Eberron Excerpt: Self-Forged

[Jürgen Hubert]

So these guys effectively can't fail death saving throws later on?

 

[Belphanior]

So these guys effectively can't fail death saving throws later on?

Just like warforged, indeed.

Unless of course they've got a penalty to their saving throws. Which seems to be getting rather common at higher levels.

 

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

So these guys effectively can't fail death saving throws later on?

Yep, it's like the Warforged racial ability.

 

[questing gm]

rocket PUNCH!

... sorry, I couldn't help it

I was waiting for someone who can't resist the urge.

Self Repair is quite a neat ability but does anyone feel the remaining attack powers are a little.........underpowered?

 

[morgul97]

So, it's essentially a cyberpunk-style "cybernetic implant" in the D&D game (that actually makes sense). How cool is that. I'm totally stoked about Eberron 4e. What's not to love about film noir meets pulp fiction meets lost worlds meets cyberpunk, all in the context of D&D?

 

[Lord Mhoram]

My wife loves Fullmetal Alchemist.

I can see her playing a Warforged, and an artificiar with self-forged at paragon.

 

[Arivendel]

My wife loves Fullmetal Alchemist.

I can see her playing a Warforged, and an artificiar with self-forged at paragon.

Just a Reminder, please note you CANT be a warforged and you MUST be an Artificer (or have the Artificer Multiclass Feat) in order to access this Paragon Path.

 

[stonegod]

Just a Reminder, please note you CANT be a warforged and you MUST be an Artificer (or have the Artificer Multiclass Feat) in order to access this Paragon Path.

Yup. Most of the non-attack abilities warforged already have.

 

[TheWyrd]

I'm leaning towards a re-fluffed Spiked guantlet weilding Sword Mage with an Artificer multiclass.

 

[Klaus]

So these guys effectively can't fail death saving throws later on?

Like others said, it works just like for warforged.

But both still die if their hp hit "negative bloodied".