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Patrick Draken-Korin 05-01-05, 04:42 PM	A creature with constitution as a non-ability isn't alive. This means that is doesn't tire (and can run endlessly, as long as there is no restriction on the bility to run). What else tires a creature? It would have been much simpler if it was that non-living creatures are immune to fatigue and exhaustion, but that isn't the case*. What other things can a non-living creature do (endlessly, without penalty)? I remember something about working for more than 8 hours causes fatigue, but that's it. Any thoughts/answers? thanx for replies. *Note: I know that both constructs and undead, all known non-living creatures, are immune to both fatigue and exhaustion, but this is mentioned in the creature types, not with the non-ability of constitution.
Patrick Draken-Korin 05-03-05, 03:30 PM	skip it. i don't relly care- i'll just go with the idea that creatures without a constitution score aren't subject to fatigue or exhaustion. it just doens't affect them. there, done. not like it actually affects anything.