Unliving (3.5e Subtype)
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Unliving Subtype[edit]
Traits[edit]
An Unliving creature is an undead that mimics many of the capacities of a living creature without truly being alive. An unliving creature has the following game effects:
- Unliving creatures have a metabolism of sorts, and thus have a Constitution score.
- Unliving creatures require food (often blood or flesh) and sleep, and are vulnerable to magical sleep effects even if they are otherwise immune to mind affecting effects.
- Unliving creatures have at least one vital organ, and are subject to critical hits from attackers with at least one rank in Knowledge (Religion).
- Not destroyed upon reaching 0 it points, though its existence still ends if it reaches -10 as normal.
- Subject to subdual damage, but can benefit from the Regeneration ability as normal.
Unliving Subtype Creatures[edit]
The following creatures have the Unliving subtype:
Name | Description |
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Pseudolich | A sort of lesser lich, they respawn but lack true immortality and many lich powers. At least they retain some semblance of life. |
Sword Haunt | |
Vampire, Immortal | |
Vampiric Dragonspawn |
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Facts about "Unliving (3.5e Subtype)"
Identifier | 3.5e Subtype + |
Rating | Unrated + |
Summary | A subtype from Tome of Necromancy, for undead with a constitution modifier. + |
Title | Unliving + |