Created undead and aging effects

[Velenne]

Say a human sorceror becomes a lich before he would have become middle aged. A few years go by. What bonuses and penalties, if any, would he aquire as he reaches middle aged, old aged, and venerable?

 

[CCamfield]

I realize I'm being sarcastic and maybe I'm really missing something here but...

Part of being dead is usually that you stop aging.

 

[Balthasar]

lol

what he said

 

[Kroax]

I think that he's refering to the fact that if you gwet old enough you also get more INT and WIS.

As i see it, the undead would get the bonuses from aging, but not the penalties.

It's the body that doesn't ages, not the mind.

 

[Velenne]

I think that he's refering to the fact that if you gwet old enough you also get more INT and WIS.

As i see it, the undead would get the bonuses from aging, but not the penalties.

It's the body that doesn't ages, not the mind.

Thank you. Yes, that's my question.

 

[Orco42]

What Kroax said.

 

[Jeremy]

Gain INT/WIS/CHA do not lose STR/DEX (Con is gone).

As per Druid and Monk ability and some others to stop aging.

 

[Greybar]

Backing up Jeremy from the SRD:

Timeless Body: After achieving 17th level, a monk no longer suffers ability penalties for aging and cannot be magically aged. (Any penalties she may have already suffered remain in place.) Bonuses still accrue, and the monk still dies of old age when her time is up.

John

 

[Velenne]

Just to counter-point:

Your type changes to undead and you no longer age (like CCamfield said). They don't have charts for "undead aging". So since he's no longer human, would he still age as one?

 

[mkletch]

Just to counter-point:

Your type changes to undead and you no longer age (like CCamfield said). They don't have charts for "undead aging". So since he's no longer human, would he still age as one?

And would an elven lich gain INT/WIS/CHA slower than a human lich?

-Fletch!