Troll

The Troll:
Strengths: Immense strength: Trolls possess great physical strength, enabling them to overpower most mortal adversaries. Regeneration: Trolls can regenerate from injuries, making them difficult to harm or kill. Connection to nature: Trolls often dwell in remote, wild places and may have some control over natural elements, such as causing storms or manipulating the growth of plants.

Weaknesses:
Sunlight: Trolls are vulnerable to sunlight, which can turn them to stone or weaken them significantly. Limited intelligence: While cunning, trolls may not be as intelligent as humans, making them susceptible to being tricked or outwitted. Sensitivity to sound: Trolls are sensitive to loud or high-pitched noises, which can disorient or harm them.
Formation: Trolls are supernatural beings that have existed since ancient times. Their origins may be rooted in the primal forces of nature or the chaotic energies that oppose the divine order. Some trolls might be born from the spirits of the earth, while others could be the offspring of elder trolls.
Destruction methods:
Sunlight exposure: Tricking a troll into exposing itself to sunlight could cause it to turn to stone or be weakened enough to be defeated. Trickery: Outwitting a troll through cunning or deception might allow the characters to bypass or defeat it without engaging in direct combat. Magical or enchanted weapons: Using weapons imbued with magical power or divine blessings could be more effective against trolls, allowing skilled warriors to overcome their regenerative abilities or immense strength. Sound-based attacks: Utilizing loud or high-pitched noises could disorient or harm trolls, creating an opportunity to defeat them or escape from their clutches.
Sub Species: There are many types of Troll, most large in size, but some, though few, small in stature. There are many regions that sport their flavor of Troll. Mountain Troll, Cave, or, Stone Troll, Bog Troll, Forest Troll. Each Troll will have it's own form as well. Some more human like, and much more benign than the other forms, and others much more bestial, reflecting their untamed nature.