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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Caliban" data-source="post: 1736451" data-attributes="member: 284">You have been avoiding questions I'm actually asking you, instead you keep reframing the question to something else and answering that instead.  I had to ask you for your honest opinion on a specific point, multiple times, before you would give an answer that wasn't evasive.   Even now, you haven't really given an honest opinion.  You've just restated the text.   If they actually intended for undead/constructs to be subject to nausea, why is there nothing in any of the core rulebooks or WOTC supplements that actually causes nausea in undead or constructs? Why is the only "Living Construct" in the books immune to nausea?   That's certainly not a trait of a living creature.    I think the evidence overwhelmingly points to this being an oversight on the part of the designers.   For all practical purposes, undead and constructs are immune to nausea, because there isn't anything that can actually give it to them.    (I don't buy the Bestow Curse option.  You might be able to give them a condition that has the same game mechanic effects as nausea [restricted to move actions], but it wouldn't be nausea.  They wouldn't be feeling the urge to vomit, which is what nausea is.)</blockquote>