckie]

Ghorans from Inner Sea Bestiary is a humanoid(in shape, not type) plant player race.

[the David]

Yellow Musk Zombies?