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<blockquote data-quote="RUMBLETiGER" data-source="post: 6060455" data-attributes="member: 6674868">It depends upon the way you achieve it.&nbsp; Warforged and Elan are 0LA races that happen to be immortal.&nbsp; One gets Construct-y goodness and not dependent upon eating, sleeping or breathing, one is transformed into an elite race that, other than not dying from age, generally appears to otherwise function like a personWhile Lichdom is pursued by a Wizard over a lifetime to achieve powerful immortality, the Necropolitan template does the same thing for a level 3 character.&nbsp; You get all the goodness and badness of being Undead.I think a mechanical benefit of not aging might be progressing in the mental stat increases of age categories without suffering the physical stat penalties of age categories.&nbsp; Anther advantage might be the roleplaying benefits.&nbsp; Your character may have a lot of Knowledge due to having been around a few decades before the adventure begins.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RUMBLETiGER, post: 6060455, member: 6674868"] It depends upon the way you achieve it. Warforged and Elan are 0LA races that happen to be immortal. One gets Construct-y goodness and not dependent upon eating, sleeping or breathing, one is transformed into an elite race that, other than not dying from age, generally appears to otherwise function like a person While Lichdom is pursued by a Wizard over a lifetime to achieve powerful immortality, the Necropolitan template does the same thing for a level 3 character. You get all the goodness and badness of being Undead. I think a mechanical benefit of not aging might be progressing in the mental stat increases of age categories without suffering the physical stat penalties of age categories. Anther advantage might be the roleplaying benefits. Your character may have a lot of Knowledge due to having been around a few decades before the adventure begins. [/QUOTE]

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