I have only just heard of this thing, and I already hate it.
[Because yes, it does sound like a construct, though constructs do have bodies. The instructions written into something, as well as the possibility it can learn independently, are close enough.
Deciding how much energy he needs to pour into the glyph, Carlisle returns to the point where he'll be placing his hands.]
Constructs include any sort of golem or automata, though it branches as far as living traps and fleshbeasts, though the latter is technically an undead. Constructs have no innate energy, no lives of their own, and yet, they live.
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[Because yes, it does sound like a construct, though constructs do have bodies. The instructions written into something, as well as the possibility it can learn independently, are close enough.
Deciding how much energy he needs to pour into the glyph, Carlisle returns to the point where he'll be placing his hands.]
Constructs include any sort of golem or automata, though it branches as far as living traps and fleshbeasts, though the latter is technically an undead. Constructs have no innate energy, no lives of their own, and yet, they live.