Snopact is a living snowball, not a structure, not terrain, and not a weather phenomenon. He forms as a compact sphere of snow, ice, dirt, and debris that has developed awareness through constant compression and environmental stress. When still, he can be mistaken for an ordinary snowdrift or frozen mound, but his true nature becomes obvious the moment he is disturbed.

Snopact moves by rolling. When damaged, cracked, or broken apart, he instinctively pulls himself back together, drawing loose snow and surrounding material into his body. Each rotation makes him denser, heavier, and more unstable. He does not avoid obstacles. Trees, porches, fences, and creatures are treated the same way—as things to roll over or absorb until balance is restored.

Snopact reacts strongly to changes in temperature and pressure. Water can cause rapid freez ...