uncommon ce large giant humanoid 

Perception +19; scent (imprecise) 30 feet

Languages Tratrith

Skills Athletics +18, Intimidation +16, Stealth +14 (+18 in deserts)

Str +6 Dex +4 Con +6 Int -2 Wis +3 Cha +0

Limited Vision An aigamuxa's eyes are located on the bottom of their feet, making it difficult for them to see. An aigamuxa is typically blind. If they Seek, they can see normally until the end of their turn.

Weak Feet If an aigamuxa takes damage from Striding or Stepping into hazardous terrain or a square with similar grounded hazards (such as caltrops), they can't Seek until the end of their next turn.

AC  27; Fort +19, Ref +16, Will +13

HP 140

Speed 30 feet

Melee [>] claw +20 (agile, reach 10 feet), Damage 2d8+9 slashing plus Grab

Melee [>] jaws +20, Damage 2d12+9 piercing

Burrowed Ambush [>>] Requirements The aigamuxa is Hiding in dirt, sand, or another soft surface; Effect The aigamuxa makes a claw Strike against a creature within reach. On a hit, the aigamuxa automatically Grabs the creature. Whether or not they hit, the aigamuxa then Strides. If they have a creature grabbed, the creature moves with the aigamuxa.

Burrowing Concealment [>>] Requirements The aigamuxa is standing on dirt, sand, or another soft surface; Effect The aigamuxa quickly digs into the surface and Hides. They leave their feet partially exposed, allowing them to see out from the surface. The aigamuxa can hold their breath for up to 10 minutes while hiding in this way.

Swallow Whole [>] (attack) Small, 2d12+4 bludgeoning, Rupture 22.

The First Aigamuxas Stories say aigamuxas were once giants who entered into a wager with Muvram, claiming they could stand on their hands longer than any other creature. Muvram produced a simple chimpanzee, pointed to its feet and called them hands. The giants could not hold their positions and fell. Muvram moved their eyes to their feet and told them, "If you wish to boast of your ability, let this be your blessing."

LOME, page 293.