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Message: <blockquote data-quote="zalgar07" data-source="post: 2199870" data-attributes="member: 18895">I was working on this too...Yours is much better than mine (and more complete), but here's some additional things you could consider adding; based on what the Living Construct was made out of...• Does not eat to eat, sleep or breathe but can benefit from consumable magic such as heroes’ feast and potions.• Prepared spellcasters must have 8 hours of rest before spell preparation.• Spell Vulnerability: Depending on the living construct’s material, it has specific weaknesses.Clay: Move Earth drives back 5 feet/caster level (Reflex DC 16+ability mod. for half distance) and does 3d12 damage (Fortitude DC 16+ability mod. for half damage.); directly-cast Earthquake stops movement on the living construct’s next turn (Will DC 18+ability mod. to negate) and does 5d10 damage (Fortitude DC 18+ability mod. for half damage.)Flesh: Fire/Cold damage slows for 3 rounds (Original Save DC). Metal: Electricity damage slows for 3 rounds (Original Save DC); 2d6 damage from Rusting Grasp (Reflex DC 14+ability mod. for half) or a Rust Monster (Reflex DC 17 half); Heat Metal & Chill Metal damage as if wearing metal armor. Repel Metal as normal.Stone: Stone to Flesh negates any natural damage reduction or magic resistance (Fort. DC 16+ability mod.); Transmute Rock to Mud slows for 2d6 rounds (Fort. DC 15+ability mod.). Repel Stone as normal.Wood: Repel Wood as normal.</blockquote>