Converting monsters from Dungeon Magazine

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Shade

Monster Junkie
That might be a bit excessive, since it's already unleashing a $#^@load of damage with its eight powerful slam attacks!
 

freyar

Extradimensional Explorer
Makes sense. :p

Ok, how about Immunity to Magic? We don't have any guidance in the original text, but what about following the stone golem? This is stone, right?
 

Shade

Monster Junkie
That should work. We might also mix in spells with the good descriptor dealing normal damage, or note that it is treated as a demon for purposes of spells that affect them. Thoughts?
 



Shade

Monster Junkie
We might also look to the demonflesh golem for inspiration...

A spell with the chaotic or evil descriptor (such as chaos hammer or unholy blight) breaks any slow effect on the golem and cures 1 point of damage for each 3 points of damage it would otherwise deal. It is fully affected by spells with the law or good descriptor, unless its construct traits make it immune to the spell's effects (it cannot be blinded by a holy aura, for example, because that effect allows a Fortitude save).

As an extraplanar creature, a demonflesh golem on the Material Plane can be driven back to its home plane by a dispel evil or dispel chaos spell (as well as by holy word or dictum), but it is not affected by banishment or dismissal since they are not good or lawful spells.


Speaking of extraplanar, I think this should have that subtype and hail from the Abyss. Thoughts?
 


Shade

Monster Junkie
Updated.

CR 14? It's deadlier than an iron golem, but not nearly as dangerous as a CR 15 drakestone golem.

A statue of Shaktari is 12 feet tall and weighs x pounds. (A stone golem is 9 feet tall and weighs around 2,000 pounds. A greater stone golem is 18 feet tall and weighs around 22,000 pounds.)
 


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