Troll-blooded without the fatigue?

[Joe Eskimo]

Can anyone help me get around the 'fatigued in sunlight' part of the Troll-blooded feat? Are there any feats or items i should take/acquire to negate this drawback? Thanks in advance.

[Hecuba]

Armor of the Unending Hunt

There is also the first level regional feat "Tireless"

[Togo]

Parasol from Sandstorm. :smallwink:

[Spuddles]

Put it on a warforged. Pick up Warforged Juggernaught levels to gain immunity to nonlethal damage.

[marcielle]

Warforged? I'm not familiar with the feat but warforged means you never get fatigued ever.

[Ravens_cry]

Warforged?
Warforged.

[Crasical]

Parasol from Sandstorm. :smallwink:

Aaaaand now I want to play a regenerating, nigh-invulnerable young woman in frilly gothic lolita clothing. Dammit.

[hewhosaysfish]

Waitaminute!

Trolls don't get fatigued in sunlight; humans (for example) don't get fatigued in sunlight (at least not by sunlight alone).
Why would a 31/32-human-1/32-troll be fatigued by sunlight?

[Ravens_cry]

Aaaaand now I want to play a regenerating, nigh-invulnerable young woman in frilly gothic lolita clothing. Dammit.
Dammit, me too. :smallannoyed:

[Spuddles]

Waitaminute!

Trolls don't get fatigued in sunlight; humans (for example) don't get fatigued in sunlight (at least not by sunlight alone).
Why would a 31/32-human-1/32-troll be fatigued by sunlight?

Because rules.

[Thurbane]

Waitaminute!

Trolls don't get fatigued in sunlight; humans (for example) don't get fatigued in sunlight (at least not by sunlight alone).
Why would a 31/32-human-1/32-troll be fatigued by sunlight?
JRR Tolkien?

[Joe Eskimo]

Waitaminute!

Trolls don't get fatigued in sunlight; humans (for example) don't get fatigued in sunlight (at least not by sunlight alone).
Why would a 31/32-human-1/32-troll be fatigued by sunlight?

Hey, you've got a point there!

[Ravens_cry]

JRR Tolkien?
Oh, it's older than that.

[Andorax]

Oh, it's older than that.

Sure it is...but for most of us, if it weren't for Tolkien, we wouldn't know about it.

[Thump]

Hold on, if someone made a Troll-blooded Warforged, and by RAW for Regeneration, would he be immune to all damage except fire and acid?

[Spuddles]

Hold on, if someone made a Troll-blooded Warforged, and by RAW for Regeneration, would he be immune to all damage except fire and acid?

No. Warforged still take nonlethal damage. You need 3 levels of Warforged Juggernaut to get the nonlethal damage immunity.

[Fouredged Sword]

And then he attunes himself to the fire and acid elemental plane and is immune to all damage except seering spells.

[Necroticplague]

And then he attunes himself to the fire and acid elemental plane and is immune to all damage except seering spells.

And then he attaches some iron golem parts to himself and is immune to even searing spells.

[marcielle]

I love that noone is even questioning why a robot made in a magic factory has a troll ancestor.

[Spuddles]

I love that noone is even questioning why a robot made in a magic factory has a troll ancestor.

Because rules.

[Tyndmyr]

I love that noone is even questioning why a robot made in a magic factory has a troll ancestor.

Do you know how magic factories work? It ain't pretty....

[Andorax]

Ok...

Why DOES a robot made in a magic factory on Eberron have a troll ancestor from a specific region of Greyhawk?

[Tyndmyr]

Ok...

Why DOES a robot made in a magic factory on Eberron have a troll ancestor from a specific region of Greyhawk?

Because Warforged has an entry in monster manual 3, and therefore, are not exclusive to Eberron?

[Tokuhara]

Ok...

Why DOES a robot made in a magic factory on Eberron have a troll ancestor from a specific region of Greyhawk?

Since one of the Monster Manuals, Warforged was added to all settings, as was Shifter and Changeling. Therefore, a Warforged in Greyhawk wouldn't be weird.

As for the Troll-Blooded, perhaps it was used to give this specific Warforged life?

[Kuulvheysoon]

Well clearly, Troll blood is used as the lubricative agent in the Creation Forges.

[Roguenewb]

Troll-Forged (AWESOME NAME) can only be created with Flaws or as a class that can take Toughness as a level 1 bonus feat. If your DM, like many, allows you to ditch regional reqs that don't make a ton of sense, then a level 1 Troll-Forged fighter would be....intimidating.

[molten_dragon]

And then he attaches some iron golem parts to himself and is immune to even searing spells.

How do iron golem parts make you immune to searing spell? Magic immunity only works against SR: Yes. And there are plenty of SR: No fire spells.

[Grelna the Blue]

The Daylight Adaptation (http://dndtools.eu/feats/forgotten-realms-campaign-setting--19/daylight-adaptation--519/) feat seems as if it could apply.

[Tyndmyr]

How do iron golem parts make you immune to searing spell? Magic immunity only works against SR: Yes. And there are plenty of SR: No fire spells.

Iron golems heal from fire instead of being harmed by it.

[The Glyphstone]

See, when a mommy troll and a daddy robot love each other very much, their great-great-great-great-great^lots-grandchild is a bit....odd.

[Demonic_Spoon]

While the thread seems to have devolved into a robot/goth troll slashfic I'd just like to mention the tireless legs from Faiths of Eberron which iirc makes you immune to fatigue. Most of the other grafts from there are nice as well(We can rebuild him, better, stronger, more metal!)

[Kuulvheysoon]

IIRC, the Boots of the Unending Journey (CDiv, MIC)'s base effect is immunity to fatigue. And, of course, Horizon Walker 1.