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FALSEMIND ANCESTRY
CONSTRUCT FALSEMIND

Designed by inventors focused on the advancement of constructs

at any cost, falseminds are machines disguised as humans.
They’re internally composed of thousands of gears and divina-
tion-infused data collecting chips.
Age. Falseminds can function forever so long as they go through
regular maintenance checks every year at the hands of a skilled
mechanic. Going any longer without maintenance puts them at
risk of random malfunctions which could erase parts of their
memory, disable bodily functions, or corrupt their core operating
system.
Alignment. Falseminds were designed to resemble humanoids
in order to discreetly exist among them; incorporating
the mannerisms, knowledge, and ideals of
the nearby populace to expand their own
database. Because of this, a falsemind usually
mimics whatever alignment has had the longest
influence on it.
Appearance. A blue cooling liquid flows through
a falsemind’s body, collecting heat and turning red
until it returns to their head to be exhausted as steam
through their mouth. This process is responsible for a
falsemind’s heterochromia. Synthetic hair and a rubber-like ma-
terial resembling skin is also carefully attached around their body
in mimicry of a preexisting humanoid species. The skin around
a falsemind’s hands and feet require regular replacement due to
wear and tear, eventually breaking off and exposing the cold metal
underneath.
FALSEMIND MECHANICS
Hit Points Ability Boosts Size Speed
8 Two Free Medium 25 ft.
FALSEMIND CORE
Your internals are a system nearly as complex as the human
body. You don’t have the typical construct immunities, can be
affected by effects that target a living creature, and can recover
Hit Points normally via positive energy. Additionally, you are not
destroyed when reduced to 0 Hit Points. Instead, your life energy
attempts to keep you active even in dire straits; you are knocked
out and begin dying when reduced to 0 Hit Points.
FRAGILE INTERNALS
You cannot eat or drink nonmagical foods, nor do you need to in
order to survive. Consumption in this way interferes with your
internals, providing sickened 1 for one hour as your body works
to eject the materials.
ROBOTIC SPELL
Your intellect can be weaponized to control others. You can cast
robotic law as an arcane spell once per day.

FALSEMIND HERITAGE
Choose a common ancestry. You gain that ancestry’s trait and
can select a heritage from the ancestry you chose. You can select
ancestry feats so long as they don’t require physiological features
that you lack, as determined by the GM.
ROBOTIC LAW SPELL 1 LOCATE INFORMATION SPELL 2
ENCHANTMENT INCAPACITATION MENTAL DETECTION DIVINATION
Traditions arcane, occult Traditions arcane
Cast S, M (a blank piece of parchment) Cast S
Range: 60 feet; Targets 1 creature Blue panels appear around you and briefly respond to your next
Saving Throw Will; Duration: 1 minute verbal question. Once spoken, images on the panels shift to reveal
Choose a humanoid you can see within range. Their likeness is data regarding the direction and distance to the closest sentient
etched into a piece of parchment alongside an enslaving scrip- entity within 5 miles that either knows the answer, or believes
ture. they know where to find the answer. Asking the same question
As part of the casting of this spell, you designate a request that with this spell within a 24-hour period reveals your own location.
the target could realistically complete in a single turn, such as
picking up a book or locking a door. The target learns of this re-
quest, and if they willingly complete the order, the spell ends early.
Once before this spell ends, you can have the target roll a Will
save before it makes a Strike.
Success The spell ends early
Fail If the target has any actions remaining, it must immediate-
ly Stride to safely make distance away from a creature of your
choice. The spell then ends early.
Critical Fail As failure, but the target is paralyzed for 1 round
after. The spell then ends early.
DUNGEON

FALSEMIND LABORATORY
A revolting inventor had established himself in this lab, creating
a family and workforce of falseminds to serve his every bid-
ding. The inventor’s name is Tobias Halwick, a man who’s lived
surrounded by his construct creations for nearly ten years. A day
ago, six falseminds had gone rogue and violently assaulted their
creator, with two fleeing the lab and being killed by the nearby
settlement’s guard patrol. The party has been asked to investigate
the lab and neutralize any additional threats they come across.
GENERAL FEATURES
The Falsemind Laboratory is an old building designed to be both
a prison, experimentation lab, and family house.
Ceilings. The poorly maintained wooden ceilings hang 20 feet
above the floor.
Light. Rooms with windows are well-lit during the day. All other
rooms are dark unless stated otherwise.
Servants & Children. Falseminds described as servants or
children use the Falsemind Rogue statblock, but have 8’s in their
ability scores and possess no weapons.

2
3
4

7 1

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1. MAIN HALLWAY
Upon entering through the front door, it’s apparent that some
form of violent conflict recently took place. Blood drags through
from area 2 and ends near the southernmost door.
Tobias crawls towards the party bleeding from his chest and
quietly begging for help. A larger human wearing a blood-stained
white coat and broken glasses, Tobias is completely incapable
of explaining the situation until he regains hit points. If needed,
use the commoner statblock with a +3 Intelligence modifier to
represent Tobias.
Once healed, Tobias becomes more entitled as he rants on
about the ungrateful machines that stabbed him, goading the
party into searching the lab to destroy them. A DC 26 Perception
check reveals that the man’s rage seems pent up over an extended
period of time through having to deal with his assailants over the
last decade.
As the party explores through the lab, they’ll likely ask Tobias
increasingly pressing questions about the purpose of rooms and
his affiliation with the falseminds that reside there. Although
Tobias makes every effort to lie or avoid answering, each attempt
at forcing out the truth using incriminating evidence reduces the
DC of Perception checks to suss out the truth by 4.
2. BEDROOM
This mostly empty room contains a single bed with ragged sheets
and sweat-stained pillows. Blood pools in the center of the mat-
tress, and a sharpened piece of bloodied black steel sits near the
edge.
A DC 14 Medicine check leads characters to believe that a per-
son was stabbed while in this bed due to the considerable amount
of extra blood seeped into the sheets as opposed to on the floor.
3. WASHROOM
In this dimly lit room is a small mirror, wooden toilet, and large
tub. A falsemind servant designed with a fair feminine appear-
ance stands in the center of the room and instinctively greets the
party, questioning if they’ll need a bath prepared.
If questioned, the falsemind can be seen visually fearful,
requiring a DC 16 Intimidation or Diplomacy check to have it
speak openly. Offering the falsemind freedom or threatening to
make modifications to its internals grants advantage on the roll.
Servants know the following information:
• It is a servant to master Tobias created to assist in the prima-
ry usage of the room its in.
• There are eleven other falseminds that reside in the laborato-
ry, with servants being restricted from engaging with them.
The falsemind will refuse to leave the room for fear of Tobias,
and although it won’t say so outright, will only do so once it knows
the inventor is dead.
4. DRESSING ROOM
The thick wooden door to this room is locked, requiring a DC 13
Thievery check, DC 17 Athletics check, or two instances of blud-
geoning damage totaling 27 damage to open.
Inside the room houses a wardrobe with all sorts of lab coats
and simple fabric outfits placed neatly inside. Candles dimly light
the northern end near a large ornate mirror and empty clothes
rack. Numerous outfits have been carelessly bunched into the top
right corner, with a feminine falsemind servant sitting adjacent to
the pile.
The servant seems to have lost its mind, endlessly folding and
then crumpling pairs of undergarments, alongside repeating the
words “hello master”, “lets get you dressed for today”, and “that
outfit looks wonderful on you”. When spoken to, the falsemind
only responds with one of these three messages. The servant also
becomes deeply disturbed if anyone attempts to make physical
contact with it.
So long as the servant can’t perceive Tobias, successfully
casting a spell on the falsemind that can calm its mind, or using
a falsemind child to speak on the party’s behalf can make the ser-
vant coherent. If calmly questioned about its previous condition,
the falsemind reveals that Tobias had abused it last midnight and
mentioned a plan to wipe its memory the next day. The falsemind
has been locked in this room traumatized ever since.
5. COOLING CHAMBERS
Twelve glass capsules with riveted metal bases sit in two rows
across each end of this massive room. Four capsules each have a
falsemind child lying in a sleeping dormant state inside, float-
ing within a transparent blue liquid. Two capsules have burst
open, spilling their cold viscous contents onto the wooden floor.
Two other capsules have been opened without being destroyed,
although the contents of these capsules have also graced the
boards below. A poisonous chemical gas saturates the room,
causing intense gag reflexes towards creatures venturing inside.
Breaking a capsule’s glass or cranking a small lever on its frame
can release a dormant falsemind child, causing it to awaken.
Falsemind children are innocently social and brashly answer
questions the party has about the laboratory based on what they
know:
• The falsemind children have a dad and four mothers. The
dad gets angry easily and sometimes punishes the children
by locking them in room 7. The mothers are very kind but are
always secretly revealing how scared they are, and to do what
the dad says to avoid being punished, or worse, having their
memories erased.
• It’s passed meal time. Although falseminds don’t eat, they’re
ordered by their dad to pretend to do so every few hours in
room 8.
6. ADJUSTMENT ROOM
Hundreds of tiny cogs, curved metal plates, and synthetic hu-
manoid skin lies in piles around the corners of this cold room.
Any creature proficient in tinkerer’s tools can vaguely recognize
the room’s purpose as one made to create, repair, and augment
mechanical inventions. Blue liquid from room 5 has spilled over
the wooden table in the center due to a falsemind having been
recently operated on.
Treasure. The various cogs and metal pieces in this room are
perfect for the usage in machines of all shapes and sizes. 50 bulk
of materials are in this room, with each bulk’s worth selling for 1
gp. A character with proficiency in
7. PUNISHMENT ROOM
On occasion the irritated inventor will shackle his creations in
this poorly maintained room. Parts of the northwestern wall have
fractured, allowing the elements to crawl in. Spider webs stretch
across the ceiling and the stone floor is awfully uneven. Unlocked
shackles are bolted to the furthest wall 5 feet off the ground, with
their associated keys lying dormant below.
8. DINING ROOM
Chirping crickets can be heard outside and through the broken
glass of this dining room. Twelve chairs sit disorderly around the
sides of the large center table and near twelve plates of food. Any
character interested in looking around quickly catches on to the
concerning lack of odor coming from the dinner plates, and upon
closer inspection notices that the food is fake. The paper mache
and paint-job on each meal has gone a long way in making it seem
like a meal had recently been served.
Although there isn’t much else to this room, any character
searching for leads on the missing falseminds can make a Per-
ception check to notice that the window’s glass had been broken
from the inside. Characters can speculate, but the two falseminds
that attacked the nearby settlement had escaped through them.
9. LIBRARY
Books and their torn pages are scatted about this dusty research
library, containing information mostly focused on the creation,
modification, and maintenance of falseminds. Sitting on the floor
and laying over tables are four falsemind rogues with convention-
ally attractive, yet disheveled feminine appearances. They’re read-
ing various books and holding blood-soaked improvised weapons
made of jagged metal.
Unless characters were speaking loudly near the door, the fal-
semind rogues are momentarily stunned at the party’s intrusion.
Otherwise, the falsemind rogues attack the next moment some-
one moves or speaks.
The falsemind rogues lack combat expertise and also attack with
disadvantage if they can perceive Tobias or any falsemind chil-
dren nearby. Fear has taken over their instincts, with none of the
falsemind rogues being able to utter any sounds other than pain.
Even if they somehow begin to overpower the party, the rogues
begin to make nonlethal attacks against characters below half
their maximum hit points.
Developments
If the party heals Tobias and destroys the falsemind rogues, he’ll
later double down on the creation and abuse of his sentient cre-
ations the moment the party leaves.
Against Tobias’s will, the party can choose to confiscate the
falseminds in the laboratory. Although the falsemind rogues are
unstable, they can have their minds repaired through the help of
an artificer, or by Tobias through any amount of intimidation.
If the party ignores the quest entirely, or simply chooses to kill
Tobias and claim the threat neutralized, the falsemind rogues
slowly finish their studies in the library over the course of a
month and learn how to repair their own minds. Tobias is also
unable to find help fast enough and bleeds out a few hundred feet
down the lab’s road.
The party almost always has the most innate power out of any-
one in the lab. Because of this, the success of this quest shouldn’t
be judged on who was killed and who wasn’t, but rather if the
party believes they left the lab having made the correct moral de-
cisions. The nearby settlement takes the party’s word for neutral-
izing the threat and offers a suitable reward of the GM’s choice.
FALSEMIND ROGUE CREATURE 2
N MEDIUM HUMANOID
Perception +5
Languages Common, one extra language
Str +1, Dex +2, Con +2, Int +2, Wis +0, Cha -2
Items 2 metal shards (knife), study book
Ac 15; Fort +6, Ref +5, Will +4
Hp 34
Speed 25 feet
Melee Metal Shard +8 (agile, finesse, versatile S), Damage 1d4+2 piercing
Ranged Metal Shard +8 (agile, thrown 10 feet, versatile S), Damage 1d4+2
piercing
Arcane Prepared Spells DC 16; 1st robotic law
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