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	What does Psiforged Body actually do? Well, you get +1 psionic power point at 1st level, even if you don't take a psionic class, and your body now functions like a cognizance cyrstal, letting you store (1 + (1 per 2 character levels)) psionic power points for later usage. That's it.		What does Psiforged Body actually do? Well, you get +1 psionic power point at 1st level, even if you don't take a psionic class, and your body now functions like a cognizance cyrstal, letting you store (1 + (1 per 2 character levels)) psionic power points for later usage. That's it.

	===4E===		===4e===
	::Ability scores: +2 Constitution, +2 Intelligence or +2 Strength		::Ability scores: +2 Constitution, +2 Intelligence or +2 Strength
	::Size: Medium		::Size: Medium

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 Warforged Juggernaut makes a warforged a bit more like a proper golem, sacrificing squishy goodies like the ability to benefit from healing spells in exchange for golem-like immunities and goodies. Reforged is a prestige class that does the exact opposite, gaining natural healing and some improved wisdom and social skills. The final level tosses away everything good about being a Warforged for ''nothing'' and makes it one of the few prestige classes where getting the levels level drained away and replaced with nothing will actually make you stronger. The art does give us a Warforged pimp though. Renegade Master can't be taken by Warforged and is an attempt by squishies to make themselves more like Warforged. Spellcarved Soldier is a gish class that doesn't advance spellcasting and instead gives a bunch of mediocre bonuses you can only have one of active.
-Warforged [[Artificer]] racial substution levels allow a Warforged to focus more on augmenting their own body and gain the ability to make magic weapons into familiars. There's also Warforged Fighter and Paladin substitution levels, but they're trash.
+Warforged [[Artificer]] racial substitution levels allow a Warforged to focus more on augmenting their own body and gain the ability to make magic weapons into familiars. There's also Warforged Fighter and Paladin substitution levels, but they're trash.
-''Monster Manual 3'' introduces the Warforged Scout and Warforged Charger variant races. The scouts are similar to normal Warforged, but are slower and smaller, and have less strength and constitution. There is absolutely no good reason to play as one. The Charger is the exact opposite, sporting +10 Strength and +10 Constitution among other benefits, allowing you to tear shit up as a robot version of King Kong.
+====Scout====
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1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Added stub entries for Chargers, Scouts and Psiforged. Seriously, this section needs work.

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	'''Warforged Colossi''' (singular: '''Colossus''') are the '''really''' big brothers. They're basically [[magitek]] [[titan]]s, being Gargantuan-sized versions of the Titans with magitek cannons, a freaking death ray for a head, and a really pissed off attitude. They were intended to be House Cannith's ultimate weapon, able to singlehandedly crush armies, but roughly the same day that they took to the battlefield, the Mourning happened, and so they are largely either destroyed, inoperable, or just impossible to recover.		'''Warforged Colossi''' (singular: '''Colossus''') are the '''really''' big brothers. They're basically [[magitek]] [[titan]]s, being Gargantuan-sized versions of the Titans with magitek cannons, a freaking death ray for a head, and a really pissed off attitude. They were intended to be House Cannith's ultimate weapon, able to singlehandedly crush armies, but roughly the same day that they took to the battlefield, the Mourning happened, and so they are largely either destroyed, inoperable, or just impossible to recover.

			'''Warforged Scouts''' go in the opposite direction. A fully sapient branch of the warforged family tree, Scouts are miniature warforged designed to be about the size of [[halfling]]s. Why? Well, it's all in the name; they were meant to be used to sneak around the battle field to chart the terrain, spy on the enemy, launch assassination missions... aside from the whole "20ft base speed" thing, they're actually pretty good at it. As a "true" warforged variant, they're actually playable in 3e. They showed up in the [[Monster Manual 3]].

			'''Warforged Chargers''' are the missing link between the Titans and the Soldiers; smaller and smarter than Titans, but still big, dumb bruisers compared to the standard warforged. They basically look like a warforged gorilla, with stumpy legs and overly long arms that let them hunker down on all fours and sprint across the battlefield at an improved pace. Combined with beefed up armor and the strength to literally rip squishy humans limb from limb with their bare metallic hands, Chargers are basically all the best parts of a [[golem]] and a battle-trained killer gorilla. Like the scout, they appeared in the [[Monster Manual]] 3 and are technically a playable race, although they have to deal with [[Level Adjustment]].

			'''Psiforged''' are the most recently emerged warforged strain, and represent an experimental line that was just reaching production when [[Mournland\|The Mourning]] happened. As a result, they are the rarest of the warforged variants. As their name suggests, they are warforged created with a particular affinity for [[psionics]], and can easily be visually distinguished from the standard Soldier model by the psi-channeling crystals that sprout, tumor-like, from their bodies. They appeared as a playable race in Magic of Eberron.

	==Nentir Vale Warforged==		==Nentir Vale Warforged==

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Added a stub of a section on warforged variants, but I only covered the titans and colossi.

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Added a stub of a section on warforged variants, but I only covered the titans and colossi.

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	Warforged-Meatbag relations are strained in most of the world. Their ability to work without sleep or breaks while not caring about the heat of the factories is causing a lot of [[meme\|terk er jerbs]] among the squishies, but their lack of history and support structure makes them vulnerable to exploitative practices and low wages humanoids wised up to long ago (though to be fair it's not like they'd have much to ''spend'' their money on to begin with when you think about it). Some Cannith outposts are alleged to hold Warforged in effective slavery by keeping them unaware of their legal freedom. They are also viewed as inherently dangerous, as a warforged with the [[Adamantine]] body feat is very difficult to damage by conventional means and they're never ''quite'' sure the tin can ''won't'' go on a rampage...		Warforged-Meatbag relations are strained in most of the world. Their ability to work without sleep or breaks while not caring about the heat of the factories is causing a lot of [[meme\|terk er jerbs]] among the squishies, but their lack of history and support structure makes them vulnerable to exploitative practices and low wages humanoids wised up to long ago (though to be fair it's not like they'd have much to ''spend'' their money on to begin with when you think about it). Some Cannith outposts are alleged to hold Warforged in effective slavery by keeping them unaware of their legal freedom. They are also viewed as inherently dangerous, as a warforged with the [[Adamantine]] body feat is very difficult to damage by conventional means and they're never ''quite'' sure the tin can ''won't'' go on a rampage...

			===Warforged Variants===
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			As versatile as the warforged are, House Cannith wasn't content to simply run with them. No, they played around with the process, and managed to produce a number of different Warforged variants.

			'''Warforged Titans''' are much closer to the traditional [[golem]]; not entirely brainless, but nowhere near as smart as a true warforged. They make up for it by being ''really'' big (Huge sized). They typically possess a giant crushing hammer for one hand and a scything mega-axe for the other hand, although individual models may swap this out, such as replacing one hand with a siege staff (magical cannon). They are basically the [[Eberron]] version of tanks, with hollow interiors that let them carry troops into battle, as well as platforms that troops can use to fire ranged weapons, artillery, or spells from.

			'''Warforged Colossi''' (singular: '''Colossus''') are the '''really''' big brothers. They're basically [[magitek]] [[titan]]s, being Gargantuan-sized versions of the Titans with magitek cannons, a freaking death ray for a head, and a really pissed off attitude. They were intended to be House Cannith's ultimate weapon, able to singlehandedly crush armies, but roughly the same day that they took to the battlefield, the Mourning happened, and so they are largely either destroyed, inoperable, or just impossible to recover.

	==Nentir Vale Warforged==		==Nentir Vale Warforged==

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Eberron Warforged

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	Warforged were the ultimate creations of House Cannith, the House of the [[Dragonmark]] of Making. During the chaos of the Last War (aka "[[Dungeonpunk]] [[World War I]]"), House Cannith used strange [[artificer]] magic brought back from [[Xen'drik]] to churn out enormous legions of artificial soldiers - essentially a cheaper, mass produced version of the common golem that wasn't as morally uncertain as just using the [[undead]] and didn't need to eat or sleep and don't become fatigued. This came back to bite them when the war ended and people found out that warforged were actually sentient creatures, with individual personalities and full consciousnesses. As slavery isn't exactly kosher in Khorvaire, House Cannith was forced to turn them loose... now they're trying to figure out just what to do with themselves, especially because the special buildings that make them have officially been all shut down, so they can't "breed" like the organic races around them - which they fear is a deliberate ploy to slowly grind them into extinction.		Warforged were the ultimate creations of House Cannith, the House of the [[Dragonmark]] of Making. During the chaos of the Last War (aka "[[Dungeonpunk]] [[World War I]]"), House Cannith used strange [[artificer]] magic brought back from [[Xen'drik]] to churn out enormous legions of artificial soldiers - essentially a cheaper, mass produced version of the common golem that wasn't as morally uncertain as just using the [[undead]] and didn't need to eat or sleep and don't become fatigued. This came back to bite them when the war ended and people found out that warforged were actually sentient creatures, with individual personalities and full consciousnesses. As slavery isn't exactly kosher in Khorvaire, House Cannith was forced to turn them loose... now they're trying to figure out just what to do with themselves, especially because the special buildings that make them have officially been all shut down, so they can't "breed" like the organic races around them - which they fear is a deliberate ploy to slowly grind them into extinction.

	One of the big bads of the setting is the Lord of Blades, a high-level warforged who wants to unite all of the warforged under his banner and genocide all the squishy races of the world, so he's basically goddamn Ultron Hitler. He is believed to have one of the few creation forges that remain active ~~though~~, either from damage and/or being in the [[Mournland]], it's churning out "mutant" warforged and/or Psiforged.		One of the big bads of the setting is the Lord of Blades, a high-level warforged who wants to unite all of the warforged under his banner and genocide all the squishy races of the world, so he's basically goddamn Ultron Hitler. He is believed to have one of the few creation forges that remain active; however, either from damage and/or being in the [[Mournland]], it's churning out "mutant" warforged and/or Psiforged.

	Warforged-Meatbag relations are strained in most of the world. Their ability to work without sleep or breaks while not caring about the heat of the factories is causing a lot of [[meme\|terk er jerbs]] among the squishies, but their lack of history and support structure makes them vulnerable to exploitative practices and low wages humanoids wised up to long ago (though to be fair it's not like they'd have much to ''spend'' their money on to begin with when you think about it). Some Cannith outposts are alleged to hold Warforged in effective slavery by keeping them unaware of their legal freedom. They are also viewed as inherently dangerous, as a warforged with the [[Adamantine]] body feat is very difficult to damage by conventional means and they're never ''quite'' sure the tin can ''won't'' go on a rampage...		Warforged-Meatbag relations are strained in most of the world. Their ability to work without sleep or breaks while not caring about the heat of the factories is causing a lot of [[meme\|terk er jerbs]] among the squishies, but their lack of history and support structure makes them vulnerable to exploitative practices and low wages humanoids wised up to long ago (though to be fair it's not like they'd have much to ''spend'' their money on to begin with when you think about it). Some Cannith outposts are alleged to hold Warforged in effective slavery by keeping them unaware of their legal freedom. They are also viewed as inherently dangerous, as a warforged with the [[Adamantine]] body feat is very difficult to damage by conventional means and they're never ''quite'' sure the tin can ''won't'' go on a rampage...

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Eberron: Rising from the Last War

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	This version of the statline acts more like an improvement to the Eberron UA version's versatility than any nerfing of the WGE version. As one can see, this version can play more nicely with comparative builds without looking like the far-and-away superior choice and doesn't trigger the ire of anyone who follows 5E's limited item-gifting. Though that comes at the cost of improving any class' central stat beyond that +1, the proficiencies and armor bonus are capable of offsetting that weakness. And yes, subraces were removed.		This version of the statline acts more like an improvement to the Eberron UA version's versatility than any nerfing of the WGE version. As one can see, this version can play more nicely with comparative builds without looking like the far-and-away superior choice and doesn't trigger the ire of anyone who follows 5E's limited item-gifting. Though that comes at the cost of improving any class' central stat beyond that +1, the proficiencies and armor bonus are capable of offsetting that weakness. And yes, subraces were removed.


			But alas, they once again have the short end of the stick, as Tasha's Caldron of Everything came out with a new rule where [[What\|''Everyone'' can move around ''both'' of their ability bonuses]].

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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Eberron Warforged

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	Warforged were the ultimate creations of House Cannith, the House of the [[Dragonmark]] of Making. During the chaos of the Last War (aka "[[Dungeonpunk]] [[World War I]]"), House Cannith used strange [[artificer]] magic brought back from [[Xen'drik]] to churn out enormous legions of artificial soldiers - essentially a cheaper, mass produced version of the common golem that wasn't as morally uncertain as just using the [[undead]] and didn't need to eat or sleep and don't become fatigued. This came back to bite them when the war ended and people found out that warforged were actually sentient creatures, with individual personalities and full consciousnesses. As slavery isn't exactly kosher in Khorvaire, House Cannith was forced to turn them loose... now they're trying to figure out just what to do with themselves, especially because the special buildings that make them have officially been all shut down, so they can't "breed" like the organic races around them - which they fear is a deliberate ploy to slowly grind them into extinction.		Warforged were the ultimate creations of House Cannith, the House of the [[Dragonmark]] of Making. During the chaos of the Last War (aka "[[Dungeonpunk]] [[World War I]]"), House Cannith used strange [[artificer]] magic brought back from [[Xen'drik]] to churn out enormous legions of artificial soldiers - essentially a cheaper, mass produced version of the common golem that wasn't as morally uncertain as just using the [[undead]] and didn't need to eat or sleep and don't become fatigued. This came back to bite them when the war ended and people found out that warforged were actually sentient creatures, with individual personalities and full consciousnesses. As slavery isn't exactly kosher in Khorvaire, House Cannith was forced to turn them loose... now they're trying to figure out just what to do with themselves, especially because the special buildings that make them have officially been all shut down, so they can't "breed" like the organic races around them - which they fear is a deliberate ploy to slowly grind them into extinction.

	One of the big bads of the setting is the Lord of Blades, a high-level warforged who wants to unite all of the warforged under his banner and genocide all the squishy races of the world. He is believed to have one of the few creation forges that remain active though, either from damage and/or being in the [[Mournland]], it's churning out "mutant" warforged and/or Psiforged.		One of the big bads of the setting is the Lord of Blades, a high-level warforged who wants to unite all of the warforged under his banner and genocide all the squishy races of the world, so he's basically goddamn Ultron Hitler. He is believed to have one of the few creation forges that remain active though, either from damage and/or being in the [[Mournland]], it's churning out "mutant" warforged and/or Psiforged.

	Warforged-Meatbag relations are strained in most of the world. Their ability to work without sleep or breaks while not caring about the heat of the factories is causing a lot of [[meme\|terk er jerbs]] among the squishies, but their lack of history and support structure makes them vulnerable to exploitative practices and low wages humanoids wised up to long ago (though to be fair it's not like they'd have much to ''spend'' their money on to begin with when you think about it). Some Cannith outposts are alleged to hold Warforged in effective slavery by keeping them unaware of their legal freedom. They are also viewed as inherently dangerous, as a warforged with the [[Adamantine]] body feat is very difficult to damage by conventional means and they're never ''quite'' sure the tin can ''won't'' go on a rampage...		Warforged-Meatbag relations are strained in most of the world. Their ability to work without sleep or breaks while not caring about the heat of the factories is causing a lot of [[meme\|terk er jerbs]] among the squishies, but their lack of history and support structure makes them vulnerable to exploitative practices and low wages humanoids wised up to long ago (though to be fair it's not like they'd have much to ''spend'' their money on to begin with when you think about it). Some Cannith outposts are alleged to hold Warforged in effective slavery by keeping them unaware of their legal freedom. They are also viewed as inherently dangerous, as a warforged with the [[Adamantine]] body feat is very difficult to damage by conventional means and they're never ''quite'' sure the tin can ''won't'' go on a rampage...

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	One of the big bads of the setting is the Lord of Blades, a high-level warforged who wants to unite all of the warforged under his banner and genocide all the squishy races of the world. He is believed to have one of the few creation forges that remain active though, either from damage and/or being in the [[Mournland]], it's churning out "mutant" warforged and/or Psiforged.		One of the big bads of the setting is the Lord of Blades, a high-level warforged who wants to unite all of the warforged under his banner and genocide all the squishy races of the world. He is believed to have one of the few creation forges that remain active though, either from damage and/or being in the [[Mournland]], it's churning out "mutant" warforged and/or Psiforged.

	Warforged-Meatbag relations are strained in most of the world. Their ability to work without sleep or breaks while not caring about the heat of the factories is causing a lot of [[meme\|terk er jerbs]] among the squishies, but their lack of history and support structure makes them vulnerable to exploitative practices and low wages humanoids wised up to long ago. Some Cannith outposts are alleged to hold Warforged in effective slavery by keeping them unaware of their legal freedom. They are also viewed as inherently dangerous, as a warforged with the [[Adamantine]] body feat is very difficult to damage by conventional means and they're never ''quite'' sure the tin can ''won't'' go on a rampage...		Warforged-Meatbag relations are strained in most of the world. Their ability to work without sleep or breaks while not caring about the heat of the factories is causing a lot of [[meme\|terk er jerbs]] among the squishies, but their lack of history and support structure makes them vulnerable to exploitative practices and low wages humanoids wised up to long ago (though to be fair it's not like they'd have much to ''spend'' their money on to begin with when you think about it). Some Cannith outposts are alleged to hold Warforged in effective slavery by keeping them unaware of their legal freedom. They are also viewed as inherently dangerous, as a warforged with the [[Adamantine]] body feat is very difficult to damage by conventional means and they're never ''quite'' sure the tin can ''won't'' go on a rampage...

	==Nentir Vale Warforged==		==Nentir Vale Warforged==