Post/Author/DateTime	Post
vagabonvoid 02-24-08, 10:29 PM	I have searched the forums and my books... So I'm asking... A Living Construct cannot heal damage naturally... That is well known, but how would a warforged character heal/repair damage without magic??? Is there a mundane way such as use with the craft skill??? I need to know...
Shaggy_Shaggs 02-25-08, 12:26 AM	Look under Craft, page 46 of Eberron Campaign Setting.
blade265 02-25-08, 11:28 AM	Also the Artificer class has good craft skills and makes an excellent Warforged repairer.
LoneStranger 02-25-08, 06:42 PM	The short form of it is others sleep, Warforged are hammering out the dents in their legs during the night.
MC_Templar 02-25-08, 07:05 PM	Does anyone else encounter GMs who are evil enough to have the warforged repairs be noisy enough to wake the spell casters so they can't get a good night's sleep?
ciaran 02-26-08, 01:16 PM	Would you want to sleep while your room mate worked on his car that got t-boned? No, this is great. Talk about fun.
Neutronium_Dragon 02-26-08, 10:03 PM	A warforged repairing himself is fidgety tinkering-level noise, not garage-level power tool noise. It certainly isn't loud enough to prevent people from sleeping. (Particularly given all of the other things that adventurers are routinely sleeping through.)
Ace_of_time 02-27-08, 03:08 AM	There is a way. It does enlove a spell and I know you said no magic but the magic of the spell doesn't really heal you. It is called unseen crafter. Or something like that it uses your craft ranks and repairs you until healed completely or spell expires. It is in one of the splat books but don't remember where. It can even take a 10.
zeratulcraft 02-27-08, 03:24 AM	Check out the Repair Light Damage series of spells for Wiz/Sor. Prolly Spell Compendium.