Shatter and crystalline creatures

[darth_borehd]

The Shatter spell says it damages crystalline creatures. Which creatures are considered crystalline?

[Umbral Reaver]

Ice golem?

[Remco Sommeling]

an animated object maybe

[Remco Sommeling]

Immunity to Magic (Ex) An ice golem is immune to any spell
or spell-like ability that allows spell resistance, with the
exception of spells and spell-like abilities that have the Fire
descriptor, which affect it normally.

[Magicdealer]

Creatures with the crystalline subtype. Not that the bestiary has any yet. Either it slipped in with the old 3.5 stuff, or they intend on adding crystalline creatures at a later date.

[Remco Sommeling]

crystaline never was a subtype, it rather seems a creature with a crystaline body composition.

[Arakhor]

There are crystalline creatures in XPH, if that helps.

[darth_borehd]

Arakhor wrote:

There are crystalline creatures in XPH, if that helps.

XPH?

[Ughbash]

darth_borehd wrote:

Arakhor wrote:

There are crystalline creatures in XPH, if that helps.

XPH?

Expanded Psionic Handbook.

[Ravingdork]

And for that matter, which creatures are made of flesh for the purposes of a flesh to stone spell? With some creature's it's pretty easy to determine (humans, dwarves, elves, etc. VS golems, elementals, skeletons), but with others, not so much (plant creatures, gargoyles, phoenixes, homonculi, etc.).

Take the phoenix for example: Is a phoenix all fire? Or flesh wrapped in fire? If it was all fire like an elemental, it wouldn't leave ash behind, right?