If the majority of what it guards is destroyed, either by action of intelligent beings or by decay, the memento mori focuses its attention on whatever remains, even if that involves traveling to a distant land, unerringly seeking some small item of value that was stolen decades before. When it finds its treasure, it guards it wherever it happens to be, as it has no body with which to move the item.
A memento mori with no remaining energy will still behave like one with damaging power, threatening potential robbers with its static charge and letting the charred remains of any previous robbers speak for themselves.
Shroomy said:I think it needs a high Bluff check. I would max out Intimidate and Bluff, and then split the rest between Spot and Listen.
Shroomy said:The feats and discern location ability sounds good, but I'm still having problems wrapping my head around a guardian creature that cannot detect anyone. It either needs a higher Wisdom or some sort of heavy racial bonus.
If they do not immediately flee when confronted by the memento mori, it causes a strong static-electric charge to play over all standing within 20’ of either the body or the memento mori. This charge is non-damaging, but makes the victims’ hair stand on end and causes an unpleasant tingling to play across their skin. The memento mori, now surrounded by a blue nimbus of crackling electricity, then warns the intruders that worse effects are in store if they should persist.