Homebrew Boiler Man Species Details

Boiler men are an incredibly rare type of warforged, whose design, and method of creation has been lost to time... A perfect killing machine without conscious, Boiler Men were once used to enforce a dictatorship that spanned most of Faerun in the past, however, due to some unknown cataclysm, most traces of this empire have completely vanished. The shells of inactive Boiler men littering the continent, the very discovery of such an automaton is likely to garnish worldwide attention.

Boiler men are the perfect warrior, unfeeling, uncaring, and almost impossible to take down, they often stand at a towering 9 feet, and weigh in at one and a half tons of pure wrought iron clockwork. However, don't let their metal bodies' composition fool you. A single Boiler Man is capable of taking down an entire team of seasoned adventurers, between their overwhelming strength, their tireless body, and their seemingly indomitable repairing power, any Boiler Man is considered a one-man-army, and is often given a wide berth if found activated. However, when deactivated, they can be reprogrammed and they then serve their master with unending loyalty.

Boiler Man Traits

Boiler men have a massive body that grants them a +5 to both Strength and Constitution, as well as a slew of immunities, however the fact that they are not sentient on their own means they have near zero Intelligence.

Ability Score Increase

+5 to both Strength and Constitution scores.

Heavy Machinery

Any damage taken, from any source, either at the end of the attackers turn or once during your own turn. You may roll 1d10+ your Constitution modifier to regenerate health.
Gain Immunity to poison, diseases, exhaustion, blinded, deafened, stunned, charmed, petrified, and being afraid.
Gain vulnerability to lightning, fire, cold, and acid damage.

Steam Powered Fist

When you make an unarmed strike, you can deal 1d10 + your Strength modifier bludgeoning damage instead of the normal damage.

Towering Form

You count as two sizes larger when determining your carrying capacity and the weight you can push, drag, or lift.