Discarnate
Subtype: Discarnate
creatures are those whose powers have expanded beyond
the scope of mortality. In the eyes of mortals, they
are often thought of as demi-deific.
Traits:
A Discarnate creature possesses following traits (unless
otherwise noted in a creature’s entry).
-
Darkvision out to 60 feet and low-light vision
- Immortality/-20
- Incorporeal
touch (Su): Discarnate creatures can effect
Incorporeal creatures and object as if they were Incorporeal.
Immortality
(Ex):
An immortal creature does not die when reduced to -10
hit points or lower. It is immune to Constitution damage
and death effects and never suffers negative levels.
An
immortal creature treats any ability drain (permanent
ability damage) as temporary ability damage, which it
heals at the normal rate. An immortal creature suffers
no penalties for aging (but bonuses still accrue) and
never dies of old age.
Any
other effect that would normally kill an immortal creature
instead reduces its hit points to -10. If an immortal
creature is incapacitated by being reduced to -10 or
fewer hit points, it remains unconscious until it recovers
through natural healing or outside help. An immortal
creature regrows lost body parts in 1d6 days, unless
it has another ability that will regrow them more quickly.
An
immortal creature always has one specific vulnerability
that can permanently end its life. Most vulnerabilities
also require the creature to be reduced to at least
-10 hit points.
Typical
vulnerabilities include beheading, fire damage, damage
from a particular kind of weapon, and burial, but immortal
creatures often have unique vulnerabilities, or possess
more than one vulnerability. |
