Healing for Flesh Golems [Archive] - Wizards Community

Healing for Flesh Golems [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
riftdragon
11-20-07, 11:16 PM I am playing a flesh golem and am wondering how do i heal damage? Does healing bypass magic immunity? If not what options do i have to heal me when I'm injured
calronmoonflower
11-20-07, 11:21 PM I am playing a flesh golem and am wondering how do i heal damage? Does healing bypass magic immunity? If not what options do i have to heal me when I'm injured

Get a spellcaster with the Craft Construct feat. They can heal you in a ratio of 1 hp/50 gp.

Also supernatural healing should work.
JulesCARV
11-20-07, 11:30 PM If you know a wizard, sorcerer, or artificer, then then the Repair x damage spells should do it. Similarly, if you know a shaper psion, then Psionic Repair Damage can do it.
Borris
11-21-07, 12:34 AM By the way, the repair ... damage spells can be found in the Spell Compendium, as well as in the Eberron Campaign Setting.
celestialkin
11-21-07, 12:46 AM If you know a wizard, sorcerer, or artificer, then then the Repair x damage spells should do it. Similarly, if you know a shaper psion, then Psionic Repair Damage can do it.

I believe he is concerned about the magic immunity preventing such spells.
calronmoonflower
11-21-07, 01:10 AM I believe he is concerned about the magic immunity preventing such spells.

I looked it up and they do not allow for spell resistance, so they bypass the golems immunity.
KernOfGort
11-23-07, 12:41 PM As a player character, doesn't it say somewhere that you can conciously forgo the saving throws for a spell/power and let it affect you normally?

Also, I remember reading a forgotten realms book (I think it was Pools of Twilight), and the Main Character (Kern??) was immune to magic. He had to concentrate to allow magic to affect him...

Anyway, just something to think about...
calronmoonflower
11-23-07, 06:04 PM Under the Rules As Written spell immunity cannot be willingly lowered. Only spell resistance can.

Either the character you mentioned isn't following the rules or he just has really high spell resistance instead of immunity.
dawnbringer
11-24-07, 06:37 PM Only repair spells will work. Maybe with a craft check in a certain craft skill you might be able to repair yourself over 8 hours.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
riftdragon 11-20-07, 11:16 PM	I am playing a flesh golem and am wondering how do i heal damage? Does healing bypass magic immunity? If not what options do i have to heal me when I'm injured
calronmoonflower 11-20-07, 11:21 PM	I am playing a flesh golem and am wondering how do i heal damage? Does healing bypass magic immunity? If not what options do i have to heal me when I'm injured Get a spellcaster with the Craft Construct feat. They can heal you in a ratio of 1 hp/50 gp. Also supernatural healing should work.
JulesCARV 11-20-07, 11:30 PM	If you know a wizard, sorcerer, or artificer, then then the Repair x damage spells should do it. Similarly, if you know a shaper psion, then Psionic Repair Damage can do it.
Borris 11-21-07, 12:34 AM	By the way, the repair ... damage spells can be found in the Spell Compendium, as well as in the Eberron Campaign Setting.
celestialkin 11-21-07, 12:46 AM	If you know a wizard, sorcerer, or artificer, then then the Repair x damage spells should do it. Similarly, if you know a shaper psion, then Psionic Repair Damage can do it. I believe he is concerned about the magic immunity preventing such spells.
calronmoonflower 11-21-07, 01:10 AM	I believe he is concerned about the magic immunity preventing such spells. I looked it up and they do not allow for spell resistance, so they bypass the golems immunity.
KernOfGort 11-23-07, 12:41 PM	As a player character, doesn't it say somewhere that you can conciously forgo the saving throws for a spell/power and let it affect you normally? Also, I remember reading a forgotten realms book (I think it was Pools of Twilight), and the Main Character (Kern??) was immune to magic. He had to concentrate to allow magic to affect him... Anyway, just something to think about...
calronmoonflower 11-23-07, 06:04 PM	Under the Rules As Written spell immunity cannot be willingly lowered. Only spell resistance can. Either the character you mentioned isn't following the rules or he just has really high spell resistance instead of immunity.
dawnbringer 11-24-07, 06:37 PM	Only repair spells will work. Maybe with a craft check in a certain craft skill you might be able to repair yourself over 8 hours.