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Animals:
Insects, arachnids, and crustaceans: +2
Fish: +2
Birds: +2
Mammals: +1 (Add another +1 if aquatic or winged,
+2 if both)
Reptiles: +1 (Add another +1 if aquatic or winged, +2
if both)
Amphibians: +2 (Add another +1 if winged)
Exotic creatures:
Monsters: +4
Undead: +5
Demons and extra-planar beings: +5
Add +1 if the creature has wings.
Add +1 if the creature is aquatic.
Add +1 if the creature is insectoid in form.
Add +1 if the creature has any magical abilities.
Variants:
Add +1 for each extra limb.
Add +1 for each extra tail.
Add +2 for each extra pair of limbs (extra 2 arms, 2
legs, 2 wings, etc.).
Add +1 for extra head.
Reduce entity creation level by 1 for having no legs (if
the form normally has legs).
Reduce entity creation level by 1 for having no arms (if
the form normally has arms).
Note: The entity creation level may not be reduced below
1 as a result of this step.
Note: An extra leg or tail provides greater stability
to the entity. This translates to a chance of
negating critical results where the Golem would otherwise
be knocked down. This negation chance is 20%
per extra leg or tail – i.e. a golem with two extra legs
would negate an unbalancing result on a roll of 01-40
on percentile dice.
Note: Dependent on position, an extra head can widen
the entity’s field of view, making it more difficult to
achieve surprise against the Golem. Extra heads do not
entail extra intelligence – that is provided by the magic
rather than the non-existent brains of the entity.
Example: An alchemist wants to create a Golem
capable of spying on his foes. He decides to create a
Clay Golem in the shape of a winged goblin. A Clay
Golem has an initial creation level of 6. Goblins are
humanoid forms, so the creation level is not increased.
However the alchemist wants the Golem to
be winged, so this is a variant form, adding +2 to the
Golem’s creation level, making it 8.
Example: A magician seeks to emulate Albertus
Magnus by creating a brass man. A Brass Golem has
a base creation level of 9. The form is completely
humanoid (+0) so the creation level remains 9.
Example: An enchantress wants an artificial wolf to
patrol her estate at night. She decides to fashion it
from iron. An Iron Golem has a base creation level of
12. Wolves are mammals, adding +1 to its level,
making the new creation level 13.
6.2.3 SIZE
How big will the Golem be The golem’s size directly
determines how much material (and thus the material
cost) is required to fashion it (see Table 6.18). Smaller
golems are easier to make than larger ones, but the
ease of handling the being is partially offset
by the greater precision required in
manufacture.
In mechanics terms, the Golem’s
intended Size multiplies the base creation
level (material and
shape) as follows.
Tiny (up to 1' tall): x1/
2
Small (up to 3' tall): x3/4
Medium (up to 6' tall): x1
Large (up to 12' tall): x1.5
Huge (more than 12' tall): x2
Round up the result to the
nearest level. The minimum creation
level for any Golem is 1.
Example: The alchemist has decided
that his Winged Goblin
Clay Golem should be a Tiny creature
so that it can be a more effective
spy. Multiplying its creation level of 8
(6 from material +2 from shape) by 1/2
gives a new result of 4. Its basic statistics
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