Tomb Tainted soul and constructs. [Archive] - Wizards Community

Tomb Tainted soul and constructs. [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Drag0nUL
09-24-07, 05:30 PM I have a question about Tomb-Tainted Soul feat and the way it interacts with constructs. If you give the tomb-tainted soul to a construct (the ones that get feats, such as a helmed horror or a warforged juggernaut)how does it interact with their healing immunity?

Do they become vulnerable to damage from healing spells? Or do they just get free healing with inflict at no drawback?
StevenO
09-24-07, 06:23 PM Realistically the feat should have a "living creature" requirement to it although it does not.

Now given that it doesn't change your other properties you construct is still immune to heal/inflict spells. If they become subject to them then their use would be reversed as stated in the feat but otherwise they just ignore those spells like they always have.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Drag0nUL 09-24-07, 05:30 PM	I have a question about Tomb-Tainted Soul feat and the way it interacts with constructs. If you give the tomb-tainted soul to a construct (the ones that get feats, such as a helmed horror or a warforged juggernaut)how does it interact with their healing immunity? Do they become vulnerable to damage from healing spells? Or do they just get free healing with inflict at no drawback?
StevenO 09-24-07, 06:23 PM	Realistically the feat should have a "living creature" requirement to it although it does not. Now given that it doesn't change your other properties you construct is still immune to heal/inflict spells. If they become subject to them then their use would be reversed as stated in the feat but otherwise they just ignore those spells like they always have.