Fearsome Critters

So today I was looking for some interesting creatures and during my extensive research, I came across an interesting bunch. So I'm going to stat a selection out for S&W complete. I picked them from the ones that sound like interesting opponents, and hope to kickstart your creativity. So without further ado, the critters

Axehandle Hound

HD: 1
AC: 8 [11]
Attacks: 1d6 (bite)
Saving Throw: 17
Special: Chew through wooden handles in 1 turn
Move: 12
Alignment: Neutrality
Challenge/XP:  2/30
Axehandle Hounds are doglike creatures which eat wood. They will sneak up on camping characters and eat the handles of their tools, because the treating process creates a taste which they enjoy. Elf-worked wood they like most of all, but they will settle for natural wood if need be.

Ball-Tailed Cat

HD: 4+2

AC: 6 [13]

Attacks: 1d4/1d4/1d8/1d6 (claw/claw/bite/club)

Saving Throw: 13

Special: None

Move: 12

Alignment: Neutrality

Challenge/XP: 4/120

At a passing glance, the ball-tailed cat appears to simply be a black-furred big cat. Upon a closer look, however, the critter's true nature is revealed, as a large flail-like ball lies at the end of its tail

Cactus Cat

HD: 3+2

AC: 5 [14]

Attacks: 1d4/1d4/1d6/1d12 (Claw/claw/bite/bodyslam)

Saving Throw: 12

Special: Anyone attacking with short melee weapons takes 1d4 damage

Move: 9

Alignment: Neutrality

Challenge/XP: 4/120

This critter is a deadly beast, appearing as a big cat with dirty yellow fur rather like a hyena. However, its relatively humble appearance hides the truly deadly nature of the beast. This critter has deadly spiked fur, which it uses to great effect by slamming its foes. It resides in desert regions, and drinks cactus juice which it finds intoxicating.

Glumberoo

HD: 2

AC: 9 [10]

Attacks: 1d4/1d4/1d6 (Claw/claw/bite)

Saving Throw: 15

Special: Immune to all damage except from fire, instantly explodes if exposed to fire.

Move: 6

Alignment: Neutrality

Challenge/XP: 5/240

This creature appears like a walking ball, with thick, elephant-like legs and tiny ears. It has a tough, black hide, but secretes a highly flammable oil that dries up 1d8 days after the creature dies unless bottled. The explosion of the beast causes 10d6 damage to all creatures around and leaves enough oil behind for 1d4 flasks of the oil, which cause 2d6 damage.

Hidebehind

HD: 3

AC: 5 (14)

Attacks: 1d4/1d4/1d8 (Claw/claw/bite)

Saving Throw: 15

Special: Rolls 4d6 in grapple if it attacks by surprise, surprise 4 in 6 in wooded areas

Move: 15

Alignment: Chaos

Challenge/XP: 4/120

This creature looks like a black bear walking on 2 legs. It moves unnaturally quickly and typically lives in wooded areas, hiding behind trees (hence the name) and picking off woodsmen by grappling them and dragging them back to its lair to be devoured.

Joint Snake

HD: 2

AC: 6

Attacks: 1d4 (Bite)
Saving Throw: 16

Special: Lethal poison bite, regenerates 2 HP per round.

Move: 9

Alignment: Neutrality

Challenge/XP: 5/240

This critter looks to be a simple snake, but can reassemble itself. Its poison is highly deadly, and a single lethal dose can be extracted from the snake. The snake's venom is also a powerful ingredient for healing potions.

Wampus Cat

HD: 4

AC: 4

Attacks: 1d4/1d4/1d8 (Claw/claw/bite)

Saving Throw: 14

Special: Can roar at a creature, causing that creature to save vs. magic or take double damage from all sources and make all saving throws at -2.

Move: 12

Alignment: Chaos

Challenge/XP: 6/400

The Wampus Cat is a ghostly beast, appearing as a panther. It will howl at creatures, often heralding their imminent doom. It is not known whether it is the cause of this effect or merely the herald of terrible fortune.