Warforged: Difference between revisions
(Promotions.) |
(Article itself doesn't contain promotions.) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[Image:Warforged lance.jpg|thumb|right]]'''Warforged''' are basically an excuse to play a robot in a fantasy campaign without having to deal with level adjustment. They are similar to [[golem|golems]] but differ in the fact that they are actually sentient creatures, created by magically coagulating metal and wood in a vat, and count as a special type of creature known as a "living construct", meaning they still have a constitution score and various other properties not possessed by other constructs, at the expense of sharing a lot of vulnerabilities with living creatures that plain old constructs don't. | [[Image:Warforged lance.jpg|thumb|right]]'''Warforged''' are basically an excuse to play a robot in a fantasy campaign without having to deal with level adjustment. They are similar to [[golem|golems]] but differ in the fact that they are actually sentient creatures, created by magically coagulating metal and wood in a vat, and count as a special type of creature known as a "living construct", meaning they still have a constitution score and various other properties not possessed by other constructs, at the expense of sharing a lot of vulnerabilities with living creatures that plain old constructs don't. | ||
| Line 11: | Line 11: | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
{{SectionalPromotions}} | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Image:Warforged artificer.jpg|Artificer. | Image:Warforged artificer.jpg|Artificer. | ||
Revision as of 10:22, 14 May 2018
Warforged are basically an excuse to play a robot in a fantasy campaign without having to deal with level adjustment. They are similar to golems but differ in the fact that they are actually sentient creatures, created by magically coagulating metal and wood in a vat, and count as a special type of creature known as a "living construct", meaning they still have a constitution score and various other properties not possessed by other constructs, at the expense of sharing a lot of vulnerabilities with living creatures that plain old constructs don't.
This player race came about with the advent of the Eberron campaign setting for D&D and since then gained considerable popularity amongst the gaming community (which Dragonborn will never live to see).(Except guess who made it to 5e, while Warforged didn't?). Surprisingly enough, Warforged are generally quite popular on /tg/. Warforged were originally used as mass produced soldiers in the big "not World War I" of the Eberron setting.
Mechanically, while they do come with penalties to two mental stats, built-in spell-failure chance, and half-healing from spells, they also come with a shitload of immunities and some fun robo-feats no one else gets.
See Also
Gallery
 This section contains PROMOTIONS! Don't say we didn't warn you. |
-
Artificer.
-
Will stab a bitch.
-
Pimpin ain't easy.
-
Reforged.
-
Robots have no -4 STR.
-
Watch out for splinters.
-
Forged for war, and mouth fucking.
-
How it's done.
-
Warforged bards play heavy metal.
-
-
| Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition Races | |
|---|---|
| Player's Handbook 1 | Dragonborn • Dwarf • Eladrin • Elf • Half-Elf • Halfling • Human • Tiefling |
| Player's Handbook 2 | Deva • Gnome • Goliath • Half-Orc • Shifter |
| Player's Handbook 3 | Githzerai • Minotaur • Shardmind • Wilden |
| Monster Manual 1: | Bugbear • Doppelganger • Githyanki • Goblin • Hobgoblin • Kobold • Orc |
| Monster Manual 2 | Bullywug • Duergar • Kenku |
| Dragon Magazine | Gnoll • Shadar-kai |
| Heroes of Shadow | Revenant • Shade • Vryloka |
| Heroes of the Feywild | Hamadryad • Pixie • Satyr |
| Eberron's Player's Guide | Changeling • Kalashtar • Warforged |
| The Manual of the Planes | Bladeling |
| Dark Sun Campaign Setting | Mul • Thri-kreen |
| Forgotten Realms Player's Guide | Drow • Genasi |