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Eiris Goldentrove (Iris Chrysos) in Pathfinder 1e

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Eiris Goldentrove (Iris Chrysos) LN
Character Name Alignment
Armiger (Task Master) 3 , Aegis (Mekanikos) 1 , Helmsman 1 , Wizard (Sphere Wizard) 1
Character Level
Living Veil
Construct (Akashic, Human, Living Veil)
M
Race Size
F 26
Gender Age
5'6" 2,800 lbs
Height Weight
Blonde Golden
Hair Eyes
The Won Hypocrisy Truth
PB:8,12,14,10,14,16
Player
- -
Deity Homeland
- 0
Domain/Oath/Patron/School XP

ATTRIBUTES
Ability Score Mod T.Adj T.Mod
Str
Strength
 8 -1 N/A -1
Dex
Dexterity
 12 +1 N/A +1
Con
Constitution
 14 +2 N/A +2
Int
Intelligence
 10 +0 N/A +0
Wis
Wisdom
 14 +2 N/A +2
Cha
Charisma
 16 +3 N/A +3
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HIT POINTS & RESISTANCES
HP Total
Dam Red
Spell Res
33
0
0
Initiative
Dex
Modifier
-5
+1
-6
BAB
+3
ARMOUR CLASS
Total AC
Armour
Shield
Dex
11
+0
+0
+1
Size
Natural
Deflection
Misc
+0
+0
+0
+0
Touch
11
Flat Footed
10
Flat Footed + Touch
10
SAVING THROWS
Save Total Base Ability Magic Misc Temp
Fortitude +5 +3 CON +2 +0 +0 +0
Reflex +4 +3 DEX +1 +0 +0 +0
Will +5 +3 WIS +2 +0 +0 +0
Combat Maneuver Bonus CMB
CMB BaB STR Size Misc
+2 +3 -1 +0 +0
Combat Maneuver Defense CMD
CMD Base BaB STR DEX Size Misc
13 10 +3 -1 +1 +0 +0
Speed
Base
w/Armor
Fly
Swim
Climb
Burrow
30
-
-
-
-
-
Languages

Common

SPELLS
Level
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
DC
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Spell List

Spheres of Power

Alteration CL2Shapeshift (1 trait)
As a standard action you may shapeshift yourself or a touched creature, changing their form for as long as you concentrate. If the target is unwilling, this costs a spell point, and they are allowed a Fortitude save to negate. Shapeshifts are subject to spell resistance. You may spend a spell point to allow a shapeshift to remain for 1 minute per caster level without concentration. You may dismiss your shapeshift as a standard action.

Shapeshift is a polymorph effect. A target may only be affected by one shapeshift at any one time. If a caster attempts to place a second shapeshift on a target, he must succeed at a magic skill check. If he succeeds, the second shapeshift is successfully placed on the target, dismissing and dispelling the first.

When shapeshifting a target, the caster must choose a transformation and a series of traits for them. Transformations change a creature’s basic physical makeup (humanoids, dragons, land animals, birds, etc.) while traits are special characteristics or alterations (natural attacks, creature size, monster special abilities, etc.). A caster may grant up to 1 trait + 1 per 5 caster levels and cannot grant the same trait more than once unless the trait indicates it may be granted multiple times.

With the exception of Blank Transformation (detailed below), placing a transformation on a creature causes that creature’s physical body to change into that of another creature. The target gains the listed number of limbs and loses all others. The target loses any extraordinary or supernatural abilities, natural attacks, and movement types dependent on their original form (darkvision, scent, wings, claws, etc.) and gains the listed benefits in their place.

Alternate sources of physical traits (such as a dragon sorcerer’s ability to grow claws) still function. In addition, if the target changes their basic shape (for example, from humanoid to non-humanoid), the target’s equipment melds into their new form, causing them to lose their armor and shield bonuses and the ability to pull any item from a backpack or belt. They also cannot activate magic items (although constant bonuses from magic items still remain).

This cannot be used to assume the guise of a specific individual creature, but otherwise adds a +10 circumstance bonus to Disguise checks made to appear as a different race, gender, or species. The caster may cause the target to cosmetically appear as whatever type of creature he desires, although if the target is not granted the right physical attributes (for example, granting the right size category or number of legs), the disguise may fail completely.
Transformations
Blank Transformation:

Unlike other transformations, the Blank Transformation does not change the creature’s basic makeup. They do not gain the +10 bonus to Disguise checks, nor do they lose their abilities, equipment, natural attacks, or any other aspect of their unaltered form. The Blank Transformation allows a caster to add traits to a creature without fundamentally changing the target first.

As a trait, you may change the target’s cosmetic appearance. This could include changing the target’s apparent age, making an elf into an orc, adding a purely cosmetic tail, disguising a large dog as a small pony, changing a male into a female, or some other such alteration. This grants the target a +10 bonus to Disguise checks. This trait may only be applied to the Blank Transformation, as such changes are assumed with other forms.

Orb Transformation

You may grant the form of a floating sphere, helmet, or similar shape with your shapeshift.
  • Limbs: none; Speech: Yes; Hands: No
    Speed: 5 ft. land speed, 30 ft. + 5 ft. per 5 caster levels float as the Float trait. At caster level 7, this speed becomes a fly speed with maneuverability (perfect). This levitation and flight is a supernatural ability.
    Natural weapons: slam (primary, 1d6 Medium, 1d4 Small)
    AC: +2 dodge bonus, +1 per 5 caster levels
    Special: May benefit from traits requiring a head as if it had one and may not be tripped or beheaded (such as by a vorpal weapon) unless gaining legs or a head, respectively, from another source. A creature in the form of an orb counts as one size smaller for the purposes of stealth and squeezing into small places.
Animalistic Transformation

You grant the form of a land beast or magical beast with your shapeshift.
  • Limbs: 1 head, 4 legs; Speech: No; Hands: No
    Speed: 40 ft. land speed, +20 ft. per 5 caster levels
    Natural weapons: bite (primary, 1d6 Medium, 1d4 Small)
    AC: +2 natural armor bonus, +1 per 5 caster levels
    Special: The target also gains the scent ability.
Traits
The Following Traits be be applied to any shapeshift effect:
  • Darkvision 60 feet
  • Low-light vision
  • Two claw attacks (primary, 1d4 Medium, 1d3 Small, requires arms or the front pair of at least 4 legs). You may grant this trait multiple times.
  • One bite attack (primary, 1d6 Medium, 1d4 Small, requires head). You may grant this trait multiple times.
  • One gore attack (primary, 1d6 Medium, 1d4 Small, requires head). You may grant this trait multiple times.
  • Two slam attacks (primary, 1d4 Medium, 1d3 Small, requires arms). You may grant this trait multiple times.
  • Two pincers (secondary, 1d6 Medium, 1d4 Small, requires arms). You may grant this trait multiple times.
  • Aura of Fascination: The target projects a 30-foot aura that fascinates creatures which are near it. Such creatures must succeed at a Will save or be fascinated for as long as they remain in the aura. A creature that makes its save is immune to this effect for 24 hours. The target may choose to suppress or resume this ability as a free action. This ability ceases to function if the target is stunned, paralyzed, unconscious, dead, or otherwise incapacitated. This is a mind-affecting effect.
  • Beam: The target can fire a ray as a standard action. This ray is a ranged touch attack with a maximum range of 30 feet and deals 1d6 damage + 1d6 per 3 caster levels. The ray’s damage is untyped and overcomes damage reduction of any type, though hardness still applies. At 10th caster level, and every 10 caster levels thereafter, the ray’s maximum range increases by 30 feet. If you spend an additional spell point when granting this trait, the target can charge the ray as a full-round action. At any time after the ray is charged, the target can fire it as a standard action as a 100 feet line, dealing 1d6 per 2 caster levels (minimum 1d6) plus an additional amount of fire damage equal to twice your caster level (Reflex half; DC equal to the caster’s Alteration sphere DC). Firing the charged ray discharges it, and it must be charged to be fired in this manner again. [SA:EAO]
  • Float: The target may float up to 5 feet + 5 feet per 5 caster levels above the ground, moving at 30 feet + 5 feet per 5 caster levels. When falling the target may choose to descend at a slower rate to control its fall and to negate all falling damage it would take. Each round it descends 30 feet, and may move in another direction for 30 feet. It may choose to drift sideways, gliding forwards while descending, or down, safely increasing its rate of descent. It may even choose to drift ‘upwards’ to reduce its rate of descent, even allowing it to negate it entirely and hover midair.
  • A land speed as that granted by Animalistic Transformation (grants 2 legs if the target lacked a land speed).
  • Scent.
  • 2 hoof attacks (secondary, 1d4 Medium, 1d3 Small). This may be granted once per pair of legs beyond the first.
  • Sprint: Once per minute as a free action, the shapeshifted target can increase the base speed of one movement type it possesses (land, swim, burrow, fly, climb) by +10 feet + 5 feet per 2 caster levels for one round. [BTH]
  • Sticky Tongue: The shapeshifted target gains a tongue with a range of 10 feet which can be used to pick up items no greater than 10 lbs. per caster level, attempt Sleight of Hand checks, perform the steal or disarm combat maneuvers, or deliver melee touch attacks. The tongue is not a prehensile limb, and cannot otherwise be used or manipulated as one. If you spend an additional spell point when granting this trait, the tongue’s range becomes equal to 15 feet + 5 feet per 5 caster levels you possess and the tongue may be used as a primary natural attack. As a natural attack, the tongue attacks versus touch AC, deals no damage on a hit, but has the grab universal monster ability. The shapeshifted target does not gain the grappled condition when using the tongue’s grab property to grapple other creatures. [BTH]
Veilweaving CL 2+1; CCL2Caps
  • Maximum Veils Shaped: 1
  • Essence Capacity: 1
  • Max Essence Converted: 4
  • Expanded Essence: 4

Veilweaving - Level 3, Cha, 5 Essence, Capacity 1

Veils Known:Full Class Lists
Helmsman Veil List
Individual Veils
  • Wolfhound's Crossbow
Living VeilArmory of the Infinite (1 Free Essence, VWL3)
You gain three talents from the Equipment sphere that grant you proficiencies. You cannot select the Custom Training talent using this veil.

As a free action, even if it isn’t your turn, you may draw an item formed from golden akasha forth from the veil. You may draw forth any armor, shield, melee weapon or ranged weapon with which you are proficient. You may draw multiples of the same if you wish to. If you draw forth armor, you may instantly don it. If you draw forth a ranged weapon, it is drawn loaded with normal ammunition. If any item you draw from the veil leaves your person, it immediately disappears. For thrown weapons and projectiles, these items disappear after striking or missing their targets. Any items drawn from the veil are considered to have been summoned for the purposes of abilities that interact with summoned objects. These items are dismissed if this veil is disjoined, suppressed, or unshaped.
  • Enhanced: You may enhance this veil as many times as you wish. Each time you enhance this veil, you must choose whether you are enhancing it as a suit of armor, a shield, a melee weapon, or a ranged weapon. You may upgrade this veil with special material upgrades as well, but each special material upgrade must be assigned to a specific enhancement.

    Whenever you draw forth an item from the veil, you can choose to apply one of the enhancements on the veil to that item, if there are appropriate enhancements placed on the veil for that item. An item can only have a single enhancement placed on it at any time, unless the item can benefit from different types of enhancements (such as a shield being enhanced as a weapon and a shield separately).

    If an enhancement has an invalid special property for whatever type of item you apply it to (such as applying an enhancement that contains the brawling special property to a suit of heavy armor) you may not use that specific armor or weapon special property with that item. If you apply the same enhancement to multiple suits of armor, shields, or weapons at the same time, their enhancement bonus is reduced by 1 per weapon or shield using that enhancement, rather than the normal penalties for an Enhanced veil creating multiple items. If this reduces a weapons enhancement bonus to +0, the weapons still count as magical and grants a +1 enhancement bonus to attack rolls, since the weapon is still considered masterwork.
  • Essence: For each point of essence invested in this veil the wielders of weapons drawn from this veil gain a +1 circumstance bonus to damage rolls when using weapons drawn from this veil. For every 3 points of essence invested in this veil, wielders gain a +1 circumstance bonus to attack rolls with weapons drawn from this veil, and a +1 increase to the AC of any armor or shields drawn from this veil.
  • Chakra Bind (Shoulders): Binding this veil to your Shoulders chakra allows you to draw forth weapons and armor for your allies to wield. When an item you draw forth leaves your person, you can choose for it to persist as long as you stay within Medium range of it. You can choose to dismiss these conjured items as a free action on your turn. Any items you choose to have persist are automatically dismissed if this veil is disjoined, suppressed or unshaped.
  • Chakra Bind (Body): Binding this veil to your Body chakra grants you all the benefits of binding it to the Shoulders chakra, and allows you to call the armory forth in a massive, single attack. As a full-round action, you may call the armory forth to attack each foe you can see within Medium range. Choose a single type of weapon for each foe, including which enhancements you wish to apply to those weapons.

    If you apply the same enhancement to multiple weapons as part of this attack those weapons do not suffer the normal penalties to their enhancement bonus. If you choose to attack foes with ranged weapons, you do not provoke opportunity attacks for using this ability. Make an attack roll at your full base attack bonus against each foe with their chosen weapon.
HandsWolfhound's Crossbow (1 Essence)
This veil produces its own mundane ammunition. You do not take penalties from shooting prone targets.

Shaping this veil grants you a wolf animal companion. Treat this as the druid’s nature bond class feature, treating your veilweaver levels as druid levels for the purposes of determining the strength of this animal companion. Unlike normal animal companions, this wolf companion is an effect of the veil, and as such, does not possess any hit points -- Destroying the wolf can be done by sundering it, treating it as a veil. Sundering the wolf this way does not sunder this veil. A sundered wolf reforms in a space adjacent to you after 1d4 rounds. As the wolf is an effect of the veil, the wolf cannot shape veils itself. Otherwise, the wolf hound functions as a normal animal companion.

Once per round, when you hit a creature with this crossbow, if your wolf animal companion threatens that creature, you may have your wolf make an attack at their highest base attack bonus against that creature.

Finally, whenever you reload this crossbow, your wolf animal companion gains additional actions equivalent to the actions spent to reload the crossbow. A full-round action reload instead grants the wolf animal companion an additional move and standard action.
  • Essence: Each odd point of essence invested in this veil grants a +1 insight bonus to attacks made with weapons created by this veil and your animal companion. Each even point of essence invested in this veil grants a +1 insight bonus to damage rolls made with weapons created by this veil to you and your animal companion.
  • Chakra Bind (Hands): This crossbow can ready one additional bolt to fire when it’s reloaded, plus an additional bolt per point of essence invested in this veil.

    Your wolf animal companion’s bite attack gains the grab monster special ability. Unlike normal grab, this grab can affect a creature 1 size category larger than the animal companion. You take no penalties for firing into melee or grapples.

    Finally, whenever you hit a creature with this crossbow, you may have your wolf animal companion move to 10 ft. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity.
Feet
Head
Wrists
InterfaceExpansive Uplink (1 Essence)
While using this veil, you may communicate telepathically with allies within 400 ft + 10 ft per level.
  • Essence: For every point of essence invested in this veil, the range of this telepathy increases by 100 feet.
  • Chakra Bind (Interface): When this veil is bound, you also see and hear whatever allies you are communicating with can see or hear.
Shoulders
Headband
Neck
Belt
Chest
Body

Spellcasting Notes

Casting Tradition
Drawbacks: Clarke Compliance, Galvanized, Witchmarked, Verbal Casting, Nacroleptic Casting
Boons: +1 Essence per casting class level & +1 Essence per two non-casting class levels.
Spell Points
2+3=5
Essence
1+4=5
Proficiencies
  • Arimiger: simple weapons, as well as light armor and bucklers
  • Aegis: An aegis is always considered to be proficient with his astral suit, even if he does not have the appropriate armor proficiency.
  • Enhanced Veils: A veilweaver is always proficient with the armor, shield, or weapon that is created as part of a veil with the [Enhanced] descriptor.
  • Firearm Training: You gain proficiency with all firearms (except siege weapons)
  • Armor Training: you gain proficiency with medium armor and heavy armor.
  • Gallowglass Training: You gain proficiency with the deer horn knife, greatsword, halberd, light shields, longbow, longsword, musket, pistol, shortbow, and shortsword, and may wield the bastard sword as a two-handed martial weapon.
  • Knightly Training: You gain proficiency with the greatsword, halberd, heavy flail, heavy pick, light flail, light pick, lance, longsword, shortsword, and warhammer, and may wield the bastard sword and estoc, but only as two-handed martial weapons.
  • Shield Training: You gain proficiency with all shields, including tower shields, and are proficient in all shield bashes.
CL
  • Power Spheres: 2 CL
    • Veilweaving: 3 CL
  • Might Spheres: 3 BAB
    • Beastmastery: 3 ranks
    • Tinker: 3 ranks
  • Guile Spheres:
    • Faction: 3 ranks
    • Subterfuge: 3 ranks
  • Akashic: VWL 1
    Capacity 1
    • Living Veil: VWL 3
  • Astral Suit: 3 Aegis Levels
PowerAlteration <4>
Base, Orb Transformation, Size Change, Animalistic Transformation
Veilweaving <1>
Base (Wolfhound's Crossbow)
MightBeastmastery <4>
Handle Animal Package, Bolster Beast, Purposeful Training, Ride Package
Tinker <9>
Base, Expanded Tinker (x2), Transportation Mastery, Transmission Mastery, Sensory Set, Multifunctional Gizmos, Mass Interface, Cognitive Set
SkillFaction <2>
Supply Package, Assured Lifestyle
Subterfuge <1>
Base, Fashionista Drawback -> Martial Disguise
Vocation <7>
Artifice, Diletante, Dungeon Delver, False Mage, Plane Walker, Racer, Scout
Veil ListsFull Lists
Helmsman
Forced Shapes
Living Veil: Armory of the Infinite
FlexTask (Int) <+1>
Tinker (Full Integration)
Task (Wis) <+1>
Tinker (Arsenal Set)
Task (Cha) <+1>
Beastmastery (Barding Expertise)
Astral Customizations <+1>
Tinker (Infiltration Set)
Armory <+3>
Equipment (Armor Training, Shield Training, Gallowglass Training)
Config Expertise <+1>
Equipment (Knightly Training)
Talent SourcesSources
Power (5)Might (13)Guile (10)Flex (+8)
  • Casting Trad: 2
  • Sphere Wiz: 2
  • Specialization: 1
  • Martial Trad: 5
  • Tinker Trad: 3 Tinker Talents
  • Armiger: 1
  • Taskmaster: 2 Tinker Talents
  • Prowess: 1 Tinker Talent
  • Helmsman Mech Replacement: 1 Tinker Talent
  • Trade Trad: 2 & 4 trade
  • Multiclassing: 3 trade
  • Extra Feat: 1
  • Astral Suit: +1 (P/M)
  • Task Set: 3 x 1 talents (+3 [M])
  • Armory of the Infinite: +3 Equipment Talents (M)
  • Taskmaster: +1 Equipment Talent (M)

    • Adventuring Skills
    CS Skill Total AB Mod Ranks Misc
    Acrobatics +2 (DEX)  +1 +0 +1
    Bluff +4 (CHA)  +3 +0 +1
      Climb -1 (STR)  -1 +0 +0
      Diplomacy +3 (CHA)  +3 +0 +0
    Disguise +9 (CHA)  +3 +3 +3
      Escape Artist +1 (DEX)  +1 +0 +0
    Fly +2 (DEX)  +1 +0 +1
      Heal +2 (WIS)  +2 +0 +0
      Intimidate +3 (CHA)  +3 +0 +0
    Knowledge: Arcana +1 (INT)  +0 +0 +1
    Knowledge: Dungeoneering +0 (INT)  +0 +0 +0
      Knowledge: Local +1 (INT)  +0 +0 +1
      Knowledge: Nature +0 (INT)  +0 +0 +0
    Knowledge: Planes +3 (CHA)  +3 +0 +0
      Knowledge: Religion +0 (INT)  +0 +0 +0
    Knowledge: Martial +4 (INT)  +0 +1 +3
    Knowledge: Psionics +6 (INT)  +0 +3 +3
    Perception +8 (WIS)  +2 +3 +3
    Ride +5 (DEX)  +1 +3 +1
      Sense Motive +5 (WIS)  +2 +3 +0
    Stealth +4 (DEX)  +1 +0 +3
    Survival +2 (WIS)  +2 +0 +0
    Swim -1 (STR)  -1 +0 +0
    Background Skills
    CS Skill Total AB Mod Ranks Misc
    Appraise +6 (INT)  +0 +3 +3
    Handle Animal* +7 (CHA)  +3 +3 +1
    Knowledge: Engineering +7 (INT)  +0 +3 +4
    Knowledge: Geography +0 (INT)  +0 +0 +0
    Knowledge: History +0 (INT)  +0 +0 +0
    Knowledge: Nobility +5 (INT)  +0 +2 +3
    Sleight of Hand* +9 (CHA)  +3 +3 +3
    Custom Skills
    CS Skill Total AB Mod Ranks Misc
    Autohypnosis +8 (WIS)  +2 +3 +3

    * only usable when trained (rank 1 and higher)
    Skill Notes
    Skill Leverages
    1+1=2 Leverages/Day
    Appraise, Disguise, Knowledge (Nobility), Sleight of Hand
    Tomlord
    A young lady who roguishly dressed as a man and learned the sword, designed technology that made little to no sense, and was generally an uncontrolled menace. Having attended both finishing school and trained briefly to join a knight order, she has at least a mild understanding of upper-class society.

    Class Skills: Knowledge Nobility, Disguise
    Feat: Extra Skill Talent (Subterfuge, Fashionista Drawback -> Martial Disguise)
    Skill Points
    4[class]+2[background]+2[associated]=8/level
    Associated Skill Ranks
    • Beastmastery: 20+ ranks Handle Animal & Ride
    • Tinker: 20+ ranks Sleight of Hand
    • Faction: 10 ranks Appraise
    • Subterfuge: 5 ranks Disguise
    Feats

    non-leveling featsBackground) Extra Skill Talent
    Gain the Subterfuge sphere
    Flaw) Extra Customization
    You gain one additional customization point for your astral suit.
    MD) Dedicated Upgrades (x2)
    Choose 1 mechanoid you have crafted (or are crafting). The maximum number of upgrades the chosen mechanoid can be crafted with increases by +1, + 1 per 5 ranks in the associated skill. Once chosen, you must abandon the previously chosen mechanoid to choose a new mechanoid for this feat.
    Oath) Advanced Magic Training
    Treat any racial Hit Dice not granting spherecasting and your levels in non-spherecasting classes as Low-Casting classes when determining your total caster level, magic skill bonus, and magic skill defense. You gain spell points from casting tradition drawbacks, but otherwise do not add these levels when determining your spell point pool. If you do not possess levels in an actual spherecasting class or racial Hit Dice granting spherecasting, increase your spell point pool to become equal your casting ability modifier (minimum 1).
    leveling feats1) Willful Suppression
    You can willingly suppress your base veil as a move action, and restore it as a free action on your turn. While your base veil is suppressed you are staggered, but your body becomes nearly transparent, granting you a +20 bonus to Stealth checks, or a +10 bonus if you are moving. This bonus does not stack with the invisibility spell, or similar effects. If you are carrying or wearing mundane manufactured items they remain visible, potentially affecting your bonus to Stealth checks at your GM's discretion. Magic items you are wearing or wielding suppress their visibility alongside you. Wearing nonmagical armor or clothing completely negates the bonus to Stealth checks granted by this feat.

    Special: If you have the ability to shape veils, they become transparent while your base veil is suppressed if they are invested with no points of essence. A shaped veil with one or more essence invested is immediately obvious and negates the bonuses to Stealth checks granted by this feat.
    3) Biomechanical Upgrade
    When crafting a mechanoid, you may choose to grant the mechanoid 1 Alteration sphere trait you know in place of 1 upgrade. The mechanoid uses their gizmo level as the caster level of the granted trait; if the trait would have a saving throw associated with it, the mechanoid uses its gizmo DC in place of that trait’s normal saving throw (as though the trait were an innate gizmo). You may not grant Alteration traits that normally require a spell point as an upgrade nor can you grant an Alteration trait that would grant an Intelligence score (such as the Anthropomorphic Transformation (transformation) talent’s Gift of Mind trait).

    Note: An Alteration trait granted as an upgrade does not count against how many Alteration traits the mechanoid could have, if subject to an Alteration shapeshift sphere effect. However, this trait is part of the mechanoid’s “natural body”, and would be suppressed by polymorph effects that alter the target’s physiology.
    class bonus featsTalents: Firearm Proficiency) Gunsmithing
    If you have access to a gunsmith’s kit, you can create and restore firearms, craft bullets, and mix black powder for all types of firearms. You do not need to make a Craft check to create firearms and ammunition or to restore firearms.
    • Crafting Firearms: You can craft any early firearm for a cost in raw materials equal to half the price of the firearm. At your GM’s discretion, you can craft advanced firearms for a cost in raw materials equal to half the price of the firearm. Crafting a firearm in this way takes 1 day of work for every 1,000 gp of the firearm’s price (minimum 1 day).
    • Crafting Ammunition: You can craft bullets, pellets, and black powder for a cost in raw materials equal to 10% of the price. If you have at least 1 rank in Craft (alchemy), you can craft alchemical cartridges for a cost in raw materials equal to half the price of the cartridge. At your GM’s discretion, you can craft metal cartridges for a cost in raw materials equal to half the cost of the cartridge. Crafting bullets, black powder, or cartridges takes 1 day of work for every 1,000 gp of ammunition (minimum 1 day).
    • Restoring a Broken Firearm: Each day, with an hour’s worth of work, you can use this feat to repair a single firearm with the broken condition. You can take time during a rest period to restore a broken firearm with this feat.
    • Special: If you are a gunslinger, this feat grants the following additional benefit. You can use this feat to repair and restore your initial, battered weapon. It costs 300 gp and 1 day of work to upgrade it to a masterwork firearm of its type.

    Wizard: Wiz1) Scribe Scroll
    You can create a scroll of any spell that you know. Scribing a scroll takes 2 hours if its base price is 250 gp or less, otherwise scribing a scroll takes 1 day for each 1,000 gp in its base price. To scribe a scroll, you must use up raw materials costing half of this base price. See the magic item creation rules in Magic Items for more information.
    • Can be used to make powerstones of any power that you know.
    • Can be used to craft talent-based scrolls of spheres you know. A talent-based scroll has a base cost of 25 gp x caster level x complexity.
    mythic feats

    Special Abilities

    Skill Spheres

    VocationTrade Talents: Artificer
    When rolling for the perks, quirks, or flaws of a magic item you create, you may roll twice on the table and take the result of your choice.
    Dilettante
    Autohypnosis, Knowledge (History), Knowledge (Martial), Knowledge (Psionics)
    Dungeon Delver
    You gain Acrobatics, Disable Device, Knowledge (dungeoneering), and Use Magic Device as class skills. You are only considered to have failed by 5 or more on any of these skill checks if you fail by 7 or more.
    False Mage
    You may use your Charisma modifier in place of your Dexterity modifier for Sleight of Hand checks.
    Plane-Walker
    You can use your Charisma modifier when attempting your choice of either Knowledge (planes) or Linguistics checks instead of your Intelligence modifier.
    Racer
    All of your movement speeds or those of any mount you are riding increase by 5 feet whenever you or they take a run action and for the purpose of calculating overland movement speed.
    Scout
    The DC of Perception checks increases by 1 for every 20 feet of distance you have from the source or object rather than for every 10 feet.
    Faction - Rank 3Authorizations & Budget
    3 Authorizations/Day
    125gp Permanent Resource Budget
    25gp Temporary Resource Budget
    Requisitions
      • Accommodation: You are provided a night’s stay in a private inn room or similar accommodations on faction property.
      • Room and Board: Secure food and simple, shared lodging for yourself.
      • Ammunition Bundle: A bundle of ammunition must all be of identical pieces of ammunition and their total price must be below your temporary resource budget if you spend 1 authorization. You can spend a second authorization to triple your budget.
      • Camping Gear: You and up to five companions are provided a week’s worth of rations and camping supplies as a temporary resource.
      • Exchange Attire or Housing: Your faction exchanges one home or set of clothing for another.
      • Single Item: A single permanent or temporary piece of equipment worth up to the corresponding budget. By spending a second authorization on an item, you can double your budget for it.
      • Expendable Bundle: Three copies of the same temporary item each worth up to your budget (total value triple your budget), which must all be used or returned before requisitioning more.
      • Favor: If your campaign uses organizational influence, you can spend 2 Faction sphere authorizations in place of 1 organization favor.
      • Permanent Bundle: A bundle of related permanent equipment worth up to twice your permanent budget. The bundle can include ammunition, single-use light sources, and fuel together worth up to half your temporary resource budget as long as they are part of a kit or used with the permanent items.
      • Prestige Award: If your campaign uses fame and prestige, you can reduce a prestige award’s Prestige Point cost as you purchase it by 1 PP per 2 Faction sphere authorizations you spend, to a minimum of 1 PP.
    Assured Lifestyle
    Your faction provides you with an average lifestyle, including an apartment or modest house. You are given one set of clothing befitting a respectable member of polite society, which is worth up to your permanent resource budget.

    If you possess at least 5 ranks in the associated skill, you are guaranteed a wealthy lifestyle and a sizable home or suite of fine rooms. Your clothing is suitable for a rich commoner or minor courtier and includes modest jewelry.

    With at least 10 ranks in the associated skill, your lifestyle is extravagant. You have a mansion, castle, or other grand home. When traveling, you can use a fine townhouse or suite of rooms in a mansion or castle. Your clothing can impress even royalty and includes a few pieces of fine jewelry.
    Subterfuge - Rank 3Fast Disguise
    You can don a disguise as a full-round action, including using a disguise kit and changing your clothing and accessories. You can don or doff worn magic items and shields this way. If you don a disguise that features delicate details or you attempt to impersonate a specific individual, you take a –5 penalty to your Disguise check if you took less than 1d4+1 rounds. Changing your physical features requires spending 1 use from a disguise kit, but changing your clothes does not. If you have any (disguise) talents, you can apply one as part of creating this disguise. While you wear a disguise you created, the physical reminder of the disguise helps you reflexively act in character, giving you a +2 circumstance bonus on Bluff and Disguise checks as long as they do not conflict with the disguise you wear. For example, you could not use the bonus to attempt a Disguise check to make a voice different from the person you are disguised as. The bonus increases by 1 per 5 ranks in Disguise you possess.

    Disguises: Martial Disguise
    You appear to be a highly trained warrior. You can use Disguise in place of Intimidate to pose a menace (page 51) or to make an opponent overestimate you with their skill check to assess your proficiency. You easily disguise armor you wear so that it appears to be up to one step heavier with no penalty to your Disguise check by incorporating bits of metal and strategically placed tabards or other obfuscation. You can also disguise weapons you wear or carry as other weapons at no penalty as long as they use the same number of hands.

    As a result of your dabbling with whatever armor and weapons a disguise requires, you are good at making do when you are not fully trained with armor or weapons. As part of creating your disguise, you can choose one weapon and one shield or set of armor to incorporate. You reduce any penalty for lack of proficiency with the incorporated weapon to –2, and can choose to apply the penalty to damage rolls instead of to attack rolls. You reduce any penalty you take to attacks due to incorporated armor you are not proficient with by 1.

    For every 4 ranks in the associated skill you possess, you can incorporate another weapon.

    If you possess at least 6 ranks in Bluff, you can feint with an incorporated weapon as a move action.

    If you possess at least 11 ranks and have another way to feint as a move action (such as Improved Feint), you can feint with it as a swift action. This feint cannot be improved with any feat or talent that adds effects or improves the effects of the feint action or triggers swift or free actions when you feint.

    Combat Spheres

    EquipmentNatural Materials
    You do not need kits to create combat or skill sphere effects that do not possess a costly material component (such as an alchemy kit to create formulae from the Alchemy sphere). The materials are assumed to be gathered from your natural environment or generated by you. This talent treats you as always possessing the appropriate kit for combat or skill sphere effects (such as an alchemy crafting kit’s reduced poison crafting time for Alchemy sphere).

    You may substitute your practitioner or operative modifier for your Intelligence modifier when attempting Craft checks to create combat or skill sphere effects.

    You no longer require a free hand to use combat or skill sphere effects based on your creations. This may mean spitting a formula rather than throwing it (using the same range), licking a weapon to poison it, or disgorging a trap or gizmo as you plant it. This does not reduce the action needed to perform any of these actions. In addition, your creations are stored within your body rather than on your person, preventing them from being stolen or sundered.

    Discipline: Firearm Proficiency
    You gain proficiency with all firearms (except siege weapons) and the Gunsmithing feat.

    Flex: Armor Training
    You gain proficiency with light armor and medium armor. If you are already proficient with light armor, you instead gain proficiency with medium armor and heavy armor. You may take this talent up to two times.
    Knightly Training
    You gain proficiency with the greatsword, halberd, heavy flail, heavy pick, light flail, light pick, lance, longsword, shortsword, and warhammer, and may wield the bastard sword and estoc, but only as two-handed martial weapons. When performing a charge, you only suffer a -1 penalty to your AC rather than -2.
    Gallowglass Training
    You gain proficiency with the deer horn knife, greatsword, halberd, light shields, longbow, longsword, musket, pistol, shortbow, and shortsword, and may wield the bastard sword as a two-handed martial weapon.
    Shield Training
    You gain proficiency with all shields, including tower shields, and are proficient in all shield bashes.
    Beastmastery - Rank 3Tame: Tame
    You may attempt to train an animal to readily obey your commands in and out of combat. This requires 8 hours and a creature of the animal type that has an attitude toward you of indifferent or better. This time may be divided as per the magic item crafting rules. You may only train one creature at a time with this ability. At the end of this period, make a Handle Animal check with a DC of 10 + the creature’s Hit Dice. If successful, the creature is now considered tame.

    You may not tame a creature with more Hit Dice than you have ranks in Handle Animal. You may have multiple tame creatures under your control, but their total Hit Dice cannot exceed your ranks in Handle Animal. If you attempt to tame a creature that would exceed your Hit Dice cap, you must choose which other creatures to release. Animal companions and familiars, such as from class features, the Animal Companion talent, or the Pet talent, never count against this Hit Dice cap.

    You may not use this ability on a creature with the swarm subtype. A creature with a template adds the challenge rating adjustment of the template to its HD (minimum increase +0) for determining if you may tame it and for how many creatures you can have tame. Variant creatures with increased challenge ratings (such as a pyrohydra compared to a normal hydra, if using the Broad Skills talent), treats the challenge rating increase of the variant as if it were a template for this purpose. A creature whose permanent Intelligence score is raised above 2 is no longer a valid target for this ability and is automatically released. This effect ends if you go two full days without spending at least 1 hour training your tame creatures.

    This is treated as an extraordinary mind-affecting compulsion effect for the purposes of opposed control checks, such as another compulsion effect affecting your tame creature. Use your ranks in Handle Animal in place of your caster level for the opposed check.
    • When you tame a creature, you automatically grant them one general purpose from the Handle Animal skill. Tricks from this general purpose do not count against the number of tricks the tamed creature may learn.
    Taming Actions
    • Train Tricks: You may teach a tamed animal a number of tricks equal to 3 times their Int score plus 1 per 4 ranks in handle animal you possess.
    • Retrain: You may retrain feats, skill ranks, and other options possessed by an animal ally. You may retrain one feat, general purpose, trick, or a number of skill ranks equal to your ranks in Handle Animal with 4 hours of training. The new feats and skills must be appropriate for the animal ally. Animal allies treat the Extra Combat Talent feat as an appropriate feat when retraining this way, even if it is not a practitioner. With 8 hours of training, you may instead retrain a number of feats equal to half your ranks in Handle Animal (minimum 2 feats). You may retrain anything your animal ally possesses that could be retrained normally, and the examples listed are not exhaustive. For example, a practitioner with this talent could retrain combat talents chosen by an animal companion with the martial beast archetype (Champions of the Spheres).
    • Bolster: You may grant a tame creature 1 bonus Hit Die for every hour you spend training it with a Handle Animal check with a DC of 10 + the creature’s new Hit Dice total. These additional Hit Dice count against your Hit Dice cap for the trainer ability as normal and cannot cause the creature’s Hit Dice to exceed your ranks in Handle Animal. These additional Hit Dice are multiplied as normal for companions that have their Hit Dice doubled for the purposes of determining how many creatures you may have tame. If a creature is released from the tame condition, these bonus Hit Dice are lost immediately. Creatures do not gain size increases for these additional Hit Dice. Additional feats and skill points from these Hit Dice are assigned within the limits of the retraining action listed above.

    Ride: Defensive Rider
    When your mount is targeted by an attack or subject to a Reflex save, you may spend an attack of opportunity to make a Ride check and use the result in place of your mount’s AC or Reflex save result, if higher.
    Mounted Buff
    Any creature you are mounted on is considered proficient with all armors you are proficient with (All Armor). If you fail the Ride check granted by the Defensive Rider talent by 5 or less while your mount is wearing barding that it is proficient with, the attack damages your mount’s barding instead of your mount. Any damage in excess of the barding’s hit points is dealt to the mount. In addition, your mount may fly in medium or heavy barding.
    Tinker - Rank 3Actions: Mass Interface
    As a full-round action, you may activate any number of gizmos within your natural reach so long as each gizmo activated this way has an activation time of a standard action or less (unless otherwise stated, a gizmo may be activated as a move action).
    • Task Manager: As a full-round action, you may issue a command to any number of AI you crafted. You may issue a different task to each AI. If the AI is intelligent and does not require tasks known to take actions (such as any AI with an Intelligence of 3 or more), that AI instead receives a +1d4 + 1 per 5 gizmo level insight bonus on one d20 roll made before the end of its next turn.

      In addition, you may expend martial focus to issue a command to an AI (or multiple, if using the full-round action granted by this talent) one step faster (full-round action > standard > move > swift).
    • Remote Control: Your gizmos and mechanoids can be activated, used, or piloted by a transmitter, so long as the gizmo or mechanoid is within the transmitter’s signal range. Activating a gizmo or mechanoid is separate from remotely controlling it. You could activate a gadget at range and then spend the necessary actions to use its gizmo abilities (such as turning on an Emergency Set fire extinguisher and having it spray mist or foam, but the fire extinguisher could not be oriented without outside help; if the gizmo would make an attack roll, the user suffers 50% miss chance if they cannot see the attacked target, but a means of remote viewing is sufficient).

      Using remote control to activate an unattended gizmo requires that gizmos be unattended with “intention”. For example, if placing an Emergency Set flashlight down, the creature would need to orient the flashlight like a normal object, and activating it remotely would have the light go in that direction.
    • Mass Deployment: You may pilot any number of activated mechanoids within your natural reach as a full-round action. If you do, choose one of the piloted mechanoids to receive a full action; each other mechanoid receives a partial action.
    Tradition: Exploiter
    • Associated Skill
      Sleight of Hand & Knowledge (Engineering & Psionics)
    • Boon Points
      3 point: +1 gizmo/odd-rank
      Mana Engineering
      Gizmos you craft, as well as any effects generated by your gizmos, are considered magical effects with a caster level equal to their gizmo level. Gizmos, and their effects, can likewise be dispelled, are subject to spell resistance, and can be suppressed by antimagic field and similar effects. Gizmos use their crafter’s ranks in the associated skill as their magic skill bonus (“MSB”) for the purposes of magic skill checks and calculating their magic skill defense. When a gizmo is dispelled, it is depleted for 1d4 rounds, deactivated, and must be activated normally after this duration. The gizmos also generate a magical aura.
      Augmentation, Mechanoid, ModificationDetector, TransmitterProstheticRoutineOther
      EnhancementDivinationAlterationMindEnhancement
      Production Facility
      You may only craft and maintain their gizmos in a “production facility”. You may establish a production facility with 8 hours of work in a safe and/or stable environment. You may only have one production facility established at a time and establishing a new production facility abandons the previous production facility. A production facility must be in a relatively fixed location, or a location that does not move faster than 10 miles per hour (or other distance increment, subject to GM discretion). For example, a production facility located in a citystate that occupies a sky fortress would be ok, whereas the truck bed of an oddly large “steampunk pickup truck” would likely not be.
      • A Tinker practitioner may use another Tinker practitioner’s production facility, provided they belong to the same Tinker tradition.
      Limitation
      Can gain a base maximum of 2 Legendary Talents (Advaced Transmission, Full Integration). Additional Legendary Talents may be earned.

    Gizmos:

    Basic Gizmos:
    Arsenal Gizmo (Minor)
    You can craft a gizmo version of any basic ammunition, armor, shield, or weapon (not including alchemical or technological items, siege weapons, or other equipment outside of the setting’s availability subject to GM discretion). The arsenal gizmo uses the statistics (hit points, hardness, etc.) of a normal item of its kind and its material is considered ordinary for an item of its kind (i.e. an iron dagger, etc.). An arsenal gizmo is treated as a masterwork item of its kind (masterwork weapon, armor, shield, etc.). An arsenal gizmo does not need to be active to be used as an item of its kind.

    An arsenal gizmo does not grant its user proficiency. If crafting ammunition or thrown weapons, 50 pieces of ammunition are treated as a single weapon, and 10 identical thrown weapons are treated as crafting a single weapon.

    As part of crafting an arsenal gizmo, you must have studied a pre-existing version of the resulting item (usually 1 hour) to have sufficient knowledge to craft one as an arsenal gizmo. Knowledge of a specific type of armor, shield, or weapon is subject to GM discretion. At GM discretion, unique or unusual items may require a successful Craft check equal to the resulting item’s normal Craft DC (and may attempt an associated skill check in place of this Craft check).

    This talent allows a character to craft what is “normal and available” to the character in the setting. For example, If certain categories of weapons are not in the setting, or are otherwise not invented or only owned by limited individuals, a character may not be able to craft one (such as unusually exotic weapons or firearms, being the primary examples). For instance, a setting with emerging firearms may have early firearms, but would not have advanced or modern firearms. The Expanded Arsenal legendary talent accommodates higher-end equipment.
    Battery
    A battery is a gizmo that is used to power other gizmos. The nature of the battery can vary: from a liquid storing an electrical charge, a prepared pre-wound coil for clockwork, or something even more exotic. Batteries are always considered activated and cannot be deactivated.

    Batteries can be attached to another gizmo in your possession as a swift action. Attaching a battery to a gizmo is treated as reloading a ranged weapon (provoking attacks of opportunity as normal) and may have the action required to attach a battery reduced by the Rapid Reload feat (selecting the Tinker sphere as the chosen weapon), the Equipment sphere Expert Reloading talent, and similar abilities (reducing the action required to attach a battery from a swift action to a free action). Multiple batteries can be attached to a single gizmo. A battery that is already attached to a gizmo may be removed or re-attached to a different gizmo with the same action.

    When a battery is depleted by a gizmo to activate its battery use ability (or other battery-depleting effect), the battery cannot be used to power another gizmo until restored (generally by maintaining your gizmos). If a battery is abandoned or removed from a gizmo it is powering, any battery-related effects immediately end.
    Camera (Minor, Sensory)
    This gizmo may be used to record pictures or videos and can display them back to the user. A camera gizmo can store up to 100 pictures or 1 hour of video before its storage is full. Information stored on a camera gizmo may be transferred as though it were a routine (usually to a storage routine).
    • Wireless Sensory Streaming: Sensory gizmos may be crafted as transmitters and can transmit information they record directly to other gizmos within signal range. The gizmo receiving the transmitted information must have a means to display and/or store the information (such as the input and display accommodation or a storage routine). The user must still attempt their own Perception checks, as appropriate, but otherwise treats shared sensory information as though it were their own senses.
    Microphone (Minor, Sensory)
    This gizmo may record sound and can play back recorded sound to the user. A microphone gizmo can store up to 10 hours of audio recordings before its storage is full. Information stored on a microphone gizmo may be transferred as though it were a routine (usually to a storage routine).
    • Wireless Sensory Streaming: Sensory gizmos may be crafted as transmitters and can transmit information they record directly to other gizmos within signal range. The gizmo receiving the transmitted information must have a means to display and/or store the information (such as the input and display accommodation or a storage routine). The user must still attempt their own Perception checks, as appropriate, but otherwise treats shared sensory information as though it were their own senses.
    Playback System (Minor, Sensory)
    This gizmo can play back, project, and/or transmit data stored on other sensory gizmos to a “non-technological display” (such as using a mirror to play images from a camera, or projecting video onto fog or a brick wall, playing sounds through a rock). The playback system must be in physical contact with the non-technological display and may only play back a single piece of data at a time. Data projected this way may be identified as a projection (and not real) with a Perception check against the gizmo’s gizmo DC (performed as a move action) or by directly interacting with the projection (such as making physical contact).

    For images and videos: Images or videos are played back as 2-dimensional. When playing back an image or video, a playback system can project up to a size-Small image or video onto a non-technological display, +1 size category per 3 gizmo levels.

    A playback system may be crafted as a transmitter and may project data onto a non-technological surface within its signal range.
    • Wireless Sensory Streaming: Sensory gizmos may be crafted as transmitters and can transmit information they record directly to other gizmos within signal range. The gizmo receiving the transmitted information must have a means to display and/or store the information (such as the input and display accommodation or a storage routine). The user must still attempt their own Perception checks, as appropriate, but otherwise treats shared sensory information as though it were their own senses.
    Remote Harness
    This gizmo is a modification attached to armor or clothing that also functions as a transmitter. The user can use the attached equipment to pilot a single activated mechanoid within this gizmo’s signal range as if using an immersive cockpit and may split their actions between piloting the mechanoid or taking their own actions as they wish.

    A remote harness must be paired to a mechanoid before it can be used; pairing a remote harness can be done as part of maintaining the user’s gizmos. A remote harness can pair with any number of mechanoids but may only pilot a single mechanoid each round.
    • Mass Interface: A remote harness can be used to pilot multiple paired mechanoids within signal range using Mass Interface’s normal mass deployment ability. Alternatively, the user may use the remote harness to pilot each mechanoid as though using an immersive cockpit but must distribute actions between each (i.e. one taking a move action, another taking a standard action).
    • When using a remote harness to pilot multiple mechanoids with the mass deployment ability, the user may pilot the mechanoid granted a full action as though using an immersive cockpit (and may spend the move and standard action spent to use mass deployment to pilot this mechanoid).
    Scent Recorder (Minor, Sensory)
    This gizmo may record scents and can emit the scent to the user. A scent recorder gizmo can store up to 10 minutes of scent recordings before its storage is full. Information stored on a scent recorder gizmo may be transferred as though it were a routine (usually to a storage routine).
    • Wireless Sensory Streaming: Sensory gizmos may be crafted as transmitters and can transmit information they record directly to other gizmos within signal range. The gizmo receiving the transmitted information must have a means to display and/or store the information (such as the input and display accommodation or a storage routine). The user must still attempt their own Perception checks, as appropriate, but otherwise treats shared sensory information as though it were their own senses.

    Accommodations: Communicator (Transmitter)
    As an accommodation, you may craft a gizmo with a communicator transmitter. A gizmo built with this accommodation may be used as a swift action to send a text-based message of up to 25 words to one or more active gizmos within signal range. The user must be aware of the gizmos they are sending a message to (a gizmo outside of signal range does not receive the message).
    • Commset: Your communicators can be used as free action that can be taken even when it is not the user’s turn; using a communicator this way is through auditory communication; this allows the communicators to transmit audio rather than only text-based messages.
    Display and Input
    As an accommodation, you may craft a gizmo with a display and input mechanisms (such as buttons, a keyboard, dials, voice commands, etc.). A display allows a gizmo’s user to view information stored inside it (such as information created by a storage routine), as well as perform simple mathematics. An input mechanism generally allows manual data entry of 50 words per minute.
    Multimedia
    As an accommodation, you may craft a gizmo with up to one of each sensory gizmo as an innate gizmo. Sensory gizmos may now be used simultaneously (such as a camera and microphone recording sound and images to create a video with sound). In addition, information recorded by a sensory gizmo can be immediately stored into an installed storage routine rather than onto the recording gizmo.

    A detector with this accommodation may store information it senses as a log (treating each sensed piece of information as 1 page of text) directly into an installed storage routine. The detector may be adjusted to store anything it senses immediately or require manually storing information (as a free action by the user after the detector senses something), and may also be adjusted to store other specific information (such as images or sound from a camera or microphone) as part of creating a log.
    Voice Controls (Requires Microphone)
    A gizmo with an innate microphone (such as one granted by the multimedia accommodation) may be activated or used by issuing a verbal command (similar to casting a spell verbal commands are a chosen keyword or phrase (i.e. “Computer, activate and chart a course”) and must be spoken in a strong, clear voice. Issuing a voice command requires the same action to activate or use a gizmo normally; voice commands may also be used to activate a gizmo at range (normally close range, although shouting or acoustic environments may increase this subject to GM discretion). When issuing verbal commands this way, only a single gizmo may be activated or used (even if multiple would have the same verbal command).

    You may choose to have verbal commands only be usable by a chosen creature (or creatures, designated when crafting) to avoid unwanted creatures activating the gizmo.

    Augmentations: Multifunctional Augment
    Whenever you craft an augmentation with multiple options determined at time of its creation, you can craft it with 2 options, +1 option per 10 gizmo levels. The user may switch between chosen options as a standard action; if a battery use ability was active, its remaining duration is shared with the new option (if it is the same battery use ability). In addition, an augmentation modified with this talent gains gains the following battery use:
    • Battery Use: The user may deplete 1 battery as a free action to improve this gizmo’s functions for 1 minute per gizmo level. For the gizmo’s duration, the user may benefit from 2 of the augmentation’s chosen options simultaneously. Any penalties or limitations of the augmentation are applied to the user as normal. When the user spends a standard action to switch chosen options, the user may select one or both of the currently active options to change.

    Augmentor
    An augmentor is assigned to one ability score (Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma). The augmentor grants the user a +2 competence bonus to ability checks and skill checks based on the assigned ability score (i.e. a Dexterity-based skill or ability check). This bonus increases by +1 every 4 gizmo levels.
    • Battery Use: Whenever the user attempts a skill check or ability check that receives a bonus from this gizmo, the user can deplete 1 battery as a free action that can be taken even when it is not the user’s turn. The user rolls that check twice and takes the highest result. The user must choose to use this battery use ability before the attempt is made.
    • Brain Jack: Whenever you craft a mental augmentation gizmo, you may choose to allow the mental augmentation gizmo to store information. A mental augmentation gizmo improved this way gains a storage routine that does not count against the crafter’s maintained gizmos. The mental augmentation gizmo’s user can access the storage routine’s functions with purely mental actions (as though the mental augmentation had display and input accommodations). In addition, the mental augmentation gizmo’s user can record their memories into any installed storage routines. Treat stored memory as though it were video for the purposes of information storage, as well as viewing, transferring, etc.

    Detector: Multipurpose Detectors
    Whenever you craft a detector, you may select 1 additional detector type, +1 per 5 gizmo levels. The detector may be used to detect any of the chosen parameter types, but only as a single type of detector at a time (such as a detector functioning as both a mechanical sensor and alchemical sensor, but only detecting for one of the options at a time). While active, once per round as a free action the user may switch to a different parameter.

    Mechanical Sensor
    This detector senses mechanical items and gives information about their effects. Determine the detected objects’s signature strength:
    Gizmo Level1-56-1112-2021+
    StrengthWeakConsideratePotentAstounding
    Lingering Signal Duration1d6 rounds1d6 Minutes 1d6 x 10 minutes1d6 days
    In addition to the signature strength, the user may attempt a Knowledge (engineering) check to identify a detected mechanical object and its properties.
    • Magical Sensor: A Mechanical Sensor can be crafted to instead detect magical auras, treating the aura's CL as its Gizmo Level to determine its signal strength.

    Modifications: Multifunctional Modifications
    Whenever you craft a modification with multiple potential options determined at the time of its creation, you can craft it with 2 options, +1 option per 10 gizmo levels. The user may switch between chosen options as a standard action (effectively deactivating one option and activating the other if a battery use ability was active upon switching, its remaining battery use duration is shared with the new option (if it is the same battery use ability). In addition, a modification modified with this talent gains the following battery use:
    • Battery Use: The user may deplete 1 battery as a free action to improve this gizmo’s functions for 1 minute per gizmo level. For the gizmo’s duration, the user may benefit from 2 of the modification’s chosen options simultaneously. Any penalties or limitations of the modification are applied to the user as normal. When the user spends a standard action to switch chosen options, the user may select one or both of the currently active options to change.

    Familiar Arsenal (Minor)
    This modification is attached to light and medium armor, bucklers and light shields, and simple and martial weapons. The attached equipment is treated as masterwork and reduces nonproficiency penalties by half. At 5th gizmo level, the familiar arsenal can be attached to heavy armor and heavy shields and the user suffers no penalties for nonproficiency. At 8th gizmo level, the familiar arsenal can be attached to tower shields and exotic weapons.
    The modification additionally grants the user an additional +2 circumstance bonus, +1 per 7 gizmo levels, to the AC or attack rolls of armors and shields or weapons with regards to critical confirmation rolls.
    Modified Tool
    This modification is attached to a tool. The attached tool is treated as a masterwork tool of its kind. If the tool was already masterwork, the attached tool instead grants an additional +2 bonus on skill checks made with the tool.
    • Battery Use: The user can deplete 1 battery as part of attempting a skill check with the attached tool to gain a circumstance bonus equal to 1/2 the gizmo’s level (minimum 1). This bonus is in addition to the bonus granted by the tool (and the modified tool benefit).
    • Special: A modified tool gizmo attached to another gizmo (or made as part of a combined gizmo) that allows or prompts the user to perform certain skill checks (such as Infiltration Set’s auto-pick for Disable Device or even Knowledge and other checks prompted by a detector) treats that gizmo as a masterwork tool for that skill check.
    Sense Amplifier
    This modification is attached to any “sensory assisting device” (such as a normal pair of glasses or spyglass, a hearing aid or eavesdropping device, or an equivalent sensory gizmo, such as a camera or microphone). The attached object grants a +2, +1 per 4 gizmo levels circumstance bonus on Perception checks using the appropriate sense (i.e. visual for a seeing-based sensory assisting device, hearing, and so on). Whenever the user attempts a Perception check while using the attached object, the user may choose to make themselves flat-footed until the start of their next turn to improve the distance at which Perception check DCs increase by +1 every 20 feet, +10 feet per 2 gizmo levels (up from +1 per 10 feet).
    • Battery Use: The user may deplete 1 battery as a free action to improve this gizmo’s functions for 1 minute per gizmo level. For the gizmo’s duration, the user is not flat-footed when benefiting from this gizmo’s effects (but may still become flat-footed normally).
    Versatile Weapon (Minor)
    This modification is attached to a manufactured weapon. The attached weapon’s base damage types are changed to either bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing, which may be changed as a standard action. If the attached weapon is a ranged weapon that uses ammunition (i.e. bow, sling, gun), the attached weapon’s damage is changed accordingly (regardless of the ammunition used).
    • Battery Use: The user can deplete 1 battery as a free action to immediately change the weapon’s base damage type to bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing.
    • Advanced - Battery Use: When created, the modification is assigned an energy type among Acid, Cold, Electricity, and Fire; at 10 associated ranks this list expands to include Sonic. The user can deplete 1 battery as a free action to improve this gizmo’s functions for 1 round per gizmo level. For the gizmo’s duration, whenever you make an attack with the attached weapon, you may choose to change all of that weapon’s base weapon damage to the selected energy type. For example, a piercing and slashing melee weapon could be changed to do entirely fire damage. This modification does not alter additional damage from other effects (such as the flaming special weapon ability). The Advanced Battery Use’s effect takes priority over a versatile weapon gizmo’s base effect.

      If this modification’s gizmo level is 10 or higher, the battery use ability’s duration increases to 1 minute per gizmo level, unless it is assigned the Sonic energy type.

    Prosthetics: Multifunctional Prosthetics

    Limb Prosthetic
    This prosthetic grants the full utility of the equivalent limb. You can craft an arm or leg prosthetic. A leg or arm prosthetic may be crafted as a single prosthetic or matching pair.
    Sensory Prosthetic
    You can craft prosthetics for any of the 5 senses (sight, eyes; hearing, ears; smell, nose; taste, tongue; touch, haptic feedback “skin” or similar).
    • Secondary Functions: Recording Prosthetics (Any)
      The prosthetic gains an innate sensory gizmo of each kind.
      Sensory Extension (Sensory)
      The prosthetic gains an innate sense amplifier for Perception checks of the appropriate kind (i.e. visual for an eye prosthetic, etc.).
      Sensory Shielding (Sensory)
      Whenever the user of the prosthetic is subject to an effect that would deny or limit a use of a sense (such as blindness, deafness, numbness), or requires that sense for the effect to work (such as language-dependent or sonic effect that requires the target to be able to hear), the user gains a +2 competence bonus to their saving throw, +1 for every 4 gizmo levels.
      Storage Capacity (Any)
      Your prosthetics can store items such as weapons, tools, or other non-augmentation gizmos for quick retrieval. The maximum size of the stored item depends on the prosthetic used, assuming the creature is Medium-sized: arm/leg (Small), head/tail (Tiny), other (Diminutive, unless otherwise specified). A storage capacity secondary function can store 1 item, +1 item per 5 gizmo levels. This does not allow larger items to be stored, only additional items of an appropriate or smaller size.

      A stored item can be stored or retrieved as a move or immediate action without provoking attacks of opportunity. This is treated as storing or retrieving an item into or from a container respectively; the user cannot retrieve a stored item without using the storage capacity’s ability to do so (even if they could normally retrieve an item faster). The user gains a 10 + 1/2 gizmo level circumstance bonus to Sleight of Hand checks to hide objects stored in the prosthetic.
      • Your storage capacity secondary function may store weapons or shields up to one size larger than the storage capacity’s normal limitation (matching the creature’s size when inside an arm/leg, 1 size smaller in a head/tail, or 2 sizes smaller in miscellany prosthetics). A weapon or shield may be attached or detached from the prosthetic with 1 minute of work (the “attached equipment”). The attached equipment may be withdrawn or stored from the storage capacity secondary function normally and way may be wielded as though the prosthetic provided an additional hand, such as a blade attached to an arm could still be used to hold and manipulate objects (including other weapons) while threatening and attacking with the attached blade, or a blade attached to a leg could still be walked on normally. The attached equipment cannot be disarmed while attached to the prosthetic and if the attached equipment would require more than one hand to use, the user must use an additional hand (other than the prosthetic). Attached equipment used this way does not grant the user extra attacks.

        Multiple weapons or shields may be attached to the prosthetic this way (up to the storage capacity’s normal maximum storage) but only a single attached equipment may be in use; attached equipment may be switched with another piece of attached equipment as part of the immediate action to store an object into the prosthetic.

    Routines: Multifunctional Routines
    Any number of routines installed into the same host gizmo may be activated simultaneously, using the longest gizmo ability action required (such as activating multiple routines as a swift action). Any battery costs for routines combined this way are still used independently. This allows the crafter to place multiple AI into a single host gizmo (see Mastering Gizmos, Using Installed AI for more details about multiple AI in a single gizmo).

    Storage (Minor)
    This routine stores information. A storage routine can retain a combination of either: 10,000 pages (with an average of 250 words per page) of text, 1,000 images, 100 hours of sound, or 1 hour of video, with each unit being equivalent in storage space. A storage routine’s capacity increases by an additional unit (10,000 pages, 1,000 images, etc.) per gizmo level. This information can be a mixture of different media types, previously stored data may be deleted to accommodate new data, and data may be copied, altered, or spliced with a successful Linguistics check (as though creating a virtual forgery). This routine does not need to be activated to be used, and cannot be used to store spells (or other forms of magical writing).
    Targetting Routine
    A targeting routine routine grants no benefits unless its battery use ability is activated.
    • Battery Use: The user can deplete 1 battery as a swift action to activate this routine’s effects for 1 minute per gizmo level (designating a target as part of activating this effect). For the gizmo’s duration, the user gains a +1 insight bonus to their attack rolls and AC, +1 per 5 gizmo levels against their designated target. The user must be able to see or otherwise perceive the target to gain these benefits.

      Once per round, the user may designate a new target as a free action. Doing so reduces the routine’s duration by 1 minute. If the target would be reduced to 0 hit points, killed, or rendered helpless, the user may immediately designate a new target (without reducing the routine’s duration).
    • Special: If the user possesses the Scout sphere scout ability, the slayer’s studied target ability, or the investigator’s studied combat ability (or other similar ability, subject to GM discretion), this routine’s battery use ability can be activated as part of that other ability’s use (provided the ability requires the user spend at least a swift action). If the user’s ability would target multiple creatures, the routine only grants its benefits against a single target. The targeting routine may be used alongside other similar abilities at GM discretion (such as a cavalier’s challenge or paladin’s smite evil).
    Translator
    A translator routine is crafted knowing any language you can read, write, or speak fluently, and may store up to 2 languages + 1 language per 2 gizmo levels. The translator can translate the entirety of a designated written text between any languages it knows. As a standard action, the user may designate written text within 10 feet of the host gizmo (or the host gizmo’s signal range, if it possesses one).

    Languages known by a translator can be transferred to other translators at a rate of 1 minute per language; if the two translators were built by Tinker practitioners with different Tinker sphere traditions, this may also require a successful proficiency check (subject to GM discretion). A language stored by a translator may also be placed in a storage routine, treating the language’s fluency as a number of pages equal to the required amount of text to gain that level of fluency.

    A translator can be trained to learn new languages. A gizmo with a translator next to or near (usually within 10 feet) a source of written language it does not already know automatically begins to gain fluency in that language at a rate of 10 pages of text per minute. When gaining fluency in a new language, if the translator processes teaching-quality information from a linguistic guide, speech teacher, or other similar high-quality example of the language, the translator treats that information as being 10 times the amount of progress towards fluency in that language (every 1 page of teaching-quality text is 10 pages, every minute of teaching-quality speech is 10 minutes, etc.).
    FluencyTranslation AccuracyRequired PagesRequired Time
    BasicContent Basics10 Pages6 minutes
    DevelopedMost Content (details sometimes missed)100 Pages10 Hours
    FluentAs Average Speaker1,000 Pages100 Hours
    ExpertAs Fluent Linguist1,000,000 Pages10,000 Hours
    • Special - Sensory Set: If you possess the Sensory Set talent, a translator routine can instantly translate speech of a language it knows into any other language it knows upon recording that speech. A translator routine with a means of recording audio information (such as a microphone from the Sensory Set talent) can gain fluency from speech.

      If the translator’s host gizmo has a way to display or repeat back information (such as a display and input accommodation, audibly repeated to the user with a playback device, and so on), the translator can translate for the user in real-time (allowing them to understand the spoken language, as though they knew the language).
    Tutor Routine
    This routine enhances a user’s understanding of a subject chosen at the time of the routine’s creation. The user gains a +2 insight bonus to any mental ability score-based skill check (Intelligence, Wisdom, Charisma), +1 for every 10 gizmo levels.
    • Battery Use: The user can deplete 1 battery as a free action to gain a pool of additional dice for 1 minute per gizmo level. The user gains 2 dice, +1 die per 2 gizmo levels. The die’s size is +1d6. The user may expend 1 die as part of attempting a mental ability score-based skill check to add the die to the results of the check as an insight bonus (this bonus stacks with other insight bonuses granted by the Tinker sphere, including this routine’s base function). The choice to expand a die is made after the check is rolled and before the results are revealed. Any unspent dice are lost when the gizmo’s duration ends.


    When asked if the routine buffed one or all mental skills, Steven Alpert responded with the following on 3/21/25:
    Honestly I think that was an editing error. I think it was originally just one and was significantly buffed to be "all".

    Not in a spot to errata or change right now. I'd say either all, or pick an ability score and apply it to all mental skill checks of that kind
    I will be using the more conservative ruling until it is further clarified.

    Transmitters: Tracking Device (Minor)
    You may craft a tracking device transmitter that constantly produces a signal. Gizmos capable of receiving a tracking device’s signal returns the following information: (1) type of gizmo, (2) relative direction of the gizmo from the detector. A creature in possession of a gizmo receiving a tracking device’s signal may ignore any concealment a tracked creature or object is benefiting from (as though pinpointing them with a detector).

    Tracking devices can be attached to creatures or objects with a successful melee or ranged touch attack or by applying the tracking device to a weapon (and the tracking device attaching to the first target struck). A tracking device can be removed from a creature or object as a move action or requiring a melee touch attack if the target is not willing.

    Active Gizmo: (Limit 11+rank+(rank+1)/2=16)

    Batteries
    ? Batteries

    AI: (Limit 1; Max 3 GL)


    Multifunctional Routines
    AI you craft gain +1 skill rank per gizmo level. Your AI classifications that would gain tasks gain an additional 2 tasks, +1 additional task per 4 ranks in the associated skill. In addition, the action required to command an AI is reduced by 1 step (from move to swift).

    Mechanoid: (Limit 3 Gizmo Levels; Max 3 GL/Mech)

    Mechanoid[spoiler]The maximum number of upgrades your mechanoids can be crafted with increases by +1.
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    Passives: Discounts
    Discount Fabrication: When determining the project cost of your mechanoids, reduce the mechanoid’s effective gizmo level by 1 per 2 ranks in the associated skill (minimum 1 gizmo level when determining project costs).
    Passanger Seat Upgrades
    • Compact Pilot Seat: You improve the passenger seats upgrade. A mechanoid with a compact pilot seat may be piloted by a creature the same size category as the mechanoid (rather than one size smaller than the mechanoid).
    • Covered Mechanoids: When you craft a mechanoid, you may grant the mechanoid the cover upgrade (this does not count against the mechanoid’s maximum upgrades; the mechanoid must still possess the passenger seat upgrade to qualify for the cover upgrade).
    • Ejector Seats: You improve the passenger seats upgrade. Ejector seats have an ejector system built into each seat the passenger seats upgrade accommodates. When the mechanoid is destroyed (or its enclosure, if it possesses the enclosure upgrade), each passenger is ejected 30 feet from the mechanoid in a straight line. An individual passenger may willingly use the ejector seat belonging to their seat as an immediate action. The direction an ejector seat moves the passenger is chosen when the mechanoid is first crafted or after being adjusted by the pilot. A passenger seat is depleted after being used (each individual passenger seat may be depleted this way) and may be restored when the crafter maintains their gizmos.

      The pilot can spend a swift action to adjust any number of ejector seats, choosing any of the following: disable or enable any number of ejector seats for individual passengers, trigger any number of ejector seats for individual passengers, or change the direction the ejector seats will move the passenger for each individual passenger.

      If an ejector seat is used to avoid an attack or area effect that would harm the passenger, that passenger gains evasion and a +2 dodge bonus to their AC or Reflex save against the attack or effect; an unwilling passenger may attempt a Reflex save to avoid being ejected (remaining inside or atop the vehicle but without a seat).
      • Special - Aviation Set: If you possess the Aviation Set talent, an ejector seat may be built with an innate glider gizmo. This innate glider gizmo is exclusive to the ejector seat and is destroyed when the ejected passenger reaches the ground, stops moving, or after 1 minute per gizmo level, whichever comes first. When the pilot spends a swift action to adjust the ejector seats, the pilot may disable or enable the innate glider gizmo for any number of ejector seats.
    • Quick Entry Seats: Whenever you craft a mechanoid with the passenger seats upgrade, you may choose to make the passenger seats be quick entry seats. Quick entry seats can be mounted or dismounted as a move or swift action (instead of only a move action).

    Upgrades: Armor Slot
    The mechanoid gains proficiency with light, medium, and heavy armor. As part of granting this upgrade, you may craft a single suit of armor specially fitted for the mechanoid (as though creating an innate arsenal gizmo). This arsenal gizmo does not count towards your gizmo limit, and may be exchanged for a new innate arsenal gizmo whenever you maintain your gizmos. Alternatively, an actual suit of armor can be provided instead of the mechanoid gaining an innate gizmo.
    Arsenal Slot
    As part of granting this upgrade, you may craft a single weapon or shield sized for the mechanoid (as though creating an innate arsenal gizmo). The mechanoid gains proficiency with the equipment, can wield this equipment as if it had the appropriate number of limbs to do so (including to reload), and cannot have this equipment disarmed. The mechanoid can draw or stow the equipment within itself as a free action, and gains a +20 circumstance bonus to conceal the equipment. An innate weapon does not give the mechanoid any extra attacks, but otherwise can be wielded normally. This upgrade can be granted multiple times, each time granting a new innate arsenal gizmo. Alternatively, an actual weapon or shield can be provided instead of the mechanoid gaining an innate gizmo.
    Focused Design
    Choose Strength or Dexterity. The mechanoid gains a +2 enhancement bonus to the chosen ability score, +2 per 5 gizmo levels. This upgrade can be granted a second time; when this upgrade is granted a second time, the mechanoid gains this bonus to the other ability score not initially chosen.
    Improved Size
    When granting the alternate size upgrade, the mechanoid’s base size may be up to 2 size categories larger or smaller than Medium. This upgrade counts as the alternate size upgrade and does not stack with the alternate size upgrade or similar upgrades.
    Immersive Cockpit
    The mechanoid is crafted with a specialized cockpit that allows a pilot to operate with increased precision. An immersive cockpit is treated as a single passenger seat for other effects. A pilot must be of the same size category or smaller than the mechanoid. A pilot using an immersive cockpit may always choose to pilot the mechanoid normally (granting the mechanoid actions as a standard or move action, but does not benefit from the immersive cockpit if piloted this way). When piloting a mechanoid with an immersive cockpit, the pilot may still perform actions not related to the mechanoid (for example, throwing a bomb out an open window or other using another gizmo).

    An immersive cockpit allows the pilot and mechanoid to act as a single creature, using the mechanoid’s physical statistics and the pilot’s mental statistics. The mechanoid is treated as being continuously piloted (instead of piloting the mechanoid as a full or partial action) and the pilot may use freely use their actions and benefit from their abilities and equipment normally as though they were the mechanoid (moving normally, making attacks, using the mechanoid or pilot’s abilities or gear, including equipment or magic items, and benefiting from the mechanoid or pilot’s skill bonuses). The pilot and mechanoid may still be targeted separately, as a pilot and their piloted mechanoid (such as for targeted spells, Intimidate skill checks to demoralize, etc. the enclosure upgrade (or similar) can protect the pilot from being attacked directly. A pilot treats an immersive cockpit-piloted mechanoid as though they were wearing armor (and cannot benefit from their own worn armor while piloting this way). The mechanoid is still treated as an attended object if the mechanoid is separately targeted.
    • Your immersive cockpit upgrade may be further improved to allow for full integration. A pilot may initiate full integration as a 1 minute process; once complete, the pilot is “fully integrated” with the mechanoid (the integrated pilot).

      Instead of the normal benefits of the immersive cockpit, the integrated pilot and their mechanoid are indistinguishably a single creature and cannot be separately targeted. The integrated pilot uses the mechanoid’s physical ability scores and natural armor bonus, and uses their own mental ability score and base attack bonus. The integrated pilot can still use any of the mechanoid’s abilities normally (such as internal gizmos, upgrades, and so on) in addition to their own abilities. Any damage suffered by the integrated pilot is taken from the mechanoid’s hit points first (as though the mechanoid’s hit points were a pool of temporary hit points for the integrated pilot’s benefit).

      Just like a normal immersive cockpit, the integrated pilot cannot benefit from their own armor (but may use and benefit from armor appropriately fitted for the mechanoid, as normal). The integrated pilot is treated both as their mechanoid’s creature type (usually construct) and their own type for any effect related to type.
    Lightweight
    The mechanoid weighs as if it were 2 size categories smaller (minimum Fine). When deactivated, the mechanoid reduces its size to be 2 size categories smaller (this does not change its weight further) and returns to its normal size when activated. For every 5 gizmo levels, the weight and reduced size decrease by +1 additional size category.
    Magic Item Slot
    The mechanoid gains two magic item slots of your choice (even if the mechanoid lacks the appropriate body shape to wear it this upgrade can be granted multiple times. A mechanoid cannot have more than one of a given magic item slot (with the exception of rings being limited to 2).
    Modular Modification Slot
    Requires Innate Modification upgrade. The mechanoid’s innate modification may be switched with another modification you could craft as a full-round action. A creature must supply a crafted modification, removing the previous one. The inserted modification becomes an innate gizmo for the mechanoid, no longer counting against your gizmo limit, and the removed gizmo begins to count against the crafter’s gizmo limit (effectively swapping the two gizmos, and which is being maintained).
    Multimedia Sensory Gizmos (Accommodation)
    The mechanoid gains each sensory gizmo as an innate gizmo. Innate gizmos from this upgrade may transmit sensory information to the pilot and its passengers (or the mechanoid, if it is able to act independently). This allows the pilot and its passengers to use the mechanoid’s senses as if they were their own (primarily when piloting the mechanoid, using mounted weapons, etc.), but does not allow a passenger to ignore line of effect. This upgrade does not count against the mechanoid's maximum number of upgrades.
    Reinforced Enclosure
    Requires Enclosure Upgrade: The enclosure treats the mechanoid’s CMD as 3 + 1 per 2 gizmo levels higher for the purposes of the enclosure’s latch (being grappled open or opened with a Disable Device check). In addition, the enclosure gains an additional +3 hit points per gizmo level. This upgrade can be granted multiple times; each time this upgrade is granted after the first, increase the enclosure’s hit points calculation by an additional +3 per gizmo level.
    Transforming Parts
    You grant the mechanoid two upgrades (other than this upgrade the mechanoid may only use one of these two upgrades at any given time, but may switch between these two upgrades as part of a 1 minute uninterrupted period. The mechanoid also gains the following battery use:
    • Battery Use: The user may deplete 1 battery as a swift action to change between the two granted upgrades.
      • You may grant the transforming parts upgrade 1 additional time per 7 ranks in the associated skill you possess.
    Weapon Mount
    Requires Passenger Seats Upgrade: The mechanoid can be mounted with a weapon that may be wielded by a mechanoid’s passenger. A mounted weapon is only usable by passengers (and cannot be operated by the mechanoid). A mounted weapon must be at least 1 size category smaller than the mechanoid and requires 1 minute to mount or remove. A mounted weapon cannot be removed or disarmed from the mechanoid but can be wielded by passengers to attack creatures outside the mechanoid; the passenger using the mounted weapon is called the “wielding passenger”. A mounted weapon is treated as being braced or mounted when appropriate (such as for the culverin or double hackbut firearm).

    A wielding passenger still requires line of sight to use a mounted weapon, and takes penalties for nonproficiency, using an oversized weapon, etc. as normal. If the wielding passenger does not have line of sight (such as without an opened hatch, transparent enclosure, or similar), the wielding passenger is treated as being blind when making attacks with the weapon (suffering 50% miss chance). Mounted weapons can be sundered, targeting the wielding passenger or mechanoid’s CMD (whichever is lower). This upgrade can be granted multiple times.

    Projects

    Traits

    TraitsCombat) Heavy Machinery
    Any mechanoid you create gets +1 hit point, +1 per 2 gizmo levels.
    Equipment) Maintenance Expert
    If you possess the Tinker sphere, you increase your gizmo limit by +1 and increase the number of minor gizmos you can maintain as a single gizmo (as a “set”) by +1.
    Race) Mixed Blood (Human)
    +1 trait bonus on Knowledge (Local) checks.
    Social) Industrial Worker
    You gain a +5 trait bonus on all checks to gather Tinker sphere project materials and Knowledge (Engineering) is always a class skill for you.
    DrawbacksDrawback) Sleepy
    You must sleep or rest for at least 12 hours each night to get the benefits of a full night’s rest. You take a –2 penalty on saving throws against sleep effects.
    Flaw) Unreactive
    You take a -6 penalty on initiative checks.
    Major Drawback) Animal Animosity
    You suffer a -2 penalty on all Handle Animal and Ride skill checks, and cannot take 10 with these skills. Additionally animals and magical beasts select you as a target in preference of other targets (as long as doing so does not put the attackers in some obvious additional risk), and such creatures gain a +2 morale bonus to attack rolls made against you.
    Major Drawback) Overly Cautious
    You always go last in initiative order. You cannot take Improved Initiative. If multiple creatures with Overly Cautious are in the same encounter, they roll initiative only to determine what order they go in after all other characters have gone each round.
    OathsForbidden Knowledge (+2 points)
    Oath: The secrets you carry weigh heavy on you, and the only way to cope is the numbing joy of liquid sugar. You gain a moderate addiction to honey, using the DC of 16 as the addiction DC, as a severance.

    Defiance Penalty: The only method by which you may come to terms with your knowledge is by erasing it from your mind. If you ever cure yourself of this severance, you take a penalty on Intelligence checks and skill checks equal to half your character level.

    Atonement: To regain this forbidden knowledge, you must rediscover what nightmarish secrets you have forgotten, which involves at least 3 days worth of research or exploration into the source which once fueled your forbidden abilities. After this time, you regain the severance associated with this oath.
    Oath BoonsMagical Gleaning (-1 point)
    You gain Advanced Magic Training as a bonus feat even if you do not meet the prerequisites.
    Renown (-1 point)
    At 3rd level, you gain the renown social talent as a vigilante of your character level, choosing to be treated as either a social identity or a vigilante identity and being able to swap between the two perceptions in a process that takes 10 minutes. At 7th level, you gain the great renown talent. At 11th level, you gain the incredible renown talent.
    This renown grants him favorable treatment in civilized company and lends him an air of menace while facing down his enemies. While he is in his social identity, a vigilante can spend 1 week gaining renown among the locals of any community of no more than about 200 individuals (a village, if using settlement population ranges on page 203 of the Pathfinder RPG GameMastery Guide). This could be the entire community or a smaller neighborhood in a larger settlement. He must spend at least 4 hours each day socializing and making contacts. After spending 1 week doing this, whenever he is in his social identity, all NPCs in the community have a starting attitude toward him that is one category better, as long as each person’s initial attitude would have at least been indifferent (see the Diplomacy skill description on pages 93– 94 of the Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook for more information). While he gains renown in an area using his social identity, he also spreads rumors and tales about his vigilante identity. Once he has gained renown in a community, he gains a +4 circumstance bonus on Intimidate checks whenever he is in his vigilante identity. This bonus applies only while he is near the community in which he has gained renown; he must be within a number of miles equal to his vigilante level.

    A vigilante can hold renown in a limited number of communities (normally one, with other social talents allowing two). If he gains renown in a new community, he must decide which one of his previous communities to lose. These effects are subject to GM approval. For example, the GM might rule that an NPC or monster has not heard any tales about the vigilante. Or, a foe may have a starting attitude toward him that’s one category worse, rather than one category better.
    RaceAkashic Subtype
    Akashic Creatures are immune to Sleep effects and gain an Essence Pool equal to their Racial HD.
    Vision
    60' Darkvision & Low-Light Vision
    Essential Life
    Living veils have a Constitution score and can be targeted by spells and effects that target living creatures or constructs, as well as effects that require Fortitude saving throws. They do not gain an immunity to ability damage, ability drain, energy drain, exhaustion, or fatigue. They do not gain Size Bonus Hit Points from their construct typing. Living veils are not destroyed when they reach 0 hit points. A living veil reduced to -1 or fewer hit points is knocked unconscious and automatically stabilizes. Their physical form becomes nearly transparent while unconscious due to the suppression of their base veil. A living veil that has an amount of negative hit points equal to its Constitution score is destroyed, leaving behind a mass of faintly glowing ash and dust as its corpse. This ash and dust begins to decay at the same rate as the corpse of a living creature, and can be affected by spells or effects that would slow its decay.
    Living Veil (Armory of the Infinite)
    The living veil is a veil given life, which forms their core which their body builds its makeup from. The living veil selects a single veil of any slot (including esoteric chakra, such as Blood, Interface, Ring, Storm, or Voice), to act as their base veil, which determines their appearance and abilities. They are always treated as having this veil shaped, and it does not count against their veils shaped or their veil slots. They use their highest mental ability score as their veilweaving modifier, their character level as their veilweaving level with this veil, and they always treat this veil as if it were invested with its maximum possible allotment of essence. If their base veil can be shaped in multiple chakra slots, they choose a single slot to consider it shaped in, and can change this slot by spending one hour in meditation. If the living veil chooses a veil shaped in an esoteric chakra, this ability does not grant the living veil to normally shape veils in that slot. This veil cannot be disguised and cannot be sundered. If this veil would be suppressed (such as if the living veil chooses to suppress it, if it is dispelled, or if the living veil enters an anti-magic field), the living veil is staggered for the duration of the suppression. This veil cannot be permanently suppressed or unshaped. If their veil would be affected by such an effect, it is instead only suppressed temporarily for 1 hour. While the living veil’s base veil is suppressed the living veil’s appearance becomes dull and translucent.
    Malleable Form
    Living veils have a great deal of control over their physical form, however it will always be affected by their base veil which affects the color, textures, and shapes of their form. As a standard action they can change their appearance and the structure of their body, however their appearance must always resemble a bipedal Medium-sized Humanoid creature with two arms, and a head. The living veil otherwise has full cosmetic control over their form, allowing them to mimic the forms of other Humanoids or to take on a more alien or unique appearance. These cosmetic changes provide no mechanical benefits or penalties to the living veil (if they choose to have wings, they don’t provide flight, for example).
    Sentient Magic
    Living veils do not gain the normal immunity to mind-affecting effects possessed by a Construct, and possess a soul which allows them to be raised and resurrected as if they were a living creature, but they cannot be affected by the reincarnate spell.

    Arms & Equipment

    Eiris's Encumbrance

    Eiris's Carry Capacity

    StrLightMediumHeavy
    6204060
    8265380
    1676153230
    Eiris's Funds

    Eiris's Coin Purse

    Coin TypeQuantityWeight
    Total GP Value648.981.78 lbs
    Plat641.28 lbs
    Gold80.16 lbs
    Silver90.18 lbs
    Copper80.16 lbs
    Eiris's Magic Items

    Eiris's Magic Item Slots

    SlotItem
    Head-
    Headband-
    Eyes-
    Shoulders-
    Neck-
    Chest-
    Body-
    Armor-
    Belt-
    Wrists-
    Hands-
    Rings- -
    Feet-

    Eiris's Other Magic Items

    Aura: ;  Caster Level: ;  Body Slot: ;  Price: ;  Weight:  

    ToolsHandy Haversack (2,000gp)
    Aura moderate conjuration; CL 9th;
    Slot none; Price 2,000 gp; Weight 5 lbs.

    A backpack of this sort appears to be well made, well used, and quite ordinary. It has two side pouches, each of which appears large enough to hold about a quart of material. In fact, each is like a bag of holding and can actually hold material of as much as 2 cubic feet in volume or 20 pounds in weight. The large central portion of the pack can contain up to 8 cubic feet or 80 pounds of material. Even when so filled, the backpack always weighs only 5 pounds.

    While such storage is useful enough, the pack has an even greater power. When the wearer reaches into it for a specific item, that item is always on top. Thus, no digging around and fumbling is ever necessary to find what a haversack contains. Retrieving any specific item from a haversack is a move action, but it does not provoke the attacks of opportunity that retrieving a stored item usually does.


     
    Eiris's Mundane Items

    Eiris's Mundane Items

    Aura: ;  Caster Level: ;  Body Slot: ;  Price: ;  Weight:  

    WeaponsLight Crossbow (35gp)
    Cost 35 gp; Weight 4 lbs;
    Damage 1d6 (small), 1d8 (medium
    Critical 19-20/x2; Range 80 ft.; Type P; Special —;
    Category Ranged; Proficiency Simple;
    Weapon Groups Crossbows;
    Description: You draw a light crossbow back by pulling a lever. Loading a light crossbow is a move action that provokes attacks of opportunity. A light crossbow fires crossbow bolts.

    Normally, operating a light crossbow requires two hands. However, you can shoot, but not load, a light crossbow with one hand at a –2 penalty on attack rolls. You can shoot a light crossbow with each hand, but you take a penalty on attack rolls as if attacking with two light weapons. This penalty is cumulative with the penalty for one-handed firing.
    Deer Horn Knife (10gp)
    Cost 10 gp Weight 3 lbs.;
    Damage 1d3 (small), 1d4 (medium
    Critical x3; Range 20 ft.; Type P; Special blocking, monk;
    Category Light; Proficiency Exotic;
    Weapon Groups Blades, Light; Monk; Thrown
    Description: This flat, metal weapon consists of two joined crescent-shaped blades overlapping to form a hollow center with four projecting points. The blades can differ in length. One side of the center is wrapped to serve as a grip while the other acts as a guard. Deer horn knives are traditionally used in pairs.
    Ammunition50 Bolts (5gp)
    Cost 5 gp; Weight 5 lb.;
    Category Ammunition; Proficiency Ammunition;
    Description: A crossbow bolt used as a melee weapon is treated as a light improvised weapon (–4 penalty on attack rolls) and deals damage as a dagger of its size (critical multiplier ×2). Bolts come in a case or quiver that holds 10 bolts. All crossbows except repeating crossbows use these kinds of crossbow bolts, which are sometimes called “quarrels.”
    ToolsFolding Ladder (2gp)
    Price 2 gp; Weight 16 lbs;

    The hook, pole, and rungs of this 10-foot ladder are hinged, allowing you to fold it into a 3-foot-by-1-foot-by-1-foot bundle. Folding or unfolding it is a standard action.
    Shovel (2cp)
    Price 2 cp; Weight 3 lbs;

    This tool lets you dig a pit at a rate of 2 cubic feet per minute.
    Camp GearPavilion Tent (100gp)
    Cost 100 gp; Weight 50 lbs;

    Tents come in a variety of sizes and accommodate between one and 10 people. A small tent holds one Medium creature and takes 20 minutes to assemble, a medium tent holds two creatures and takes 30 minutes, a large tent holds four creatures and takes 45 minutes, and a pavilion holds 10 creatures and takes 90 minutes (two Small creatures count as a Medium creature, and one Large creature counts as two Medium creatures). Pavilion tents are large enough to accommodate a small fire in the center. Packing up a tent takes half as long as assembling it.
    ClothingSecret Nudity (Free)
    She has this funny Racial Trait, "Malleable Form," that lets her change her physical appearance however she wants, "As a standard action they can change their appearance and the structure of their body, however their appearance must always resemble a bipedal Medium-sized Humanoid creature with two arms, and a head. The living veil otherwise has full cosmetic control over their form, allowing them to mimic the forms of other Humanoids or to take on a more alien or unique appearance." This ability says nothing about not being able to shapeshift the appearance of clothing, so that is what she does.
    Purchased AnimalsHeavy Horse (200gp)
    Argen (see Creatures & Mounts)


     

    Class Features

    ArmigerTask Centers
    The taskmaster may craft a unique routine known as a “task center”; the taskmaster’s task center is a personal gizmo and does not count against the taskmaster’s gizmo limit and always uses the taskmaster as the host gizmo (rather than being installed into one of the taskmaster’s gizmos). A task center routine functions similarly to mental augmentation gizmo modified by the Cognitive Set brain jack ability (functioning as a storage routine that can store memories for the taskmaster), and grants its competence bonus based on the active task-set (see below).
    • Task Sets: The taskmaster customizes their task center by creating “task-sets'' instead of customizing a weapon. Each task-set is assigned to a mental ability score (Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma) and while active, grants its bonuses as a mental augmentation to that assigned ability score. Each task-set is assigned 1 combat talent, +1 combat talent at 3rd level and every 4 levels thereafter. The taskmaster can customize 3 task-sets, +1 task-set at 11th and 19th levels. The taskmaster may re-customize any number of their task centers as part of 8 hours of rest. A task-set is otherwise treated as an armiger’s customized weapon; the taskmaster passively retains "access" to talents granted by their task-sets (even while inactive or unusable) for the purposes of bonus skill ranks, Beastmastery tamed creatures, crafted Alchemy formulae, Tinker gizmos maintained and gizmo limit, etc. (even while the task-set is inactive).
    Switching between active task-sets may be done as a free action during the taskmaster’s turn.

    Further Modifying the Task Center: If the taskmaster possesses abilities that could alter or add to a physical or mental augmentation’s effects, they may individually alter each task-set to have those effects provided that the task-set is assigned to the appropriate ability score (for example, the taskmaster may modify a Strength-assigned task-set with the Pressure Jack load bearer ability). If the taskmaster possesses the (augmentation) package, the taskmaster’s task center may be assigned either physical or mental ability scores (as though it were a physical or mental augmentation), granting bonuses as appropriate for the active task-set. The task center is only ever assigned to a single ability score at a time (and is not “both” a physical and mental augmentation).
    Config Exerptise
    At 1st level, the taskmaster gains the Equipment sphere as a bonus sphere, selecting a talent of their choice. The taskmaster may spend 1 minute observing, handling, or practicing with a piece of equipment to change this Equipment sphere talent, losing the previously selected Equipment sphere talent and gaining a new one in its place. This talent may be either a (discipline) talent or other talent related to the equipment’s use (such as Expert Reloading if studying a crossbow or firearm, or Throw Bash with a throwable shield, and so on). The taskmaster may deplete 1 battery gizmo in their possession as a free action to use this ability immediately (rather than spending 1 minute).

    This ability may be used with a non-weapon to suffer no penalties when using that specific object as an improvised weapon (in place of gaining a new Equipment talent).
    Charged Focus
    At 3rd level, as an immediate action, the taskmaster may deplete a battery gizmo to regain martial focus. Whenever the taskmaster succeeds at a combat maneuver, confirms a critical hit, or reduces a foe to 0 or fewer hit points, the taskmaster may instead use this ability as a free action (that can be taken even when it is not the taskmaster’s turn).
    Prowess
    2) Artificial Assistance: The taskmaster gains the Tinker sphere Multifunctional Gizmos talent as a bonus talent. In addition, the taskmaster’s task center may be a host gizmo for the taskmaster’s other routines, including Artificial Intelligence (despite being a routine itself).

    An AI installed in the taskmaster’s task center treats the taskmaster as its host gizmo for all purposes (sharing the taskmaster’s senses, etc.), may communicate with the taskmaster telepathically, and may activate or use any gizmo in the taskmaster’s possession (as though it were also their host gizmo). Installed AI cannot compete with the taskmaster for control of their body, and may only control the taskmaster’s body if the taskmaster allows it (treated as the AI piloting the taskmaster, as though the taskmaster were a mechanoid). The AI cannot take physical actions that the taskmaster has already taken (i.e. a move action to move if the taskmaster already moved, standard action to attack if the taskmaster already used their standard action, and so on), but may use and operate gizmos in the taskmaster’s possession. While piloting the taskmaster, an AI is subject to any effects (bonuses, penalties, conditions, etc.) the taskmaster is under; if the taskmaster is dead, the AI treats the taskmaster as a deactivated gizmo.

    The taskmaster’s AI counts as possessing the currently active task-set’s talents for all purposes. If the AI is not installed in the taskmaster’s task center (and instead in a mechanoid or other host), the AI must be able to hear and see the taskmaster to benefit from the taskmaster’s active task-set.

    Special - (Transmission) Package: If the taskmaster possesses the (transmission) package, the task center now also functions as a transmitter which transmits a signal to share its active task-set talents to the taskmaster’s AI (no longer requiring hearing and sight).
    AegisAstral Suit
    Every aegis learns to draw forth ectoplasm and form an astral suit around their form. The aegis can select from three different types when forming his astral suit— skin, armor, or juggernaut. An aegis is always considered to be proficient with his astral suit, even if he does not have the appropriate armor proficiency. The amount of time forming this astral suit takes depends on the type of suit being formed. Different astral suit forms grant different free customizations. These free customizations never count against the aegis’s total number of customization points spent on his astral suit. An astral suit can be dismissed as a free action. An astral suit does not function in areas where psionics do not work, such as a null psionics field. Dismiss ectoplasm can be used against an astral suit; treat the manifester level as the aegis’s class level, although the aegis can simply form his astral suit again on his next turn.

    The three basic forms an Aegis's astral suit can take are listed below:
    Astral SkinAction Type: Swift; Armor Type: NULL; Weight: 2lbs;
    AC: +0; Max Dex: -; ACP -0;
    Spell Failure: 0%; Speed: unmodified
    Free Customizations: speed (2), nimble
    2nd level Free Customizations: evasion
    12th level Free Customizations: improved evasion

    An astral suit in this form does not count as any type of armor, but does count as a psychoactive skin and follows all the rules of a psychoactive skin.
    Astral ArmorAction Type: Move; Armor Type: Medium; Weight: 40lbs;
    AC: +6; Max Dex: +2; ACP -5;
    Spell Failure: 30%; Speed: reduced
    Free Customizations: brawn, improved damage
    2nd level Free Customizations: flexible suit

    Should the aegis be wearing armor when forming his astral suit in this fashion, the astral suit encloses the armor and the aegis gains the benefits of only his astral suit and not that from his armor, even if his armor would confer better benefits.
    Astral JuggernautAction Type: Full-Round; Armor Type: Heavy; Weight: 50lbs;
    AC: +8; Max Dex: +0; ACP -7;
    Spell Failure: 40%; Speed: reduced
    Free Customizations: fortification, hardy
    2nd level Free Customizations: stalwart

    Should the aegis be wearing armor when forming his astral suit in this fashion, the astral suit encloses the armor and the aegis gains the benefits of only his astral suit and not that from his armor, even if his armor would confer better benefits.

    A Mekanikos Aegis gains only an amount of customizations points equal to her class level - 1.
    Astral Repair
    An aegis is capable of repairing mundane items, restoring 2 hit points of damage to the touched item as a standard action usable at will. If the object has the broken condition, this condition is removed if the object is restored to at least half its original hit points. All of the pieces of an object must be present for this ability to function. This ability has no effect on objects that have been warped or otherwise transmuted, but it can still repair damage done to such items.
    HelmsmanBonded Mechanoid
    The Helmsman replaces their Bonded Vessel with a Mechanoid Companion, along the lines of the Tinker Sphere Option Rule. This Mechanoid Companion does not automatically possess an AI. Their Bonded Machine is treated as their Bonded Vessel for purposes of their Helmsman class features, and is NOT treated as an Animal Companion.
    • Bonded Machine: Whenever a class would gain an animal companion creature through a class feature (such as an animal companion or mount, or granted through another source such as a domain, druid’s nature bond feature, oracle revelation, paladin’s divine bond, etc.), that character can instead elect to gain a mechanoid companion. The character gains the Tinker sphere with the (transportation) package (or Expanded Tinker talent, selecting the (transportation) package). A character that opted into the mechanoid companion rule may then designate 1 mechanoid they have crafted as their bonded machine as part of a 1-hour process that may only be done once per day. The character’s bonded machine is treated as that character’s animal companion for the purposes of any of their class features that would normally augment their animal companion (i.e. a paladin’s divine bond or a hunter’s hunter tactics feature). Any restrictions imposed by a class feature on the animal companion must also be observed by the bonded machine (such as being a suitable mount for a cavalier would require the bonded machine be able to support the crafter and be used as a vehicle by the crafter).
    • Veiled Vessel: When the helmsman shapes a veil which creates armor, the helmsman may integrate the special abilities of that armor into his bonded mech. Such armor uses the higher armor bonus and higher armor check penalty between the armor and the helmsman's mech, and any additional special abilities of the armor (including both qualities such as fortification and veil-specific abilities such as the entangling ability of Spiderweb Wrappings) are gained by the mech for as long as the veil is shaped.

      When the helmsman's bonded mech is remotely piloted, it benefits from all veils and chakra binds that the helmsman is using, even if it would not have the corresponding components to use a veil (for example, a Tank mech could gain the benefits of a Feet slot veil that the helmsman has shaped even though it does not have feet). If the helmsman has multiple bonded mechs, he must choose which bonded mech gains the benefits of each veil and its corresponding bind.
    Hypercharge
    Starting at 1st level, a helmsman gains the ability to sacrifice essence to momentarily enhance the abilities of his bonded mech. By taking a point of essence burn as a free action, the helmsman may gain a temporary pool of boost points equal to his Intelligence bonus + 1/2 his class level (minimum 1). These boost points last for a number of rounds equal to the helmsman's class level and may be spent to activate any hypercharge he knows.

    Overlapping instances of essence burn extend the duration of the boost pool but cannot raise the total number of boost points beyond the helmsman's Intelligence bonus + 1/2 his class level. The total boost cost of each overdrive is detailed in its description.
    • Jaws of Life (Ex): By spending 2 boost points as a swift action, the helmsman super-heats his mech's weapons to a white-hot edge. The helmsman selects one melee weapon his mech wields. For a number of rounds equal to his Intelligence modifier, that weapon ignores the first 10 points of hardness + 1 point of hardness per 2 class levels when attacking an object, vehicle, or mech.
    Sphere WizardFamiliar
    teehee get familiar, best class feature to ever exist. FREE KITTY!
    Sphere Specialization (Veilweaving)
    A sphere wizard gains a sphere specialization of his choice from the list of sphere specializations included in the incanter class description. He treats his wizard levels as incanter levels for this purpose. He gains +1 CL with that sphere and other abilities that aren't worth mentioning in this 1-level-dip.

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    Gilly Goldentrove (Gilligan Chrysos)

    A plump creamy orange cat with thick, silky fluff.
    Familiar (Protector) 1
    N T Magical Beast, Cat
    Senses: low-light vision, scent; Perception +7
    Defense

    AC 15, touch 14, flat-footed 13 (+2 Dex, +2 size, +1 natural)
    HP: 16 (3 HD)
    Fort +2, Ref +4, Will +4
    Offense

    Speed: 30'
    Melee: 2 claws +7 (1d2–4), bite +7 (1d3–4)
    Space: 2&1/2'
    Reach: 0'
    Statistics

    Str 3, Dex 15, Con 8, Int 6, Wis 12, Cha 7
    Base Attack: +3 CMB: +3 CMD: 9 (13 vs. trip)
    Feats: Bodyguard, Combat Reflexes, Guardian's Return
    Skills: Appraise +1, Autohypnosis +4, Climb +6, Disguise +1, Handle Animal +1, Knowledge (Engineering, Psionics) +1, Knowledge (Martial) -1, Knowledge (Nobility) +0, Perception +7, Ride +5, Sense Motive +4, Sleight of Hand +5, Stealth +14
    Racial Modifiers: +4 Climb, +4 Stealth
    Description

    Share Spells: The wizard may cast a spell with a target of “You” on his familiar (as a touch spell) instead of on himself. A wizard may cast spells on his familiar even if the spells do not normally affect creatures of the familiar's type (magical beast).

    Empathic Link (Su): The master has an empathic link with his familiar to a 1 mile distance. The master can communicate empathically with the familiar, but cannot see through its eyes. Because of the link's limited nature, only general emotions can be shared. The master has the same connection to an item or place that his familiar does.

    Loyal Bodyguard (Ex): A protector gains Bodyguard and Combat Reflexes as bonus feats. If the familiar is sharing its master’s square, it can use Bodyguard to aid another to improve its master’s AC even if it doesn’t threaten the attacking foe, though it still needs line of effect to its master and the attacker.
     
     
     
     
     

    Kardi Goldentrove

    A phantasmal wolf of golden akashic energy, bearer of countless eyes.
    Companion (Martial Beast) 3
    N M Animal, Wolf
    Senses: low-light vision, scent, Perception +7
    Defense

    AC 17, touch 13, flat 14 (+4 natural, +3 dex)
    HP: 6 (3HD)
    Fort +4, Ref +4, Will +1
    Offense

    Speed: 50'
    Melee: +6+1 Bite (1d6+3 plus trip)
    Space: 5'
    Reach: 5'
    Statistics

    Str 14, Dex 16, Con 15, Int 2, Wis 12, Cha 6
    Base Attack: +3 CMB: +5 CMD: 18 (24 vs trip, 20 vs disarm)
    Feats: Muscular Reflexes, Deft Maneuvers
    Tricks: Combat Training, Attack (2), Track
    Talents: Open Hand (Base)
    Skills: Perception +7
    Description

    Link (Ex): A druid can handle her animal companion as a free action, or push it as a move action, even if she doesn't have any ranks in the Handle Animal skill. The druid gains a +4 circumstance bonus on all wild empathy checks and Handle Animal checks made regarding an animal companion.

    Share Spells (Ex): The druid may cast a spell with a target of “You” on her animal companion (as a spell with a range of touch) instead of on herself. A druid may cast spells on her animal companion even if the spells normally do not affect creatures of the companion's type (animal). Spells cast in this way must come from a class that grants an animal companion. This ability does not allow the animal to share abilities that are not spells, even if they function like spells.
     
     
     
     
     

    Argen

    Tame 3
    N L Animal, Horse
    Senses: low-light vision, scent; Perception +9
    Defense

    AC 15, touch 13, flat-footed 11 (+4 Dex, –1 size, +2 Natural)
    HP: 39(3d8+15)
    Fort +8, Ref +7, Will +4
    Offense

    Speed: 50'
    Melee: 2 hooves +6 (1d6+5), 1 Bite +6 (1d4+5)
    Space: 10'
    Reach: 5'
    Statistics

    Str 20, Dex 18, Con 21, Int 2, Wis 17, Cha 11
    Base Attack: +2 CMB: +8 CMD: 22 (26 vs trip)
    Feats: Endurance, Run
    Tricks: Combat Training, Attack (2), Work, Track, Watch, Get Help (Mom & Dad), Rescue
    Skills: Perception +9

     

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