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stargate525
05-28-07, 03:08 PM I was just reading the latest order of the stick, and Redcloak has just shown off number two on the list of 'Elementals for those who've passed Chemistry,' and it got me thinking.

Would it be possible to create 94-118 balanced elementals, one for each real-world element (the number difference is if you want to go with just naturally occurring, or artificial atoms as well)?

I'll definitely put some out, but I've got other things to do right now. I'd like to see how many we can actually get on here; I imagine some of them would be pretty kickass.

And for reference:
Periodic Table. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Periodic_table.svg)

List of Finished Elementals
Romtos
05-28-07, 03:12 PM I recently saw the Elementals Topic, but I can't find it on the last 15 pages. It's huge and contains your idea, together with loads of other elementals.
stargate525
05-28-07, 03:14 PM I guessed I wasn't the only one who had thought of this, and I was rather surprised when my own search didn't turn up anything.

If someone could throw up the link...
psy001098121
05-28-07, 11:43 PM Sodium elementals... o.o;

You know what Sodium does when it comes into contact with any substance or gas with O in it?
obrysii
05-28-07, 11:46 PM Kaboom?
psy001098121
05-28-07, 11:49 PM Kaboom?

Put it this way. Summoning in a medium sized Sodium elemental in the rain is all you need to create a new geographical feature on the map.

Well, maybe not THAT big, but it's a great way to destroy a good chunk of land.

Your foes might not even realize that it was sodium. They'll just see you wave, incant, and suddenly big boom.
DragonBringerX
05-29-07, 01:55 AM Howabout the most usuless elemental of em all O.O...the He (hellium)... you summon him...he just flys up. :confused:
Summoner "i summon the He elemental"
He elemental "by guys"
Summoner "oh shoot...i was suppose to cast wall of fire first >_<"

or even better... i could picture it now...:plotting:
Evil Summoner "i summon a (Fe) iron elemental
Good Summoner "i summon a (O) Oxygen elemental... and 2 (H) hydrogen elementals then a chain lighting to merge the two...HA HA HA...NOW I HAVE A WATER ELEMENTAL:evillaugh "
stargate525
05-29-07, 07:27 AM You want a big boom? A Cesium elemental....

Or the iron elemental having at an oxygen elemental, make lots of rust.

And the helium one has its uses, it'll make people talk in high, sqeaky voices.
obrysii
05-29-07, 09:28 AM Helium elementals would also be good to bind to Airships, to gain additional buoyancy.
HuManBing
05-29-07, 10:10 AM It may also ruin enemy spellcasters' verbal components, especially those dramatic necromancer ones that require deep, bass, stentorian tones...

Imagine when they say "Spawn of Orcus compels you!" in a high squeaky irritated voice. :)
Lord_Canius
05-29-07, 10:39 AM Howabout the most usuless elemental of em all O.O...the He (hellium)... you summon him...he just flys up. :confused:
Summoner "i summon the He elemental"
He elemental "by guys"
Summoner "oh shoot...i was suppose to cast wall of fire first >_<"

or even better... i could picture it now...:plotting:
Evil Summoner "i summon a (Fe) iron elemental
Good Summoner "i summon a (O) Oxygen elemental... and 2 (H) hydrogen elementals then a chain lighting to merge the two...HA HA HA...NOW I HAVE A WATER ELEMENTAL:evillaugh "

Your humor is epic in proportion. You have been sigged.
DragonBringerX
05-30-07, 12:07 AM Your humor is epic in proportion. You have been sigged.

YESSS VICTORY IS MINE :evillaugh

no really, thanx... i feel honored. :love:
NinjaPenguin
05-30-07, 09:30 AM Fear the Plutonium elemental... That has rather evil possibilities all its own. Or perhaps the might... er... Neon elemental? Completely incapable to interacting meaningfully with anything at all except to shine pretty colors. Hmm...
stargate525
05-30-07, 02:59 PM Fear the Plutonium elemental... That has rather evil possibilities all its own. Or perhaps the might... er... Neon elemental? Completely incapable to interacting meaningfully with anything at all except to shine pretty colors. Hmm...
actually, the noble gas elementals would be useful for shielding other elementals from the air, as a few would instantly corrode or explode.
Deamon
05-30-07, 03:57 PM Summon up a neutronium elemental. That would have a pretty high strength and should be able to kill things by density alone.
V8122
05-30-07, 06:50 PM Nuclear elementals open up a whole new world of death!:D
stargate525
05-30-07, 07:01 PM Nuclear elementals open up a whole new world of death!:D
Finger of Radiation as an at-will supernatural ability?
Druid_of_the_storm
05-30-07, 07:16 PM thermite elemental.......bring a match........useful for burning a hole in the ground.....insta-shovel;)
stargate525
05-30-07, 07:33 PM Now we're getting into compounds...
Kassil
05-31-07, 05:27 AM ...I'm just thinking of a story a friend related, about a few high-level wizards who used Major Creation to conjure up a fissionable mass of uranium.

I'm pretty sure a Medium-size elemental of the same substance would surpass critical mass, although I don't know the math.
JolanthusTrel
05-31-07, 05:42 AM Hmmm, now think of the haul when you kill a platnium elemental, or summon it and sell it then wait for it to go 'bubbye'
Rinian2
05-31-07, 08:06 AM I would say that all the Elementals of precious metals would be getting quite ticked off at how people use their substance as currency.

I can almost imagine an army of outraged Fine Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Copper Elementals swarming from people's purses in rebellion...

And would an Elder Carbon Elemental be diamond?
RobbyPants
05-31-07, 10:30 AM You want a big boom? A Cesium elemental....

I was thinking the same thing when someone mentioned Sodium elementals. I started thinking about Potasium, Rubidium, Cesium, and Francium elementals (each getting worse).

...urainum elementals with uranium katanas??? :gah: :hides: :P
Dracomortis
05-31-07, 07:54 PM Combine a neutron elemental with a uranium elemental for loads of fun. But seriously, let's decided which elements we want to do first and get to work. My vote goes to (surprise) the uranium elemental.
stargate525
05-31-07, 10:01 PM I'll take the Hydrogen elemental. Expect it sometime next week.
Xanaphia_Undomiel
06-01-07, 03:25 AM Iron Elemental
Earth Elemental, Small
Size/Type: Small Elemental (Extraplanar)
Hit Dice: 2d8+2 (11 hp)
Initiative:-2
Speed: 20 ft. (4 squares)
Armor Class: 24 (+1 size, -2 Dex, +15 natural), touch 9, flat-footed 25
Base Attack/Grapple: 1/0
Attack: Slam +5 melee (1d6+4)
Full Attack: Slam +5 melee (1d6+4)
Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft.
Special Attacks: Metal mastery, push
Special Qualities: Darkvision 60 ft., elemental traits
Saves: Fort +4, Ref -1, Will +0
Abilities: Str 17, Dex 6, Con 13, Int 4, Wis 11, Cha 11
Skills: Listen +3, Spot +2
Feats: Power Attack
Environment: Elemental Plane of Earth
Organization: Solitary
Challenge Rating: 1
Treasure: None
Alignment: Usually neutral
Advancement: 3 HD (Small)
Level Adjustment: —

As the sorcerer finishes her spel, a massive rift appears in the air in front of her. A giant metal hulk comes out and brandishing its massive arms joins the fight.

Iron elementals speak Ferran but rarely choose to do so.

Combat
Iron elementals are deadly opponents, swinging their arms and breaking bones with a hit.

Metal Mastery (Ex)
An iron elemental gains a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls if both it and its foe are touching metal (INCLUDING ARMOUR AND SWORDS). If an opponent is airborne or waterborne, the elemental takes a -4 penalty on attack and damage rolls. (These modifiers are not included in the statistics block.)

Push (Ex)
An iron elemental can start a bull rush maneuver without provoking an attack of opportunity. The combat modifiers given in Metal Mastery, above, also apply to the Iron elemental’s opposed Strength checks.
Xanaphia_Undomiel
06-01-07, 03:41 AM An easier system for elementals:

In most cases, elements in the same groups have the same stats. However, periods matter. For every period down, the elemental gets +2 Con, +2 Str, -2 Dex, and 3/4 speed (round all fractions up). So an Osmium elemental (2 periods down from Iron) would be as my Iron elemental but with +4 Str, -4 Dex, +4 Con, and 10 speed.

Groups similar to Iron:
I need someone to add a trait for these.
Group 9, starting with Cobalt.
Group 10, Nickel
Group 11, Copper
Group 12, Zinc (beware Mercury): +2 Dex, -2 Con, -2 Str, +10 speed

I need someone more scientificly trained to do more, as I have had absolutely no training in physics (or chemistry?) ever.
RLRapp
06-01-07, 03:43 AM The Iron elemental should bypass Cold Iron DR. Scare away those fey!
stargate525
06-01-07, 11:37 AM I think your AC is a bit off, especially for A, a CR 1 critter, and B, his flatfooted AC.

He, as well as all applicable others, should have the following trait;

Magnetic (ex)
This creature is able to attract iron, steel, and similar metals to his body as if under the effect of a Mage Hand spell. This effect is usable at will and has a radius equal to 5ft + 5ft/size category above small.
obrysii
06-01-07, 02:28 PM An Iron Elemental should have a rust weakness. Iron rusts rather willingly.
Xanaphia_Undomiel
06-01-07, 06:03 PM With the elemental, I imagine it as extremely hard to kill, so I think the AC should stay.
smorgasbord_of_pie
06-01-07, 09:54 PM Copper Elemental, Large
Large Elemental (Earth, Extraplanar)
Hit Dice: 8d8 + 24 (56 hp)
Initiative: +1 (dex)
Speed: 30ft
AC: 22 (-1 size +1 dex +12 natural)
BAB: +6
Attack: Slam + 9 melee (2d8 + 3)
Full Attack: 2 slams +9 melee (2d8 + 3)
Face/Reach: 10ft/10ft
Special attacks: Discharge
Special Qualities: Conductive, Damage Reduction 10/magic, Darkvision 60ft, Elemental Traits, Immunity to Electricity, Metal Mastery
Saves: Fort +15, Ref +4 Will +3
Abilities: Str 23 Dex 12 Con 17 Int 10 Wis 11 Cha 11
Skills: Listen +6, Spot +5
Feats: Cleave, Great Cleave, Power Attack
Climate: Plane of Electricity (maybe)
Organization: Solitary
CR: 6
Treasure: None
Alignment: Usually neutral
Advancement: 9-15 HD (Large)
LA: -
Out of the crackling portal emerges a hulking metal monstrosity, buzzing with energy.
Masters of the Plane of Electricity are the Copper Elementals. Highly conductive, they can absorb and release massive quantities of electricity. They have gained dominion over their chosen plane through flexibility and frequency: they can outnumber and overpower the larger, more powerful Aurum elementals. These two species wage a constant war on their home plane.
Copper elementals speak Cupran but never in mixed company.

Conductive (Ex)
Copper elementals are highly conductive, and can take electricity into their body. Whenever they are hit with an electrical attack, they take no damage (due to their electricity immunity) and instead add the damage dealt to their ‘electricity pool.’ If this pool goes over 65 points of damage there is an instant discharge, striking the nearest creature with their discharge ability, using the maximum amount of damage dice. When found, a copper elemental will have 3d10 points in its pool.
Discharge (Ex)
Copper elementals can release a bolt of electricity to the nearest living thing, provided it is not airborne. The bolt automatically hits. The elemental can spend 6 points of its electricity pool to deal 1d6 points of electrical damage in this discharge, to a maximum of 10d6 damage. Discharge has a range of 15 feet.
Metal Mastery (Ex)
A copper elemental gains a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls if both it and its foe are touching metal (including arms and armour). If an opponent is airborne or waterborne, the elemental takes a -4 penalty on attack and damage rolls. (These modifiers are not included in the statistics block.)

Note: Please PEACH
The Vorpal Tribble
06-01-07, 10:04 PM I call dibs on the Oxygen elemental. Have an interesting idea :cool:
stargate525
06-01-07, 10:37 PM Since I forsee alot of these using the same type of properties (metal mastery, magnetic, and explosive most likely being only the first), maybe we should consolidate them into a list?
smorgasbord_of_pie
06-02-07, 12:58 AM Yeah, maybe if you edited your OP and put them there.
smorgasbord_of_pie
06-02-07, 02:10 AM I couldn't resist, had to make another one. (This ones pretty similar to the Air elemental though)
Chlorine Elemental, Large
Large Elemental (Air, Extraplanar)
Hit Die: 8d8 + 24 (60 hp)
Initiative: +11
Speed: Fly 100 ft. (perfect)
AC 20 (-1 Size, +7 Dex, +4 Natural)
Base Attack Bonus: +6
Attack: Slam + 12 Melee (2d6 +2)
Full Attack: 2 slams +12 melee (2d6 +2)
Face/Reach: 10ft/10ft
Special Attacks: Air Mastery, Chlorine Poisoning
Special Qualities: Damage Reduction 5/-, Darkvision 60ft, Elemental Traits
Saves: Fort +5, Ref +13, Will +2
Abilities: Str 14, Dex 25, Con 16, Int 8, Wis 11, Cha 9
Skills: Listen +5, Spot +6
Feats: Combat Reflexes, Dodge, Flyby Attack, Improved Initiative, Weapon Finesse
Climate: Elemental Plane of Air
Organization: Solitary
Challenge Rating: 7
Treasure: None
Alignment: Usually Neutral
Advancement: 9-15 HD (Large)
LA: -
A rare occurrence on the Plane of Air, chlorine elementals are nevertheless extremely deadly to unprepared adventurers. Their chlorine poisoning ability can be quickly dangerous, especially for more frail party members.
Chlorine elementals speak Auran but rarely choose to do so.

Air Mastery (Ex)
Airborne creatures take a -1 penalty on attack and damage rolls against a chlorine elemental.

Chlorine Poisoning (Ex)
Anything hit by the chlorine elemental�s slam attack must make a Fortitude save (DC 17) or take 3d6 points of Constitution damage.
As always, Please PEACH.
Dracomortis
06-02-07, 10:25 AM Actually, as far as stats go, they'd propbably fall into one of three groups: solid, liquid, or gas. From there, the only real difference is going to be special abilities, based upon the exact element (radioactive elementals, for example, would expose creatures to radiation and would have a half-life; when the half-life expires, the elementals actually becomes another type). Metals are going to have higher AC and damage reduction than nonmetallic elementals, gaseous elementals could probably have the incorporeal subtype, etc.
smorgasbord_of_pie
06-02-07, 08:32 PM I think incorporeal would be stretching it a bit. That kinda means that it doesn't 100% 'exist', if that makes any sense. That's why air elementals aren't incorporeal.
Xanaphia_Undomiel
06-02-07, 09:10 PM Ok then. The three types are solid, liquid, and gas. These are balanced bonus/penalty abilities:

Dense: +2 Con, +2 Str, but -5 Speed, -2 Dex

Light: +2 Dex, +5 Speed, -2 Str, -2 Con

Malleable: +2 Dex, -2 Con

Brittle: DR 3/-, -2 Dex

Corrosive: Acid damage (how much), fast healing 3, lose 20% hp for each melee hit- I think that you expend yourself when burning people

Rustable: +4 Con. When damp, take 1 damage if Small, 2 if Medium, 4 if Large, 8 if Huge ect.

Noble: +2 Dex, ignore energy damage, -8 Str
smorgasbord_of_pie
06-03-07, 03:08 AM So is copper 'dense' or 'light'?
Dracomortis
06-03-07, 10:25 AM I think incorporeal would be stretching it a bit. That kinda means that it doesn't 100% 'exist', if that makes any sense. That's why air elementals aren't incorporeal.
Meh, it doesn't have to be full-blown incorporeability, just something similar (i.e. it has a percentage chance to ignore nonmagical, physical attacks).

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
stargate525 05-28-07, 03:08 PM	I was just reading the latest order of the stick, and Redcloak has just shown off number two on the list of 'Elementals for those who've passed Chemistry,' and it got me thinking. Would it be possible to create 94-118 balanced elementals, one for each real-world element (the number difference is if you want to go with just naturally occurring, or artificial atoms as well)? I'll definitely put some out, but I've got other things to do right now. I'd like to see how many we can actually get on here; I imagine some of them would be pretty kickass. And for reference: Periodic Table. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Periodic_table.svg) List of Finished Elementals
Romtos 05-28-07, 03:12 PM	I recently saw the Elementals Topic, but I can't find it on the last 15 pages. It's huge and contains your idea, together with loads of other elementals.
stargate525 05-28-07, 03:14 PM	I guessed I wasn't the only one who had thought of this, and I was rather surprised when my own search didn't turn up anything. If someone could throw up the link...
psy001098121 05-28-07, 11:43 PM	Sodium elementals... o.o; You know what Sodium does when it comes into contact with any substance or gas with O in it?
obrysii 05-28-07, 11:46 PM	Kaboom?
psy001098121 05-28-07, 11:49 PM	Kaboom? Put it this way. Summoning in a medium sized Sodium elemental in the rain is all you need to create a new geographical feature on the map. Well, maybe not THAT big, but it's a great way to destroy a good chunk of land. Your foes might not even realize that it was sodium. They'll just see you wave, incant, and suddenly big boom.
DragonBringerX 05-29-07, 01:55 AM	Howabout the most usuless elemental of em all O.O...the He (hellium)... you summon him...he just flys up. :confused: Summoner "i summon the He elemental" He elemental "by guys" Summoner "oh shoot...i was suppose to cast wall of fire first >_<" or even better... i could picture it now...:plotting: Evil Summoner "i summon a (Fe) iron elemental Good Summoner "i summon a (O) Oxygen elemental... and 2 (H) hydrogen elementals then a chain lighting to merge the two...HA HA HA...NOW I HAVE A WATER ELEMENTAL:evillaugh "
stargate525 05-29-07, 07:27 AM	You want a big boom? A Cesium elemental.... Or the iron elemental having at an oxygen elemental, make lots of rust. And the helium one has its uses, it'll make people talk in high, sqeaky voices.
obrysii 05-29-07, 09:28 AM	Helium elementals would also be good to bind to Airships, to gain additional buoyancy.
HuManBing 05-29-07, 10:10 AM	It may also ruin enemy spellcasters' verbal components, especially those dramatic necromancer ones that require deep, bass, stentorian tones... Imagine when they say "Spawn of Orcus compels you!" in a high squeaky irritated voice. :)
Lord_Canius 05-29-07, 10:39 AM	Howabout the most usuless elemental of em all O.O...the He (hellium)... you summon him...he just flys up. :confused: Summoner "i summon the He elemental" He elemental "by guys" Summoner "oh shoot...i was suppose to cast wall of fire first >_<" or even better... i could picture it now...:plotting: Evil Summoner "i summon a (Fe) iron elemental Good Summoner "i summon a (O) Oxygen elemental... and 2 (H) hydrogen elementals then a chain lighting to merge the two...HA HA HA...NOW I HAVE A WATER ELEMENTAL:evillaugh " Your humor is epic in proportion. You have been sigged.
DragonBringerX 05-30-07, 12:07 AM	Your humor is epic in proportion. You have been sigged. YESSS VICTORY IS MINE :evillaugh no really, thanx... i feel honored. :love:
NinjaPenguin 05-30-07, 09:30 AM	Fear the Plutonium elemental... That has rather evil possibilities all its own. Or perhaps the might... er... Neon elemental? Completely incapable to interacting meaningfully with anything at all except to shine pretty colors. Hmm...
stargate525 05-30-07, 02:59 PM	Fear the Plutonium elemental... That has rather evil possibilities all its own. Or perhaps the might... er... Neon elemental? Completely incapable to interacting meaningfully with anything at all except to shine pretty colors. Hmm... actually, the noble gas elementals would be useful for shielding other elementals from the air, as a few would instantly corrode or explode.
Deamon 05-30-07, 03:57 PM	Summon up a neutronium elemental. That would have a pretty high strength and should be able to kill things by density alone.
V8122 05-30-07, 06:50 PM	Nuclear elementals open up a whole new world of death!:D
stargate525 05-30-07, 07:01 PM	Nuclear elementals open up a whole new world of death!:D Finger of Radiation as an at-will supernatural ability?
Druid_of_the_storm 05-30-07, 07:16 PM	thermite elemental.......bring a match........useful for burning a hole in the ground.....insta-shovel;)
stargate525 05-30-07, 07:33 PM	Now we're getting into compounds...
Kassil 05-31-07, 05:27 AM	...I'm just thinking of a story a friend related, about a few high-level wizards who used Major Creation to conjure up a fissionable mass of uranium. I'm pretty sure a Medium-size elemental of the same substance would surpass critical mass, although I don't know the math.
JolanthusTrel 05-31-07, 05:42 AM	Hmmm, now think of the haul when you kill a platnium elemental, or summon it and sell it then wait for it to go 'bubbye'
Rinian2 05-31-07, 08:06 AM	I would say that all the Elementals of precious metals would be getting quite ticked off at how people use their substance as currency. I can almost imagine an army of outraged Fine Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Copper Elementals swarming from people's purses in rebellion... And would an Elder Carbon Elemental be diamond?
RobbyPants 05-31-07, 10:30 AM	You want a big boom? A Cesium elemental.... I was thinking the same thing when someone mentioned Sodium elementals. I started thinking about Potasium, Rubidium, Cesium, and Francium elementals (each getting worse). ...urainum elementals with uranium katanas??? :gah: :hides: :P
Dracomortis 05-31-07, 07:54 PM	Combine a neutron elemental with a uranium elemental for loads of fun. But seriously, let's decided which elements we want to do first and get to work. My vote goes to (surprise) the uranium elemental.
stargate525 05-31-07, 10:01 PM	I'll take the Hydrogen elemental. Expect it sometime next week.
Xanaphia_Undomiel 06-01-07, 03:25 AM	Iron Elemental Earth Elemental, Small Size/Type: Small Elemental (Extraplanar) Hit Dice: 2d8+2 (11 hp) Initiative:-2 Speed: 20 ft. (4 squares) Armor Class: 24 (+1 size, -2 Dex, +15 natural), touch 9, flat-footed 25 Base Attack/Grapple: 1/0 Attack: Slam +5 melee (1d6+4) Full Attack: Slam +5 melee (1d6+4) Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft. Special Attacks: Metal mastery, push Special Qualities: Darkvision 60 ft., elemental traits Saves: Fort +4, Ref -1, Will +0 Abilities: Str 17, Dex 6, Con 13, Int 4, Wis 11, Cha 11 Skills: Listen +3, Spot +2 Feats: Power Attack Environment: Elemental Plane of Earth Organization: Solitary Challenge Rating: 1 Treasure: None Alignment: Usually neutral Advancement: 3 HD (Small) Level Adjustment: — As the sorcerer finishes her spel, a massive rift appears in the air in front of her. A giant metal hulk comes out and brandishing its massive arms joins the fight. Iron elementals speak Ferran but rarely choose to do so. Combat Iron elementals are deadly opponents, swinging their arms and breaking bones with a hit. Metal Mastery (Ex) An iron elemental gains a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls if both it and its foe are touching metal (INCLUDING ARMOUR AND SWORDS). If an opponent is airborne or waterborne, the elemental takes a -4 penalty on attack and damage rolls. (These modifiers are not included in the statistics block.) Push (Ex) An iron elemental can start a bull rush maneuver without provoking an attack of opportunity. The combat modifiers given in Metal Mastery, above, also apply to the Iron elemental’s opposed Strength checks.
Xanaphia_Undomiel 06-01-07, 03:41 AM	An easier system for elementals: In most cases, elements in the same groups have the same stats. However, periods matter. For every period down, the elemental gets +2 Con, +2 Str, -2 Dex, and 3/4 speed (round all fractions up). So an Osmium elemental (2 periods down from Iron) would be as my Iron elemental but with +4 Str, -4 Dex, +4 Con, and 10 speed. Groups similar to Iron: I need someone to add a trait for these. Group 9, starting with Cobalt. Group 10, Nickel Group 11, Copper Group 12, Zinc (beware Mercury): +2 Dex, -2 Con, -2 Str, +10 speed I need someone more scientificly trained to do more, as I have had absolutely no training in physics (or chemistry?) ever.
RLRapp 06-01-07, 03:43 AM	The Iron elemental should bypass Cold Iron DR. Scare away those fey!
stargate525 06-01-07, 11:37 AM	I think your AC is a bit off, especially for A, a CR 1 critter, and B, his flatfooted AC. He, as well as all applicable others, should have the following trait; Magnetic (ex) This creature is able to attract iron, steel, and similar metals to his body as if under the effect of a Mage Hand spell. This effect is usable at will and has a radius equal to 5ft + 5ft/size category above small.
obrysii 06-01-07, 02:28 PM	An Iron Elemental should have a rust weakness. Iron rusts rather willingly.
Xanaphia_Undomiel 06-01-07, 06:03 PM	With the elemental, I imagine it as extremely hard to kill, so I think the AC should stay.
smorgasbord_of_pie 06-01-07, 09:54 PM	Copper Elemental, Large Large Elemental (Earth, Extraplanar) Hit Dice: 8d8 + 24 (56 hp) Initiative: +1 (dex) Speed: 30ft AC: 22 (-1 size +1 dex +12 natural) BAB: +6 Attack: Slam + 9 melee (2d8 + 3) Full Attack: 2 slams +9 melee (2d8 + 3) Face/Reach: 10ft/10ft Special attacks: Discharge Special Qualities: Conductive, Damage Reduction 10/magic, Darkvision 60ft, Elemental Traits, Immunity to Electricity, Metal Mastery Saves: Fort +15, Ref +4 Will +3 Abilities: Str 23 Dex 12 Con 17 Int 10 Wis 11 Cha 11 Skills: Listen +6, Spot +5 Feats: Cleave, Great Cleave, Power Attack Climate: Plane of Electricity (maybe) Organization: Solitary CR: 6 Treasure: None Alignment: Usually neutral Advancement: 9-15 HD (Large) LA: - Out of the crackling portal emerges a hulking metal monstrosity, buzzing with energy. Masters of the Plane of Electricity are the Copper Elementals. Highly conductive, they can absorb and release massive quantities of electricity. They have gained dominion over their chosen plane through flexibility and frequency: they can outnumber and overpower the larger, more powerful Aurum elementals. These two species wage a constant war on their home plane. Copper elementals speak Cupran but never in mixed company. Conductive (Ex) Copper elementals are highly conductive, and can take electricity into their body. Whenever they are hit with an electrical attack, they take no damage (due to their electricity immunity) and instead add the damage dealt to their ‘electricity pool.’ If this pool goes over 65 points of damage there is an instant discharge, striking the nearest creature with their discharge ability, using the maximum amount of damage dice. When found, a copper elemental will have 3d10 points in its pool. Discharge (Ex) Copper elementals can release a bolt of electricity to the nearest living thing, provided it is not airborne. The bolt automatically hits. The elemental can spend 6 points of its electricity pool to deal 1d6 points of electrical damage in this discharge, to a maximum of 10d6 damage. Discharge has a range of 15 feet. Metal Mastery (Ex) A copper elemental gains a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls if both it and its foe are touching metal (including arms and armour). If an opponent is airborne or waterborne, the elemental takes a -4 penalty on attack and damage rolls. (These modifiers are not included in the statistics block.) Note: Please PEACH
The Vorpal Tribble 06-01-07, 10:04 PM	I call dibs on the Oxygen elemental. Have an interesting idea :cool:
stargate525 06-01-07, 10:37 PM	Since I forsee alot of these using the same type of properties (metal mastery, magnetic, and explosive most likely being only the first), maybe we should consolidate them into a list?
smorgasbord_of_pie 06-02-07, 12:58 AM	Yeah, maybe if you edited your OP and put them there.
smorgasbord_of_pie 06-02-07, 02:10 AM	I couldn't resist, had to make another one. (This ones pretty similar to the Air elemental though) Chlorine Elemental, Large Large Elemental (Air, Extraplanar) Hit Die: 8d8 + 24 (60 hp) Initiative: +11 Speed: Fly 100 ft. (perfect) AC 20 (-1 Size, +7 Dex, +4 Natural) Base Attack Bonus: +6 Attack: Slam + 12 Melee (2d6 +2) Full Attack: 2 slams +12 melee (2d6 +2) Face/Reach: 10ft/10ft Special Attacks: Air Mastery, Chlorine Poisoning Special Qualities: Damage Reduction 5/-, Darkvision 60ft, Elemental Traits Saves: Fort +5, Ref +13, Will +2 Abilities: Str 14, Dex 25, Con 16, Int 8, Wis 11, Cha 9 Skills: Listen +5, Spot +6 Feats: Combat Reflexes, Dodge, Flyby Attack, Improved Initiative, Weapon Finesse Climate: Elemental Plane of Air Organization: Solitary Challenge Rating: 7 Treasure: None Alignment: Usually Neutral Advancement: 9-15 HD (Large) LA: - A rare occurrence on the Plane of Air, chlorine elementals are nevertheless extremely deadly to unprepared adventurers. Their chlorine poisoning ability can be quickly dangerous, especially for more frail party members. Chlorine elementals speak Auran but rarely choose to do so. Air Mastery (Ex) Airborne creatures take a -1 penalty on attack and damage rolls against a chlorine elemental. Chlorine Poisoning (Ex) Anything hit by the chlorine elemental�s slam attack must make a Fortitude save (DC 17) or take 3d6 points of Constitution damage. As always, Please PEACH.
Dracomortis 06-02-07, 10:25 AM	Actually, as far as stats go, they'd propbably fall into one of three groups: solid, liquid, or gas. From there, the only real difference is going to be special abilities, based upon the exact element (radioactive elementals, for example, would expose creatures to radiation and would have a half-life; when the half-life expires, the elementals actually becomes another type). Metals are going to have higher AC and damage reduction than nonmetallic elementals, gaseous elementals could probably have the incorporeal subtype, etc.
smorgasbord_of_pie 06-02-07, 08:32 PM	I think incorporeal would be stretching it a bit. That kinda means that it doesn't 100% 'exist', if that makes any sense. That's why air elementals aren't incorporeal.
Xanaphia_Undomiel 06-02-07, 09:10 PM	Ok then. The three types are solid, liquid, and gas. These are balanced bonus/penalty abilities: Dense: +2 Con, +2 Str, but -5 Speed, -2 Dex Light: +2 Dex, +5 Speed, -2 Str, -2 Con Malleable: +2 Dex, -2 Con Brittle: DR 3/-, -2 Dex Corrosive: Acid damage (how much), fast healing 3, lose 20% hp for each melee hit- I think that you expend yourself when burning people Rustable: +4 Con. When damp, take 1 damage if Small, 2 if Medium, 4 if Large, 8 if Huge ect. Noble: +2 Dex, ignore energy damage, -8 Str
smorgasbord_of_pie 06-03-07, 03:08 AM	So is copper 'dense' or 'light'?
Dracomortis 06-03-07, 10:25 AM	I think incorporeal would be stretching it a bit. That kinda means that it doesn't 100% 'exist', if that makes any sense. That's why air elementals aren't incorporeal. Meh, it doesn't have to be full-blown incorporeability, just something similar (i.e. it has a percentage chance to ignore nonmagical, physical attacks).