Greenfield
Adventurer
At that point you're definitely talking about Fine constructs, which reduces their Strength scores even more, and applies an even worse size modifier as well.
I don't think you'll buy anything with that approach. (Besides, at that point the Animated Object no longer *has* wheels, each one *is* a wheel, and it's not the same.)
And we haven't even questioned coordinating the Initiative scores of all 8 wheels, plus your own, or what kind of Balance checks you'd have to make to keep from falling every time your feet were jerked out from under you, or what qualifies as "Rough terrain" for a creature that's three inches high (one wheel), or the fact that "die" the first time an area effect hits. (The Tiny ones only have 2 hp each, so realistically (odd word to use, but...) they'd have 1 hp when you went smaller.)
Your very expensive, difficult to assemble magical roller skates would "die" very easily.
As combat transport goes, this is not a winner.
Why not invest in a pair of Wings of Flying instead? 60 feet, Good maneuverability (which means you can hover), and no terrain modifiers.
I don't think you'll buy anything with that approach. (Besides, at that point the Animated Object no longer *has* wheels, each one *is* a wheel, and it's not the same.)
And we haven't even questioned coordinating the Initiative scores of all 8 wheels, plus your own, or what kind of Balance checks you'd have to make to keep from falling every time your feet were jerked out from under you, or what qualifies as "Rough terrain" for a creature that's three inches high (one wheel), or the fact that "die" the first time an area effect hits. (The Tiny ones only have 2 hp each, so realistically (odd word to use, but...) they'd have 1 hp when you went smaller.)
Your very expensive, difficult to assemble magical roller skates would "die" very easily.
As combat transport goes, this is not a winner.
Why not invest in a pair of Wings of Flying instead? 60 feet, Good maneuverability (which means you can hover), and no terrain modifiers.