Looking for books dealing with golems and constructs, especially with rules for using them as PCs. So far I have managed to get hold of these:
Mythic Menagerie - Engines of Destruction (Super Genius)
Ironborn of Questhaven (Rite)
Golemcraft 101 (Dog Soul)
Any other recommendations?
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Legendary Games - Construct Codex. Best mini-bestiary out there for golems. (As monsters.)
Alternate golem-PC-races:
Necromancers of the Northwest - Codex Mechanica: Fabricants.
Storm Bunny Studios - Automata
Alluria Publishing - Relluks (either alone or as part of the Remarkable Race compendium.)
I did reviews for all of them.
Hope that helps!
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Construct Codex by Legendary Games is amazing. It has a horror tint and isn't meant for the constructs to be playable though.
The Neo Exodus campaign setting by LPJ Design may have something, but I'm not certain.
Kobold Press (formerly Open Design) has the Players Guide to the Crossroads which contains the gearforged race.
Alluria Publishing has the Relluk
This has an "industry" mystery.
While not fully related to your queries, I've found there's a strong overlap between people who enjoy construct races and those who like artificers, so here's a list I've been compiling of homebrew and third party artificer / engineers. I hope you enjoy it!
Damn you Runelord of Evaluation! I didn't know you had levels in ninja!
Hej, guess why I chose that avatar. ;) But you did hyperlink them, so still awesome! :)
Edit: NoeExodus has no construct-race (yet), but a race of crystalline humanoids, if that helps.
Endzeitgeist, Cheapy, many thanks for the recommendations, I'll go check them all out.
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If you end up getting one of them, consider reviewing them! More reviews never hurt
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Thanks for the kind words on the Construct Codex, Endy and Cheapy! If you're looking for one about constructs as monsters (including some alternate rules on construct creation and research), the Construct Codex should be right up your alley. Whichever product(s) you choose, I hope you enjoy them tremendously and take a few minutes to review them; we in the small press world always appreciate them!