So I was looking at the construct and half construct rules and nowhere does it talk about ageing. I would constructs in general do not age although several of them in modules have gained awakened status over time. The idea with aging is you live and learn so your mental stats go up but your body gets weaker. Now I can see this happening to constructs as they just break with age but then can't they just repair and keep the mental accumulation?
What about PC constructs like Wyrwoods? The books say they are a really young race, but would generation one Wyrwoods gain mental faculties? Have they "lived" long enough for such a thing to happen?
I know its probably already written but can we maybe get a ruling on this in the upcoming Construct Builder's Guidebook?
http://paizo.com/products/btpy9sk8?Pathfinder-Campaign-Setting-Construct-Bu ilders-Guidebook
Constructs don't age. That is why you you can find them in adventures guarding tombs/buildings that have been abandoned for thousands of years.
PC constructs also would not age unless the book said they did, and then it would tell you how to roll the age they die at.
Also if you want someone to click a link try to make a clickable link. The code for it is at the bottom of the page under "How to format your text "
For url's its done like this.
<url=http://paizo.com/products/btpy9sk8?Pathfinder-Campaign-Setting-Cons truct-Builders-Guidebook> insert words you want to use</url>
When you do an actual link use [] instead of <>
Back on topic: Being a "PC" doesn't change how the rules work. As an example if you are a PC race that is an outsider then you would still be immune to any spell that targets humanoids.
Constructs don't age. That is why you you can find them in adventures guarding tombs/buildings that have been abandoned for thousands of years.
PC constructs also would not age unless the book said they did, and then it would tell you how to roll the age they die at.
Also if you want someone to click a link try to make a clickable link. The code for it is at the bottom of the page under "How to format your text "
For url's its done like this.
<url=http://paizo.com/products/btpy9sk8?Pathfinder-Campaign-Setting-Cons truct-Builders-Guidebook> insert words you want to use</url>
When you do an actual link use [] instead of <>
Back on topic: Being a "PC" doesn't change how the rules work. As an example if you are a PC race that is an outsider then you would still be immune to any spell that targets humanoids.
I just copy pasted the link because that normally works. I must have not highlighted something. Its just a link to the construct book coming out next year. Now here is my big question since being a PC changes nothing. Can a Wyrwood or other construct cast Magic Jar? Do Wyrwood or awakened constructs have souls? Like usable with magic jar?
I took this out of Awaken Construct: You amplify the animating force of a construct to more closely resemble a true soul, granting the construct humanlike sentience.
So is that enough?
nope, its why they cant be raised by raise deadConstructs don't age. That is why you you can find them in adventures guarding tombs/buildings that have been abandoned for thousands of years.
PC constructs also would not age unless the book said they did, and then it would tell you how to roll the age they die at.
Also if you want someone to click a link try to make a clickable link. The code for it is at the bottom of the page under "How to format your text "
For url's its done like this.
<url=http://paizo.com/products/btpy9sk8?Pathfinder-Campaign-Setting-Cons truct-Builders-Guidebook> insert words you want to use</url>
When you do an actual link use [] instead of <>
Back on topic: Being a "PC" doesn't change how the rules work. As an example if you are a PC race that is an outsider then you would still be immune to any spell that targets humanoids.
I just copy pasted the link because that normally works. I must have not highlighted something. Its just a link to the construct book coming out next year. Now here is my big question since being a PC changes nothing. Can a Wyrwood or other construct cast Magic Jar? Do Wyrwood or awakened constructs have souls? Like usable with magic jar?
I took this out of Awaken Construct: You amplify the animating force of a construct to more closely resemble a true soul, granting the construct humanlike sentience.
So is that enough?
Copying and pasting a link has never produced a clickable link on this site. You've always had to use the code, but to answer the question constructs don't have souls so it wouldn't work.
In the comic strip Ally Oop, a preteen Flesh Golem became an adult by more mad science. To do a refit on a Golem would probably cost between 10% to 1/2 the original cost. It's probably GM choice.
Computer brains, including positronic ones, don't gain a new personality. They may lose a level, this is known as a rollback. If they already have a spare personality, they may switch to that till they can get some repair nanobots applied to their 'brain'.
Robots perform self repair using spare parts, like Wall-E. They might replace their personality chip, and get taken over by a player.