False Appearance. While the Clockwork Servant remains motionless, it is indistinguishable from a metal statue
Repairable. As long as the Clockwork Servant has 1 hit point remaining, it regains 1 hit point when either the mending spell is cast on it, or when a creature proficient with tinker tools spends 1 minute fixing it
Scribe's Quill. Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 3 (1d4 + 1) piercing damage.
Description
Gears turning and ticking underneath sheets of polished metal, giving the façade of true life to the masterpieces of clockwork
Clockwork creatures are a tinkered marvel that moves on their own and completely obey the orders of their creators. They can be built in a variety of various forms
A Clockwork Servant is a complex and sometimes fragile creation, made for doing more complex but lightweight work than other Clockworks. Most often they are used as scribes but can also do other tasks such as accounting, cooking, cleaning, playing music, and so forth
They are not built to fight, but can be ordered to do so by their creators as a last measure against attackers or invaders. They will use whatever tool they are proficient with as a makeshift weapon
Constructed Nature. A Clockwork Soldier doesn’t require air, food, drink, or sleep
Made to Serve. A Clockwork Scribe is made with the intention to do a certain task. It has proficiency with one tool or instrument of its creators choice. This proficiency can be changed by a creature proficient in tinkers tools over the course of a long rest
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