Can a warforged juggernaught frenzy?

[Tor the Fallen]

Could he even rage?

[Jasdoif]

I don't see anything that would prohibit them from such. The FAQ even mentions that warforged barbarians aren't fatigued at the end of their rage, since they're immune to fatigue; so they must be able to rage in the first place.

[Tor the Fallen]

So if a warforged juggernaught went into a frenzy, would he be immune from the part where he supreme cleaves through the party?

[Jasdoif]

So if a warforged juggernaught went into a frenzy, would he be immune from the part where he supreme cleaves through the party?I don't why he would be immune.

Sadly I don't have the juggernaught description to check, but Frenzy allows you make a Will save to prematurely end your frenzy. It's not described as mind-affecting or anything else other then just being a Will save; so you'd need some ability that lets you pass any Will save in order to be immune from cleaving your party once you run out of foes.

[Tor the Fallen]

I don't why he would be immune.

Sadly I don't have the juggernaught description to check, but Frenzy allows you make a Will save to prematurely end your frenzy. It's not described as mind-affecting or anything else other then just being a Will save; so you'd need some ability that lets you pass any Will save in order to be immune from cleaving your party once you run out of foes.

Hm, so you're right.

I guess robots can still get angry.

[reorith]

Hm, so you're right.

I guess robots can still get angry.

but they still can't love.

[Madmal]

but they still can't love.

Airazor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airazor) and Tigatron (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tigatron) would like to disagree.:smalltongue:

[Tor the Fallen]

Richard Deckard wouldn't.

[TheOOB]

Richard Deckard wouldn't.

Didn't Deckard fall in love with a gynoid?

Anyways, the computer loves all. Trust The Computer. The Computer is Your Friend.

[Krimm_Blackleaf]

Airazor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airazor) and Tigatron (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tigatron) would like to disagree.:smalltongue:

I think I might love you for this.

[Skyserpent]

Hal loves Dave!

Right well I heard something about this, I think it's because Rage is tied to Constitution and Juggernauts don't have any? I don't know about juggernauts but they are more construct liek than regular forged I thought...

They talked about this in one of the D&D official things... something about Vampire Barbarians who can only rage 4 times or something...

[Tor the Fallen]

Juggernaughts keep their con, but lose the weaknesses of puny flesh-bags.

[Yechezkiel]

This (http://llbbl.com/data/RPG-motivational/target36.html) warforged could frenzy.

[Jasdoif]

They talked about this in one of the D&D official things... something about Vampire Barbarians who can only rage 4 times or something...The FAQ says that undead barbarians, who don't have Con scores, can rage. However, they get no Con increase (since they still don't have a Con score to increase), and they have no Con modifier so their rage always lasts for 3 rounds.

[AtomicKitKat]

Extended Rage is a must-have for any Undead Barbarians. Unless you can guarantee squashing any and all threats in 3 rounds.:smallwink:

[Leon]

Faulty Programing

[Person_Man]

Yes. It's an Extraordinary ability. It even works if you're immune to magic and/or mind affecting effects.

[Kurald Galain]

Could he even rage?

No, it violates the Laws of Robotics.

[Forks]

Richard Deckard wouldn't.

Theres actually some debate as to whether or not Deckard is a replicant.
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