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Answer date: 2025-09-07 |
Just a few points of clarification: 1. On the golem page it says they're immune to poison- is this in general, or only once they're fully corrupted and mostly inorganic? 2. Are characters experiencing their corrupted traits UNDER Kelesis as well as aboveground? 3. Similar to Icie's question I'm wondering if PG will make characters pass out to bring them to HQ for the imprinting thing, if they refuse. |
1. The immunity applies when the Golem is fully corrupted, or otherwise full-shifted, as it is largely tied to how inorganic they are at the time. But a fresh, uncorrupted or Shifted Golem would at least have some base resistance to poison, and any damage caused by it would occur much more slowly due to more minute changes to their circulation. So they would have more time to get help, or the damage might be limited to parts of their body. 2. They are! Their corrupted traits are in full bloom (or fur, or stone, etc.) underneath Kelesis as well. 3. Why is everyone so skeptical of Patho-Gen's free imprinting trial.... It depends. If a player would prefer their character to not be drawn in whatsoever, then Patho-Gen's invitation is left as just that- an invitation! This is supposed to be a show of gratitude on their part, after all, and demanding characters take part in their gift would sort of run contrary to that. Officially, anyway. If a player would prefer their character to be knocked out and scooped up, then a character might find themselves abruptly waking up in Patho-Gen's HQ, being led to the test room. They will assert that the character walked in of their own accord though, and will look concerned that they don't seem to remember it. It's probably nothing to worry about though. |