The Tireless Iron Cavalcade
Effect
The theurge summons up steeds of black iron and embers, the horses
rising from the earth before the caster. Enough horses are summoned
to serve up to a dozen companions. The constructs are tireless and
perfectly obedient to their riders, allowing their masters to cross twen-
ty miles of distance every hour they ride, or half that when crossing
rugged terrain.
Natural beasts fear the steeds and will never approach them. The
horses will not fight, but have an armor class of 0 and five hit dice
apiece for purposes of withstanding damage. They never panic and are
immune to mental influences and other conventional mortal passions.
While swift and obedient, the horses drain the fertility out of the
earth beneath their hooves in order to power their metal shells. The
blackened hoofmarks make it trivially easy to track the riders for up
to a month thereafter. The marks made by the hooves are too small
to cause substantial damage to an area's overall fertility or crop yield.
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