Sphincts of Ruin

There are fewer creatures more wretched in  all of Reclamation. 

There are few stranger creatures than the demon beasts commonly referred to as Sphincts. They have rotund bodies supported by four powerful legs terminating in razor sharp claws. The majority of their body serves as a wide mouth full of large teeth and a long tongue that in itself serves as a grasping tool when needed. Above the mouth is the creature’s sensory organs - mainly a nose and eyes that some feel resemble a human skull plastered with a thin layer of rubbery flesh. Sphincts have tough, rubbery skin that is typically a mottled green, brown, or orange - though this mottling is usually through the sheer amount of crusted filth covering the creature. As with all Demons of Ruin, they are constantly hungry and will attack almost any creature as soon as they catch the scent of warm flesh. The  most disgusting and bizarre feature of the Sphinct is a long appendage that juts from the top of their body, which ends in a strange pulsing orifice that is constantly weeping mucus, and more foul substances.

The beasts’ intestinal tract travels from the mouth to  this orifice, and its entire digestive system has developed  to launch excrement mixed with shards of bone with incredible force. The Sphincts use this ability as a weapon, able to devour the fallen, turning their bodies into ammunition that they store in appendix-like sacks for weeks or even months. When roaming the wastes Sphincts will spray a disgusting mucus from this same appendage if they detect any type of movement. The mucus  contains powerful pheromones and will cover anything in a broad radius. The Sphinct can  track these pheromones  over large distances and once a creature has been sprayed by this mucus, they use  their powerful olfactory organs to track down their quarry.  Once they locate their prey the Sphinct will target them with the remains of their previous victims they have stored, unleashing a hail of sharpened bone and fecal matter that can tear a human to pieces.