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Message: <blockquote data-quote="historian" data-source="post: 2948857" data-attributes="member: 13438">As to the Maskim I would go with basically what Alzrius said.  Outsiders, Fey, undead and constructs don't have natural physiognomies and therefore do not rely on biological processes to sense the world around them (among other things).From this one could argue that Outsiders should be immune to critical hits and death from massive damage but I'm a bit torn on the issue.Incidentally I was playing around with a Maskim vs. Demogorgon (from U_K's website) last night.  The Maskim's death attacks have interesting implications when going against Outsiders with regeneration.  For example, it "vorped" one of Demogorgon's heads but I felt it would be inappropriate for that blow to have decided the contest (it was very cool in a cinematic sort of way though).  By contrast, that likely would have ended the fight against any other two-headed creature with a natural physiognomy irrespective of whether it had two heads (assuming the blow bypassed damage reduction and regeneration).The Maskim won, barely, but not before being badly level drained.  Demogorgon would have sealed the contest in round 2 if "he" had won initiative.</blockquote>