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I see you have vulnerability to cold damage, but I have a few questions about your form.

Based on your responses, you are warm blooded and are suffering from a slightly below comfortable ambient temperature. In that case I would expect you to wear something warmer, but that's always up to you.

A plasmoid wouldn't presumably be affected by a cold environment other than perhaps moment speed as they get colder and more viscous until they either are too cold to move and slip into hibernation or freeze. I would guess an "ice slime" would have some sort of endothermic/anti-freeze mechanism to maintain themself at colder temperatures.

My first quesiton is, do you have a freezing point? Is it 0C?

I didn't specifically state but the current temperature at Neverwinter is well above freezing, perhaps 15-20C but with a wind chill down about 2-5C to 10-18C min which could lead to hyperthermia if your surface area was streched, but in this case I'll ignore that because it's a sunny day and "a beautiful day" not "a cold day".

I have another question, do you have internal organs? Is there a core like a monster would have?

>They must eat and breathe, though their metabolism can slow to a hibernation-like state, and go weeks or even years without food.

This doesn't suppose you would need less than your fellow party members if you're as active as them, but on long trips you might do just fine in stowage.