Corpse Lure. By setting a corpse atop its stump and riddling the body with small, extruded filaments, a wolf in sheep’s clothing can crudely maneuver the corpse, manipulating it like a puppet. The corpse cannot leave the stump or perform complex actions, but is instead used to lure larger prey within range. The corpse must be of the same size category as the wolf in sheep's clothing or smaller. While the corpse lure is active, the wolf in sheep’s clothing has advantage on Stealth rolls to appear as a tree stump.   Seed Sickness. Any creature that consumes the corpse a wolf in sheep’s clothing has infested to use as a corpse lure must succeed on a DC 18 Constitution saving throw or become infested by a wolf in sheep’s clothing seed. An infested creature takes 1d8 necrotic damage each day at dawn. A creature who is reduced to 0 hit points while infested dies as a juvenile wolf in sheep’s clothing bursts from the creature’s stomach and begins feeding on their corpse. The seed can be removed surgically, which causes 3d6 slashing damage to the creature and a DC 15 Wisdom (Medicine) check. The creature takes the damage whether the surgery is successful or not. A casting of Lesser Restoration will also destroy the seed.