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"We did not lack for speed. The [[Loathsome Consort]] had seen to that by limiting our baggage to little more than what his strange, bipedal porting creatures could manage. They were tireless, strong, frightful. A great secret indeed had been stolen from Her for with them we could push deep and seize greater knowledge still. But only in returning did we understand their full value. For the dead that they had left behind, slain by the [[spores]] that they exuded, and transformed into rich beds of mushrooms, alone kept us alive, as the Loathsome Consort had intended."
"We did not lack for speed. The [[Loathsome Consort]] had seen to that by limiting our baggage to little more than what his strange, bipedal porting creatures could manage. They were tireless, strong, frightful. A great secret indeed had been stolen from Her for with them we could push deep and seize greater knowledge still. But only in returning did we understand their full value. For the dead that they had left behind, slain by the spores that they exuded, and transformed into rich beds of [[mushroom|mushrooms]], alone kept us alive, as the Loathsome Consort had intended."


- [[Grandoch Khardoon]], ''[[Vomited Up From the Bowels of The Earth]]'', unfinished, anonymous manuscript
- [[Grandoch Khardoon]], ''[[Vomited Up From the Bowels of The Earth]]'', unfinished, anonymous manuscript




Descriptive text contributed by '''[[USER:Cure | cure]]''' to [[John W. Mangrum | John W. Mangrum's]] [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (posted on the [[Cafe de Nuit|Fraternity of Shadows message board]]).
Descriptive text contributed by '''[[USER:Cure | cure]]''' to [[John W. Mangrum | John W. Mangrum's]] [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (posted on the [[Cafe de Nuit|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].


==Description==
==Description==
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{{Canon}}
{{Canon}}


The '''fungus golem''' is a [[magic|magical]] [[animation|animated]] [[construct]] and as such lacks the [[dread golem]] template. It is a [[mindless]] automaton that obeys in the most straightforward way possible the orders of its [[Crafter|maker]], drawing no conclusions and taking no initiative. The creature will not resort spontaneously to special actions such as [[tripping]] or [[disarming]], but it may either be given a specific instruction to make one such attack or may be directed as necessary by a maker who is immediately at hand. When issuing instructions to the [[animate]] [[item|thing]], its maker is wise to error on the side of simplicity. The creature is composed of  of [[fungus]], is fairly tough with the consistency of hard-rubber, and is fairly strong with the shape and size of a beefy humanoid. Damage dealt by its slam attack doesn't heal, the wounds festering. It has a poisonous breath weapon that delivers a dangerous stream of [[spores].  
The '''fungus golem''' is a [[magic|magical]] [[animation|animated]] [[construct]] and as such lacks the [[dread golem]] template. It is a [[mindless]] automaton that obeys in the most straightforward way possible the orders of its [[Crafter|maker]], drawing no conclusions and taking no initiative. The creature will not resort spontaneously to special actions such as [[tripping]] or [[disarming]], but it may either be given a specific instruction to make one such attack or may be directed as necessary by a maker who is immediately at hand. When issuing instructions to the [[animate]] [[item|thing]], its maker is wise to error on the side of simplicity. The creature is composed of  of [[fungus]], is fairly tough with the consistency of hard-rubber, and is fairly strong with the shape and size of a beefy humanoid. Damage dealt by its slam attack doesn't heal, the wounds festering. It has a poisonous breath weapon that delivers a dangerous stream of [[spores]].  


==Construction==
==Construction==


A fungus golem is grown of [[fungus]]. The typical successful maker of a fungus golem is at least a 7th level [[druid]] or, more rarely, [[cleric]] with the [[Plant Domain|plant domain]]. A 11th level [[ranger]] could also conceivably be a fungus golem maker. The maker pours 4,000 gp (or its equivalent) into bringing his or her idea to "[[construction|life]]". Of this total, 100 gp are spent fashioning the thing's body, which takes one month and a successful [[Heal]] or [[Knowledge (anatomy)]] check (DC 12). The ultimate animation of the thing requires 240 XP from the caster and the casting of the following spells: control plant and plant growth.
A fungus golem is grown of [[fungus]]. The typical successful maker of a fungus golem is at least a 7th level [[druid]] or, more rarely, [[cleric]] with the [[Plant Domain|plant domain]]. A 11th level [[ranger]] could also conceivably be a fungus [[golemcrafter]]. The maker pours 4,000 gp (or its equivalent) into bringing his or her idea to "[[construction|life]]". Of this total, x gp are spent fashioning the thing's body, which takes 1/x of month and a successful x check (DC x). The ultimate animation of the thing requires 240 XP from the caster and the casting of the following spells: [[control plant]] and [[plant growth]].


==References==
==References==
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[[Category:Golem]]
[[Category:Golem]]
[[Category:Construct]]
[[Category:Construct]]
[[Category:Dangerous Fungus]]
[[Category:Poisonous Fungus]]
[[Category:Fungus]]
[[Category:Fungus]]
[[Category:Neutral]]
[[Category:Neutral]]
[[Category:CR 4]]
[[Category:CR 4]]

Latest revision as of 22:40, 17 December 2011

"We did not lack for speed. The Loathsome Consort had seen to that by limiting our baggage to little more than what his strange, bipedal porting creatures could manage. They were tireless, strong, frightful. A great secret indeed had been stolen from Her for with them we could push deep and seize greater knowledge still. But only in returning did we understand their full value. For the dead that they had left behind, slain by the spores that they exuded, and transformed into rich beds of mushrooms, alone kept us alive, as the Loathsome Consort had intended."

- Grandoch Khardoon, Vomited Up From the Bowels of The Earth, unfinished, anonymous manuscript


Descriptive text contributed by cure to John W. Mangrum's Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror project (posted on the Fraternity of Shadows message board.

Description

The fungus golem is a magical animated construct and as such lacks the dread golem template. It is a mindless automaton that obeys in the most straightforward way possible the orders of its maker, drawing no conclusions and taking no initiative. The creature will not resort spontaneously to special actions such as tripping or disarming, but it may either be given a specific instruction to make one such attack or may be directed as necessary by a maker who is immediately at hand. When issuing instructions to the animate thing, its maker is wise to error on the side of simplicity. The creature is composed of of fungus, is fairly tough with the consistency of hard-rubber, and is fairly strong with the shape and size of a beefy humanoid. Damage dealt by its slam attack doesn't heal, the wounds festering. It has a poisonous breath weapon that delivers a dangerous stream of spores.

Construction

A fungus golem is grown of fungus. The typical successful maker of a fungus golem is at least a 7th level druid or, more rarely, cleric with the plant domain. A 11th level ranger could also conceivably be a fungus golemcrafter. The maker pours 4,000 gp (or its equivalent) into bringing his or her idea to "life". Of this total, x gp are spent fashioning the thing's body, which takes 1/x of month and a successful x check (DC x). The ultimate animation of the thing requires 240 XP from the caster and the casting of the following spells: control plant and plant growth.

References

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