Ad placeholder
Construct: Difference between revisions
m (→Other) |
|||
| Line 94: | Line 94: | ||
=== Steel Watcher === | === Steel Watcher === | ||
{{hatnote|Main articles: [[Steel Watcher]] and {{FRWiki|Steel Watcher|long}}}} | |||
{{User:NtCarlson/Template:ImageQuote | {{User:NtCarlson/Template:ImageQuote | ||
| quote = The operations of these huge steel juggernauts are powered by engines of churning hellfire. | | quote = The operations of these huge steel juggernauts are powered by engines of churning hellfire. | ||
| Line 102: | Line 103: | ||
The design of the Steel Watchers was based on a [[Gondian]] design for an Auto-Guard, an exoskeleton intended to be piloted by a small individual. Instead of the living pilot, however, the armour is controlled by the decapitated body of a [[tadpole]]d zombie. The disembodied head maintains a psionic connection to the body thanks to the tadpole and can remotely puppet the Steel Watcher. In turn, the tadpoled brain is commanded by the Absolute.{{cite text|How to Build a Watcher}} | The design of the Steel Watchers was based on a [[Gondian]] design for an Auto-Guard, an exoskeleton intended to be piloted by a small individual. Instead of the living pilot, however, the armour is controlled by the decapitated body of a [[tadpole]]d zombie. The disembodied head maintains a psionic connection to the body thanks to the tadpole and can remotely puppet the Steel Watcher. In turn, the tadpoled brain is commanded by the Absolute.{{cite text|How to Build a Watcher}} | ||
'''Steel Watchers in Baldur's Gate 3''' | '''Steel Watchers in Baldur's Gate 3''' | ||
Revision as of 19:11, 6 July 2024
Constructs are a type of creature found within Baldur's Gate 3. They are mechanical and non-biological entities animated through magical or technological means. Constructs of various types are frequently encountered throughout the game and can even be summoned by the player with certain spells.
| “ | Creatures that are made instead of born. Some only follow a simple set of instructions, while others are imbued with sentience. |
„ |
Characteristics
Most constructs are assembled from inorganic matter. As such, many damage types that would normally be effective against organic creatures are ineffective against constructs. This includes 
Poison, 
Psychic, and 
Necrotic damage with most constructs possessing complete immunity to the first two types and resistance to the last one. Similarly, they are unaffected by many conditions such as 
, 
, or 
.
Conversely, almost all healing effects including 
, 
, and 
have no effect on constructs. However, potions can still heal them.
Finally, as most constructs are not sentient, mental effects like 
or 
will have no effect on them.
Types of constructs
Adamantine Golem
- REDIRECT User:Template:ImageQuote
Adamantine golems are enormous, nearly indestructible golems constructed from pure adamantine. Nearly any attack against the solid adamantine structure of the golem will deflect harmlessly. To damage a golem, its adamantine structure must be softened first by 
it.
Adamantine golem on the Forgotten Realms Wiki
Adamantine golems in Baldur's Gate 3
Animated Armour
- REDIRECT User:Template:ImageQuote
Animated armours are minimally intelligent and capable of following only simple instructions from their creators. However, they are quite tough, as they consist of nothing but a suit of armour. This makes them ideal guardians and they can be encountered protecting long abandoned locations.
Animated armor on the Forgotten Realms Wiki
Animated armours in Baldur's Gate 3
Automaton
- REDIRECT User:Template:ImageQuote
Automatons are clockwork mechanical constructions designed to resemble humanoids.
Automaton on the Forgotten Realms Wiki
Automatons in Baldur's Gate 3
Flesh Golem
- REDIRECT User:Template:ImageQuote
Flesh golems are assembled by stitching together disparate body parts from different corpses and then magically animating the result. Their construction blurs the line with necromancy, but flesh golems are distinct from undead.
Flesh Golem on the Forgotten Realms Wiki
Flesh golems in Baldur's Gate 3
Scrying Eye
- REDIRECT User:Template:ImageQuote
The leaders of the Cult of the Absolute frequently uses scrying eyes to monitor their underlings. They can be found patrolling Absolute outposts in the Shattered Sanctum, Grymforge, and Moonrise Towers. While they have no defensive capabilities of their own, they will alert nearby allies of any disturbance.
Scrying eye on the Forgotten Realms Wiki
Scrying eyes in Baldur's Gate 3
Steel Watcher
- REDIRECT User:Template:ImageQuote
Steel Watchers are a fusion of mechanics, necromancy, and illithid psionics. They were designed by Enver Gortash and deployed to the streets of Baldur's Gate. There, they enforce Gortash's will and play a pivotal role in his power grab.
The design of the Steel Watchers was based on a Gondian design for an Auto-Guard, an exoskeleton intended to be piloted by a small individual. Instead of the living pilot, however, the armour is controlled by the decapitated body of a tadpoled zombie. The disembodied head maintains a psionic connection to the body thanks to the tadpole and can remotely puppet the Steel Watcher. In turn, the tadpoled brain is commanded by the Absolute.[text 1]
Steel Watchers in Baldur's Gate 3
Other
- Arcane Turret
- Doggy
- Elminster as a simulacrum
- Guardian of Faith
- Manifestation of Tyranny
- Nautiloid Cannon
- Spiritual Weapon
- Ptaris' Mental Image
Stedd's Virtues of Unions, Amaps' Memoirs, and Suelto's Ethic of War as animated objects in Wyrmway.
Related items
Arrow of Construct Slaying - Consumable arrow that deals double damage against construct targets.
Summon Golem Bell - Summon the flesh golem Flesh while inside the Gauntlet of Shar.
Light of Creation - Non-construct wielders have a chance of being 
when attacking with this weapon.
Gloves of the Automaton - After activating 
, the wearer is considered to be a construct for 10 turns.
Notes
does not affect constructs
Sword of Life Stealing does not work against constructs
Resonance Stone does not affect constructs