immortality questions

[12owlbears]

Are their ways to become immortal without being undead or an elf(not that theirs anything wrong with elves)? If so what are the drawbacks

[Slipperychicken]

Elves aren't immortal. (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/description.htm#age)

[skyth]

A 20th level wizard in Pathfinder can become immortal by taking a feat.

I'm not sure, but I believe cloning would keep you immortal if the sample is taken at a younger age and the clone is kept in stasis.

[skyth]

Elves aren't immortal. (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/description.htm#age)

Depends on the world. In the Birthright campaign world, for instance, they are.

[BWR]

Follow one of the following Paths: Paragon, Polymath, Epic Hero or Dynast.
If you manage that, you become an Immortal (basically a god). Killing you then is pretty darn hard.

You can also become an Entropic Immortal, but that wasn't detailed in the books.

[Slipperychicken]

Warforged don't age past the Middle Age category.

[Emperor Tippy]

The 9th level spell Kissed by the Ages gives the recipient the Endless (Ex) special quality, which makes you immortal (at least in regards to aging).

[Tysis]

Immortality handbook

http://www.minmaxboards.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=8jseki89mr5l3f9falm47ga607&topic=1179

[SaintNick]

Elan is also another option if you're just looking for a race that doesn't age.

[Thanatosia]

Reincarnation gets you a youthful new Young Adult body, so if you dont mind hopping around species, getting your rezes from a Druid rather then a Cleric does the trick - just be sure to die and get reincarnated before old age actually takes you, cuz you can't reincarnate someone who died of old age.

And if you really hate the species swapping, Wish or Miracle can get you your old body back, it's kind of open to interpretation if you get your old body back in it's aged form or if you get to keep your new young adult status, rules don't specify... but since it's a wish, careful wording and a DM eager to let the campaign continue is probably all you'll need.