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| #1OptimatorMay 19, 2014 16:59:58 | All 3.5 books, Dragon, PF. +1 because of Greater Magic Vestment. Maybe +3 for convenience with armour crystals. No need for heavy fort since the Warforged feat that gives immunity to crits. Improved Resilience? Or is that nonlethal damage? Whatever. Soulfire is suspect due to being a caster. |
| #2WyvernhandMay 19, 2014 18:53:25 | I like Energy Immunity. At level 20, you have HP to absorb most straight up HP energy attacks, but sometimes you get hit by Empowered Maximized Orbs of Fire or Dragonfire or such that just deal more damage than most characters are comfortable taking. Energy Immunity is on-demand immediate action immunity to the flavor of your choice for a minute (long enough for most fights) once per day. Its a +2 equiv, so its reasonably priced. You can always pick up a flat 10-15 points to most flavors of energy with the simple +gold expenditures that aren't +equivalents which will help you with your garden variety energy attacks.
Otherwise, Overwhemlingly Soulfire. Immunity to a lot of no-save negative energy effects like Maximized Split Empowered Enervation is important. |
| #3Slagger_the_ChuulMay 19, 2014 23:47:44 | I'd usually recommend Blueshine (because protecting expensive armour from acid and rust is worth the small amount of gold), but I think being warforged and having it as part of your body changes things there unless the DM allows your adamantine plating to be damaged separately. |
| #4Tempest_StormwindMay 20, 2014 9:53:36 | The places I usually look for gear suggestions are Bunko's and this list.
In addition to Soulfire, another cheap one to consider - particularly if paired with Magic Vestment - is Ghostward, a +1 ability that adds your armor's enhancement bonus to touch AC. Arguably the only AC that really matters, and if you're enhancing your armor through Magic Vestment anyway...
(Slagger: You're right that warforged respond differently to rust attacks and the like. It's not explicit what happens if, say, a black pudding hits a warforged, but it's implied that the warforged doesn't lose its plating, any more than a hit from an ochre jelly destroys a human's skin and leaves you looking like an anatomy text's drawings.) |
| #5Slagger_the_ChuulMay 21, 2014 3:28:09 |
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