Toilforged Sentinel
Level 8Attacks
Abilities
The toilforged sentinel detects the presence of creatures that don't worship Droskar within 60 feet as an imprecise sense.
20 feet. A toilforged sentinel saps the energy of nearby creatures. Each round a living creature begins its turn in the aura, it must attempt a DC 22 fortitude save. On a failure, the creature takes 1d6 mental damage (2d6 mental on a critical failure) and becomes Fatigued. This fatigue ends as soon as the creature remains outside of the aura for 1 minute.
When a toilforged sentinel fails a saving throw against a spell that would banish tormented spirits or manipulate souls, such as Banishment or Seize Soul, instead of experiencing the listed effect, it takes 10[untyped] damage per spell rank.
The toilforged sentinel can Grab a creature using only one hand. It can move normally with a creature Grabbed or Restrained in its claw, carrying the creature along. If it has a creature grabbed in this way, it can't use its claw Strike. It activates Swallow Whole with its claw by depositing a grabbed creature into its soul furnace.
The toilforged sentinel has a cage incorporated into its central body, filled with profane fire and called a soul furnace. As long as a toilforged sentinels' soul furnace contains a living creature, the toilforged sentinel is Quickened (Stride or Strike).
Large, 3d6 fire 3d6 void, Rupture 21
Toilforged sentinels are intelligent war machines painstakingly constructed from iron, steel, and other metals over the course of a full year. With twin treads, a central cage filled with eternal flames, and numerous weapons (including a hammer, cannon, and grasping claw capable of snatching up foes), a toilforged sentinel is an intimidating sight. Creatures consumed by a sentinel's flames become captives, their souls eternally bound to the flames, powering the device. Such souls are freed upon the sentinel's destruction.
Salvation
Toilforged sentinels are religious constructs created to destroy heretics: those who refuse to worship Droskar. They take orders only from the clergy of Droskar and find particular satisfaction from consuming worshippers of Torag and other dwarven deities.