Warforged

"Warforged are interesting friends to have. They don't eat your food, and will make sure you sleep soundly. But they don't usually understand the concept of 'friendship,' they understand protect, and allies. They most likely protect you because they don't know how not to."
-King Marlo, Current ruler of Drandar

Basic Information

Anatomy

2 arms, 2 legs. Some Warforged have attachments on them, ranging from weapons to tools to even musical instruments, such as bagpipes. Each arm has 3 fingers and a thumb, and each leg has 2 toes. Warforged are made of Steel and Wood.

Biological Traits

Warforged do have different designs depending on their creator. Gnomes tend to make or commission scouts and envoys, using scouts to protect their hamlets, and envoys to assist in the building of artifices. Dwarves and Humans usually make Juggernauts, specifically for war purposes, and for protection. Dwarven made Juggernauts tend to be shorter than Human made Juggernauts, however.

Genetics and Reproduction

Warforged are produced, not born. The process of building a warforged range depending on what is required. Juggernauts are easiest to make, only needing 1 month to produce. Scouts require better smiths and materials, usually taking 2 months to be built. Envoys are built do be able to adapt easier to most situations, and take around 4-5 months to make.

Growth Rate & Stages

Warforged to not grow or age. However, they do eventually start rusting after about 200 years.

Ecology and Habitats

Warforged are not natural, and can live anywhere.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Warforged do not need to eat.

Additional Information

Domestication

Most warforged are made for war.

Facial characteristics

Warforged do not have a nose, and cannot have facial expressions. Almost all warforged have a face that looks like they are constantly angry, and they cannot fix it. Their lower jaws are unhinged from their face, allowing the movement of the mouth.

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Warforged only live in cities and towns where either Gnomes, Dwarves, or Humans live.

Average Intelligence

Warforged are as intelligent as a Human. Some envoys can be slightly more intelligent.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Warforged do not need to sleep, eat, or drink.

Civilization and Culture

Naming Traditions

Warforged have a series, serial number, and squadron number. It would look something like this= DS-86743-1435, with the DS meaning "Dwarf Soldier," the 86743 is it's serial number, and the 1435 is the squadron it is in. Envoys don't usually have the squadron number. Warforged also use nicknames based on their jobs, or just something related to them.
Sample Warforged Nicknames: Wall, Shield, Longsword, Hammer, Crossbow, Grenade, Spell-slinger, Druid, Paladin, Silver, Taser, Shot-Put.

Courtship Ideals

Warforged do not fall in love usually. Those that do tend to do a random act that they believe is a sign of love by observing what the courtship ideal of the area is. Usually they misunderstand, and go above and beyond in the act, like ripping a tree out of the ground and giving their loved one the tree, similar to giving flowers to someone.

Relationship Ideals

Warforged only get into relationships because they suddenly gained the ability to feel love. They only stay in relationships to satisfy this want.

Major Language Groups and Dialects

Common. Warfarged also know the language of their creator, which is often Dwarvish, Gnomish, Elvish, and Halfling

Common Dress Code

Warforged do not wear clothes. Although they may wear clothes to show their country allegiance.

History

In the year 547wr, the Steel Clan Dwarves created the first warforged using a similar blueprint to the Iron Golem. More would be made and sold to Nobles and governments as mercenaries. In the year 560wr, the Gnomes managed to figure out how the dwarves built the Warforged, and would use the design to make their own variation. First was the scout, and in 600wr, eventually the Envoy. In 700wr, the Dwarves would share their designs with the Humans, and in 1000wr, the humans managed to find out how to mass produce them. Before this, warforged would take minimum of 8 months. In 2083wr, a town made entirely of Warforged was created. This town was relatively untouched, due to Warforged not being organic enough to be targeted by Slaad, and where less affected by the Limbostuff than normal creatures, with at most their wood and Steel would warp around each other, making it painful to move the effected's arms. Otherwise, the Calamity event did not affect the Warforged as much.
In the year 1200wr, The Steel Clan Dwarves would make the Warforged Titan, a Warforged that was built to destroy their Giant enemies. WHile they weren't able to make many, about 10 where sent deep into Mount Oilusra, and would destroy most Fire Giants in the area. Due to it's nature, they are only found in the Steel Dwarve's clan caverns.
In the year 1900wr, A Warforged Colossus was discovered, a Warforged bigger than the Tarrasque. It was named Lothric, and it is unknown who made it, why they made it, or why it was found in the middle of the ocean. In 8/21/2367wr, it had begun moving.

Common Myths and Legends

Warforged often adopt the idea that there is a God for them. His name is 00, nicknamed "Prime," and he was built hand in hand by the Dwarven God.

Interspecies Relations and Assumptions

Warforged are usually disliked by all non-military personal, due to the fact that they are seen as Constructs and golems. Warforged do not have specific races that hate them, except races that normally hate other races. However, they are on Good terms with the Dwarves and the Gnomes, being seen as true technological Beauty.

Scientific Name

Vivamous Golem

Lifespan

Without proper and constant maintenance, up to 900 years. With the proper care, Warforged can live forever

Conservation Status

Warforged can be made, therefore are not under Conservation.

Average Height

5'6"-6'2"
Juggernauts= 6'3"-7'2"

Average Weight

800lbs-900lbs
Juggernauts= 1100lb-1500lbs

Average Physique

Warforged tend to be about the same size as humans, with the exception of Juggernauts, which are much bigger.

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Most warforged have a silver body with brown joints, as their body is of steel and their joints are of wood. Very rarely, a noble will commision a Golden Warforged for both servitude and to flaunt his riches to his guests. These warforged typically have a golden body with light brown joints made of mahogany wood.