RPM Animating Inanimate Matter

nick_coffin · 12-25-2013, 05:46 PM

Question for RPM gurus:

How do you stat out the creature created by bringing inanimate objects to life? For example, take the example ritual in Monster Hunters: Champions that turns stone lions into the real thing - what stats do these lions have? Does it matter what size they are - would an animated giant statue of a lion have more ST than a realistically sized one? Does it matter what the original material is?

What about magical constructs like golems? How would one stat these out? Assuming that no extra effects like Bestows a Bonus (ST) is added to the spell, how strong would a traditional clay golem (of large but within the realm of human size) be? Would it be stronger if created at a larger size?

12-25-2013, 05:46 PM	#1
nick_coffin MIB Join Date: Aug 2004	RPM Animating Inanimate Matter Question for RPM gurus: How do you stat out the creature created by bringing inanimate objects to life? For example, take the example ritual in Monster Hunters: Champions that turns stone lions into the real thing - what stats do these lions have? Does it matter what size they are - would an animated giant statue of a lion have more ST than a realistically sized one? Does it matter what the original material is? What about magical constructs like golems? How would one stat these out? Assuming that no extra effects like Bestows a Bonus (ST) is added to the spell, how strong would a traditional clay golem (of large but within the realm of human size) be? Would it be stronger if created at a larger size?