Magical Anomaly. When a magical weapon or a magical effect from a magical item comes into contact with an Armour Host the Armour Host must roll 1d4 for the following effects:
1. The item is effected as if it was targeted with the spell Dispel Magic, losing all magical qualities until 1d6 hours after the death of the Armour Host.
2. If the item has charges this number is reduced to 1, If the item has a daily usage this is automatically used with the target being the wielder of the item.
3. The Item is Teleported Inside the Armour Host, if the armour host is killed removal requires a DC 15 intelligence check or the item is destroyed (or if this is not possible, teleported to Whatever assigned the Armour Host to the position).
4. The Item gains a form of sentience (if the item is already sentient its alignment is changed to chaotic evil, and it seeks to serve the Armour Hosts maker above all prior goals) that has 14 intelligence and wishes to serve the creator of the Armour Host. It may use its own abilities, however it can only target its wearer/user.
Compel Magic. An Armour Host may compel a spellcaster to target the closest ally with some form of damaging spell. (2/Day)
Sharpened Slam. Melee Weapon Attack: +5 to hit, reach 10 ft., one target. Hit: 20 (2d12 + 8) Slashing damage. If the Armour Host has been targeted with a magical weapon or spell in the last hours this damage is magical.
Esoteric Armour: As a reaction to being targeted with a spell requiring saving throw an Armour Host may scratch out one of its runes and change the target of this saving throw to the spellcaster. It may do this an amount of time equal to 1d4 + 1, after which it may still take this reaction but in doing so reduces its AC by 1 each time it uses this ability.
Description
An Armoured Host is the creation of the most dangerous form, made in the same sense as a typical golem it is powered with a cluster of shattered sentient magical items instead of an elemental spirit. This cloud of magical detritus martials forth the vast clusters of armour the Host is comprised of.
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