Homebrew Constructed Sentience Species Details

a Constructed sentience is A special type of construct. a Constructed Sentience is unique in that it does not have it's own physical form. it is actually a strange phenomenon; the Conciousness of a Rogue Modron. sometimes, when a Modron goes rogue, it discovers concepts so alien to it's mind, such as the full truth of Individuality, that it often explodes and is lost forever. however, on a rare occasion when it is able to withstand the shock of this discovery, it's essence manages to hang on by storing itself in a fragment of the Modron's body. this fragment becomes a 'Heart,' which the Modron uses to attract Solid matter to form a new body. this body is not as durable as that of a more intact creature, so they constantly have to repair themselves. but with this plight comes great things, as these Modron essences now have personal freedom. they now travel the planes, marveling in the joy of individuality, completely unaware that the father of all Modrons, Mechanu,s is Watching them, waiting for the perfect moment to strike., so that he can eliminate them, in an attempt to make the multiverse a more orderly place.

Constructed Sentience Traits

as Constructs, Constructed sentiences have traits different to those of living creatures.

Ability Score Increase

your Constitution score increases by 2, and your intelligence score increases by 1.

Languages

you can telepathically speak to creatures within 30 ft. of you. if you are in a space smaller than 30 feet, your telepathy does not extend past that range. you do not need to share a language with a creature to speak to it, but the creature must be able to understand at least one language to understand what you are saying.

Armored form

you gain a +1 bonus to Armor Class when you are wearing armor.

regenerative replacement

on your turn in combat, you can use your action to regenerate part of your form by absorbing nearby objects. ask your DM if their are any small solid objects within 5 ft. of you made of materials such as stone, wood, or metal. for each object, you regain hit points equal to 1d4 + your constitution modifier. the object can be no more than 1 foot in any dimension. some examples are rocks, dinnerplates, and short wooden planks.