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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 5240592" data-attributes="member: 57383">Okay, I've made it so.<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/5222216-post6.html" target="_blank">Updated</a>.The rest of its stats look OK (Initiative, Speed, AC, Environment, Organisation, Treasure, Alignment, LA), but I think it needs some adjustments to its description & tactics.Something like:These powerful cousins of the common mimic are called metal mimics due to their fondness for mimicking objects made out of metal, such as iron doors or steel treasure-chests. As well as being stronger than a regular mimic they have minor magical abilities that help them lure prey within reach.A metal mimic can have almost any dimensions, but   usually is not more than 12 feet long. A typical metal mimic has a   volume of 200 cubic feet (about 5 feet by 5 feet by 8 feet) and weighs   about 7,000 pounds.   Metal mimics speak Common. CombatMetal mimics often create a magical light to lure adventurers or monsters to approach them. This light usually appears to be the glow of a magical item, but the mimic will imitate other light-sources such as torches, lanterns or campfires if it thinks these are more likely to interest a victim. A favorite ploy is to shape part of its body into a glowing sword or shield and place a false magic aura upon it, since avaricious creatures find such a treasure hard to resist. A metal mimic often surprises an unsuspecting opponent, lashing out with a   heavy pseudopod. The creature does not necessarily fight to the death if   it can succeed in extorting treasure or food from a party.Can you think of anything else worth adding?</blockquote>

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