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Message: <blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 6229036" data-attributes="member: 3400">I would count supernatural power healing as magical healing and require a caster level check to overcome the cursed wound. For creatures that can do this, I'd either calculate their caster level as if they were casting a spell-like ability or use the class level of whatever class provides the supernatural healing. That should be pretty analogous.It's the wounds inflicted by the golem that are cursed, not the wounds the PC had before the golem fight, nor the wounds he receives after the golem fight. Just the wounds he receives from the golem. Notice that the cursed wounds ability says the damage inflicted by the clay golem don't heal naturally - not all wounds the character suffers are cursed.Since golems don't normally cast spells, this is where things have to enter uncharted territory and a GM's ruling. I'd say no, spell damage inflicted by a non-standard golem aren't cursed. I'd limit the cursed wounds ability to the normal golem's attacks.The ability is called cursed wounds - once those wounds are magically healed, why would we assume the curse persists? No more wounds = no more cursed wounds = no more curse. That is, unless the character is injured by the same or another clay golem. Then he would walk away with a fresh set of cursed wounds.</blockquote>