If the candlewax powerarmor does not have a creature in its compartment, it cannot take actions and is treated as a magical object. It retains its Fire Absorption and Magic Resistance traits, but can be magically altered.

If the candlewax powerarmor is reduced to 0 hp, it ejects its operator and cannot be activated until its hit points are restored to full.

If the powerarmor is inhabited but the operator is unconscious, dead, or otherwise unable to control the candlewax powerarmor, treat it as a candlewax golem that has gone berserk.

Whenever the candlewax powerarmor is subjected to fire damage, it takes no damage and instead regains a number of hit points equal to the fire damage dealt.

The candlewax powerarmor is immune to any spell or effect that would alter its form.

The candlewax powerarmor has advantage on Saving Throws against Spells and other magical Effects.

The candlewax powerarmor’s weapon attacks are magical.

A candlewax powerarmor has space within it to house one humanoid creature of Medium size or smaller, which controls its actions. A creature can use its action to enter an uninhabited Powerarmor and close themselves inside. Any creature without Fire Immunity must roll a DC 15 Constitution saving throw after being in the Powerarmor for a number of turns equal to their Constitution Modifier + 1. On a failure, the creature must use its action to open the compartment and release the heat inside, and cannot close the compartment (a move action) until their next turn. A creature with Fire Resistance doubles how long they can stay inside without a check, but a creature Vulnerable to Fire takes 1d6 damage every round it is within the suit, and does not gain the candlewax powerarmors Fire Absorption benefits.