Twiceborn Crone doesn't have much to say...

[Kamamura]

I know what you speak about. I am currently playing a SP MA Ulm game with that huge smith pretender (Hephaistos?). He was limping from the start, but then I got him to a siege battle.

The gateway got crowded, so he took a philosophical walk by the castle walls, wandering back and forth, catching arrows and magma bolts on the way. After he died, priests called him back, but he is now crippled, with only one arm, blind, diseassed and with never healing wound. Not exactly a figure you would look up to for leadership :-)

By the way, I noticed a mechanical golem, that had trait "never heals", obtaining "neverhealing wound". Not very consistent.

[Endoperez]

Never-healing magic beings, such as most mechanical beings, are automatically repaired whenever they are brought to a lab. Just imagine the "wound" is the mysterious problem the computer repairman never manages to fix, and claims can't even exist. "Yes, sir, it's in full working condition. No problems whatsoever. I didn't even notice any of the symptoms you described, but since there's nothing wrong with it, it should work just fine."

[Reay]

Endo,

Is there any reasons why Iron Dragon is NOT a never healing being? It is a mechanical construction is it not?

[Humakty]

Back to the crone :
You could get her in the middle of ennemy lines, leave her surrounded by ennemy forces, deployed way back with a retreat order : she'll die retreating in ennemy territory, not gaining any afflictions in the process.

[sansanjuan]

Humakty said:
Back to the crone :
You could get her in the middle of ennemy lines, leave her surrounded by ennemy forces, deployed way back with a retreat order : she'll die retreating in ennemy territory, not gaining any afflictions in the process.

Good one except I'd need to have dominion back behind those lines... Nice angle though.
-SSJ