(Encounter Level: 4
- 6)
|
Monster Type |
Undead |
Strength |
4d6 |
|
Hitpoints |
6d8 (average: 27) |
Intelligence |
1d6 |
|
Alignment |
Despotic |
Wisdom |
2d6 |
|
Attacks |
3/2 |
Faith |
1d4 |
|
Parries |
1/1 |
Dexterity |
2d6 |
|
BatCh |
15 |
Constitution |
3d6 |
|
Base AC |
3 |
Charisma |
1 |
|
Movement (Run) |
14// |
Comeliness |
1 |
|
Movement (Fly) |
- |
Sense Presence |
- |
|
Movement (Swim) |
5// |
Lowlight/Infravision |
0 / 10// |
|
Movement (Burrow) |
2// |
Detect Motion Vectors |
10// |
|
Spirit Points |
1d4 + 4 (average: 7) |
Number per encounter |
1 to 4 |
|
Empathic Rating |
0% |
Frequency |
Common |
|
Empathic Resistance |
0% |
Size Class |
5 |
Base Saving Throws |
|
Save vs. Poison |
Na |
|
Save vs. Death Magic |
Na |
Save vs. System Shock |
14 |
|
Save vs. Magical Weapon |
14 |
Save vs. Spiritual Power |
14 |
|
Save vs. Area Effect |
14 |
Save
vs. Sleep/Charm |
Na |
Attacks/Defenses:
Punch: 1d6 / Punch: 1d6. Will also be equipped with any two of the following
weapons: Flamethrower: 3d4 damage in a 20 foot range, Needlegun: 2d4 damage,
standard gun range, or an Ice Touch, 3d6 damage, melee range.
Resistances:
Because of their partial machine nature, they are turned as if 4 Hitdice higher
and are 50% resistant to Holy Water.
Description: Bone Mechs are a ghastly mix of man and machine and a disturbing reminder of the dangers of combining magic, evil religious beliefs, and military hardware. These creatures are the result of Dark Priests who wanted loyal, durable, and easy to maintain Undead warriors. These beings were to usher in a new era of peace across Gaianar. That idea failed, of course, and instead created a series of dangerous weapons that only made war even more likely since no “real people” would supposedly be harmed in battle. Though the project was eventually ended to cost overrun, many poor souls were made into Bone Mechs, and many dark Priests and scientists still create these beings when they get the chance. Many of these Undead warriors still wander the lands, either following their old orders or obeying new masters.