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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 5703970" data-attributes="member: 57383">Well AD&D Flesh Golems have immunity to magic weapons, which becomes DR 5/adamantine in 3E. These Clockwork Warriors are tougher than Fleshies, but didn't need +2 or better weapons to hit like AD&D Stone Golems, so I thought DR 5/adamantine was the best match.The Lesser version is so much weaker it felt wrong to give it DR /adamantine, so I just dropped it to DR /magic.As for the auto-sunder, we could modify one of these special qualities:Blunting Field (Su): A serpent griffon golem's scales create a shimmering field of energy that discharge into any sharp point or edge that strike it. Any opponent that strikes the golem with a manufactured piercing or slashing weapon must make a DC 25 Fortitude save or the weapon takes 3d8+13 points of force damage. The save DC is Constitution-based. Reflexive Disarm (Ex): The armor plates and body-joints that make up a dwarf crusher golem constantly shift and rotate around each other in combat, creating a grinding sound like scores of millstones crushing gravel. Anyone who strikes a rock crusher with a melee attack must make a DC 16 Reflex save or the armor plates trap the weapon. The armor plates crush the victim's weapon for 3d8+9 points of damage; if it is a natural weapon, the attacker takes the damage instead. If the weapon can be disarmed, it is also trapped in the armor plates. To recover a trapped weapon, an opponent must make a successful Disarm attack against the golem (the golem gets a +23 modifier on its opposed attack roll). The save DC is Dexterity-based. I think Reflexive Disarm repurposed into Reflexive Sunder would be the best approach. Just leave the damage and drop the disarming.</blockquote>

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