The Übertaker

the body that hosts the gravedigger of a faraway underworld

HP 27, Morale −, Barrier (palefire) −d4

Performs a random action each round (d4):

1. SCOURGE TAKE YOU. Creatures in melee range take d4 damage.
2. BEHOLD THE POWER. Its next attack deals maximum damage.
3. NO REPROACH ANSWERS. It spins the shovel and a random creature appears (Defense DR14, d6 damage).
4. REST IS NOW. Skeletal hands pull a creature into the ground (prone + test Strength DR14 or d8 damage).

Special: When targeted by healing powers, the Übertaker loses rather than recovers HP. Upon destruction, the torn rune-covered robes can be rolled up and used as an Unclean Scroll (BEHOLD THE POWER — d4 creatures' next attacks deal maximum damage).

Lore: "Rising, floating a few feet above the ground, is the Undertaker's body. The face is gaunt, eyes sunken and filled with mad purple fire. Rune-covered robes swirl around grim feet, the shovel a fiery polearm of doom." Upon festering, the Undertaker's body and vengeful mind hosted a being both lesser and greater than human — a servant of a faraway underworld. This creature is concerned with one thing: to bring people back below dirt. The fog of Graven-Tosk swirls around the uncovered grave when it rises; the flies fall away into impossible silence.

Naming note: Graves Left Wanting is the only canonical Übertaker. The audit prompt asked whether Eat-Prey-Kill contains a competing Übertaker — it does not. Eat-Prey-Kill's Bergen Chrypt bestiary names an Überwolf (different creature). No disambiguator is needed.