Sunken Soul (3.5e Template)

Sunken Soul
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[[3e Summary::Sunken Souls are those who have had their souls removed from their body from binding magic.]]

The Sunken Souls have had their souls removed and now remain as husks. They do nothing but stay alive; breathing, eating, and sleeping.

Creating a Sunken Soul

Sunken Soul is an "acquired" template that can be added to any non-elemental or outsider creature (refered to hereafter as the base creature).

A Sunken Soul uses all the base creature's statistics and special abilities, except as noted here.

Size and Type

Type and Size are unchanged.

Hit Dice

A Sunken Soul loses all class levels, adjust; Hit Dice, Skills, Feats, and Proficiencies accordingly.

Speed

All forms of movement the base creature has drop to 5ft (1 square).

Special Qualities

The base creature keeps its Special Qualities in addition to gaining the following:

  • Mindless: No Intelligence score, and immunity to all mind-affecting effects (charms, compulsions, phantasms, patterns, and morale effects).
  • Soul Drained: Immune to all Death Effects, Imprisonment, Trap the Soul, and all binder class features except for Sunder Apparatus.

Abilities

All ability score remain normal, except for intelligence which is lost as a Sunken Soul is mindless.

Feats

A Sunken Soul loses all Feats it would have obtained by obtaining class levels.

Challenge Rating

As base creature -1.

Treasure

None.

Alignment

Always Neutral.

Level Adjustment

N/A.


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