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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aleolus" data-source="post: 3786935" data-attributes="member: 53423">OK, here's a creature I just came up with while figuring out something else.  It's a golem, made entirely out of sand.  What do you all think?Sand GolemMedium ConstructHit Dice: 10d10+20 (75 hp)Initiative:+0Speed: 20 feetAC: 23 (+0 dex, +13 natural) touch 10, Flat footed 23Base Attack/Grapple: +7/+12Attack: Slam +12 melee (1d4+5)Full Attack: 2 slams +12 melee (1d4+5)Space/Reach: 5 ft/5 ftSpecial Attacks: EngulfSpecial Qualities: Construct traits, Damage Reduction 10/bludgeoning, Darkvision 60 feet, Immunity to magic, Low-Light vision, RegenerativeSaves Fort +3, Ref +3, Will +4Abilities: Str 20, Dex 10, Con -, Int -, Wis 13, Cha 1Skills-Feats-Environment: AnyOrganization:Alignment: Always neutralAdvancement: 10-12 HD (medium), 13-20 (large)Sand golems are magically created creatures who can assume any humanoid form the creator desires, though they are always at least medium size, regardless of the form they are emulating, and are clearly made of sand, unless magically disguised.CombatSand golems are a threatening opponent, despite the fact that they lack the size of other types of golems.  Calmer than many, they possess enough strength to take down more than their share of foes, and their regenerative ability makes them difficult to put down.Sand golems do not have the "Berserk" quality possessed by most golems.Engulf: When a Sand Golem succeeds on a full attack action, it may attempt a grapple as a free action, without provoking attacks of opportunity.  If it's grapple check succeeds, then it begins to pull its opponent into itself, dealing 2d6 crushing damage every round, and forcing its victim to make the usual saves against suffocationRegenerative: As a full-round action, a Sand Golem may bring any sand or fine soil to their bodies, allowing them to regrow any severed limbs, and regain 1d6 hp.  All limbs are regrown after the first round, and they continue to regain 1d6 hit points for every round that they do nothing but gather sand.By adding Haste to the spells cast to animate the golem, and adding 50 pounds of sand to the amount required, the time required to start this ability is reduced to a standard action.In addition, while in an environment where sand is the prevalent ground type (such as a beach or desert), a Sand Golem automatically gains Fast Healing 1, or Fast Healing 3 if created in conjunction with a Haste spell.Immunity to magic: Sand golems are immune to all magic, except as noted below.Dousing a Sand Golem with a minimum of 4 gallons of water, magically created or otherwise, slows the Sand Golem, as the spell, for 1d6 rounds.  Any spell that deals fire damage removes any slow effect on a Sand Golem, and adds 1d6 fire damage to their slam attack for 1d4 rounds.  A Dispel Magic or similar spell causes the Sand Golem to collapse into a pile of inert sand for as long as the effect lasts and 1d4 rounds afterwards.  While a pile of sand, they are considered prone, helpless, and stunned, while their damage reduction changes from DR 10/bludgeoning to DR 20/-.Vulnerability: Whenever a Sand Golem takes damage from a nonmagical Acid attack, it takes an additional 50% damage.ConstructionSand golems are possibly the easiest golem to create.  The only materials you need to create one is at least 200 pounds of sand.  No crafting of it is required, as once animated, the golem rises up and forms itself out of the sand.CL 10; Craft Construct, Animate Objects, Haste (optional), Caster must be at least 10th level, and must expend 3000 XP.</blockquote>

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