Character sheets

[Kuroimaken]

You ALSO know what goes here.

[sirpercival]

The Artist Formerly Known As Cowbell
CG Magic-blooded Halfling Powerbard 7

Campaign: Kurogrimaken

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Racial adjustments: -2 Str +2 Dex -2 Wis +4 Cha
40 point buy, items included

Str	6 (-2)	=	[0p] 8 -2 racial
Dex	14 (+2)	=	[4p] 12 +2 racial
Con	16 (+3)	=	[10p] 16
Int	14 (+2)	=	[6p] 14
Wis	10 (+0)	=	[4p] 12 -2 racial
Cha	26 (+8)	=	[16p] 18 +4 racial +1 level +3 enhancement

HD: 7d6+21 (51 hp) {rolls: 6*, 3, 3, 4, 3, 6, 5}
Saves: F +5, R +9, W +5
AC: 22 (+2 Dex +5 armor +4 shield +1 size), touch 13, flat-footed 20
Speed: 20 feet
Initiative: +11
Senses: Musician's Ear, low-light vision
BAB/Grapple: +5/+1
Attacks: Guierry +7 ranged [40 feet increment] (1d10+5 sonic, 20/x3)
Defenses:

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Halfling:

• -2 Str, +2 Dex, +2 Cha
• Humanoid, Small size
• Languages: Common, Halfling
• 20 foot speed
• +2 racial bonus to saves vs fear
• +1 racial bonus to all saves
• Proficient with slings
• Ingratiating: +2 to Perform (guitar), +2 to Craft and Profession checks

Magic-Blooded:

• Ability Adjustments: +2 Charisma, -2 Wisdom
• Vision: low light
• Skills: +2 Knowledge (arcana), +2 Spellcraft, Both usable untrained.
• Spell-Like abilities: Detect magic, Nystul's Magical Aura, Nystul's Undetectable aura, and read magic 1/day (CL=Character Level.

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Powerbard 7:

• Minor Arpeggios (4 known)
• Power Chords: 7 known (level 4 max -- harmony, rhythm are SLAs), 2+2/2+2/2+2/1+1
• Control Sound (Su): as psi power, at will
• Musician's Ear (Ex): At 2nd level, a powerbard's hearing becomes much more acute than a normal person's.  She gains a bonus equal to her powerbard level on Perception checks when listening, as well as saves vs being deafened and to defeat illusions with an auditory component.
• Countersong (Su): Upon reaching 3rd level, a powerbard can attempt to use her knowledge of physics to cancel the sounds that a caster makes when casting a spell with verbal components.  The powerbard can attempt to counterspell a spell that she has successfully identified using the Arcana skill, requires a verbal component, and is being cast within 30 feet.  She must ready an action to counterspell, as normal.  She makes a dispel check to counter the cast spell as if with dispel magic, except that she uses her ranks in Perform in place of her caster level as a bonus to the check (with no limit on the maximum bonus).  Countersong can be used to counter a power chord with a verbal component played by another powerbard.  A powerbard can use this ability a number of times per day equal to her Charisma modifier.
• Resounding Note (Su): At 3rd level, a powerbard can attempt to overcome a silence effect with her power chords.  Whenever she attempts to play a chord which would be negated by silence, she can make a Perform check (DC 15 + the caster level of the silence) to play the chord anyway.
• Bonus Feat: A powerbard of 5th level or higher gains a bonus [Chord] feat of her choice for every genre she completes.  If the powerbard changes one of her known chords (at an even level) and in doing so "un-completes" a path, she loses access to the bonus feat granted by that path, unless she chooses that feat as a normal feat or a bonus feat from completing a different path.
• Silver record (Ex): By 6th level, a powerbard has become well-known among the fans of her music, and this celebrity grants her a measure of leeway in social situations.  She gains a +4 bonus on Charisma checks and Charisma-based skill checks (except Perform checks while using other powerbard abilities), as well as the ability to call in one favor per week (as per the Favored in House feat from the Eberron Campaign Setting).

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1st - Up-Tempo, Martial Study (Clockwatcher)^F, Martial Stance (Sands of Time)^F
3rd - Item Familiar (Guierry)
6th - Well-versed (The Power of Rock Compels You), Mastered Genre (Wyld Stallynz)^B

Flaw - Gossip Secrets
Flaw - Comfort Object (Guierry)

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Perform (guitar) 10 ranks +8 Cha +2 racial +6 item familiar = +26
Tumble 10 ranks + 2 Dex = +12 [ranks stored in Gueirry]
Spellcraft 10 ranks +2 Int = +12
Listen 10 ranks = +10
Bluff 10 ranks +8 Cha = +18
Gather Information 10 ranks +8 cha = +18 [ranks stored in Gueirry]

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Guierry the Small 12-string Guitar of Warning [+1 enh] {pronounced Jerry}

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Barney Stinson reincarnated as a magical electric guitar.  LEGEN

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DARY.

Cloak of Charisma +3 (9k)

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This cloak is woven in disturbingly loud colors, mostly neon greens, oranges, and purples.  In fact, the colors are so loud that they impose a -2 penalty to Listen and Move Silently checks.

Animated heavy steel shield (4.17k) [+2 enh]

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This shield is committed to protecting its owner but it can get a bit carried away at times. When the owner is hit with an attack the shield must make a will save (equipped items use their owners saves) at DC 13 +2 for each attack after the first. If the shield fails this save, it redoubles its efforts to protect its owner to the point of obstructing their ability to attack for 1d4 turns. During this time all enemies are considered to have soft cover (+4 AC) against the owner's attacks. Afterwards the save DC resets.

Blurring chain shirt (1.25k) [+1 enh]

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When activated, the ability of this chain shirt can leave blurred afterimages in the user's vision.  Each time the Blurring ability is activated, there is a 30% chance that the wearer suffers a 20% miss chance on all attacks for 1d6 rounds.

Anklet of Translocation (1.4k)

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The craftsmanship of this anklet is shoddy and uneven, with broken or twisted links and poor connectivity.  Each time you use this item, there is a 25% chance that you arrive one square away from your intended target (use the scattering rules for thrown splash weapons to determine the resulting location).

Healing Belt (.75k)

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This belt is made of a wide strip matte-black leather, which seems to drink in light and not return it.  It heals you by drawing in ambient life energy, which can harm those around you.  Whenever you activate the belt, all creatures within 30 feet of you take 1d4 points of damage per charge you spend.

Remaining funds: 430gp

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• Arpeggios (4) -
  • Adagio -- Allies within 30 feet gain +1 morale bonus to Will saves for 1 round/level.
  • Andante -- One enemy within 30 feet makes Will save or can only take move actions for 1 round.
  • Grave -- Enemies within 30 feet suffer -1 morale penalty to Will saves for 1 round.
  • Presto Con Fuoco - Allies within 30 feet deal +2 energy damage, gain energy resistance 3 for 1 round/level.
• 1st (2) -
  • Rainy Day Sun -- Weather within the area of effect becomes calm and clear, including magical fog effects. (Spinal Tap 1)
  • Remember the Trashcan -- Allies gain +Cha mod luck bonus to next save. (Wyld Stallynz 1)
• 2nd (2) -
  • Black Fire -- Allies gain +4d4 negative energy damage on attacks. (Dragonforce 2)
  • The Power of Rock Compels You -- Free allies from mental control. (Wyld Stallynz 2)
  • Time Stand Still -- Enemies lose actions. (Rush 2)
• 3rd (2) -
  • The Reaper -- Next Fortitude save that target enemy fails also causes it to drop unconscious. (Wyld Stallynz 3)
  • Virtuality -- Allies become temporarily incorporeal. (Rush 3)
• 4th (1) -
  • Dazed and Confused -- Enemy must save or be confused; become dazed on failed save. (Led Zeppelin 4)

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His parents were slaughtered as he crawled out of the womb with a guitar in his hand.

But the Powerbard was undeterred.

His village was burnt by paladin zealots trying to uncover a most sinister plot.

But the powerbard was undeterred.

His first love was eaten by an abomination so grotesque, that none who ever laid eye upon it has retained their sanity.

BUT THE POWERBARD WAS UNDETERRED!

Grasping a guitar pick crafted from the very smoldering pits of the Infinite Layers of the Abyss, the Powerbard strikes chord after chord after chord in world-remaking symphony, rising from the sea of hopelessness and obscurity as a single ray of light upon the encroaching darkness!

His only companion, a smart-mouth living guitar... Yet, he holds the power of ROCK!

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WIP

[Concerned Ninja Citizen]

Jinna Riot

Human, Chaos Cultist 3, Chaos Warrior 3, Chaos Champion 1

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These are Jinna's stats not including dice based bonuses from class levels. See below for current stats.
Racial Modifiers: +2 Str
Point Buy: 40

[10pts]Str:16+2(human)+4(item)= 22(+6)
[6pts]  Dex:14+2(item)= 16(+3)
[16pts]Con:18+2(item)= 20(+5)
[6pts]  Int:14(+2)
[2pts]  Wis:10(+0)
[0pts]  Cha:8(-1)

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These are Jinna's stats not including dice based bonuses from class levels. See below for current stats.
HD: 3d8+4d10+35 (75hp)
Saves: F +15 , R +7 , W +12
AC: 25 (+14 Armor, +3 Dexterity -1 Trait -1 Flaw), touch 11, flat-footed 22
Initiative: +5
Speed: 20ft
Size: Medium (Powerful Build/Slight Build)
Senses: Permanent See Invisibility
BAB/Grapple: +7/+17
Melee Attack Bonus: +14
Ranged Attack Bonus: +10
Full Attack: Power Flail +15/+10 (3d6+18), Hell Pistol +11 Ranged Touch (4d6+11)
Defenses: DR 12/Adamantine, Acid, Cold, Electricity, Fire, Negative energy and Sonic Resistance 12, 25% fortification, 25% miss chance against all attacks (including AoEs), Fear effects downgraded one step

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These are Jinna's stats including dice based bonuses (will be updated each time bonuses are rerolled.) Stats not listed here are unchanged from values listed above.
Modifiers
Str: +1d4+1(prowess)+1d6+1(bestial)
Dex: +1d6+1(bestial)
Con: +1d4+1(prowess)+1d6+1(bestial)

Int: -1d6+1(bestial)
Wis: -1d6+1(bestial)
Cha: -1d6+1(bestial)

Speed: +1d4 x 5

Current Stats
Str: +4 = 26 (+8)
Dex:
Con: +4 = 24(+7)

Int:
Wis:
Cha:

HP: 89
Saves: F +17 , R , W
Initiative:
Speed:
AC:  Touch:
Melee Attack:
Ranged Attack:

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Ability Modifiers: +2 to one stat of choice
Bonus Feat
Bonus Skill Points: +1/lv (4 at 1st lv)

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Proficiencies: Simple weapons and two Martial Weapons of its choice, Light Armor, Light Shields, plus any equipment gained from this class.

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Mutations
Bestial: Swift action gain +1d6+1 to str, dex, con, take same penalty to int, wis, cha

Steel Hearted: Fear effects reduced by one step. Can use Int instead of Wis for will saves

Strange Walk: +1d4 x 5 to land speed, reroll each turn

Wargear
Metal Fist: Masterwork Gauntlet deals 1d10+1d8+1.5str, ignores cover, DR and hardness (kept stowed on armor)

Chaos Style
Martyrdoom: As an immediate action you can receive an attack that was aimed at an adjacent ally. You only take half damage, and if it allowed a save, you gain a +5 bonus on it.

At 6 HD you may even protect an adjacent ally against area effects, granting them the Evasion and Mettle abilities in return for you taking a -5 penalty on the save as an immediate action.

Worship: May take full round actions to create Vigor effect on non good, non lawful allies within 30ft

Chaos Prowess: At 2nd level the Chaos Cultist gains a permanent +1d3 to an ability score of his choice. Re-roll at each morning and night.

Demagogue: Those who don't follow are doomed to lead.  A Chaos Cultist naturally atracts other people with chaotic tendencies and follow him to bring down societies and create new ones. This is initially a  non-caster follower with an NPC class of a level equal to the Chaos Cultist's HD. At 5 HD he gains another one of the same level, and then another one for every 5 HD he has.

Casualities are automatically replaced at the dawn of each day.

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Proficiencies: Simple Weapons, Four Martial weapons of its choice, Light and Medium Armor, Light and Heavy Shields

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Mutations
Abyss Essence: The Chaos Warrior is filled with the raw power of the Abyss, making him bulkier while attacks seem to miracously miss the blessed one. The Chaos Warrior gains Powerful Build and has a 25% miss chance of  any attack missing against him, even area effects. This never stacks with other miss chances. Either the Chaos Warrior takes the attack head on and trusts his luck or he hides between something else.

Chaos Style
Blade and Thrown: You gain the quickdraw feat. When charging, you may perform a thrown attack or crossbow shot at any point during your movement to the target of your charge, as long as you can wield the thrown weapon/crossbow in a single hand. In a fullattack, if you're holding a thrown weapon or crossbow in your off-hand, you may attack with it with it at -5 penalty, but your main hand attacks suffer no penalty. Crossbow attacks performed this way count as melee attacks wich don't provoke attacks of oportunity, including using Str for the to-hit rolls and adding half Str mod to the damage, as you literally shove the weapon into your enemy before firing. You may also reload crossbows as a free action whitout provoking attacks of oportunity.
In addition you may count attacks with  your main hand as two-handed attacks (including adding 1,5 Str mod to damage and power attack purposes) as long as you have a thrown weapon/crossbow in your off-hand. While wielding any pair of weapons that fill those conditions, each of them deals an extra 1d6 damage for every 4 HD of the Chaos Warrior.

At 6 HD you threaten an area equal to the ranged range of your off-hand thrown weapon/crossbow with said weapon. You can't however draw a new weapon/reload a crossbow off-turn, so once you perform an attack of oportunity this way, you go back to threatening your normal reach untill your next turn, unless you have a repeating crossbow.

Pistols and grenades can count as crossbows for any of the above abilities, but you  can still only make a single “free” attack with them when charging.

Impossible Infiltration: You gain a bonus equal to your HD to either Hide, Listen, Move Silently or Spot checks. You can change the skill to wich you gain this bonus as a swift action.

You can also now hide without actually having anything to hide yourself behind, and every single ability that would allow an oponent to detect you while hiding whitout need of listen and spot checks now demands that they suceed on a spot/listen check against your hide/move silently abilities. They do gain +3 bonus on their Spot and Listen checks for each extra ability detection. So an undead with bldindsight, mindsight and lifesight would get +9 bonus to their spot and listen checks.

At 6 HD you benefit from a permanent See Invisibility effect. As an immediate action, you may make a Hide check to gain the result in a miss chance in the next attack against you. So for example a Hide result of 37 would mean the next attack against you would have a 37% chance of missing.

Opportunism: Whenever an ally attacks while adjacent to you, you perform a basic attack at the same target as an immediate action. Your minions may also do this as well if they're adjacent to the one making the first attack. This works even for ranged attacks providing you or your follower are holding a ranged weapon.

At 6 HD this extra attack gains abonus on attack and damage rolls equal to your highest mental stat mod (even if it's performed by a minion).

Greater Chaos Prowess: At 2nd level the Chaos Warrior gains a permanent +1d4+1 to an ability score of his choice. Re-roll at each morning and night. If you already had Chaos Prowess, you must pick another ability score, but the bonus from Chaos Prowess increases to 1d4+1 as well.

Greater Demagogue: You gain a personal icon which takes the form of a banner, large badge or otherwise some other item that clearly stands out on your person. It grants +1d6 bonus to damage rolls of all allies whitin a radius of 10 feet per HD. At 5 HD, and every 5 HD thereafter, this bonus increases by an extra +1d6.  In alternative, you may instead provide that bonus on a skill of your choice to all whitin the effect radius. Changing is a free action, but you can only do it once per turn. Those bonus also apply to yourself.

You may wave the icon as an immediate action to allow an ally whitin the radius effect to re-roll a save  or skill check they just failed, with a bonus equal to your highest mental stat mod.

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Proficiencies: Simple and Martial Weapons, Light, Medium and Heavy Armor, Light and Heavy Shields.

Aspiration: What is a champion whitout a cause? At first level the Chaos Champion must choose an Aspiration from the following list, which gives a small bonus and affects what gifts it can be rewarded with.

Legion Aspiration-Glory be to chaos on all its forms! You are whitout number, and you shall one day drown the whole multiverse!  As long as you're standing adjacent to at least one nongood nonlawful ally you can re-roll a natural 1 of your choice 1/round.

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Chaos Style
Iron Whitout: You cover yourself in so much metal stuff some wonder if there's any flesh underneath all of it. You gain the Power Armor Greater Gift of Chaos and at the start of each turn you can draw from your person two weapons from the Greater Chaos Gift list of your choice as a free action. Whatever you use them for they break/jam/vanish/whatever at the start your next turn before a new pair can be pulled. Each extra time you pick this you gain the Power Armor Greater Gift of Chaos again and the weapons you pull gain a stacking +1 enanchment bonus to attack and damage rolls (taken twice).

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This armor houses a variety of complex mechanisms. Grants +10 AC bonus, +4 Max Dex, -6 skill penalty, 50% ASF,  DR 10/adamantine, and resistance 10 against Acid, Cold, Electricity, Fire, Negative energy and Sonic damage. Additionally, it provides 25% fortification, a +4 enanchment bonus to Strength and a +2 resistance bonus to Fortitude saves.

Drug Injector Upgrade: The power armor can be “loaded” with a potion that can then be consumed as a swift or move action whitout provoking attacks of opportunity, but only by the wearer. Since the potion is directly injected into the bloodstream, less of it is needed for the effect, so each potion is good for 10 uses. However once a potion is loaded, it cannot be removed from the armor. Multiple potions may be loaded at the same time.

Infiltrator Pattern-The power armor's colours change to blend with the enviroment. Its skill penalty doesn't apply to Hide and Move Silently checks, and it actually grants a +1d6 bonus on hide and move silently checks.

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Feats
1: Combat Reflexes
fl: Extra Option(Impossible Infiltration)
fl: Martial Study (Clockwatcher)
H: Martial Stance (Distorted Clock)
3: Mageslayer
CW: Quickdraw
6: Extra Option(Power Armor)

Flaws: Murky Eyed, Vulnerable

Traits: Aggressive, Slight

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Apraise(Int), Balance(Dex), Bluff(Cha), Climb(Str), Concentration (con), Craft(any) (wis), Diplomacy(Cha), Disable Device(Int), Escape Artist(Dex), Heal (wis), Hide(dex), Intimidate(Cha), Jump(Str), Knowledge (any) (int), Listen (wis), Move silently (dex), Open Lock(Dex), Perform (any)(Cha), Profession(any)(Wis), Search (Int), Spot (wis), Survival (wis), Swim (Str), Use Rope (Dex)

Balance:6+3(dex)-6(armor)= +3
Craft(Cosmetics):1+2(int)= +3
Hide:10+3(dex)+4(size)+2(mwt)= +19*/**
Knowledge(local):10+2(int)+2(mwt)= +14
Knowledge(Religion):10+2(int)+2(mwt)= +14
Listen:10+0(wis)+2(mwt)= +12*
Move Silently:10+3(dex)+2(mwt)= +15*/**
Profession(Stylist):1+0(wis)= +1
Spellcraft:2+2(int)= +4
Spot:10+0(wis)+2(mwt)= +12*
*A +7 bonus applies to one of these skills, change as a swift action
**Gains +1d6 bonus when rolled

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WBL: 19,000

Worn
Amulet of Health +2
Gloves of Dexterity +2
Cloak of Resistance +2
Datsana
Charhar Aina

Carried
Survival Pouch
Backpack
Masterwork Tools x6

Potions
Lv 1 (3 of each (1loaded in armor, 2 carried in backpack))
Conviction
Enlarge Person
Faith Healing
Knight Unburdened
Lesser Restoration
Lion's Charge
Shield of Faith
Spider Climb
Wieldskill

Lv2: 2 of each (1 loaded in armor, 1 carried in backpack)
Invisibility

Lv3: 1 of each (loaded in armor)
Fly

Total:18,250
Remaining: 750

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When an attack roll results in a 1 or a 20 the character drops the weapon they used to make the attack (fumbling it on a one or sending it flying/leaving it stuck in an enemy or a 20)

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Whenever you fail a Fortitude save, your body tightens and groans with pain. You take a -2 penalty to your attack rolls, AC and Reflex saves for 10 minutes.

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This item is very proud of its protective ability but it gets upset when it feels unappreciated. Whenever the wearer passes a save by a margin of more than 5, the cloak loses its bonus for the next save. If that save is also successful the cloak inflicts a penalty equal to its bonus on the next save after which it resets.

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Effect: 5/day, you can pull out one of the following: trail rations, 2 gallons of water in a waterskin, tent plus two bedrolls, 50' rope, shovel, campfire/8 torches, composite shortbow with 20 arrows in a quiver, or a mule with bit/bridle/saddle/saddlebags.

Curse: When pulling an item from the bag there is a 5% chance that a cursed version is pulled instead. Cursed items look identical to non cursed items until their properties manifest. A DC 15 int or wis check can tell them apart.

Cursed trail rations and water are poisoned (DC 15, 1d4 con/1d4 con)

A cursed tent randomly produces loud noises which frustrate any attempts to sleep in it and may draw unwelcome attention

Cursed rope unknots itself at the most inopportune time for the user

A cursed shovel attacks as a Broom of Animated Attack when it is used, save that it scoops up dirt to fling in its target's eyes in place of the staw end attack

A cursed campfire explodes 1d4 rounds after it is pulled from the pouch, dealing 2d6 fire (reflex DC20 for half) damage in a 20ft radius

A cursed shortbow malfunctions when fired. All targets have a 50% miss chance and if this effect causes the bow to miss the arrow homes in on and attacks the closest of its user's allies instead

A cursed Mule becomes a Hell Mule. It gains a primary bite attack that deals 1d6 damage and attacks the user of the pouch to the best of its ability until it is killed
 

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Jinna was born, and grew up, a perfectly normal girl, at least for a value of "normal" that applies to this godforsaken crapsack world. Her village was an armed camp in an out of the way defensible location. It had been founded by the mutual consent of an order of holy warriors and the general ruling the area at the time (since deposed and brutally murdered) as a place for those few lucky enough to live through their tours of duty to raise their children with some bare modicum of safety and comfort.

It was actually a pretty nice place, as such things go. Chances of being devoured or turned into a mind slave were significantly lower than in most parts of the world and a modest cache of relatively uncursed minor magic items, bequeathed by the holy order, provided assistance with farming, medical care, and the like. As the children were the point of the excercise they were well cared for, with much effort made for their entertainment, education, and edification.

If you asked Jinna, it was a goddammed prison camp. Unsurprisingly, such a place, established by equal parts scions of law and good, and former soldiers, was lawful in the extreme. Strict rules governed schedules and random drills against infiltration by shapeshifters were frequent and thorough. While understandable precautions given the state of the rest of the world and the horrors most of the adults had seen at one time or another, this environment was not calculated to reduce the likelyhood of teenage rebellion in a, quite happily chaotic thankyouverymuch, young girl. Jinna chafed at every rule and restriction, becoming even more incensed that many of her peers were actually content with their regimented lifestyle.

So it was also less than shocking that when Jinna started to hear whispers that spoke of glorious freedom, unbridled by rules or restraint, far from reporting the illicit incursion to the proper authorities she embraced them, their ideals, and their music. At a different time Jinna's communications would likely have been quickly discovered and curtailed but they happened to coincide with a grave threat to the village. A new local warlord had arisen and tensions between him and the village's holy order patrons were rising. So months passed with the village leadership more concerned with external politics than interal policing. Jinna reveled in this slightly increased degree of freedom, attributing it to her newfound ideals rather than a preoccupation of the authorities.

At length the warlord's patience with the holy order ran out and he decided to make an example. The village had the misfortune to be conviniently located for such a venture. The attack was swift and brutal and looked likely to overwhelm the considerable but understaffed defences when Jinna unveiled the powers she had been developing and led a group of the village children (by then in their late teens) in a counterattack which tipped the balance and beat back the invaders. Expecting praise for courage and initiative she was rudely surprised to be arrested for the practice of Dark Chaotic Arts. Fortunately, they underestimated her abilities and the village had been built to keep things out, not in. She escaped and raised twin middle fingers in a parting salute. Clearly these hidebound idiots didn't deserve her. She would venture into the world, vanquish tyrants, and spread the gospel of glorious freedom to all the down trodden.

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Gideon

Lesser Chaond Soldier 7

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Racial Modifiers: +4 dex, +2 con, -2 cha
Elite Array: 15,14,13,12,10,8

Str:8(-1)
Dex:15+4(Chaond)+1(lv)= 20(+5)
Con:14+2(Chaond)= 16(+3)
Int:13(+1)
Wis:12(+1)
Cha:10-2(Chaond)= 8(-1)

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HD: 3d8+4d10+21 (61hp)
Saves: F +8 , R +7 , W +3
AC: 24  (+6 Armor, +4 Shield, +4 Dexterity), touch 14  , flat-footed 18
Initiative: +5
Speed: 30ft
Senses:
BAB/Grapple: +5/+4
Attack: Longbow +23 Ranged (1d8+11d6+1)
Full Attack:Longbow +21, +16 Ranged (1d8+11d6+1, 1d8+9d6+1)
Defenses: Acid, Cold, and Sonic Resistance 5

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Chaond
Ability Modifiers: +4 Dex, +2 Con, -2 Cha
Skill Bonus: +2 to Escape Artist and Tumble
Resistances: Acid, Cold, and Sonic Resistance 5
Spell Like Ability: Shatter 1/day, CL 7

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Weapon and Armor Proficiency: The soldier is proficient in the use of all simple and martial weapons, light and medium armor, and all shields.

School Focus: A soldier's training is less general than most martial adepts. He chooses one discipline at 1st level and adds its associated skill to his class skills. All maneuvers he learns as a result of his soldier levels must be from the chosen school, but ignore prerequisites based on his number of maneuvers known. (maneuvers he learns from other classes or the Martial Study feat are unaffected)

Maneuvers/Stances: A soldier begins his career with knowledge of one martial maneuver from his chosen discipline. He learns one additional maneuver for every four class levels, but they must be selected from his chosen school. At 3rd level and every 8th level thereafter, he learns one stance from his chosen school. He may change all of his maneuvers and stances known whenever he gains a character level, as long as his new choices are within his chosen school.

A soldier does not ready or expend his maneuvers; he may use any maneuver he knows at will.

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1: Point Blank Shot*
3: Precise Shot*
6: Rapid Shot
*From this thread.

Flaw: Jack (this character cannot take flaws)
Trait: Squat (this character cannot take traits)

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Intimidate:10-1(cha)= +9
Listen:10+1(wis)= +11
Martial Lore:10+1(int)= +11

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Initiator Level: 7
Maximum Maneuver Level: 4
Recovery Mechanic: None, Maneuvers are not expended and can be used at will
Chosen Discipline: Falling Star

Maneuvers
Pilot Arrow: Strike, make a ranged full attack, the first attack gets +10 and +4d6 damage, if that attack hits subsequent attacks get +5 and +2d6 damage
Exploding Arrows: Boost, Ranged attacks this turn do +1d6/IL fire damage and have the Keen property

Stance
Eagle's Eyes: +2 to ranged attack rolls and weapon range is doubled

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WBL: 7,200

+1 Seeking Longbow
+2 Animated Heavy Steel Shield
Chain Shirt
Datsana
Chahar Aina

Total: 6,745
Remaining: 455

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If a 1 or 2 is rolled on the attack roll, the attack misses as if a '1' were rolled, and the character is outlined as if by Faerie Fire. If the creature is not benefiting from any form of concealment for the outline to negate, the extra light causes creatures attacking you to gain a +1 circumstance bonus on their attack rolls

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This shield is committed to protecting its owner but it can get a bit carried away at times. When the owner is hit with an attack the shield must make a will save (equipped items use their owners saves) at DC 13 +2 for each attack after the first. If the shield fails this save, it redoubles its efforts to protect its owner to the point of obstructing their ability to attack for 1d4 turns. During this time all enemies are considered to have soft cover (+4 AC) against the owner's attacks. Afterwards the save DC resets.

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Gideon was a youth about to come to a bad end. Being part Slaadi isn't so good for one's reputation with the neighbors even when you aren't a young hoodlum whose hobbies run to petty larceny. He had been whipped through the streets and thrown in jail before, but this time they were ready to give him a trim at neck height and call it a day.

He was reflecting on his misdeeds (with a distinct lack of remorse for anything except being caught) on his way to the block when an avenging angel with garish hair and an even more strident attitude showed up to deliver him from his fate. After lecturing his would be executioners (those left alive, anyway) on the benefits of freedom and the evils of tyranny she turned to Gideon and offered him a job. He was only too happy to accept.

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Marga

Water Orc Soldier 7

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Racial Modifiers: +4 str, +2 con, -2 int, -2 wis, -2 cha
Elite Array: 15,14,13,12,10,8

Str:15+4(Orc)+1(lv)+4(stance)= 24(+7)
Dex:12(+1)
Con:14+2(Orc)+4(stance)=20(+5)
Int:8-2(Orc)=6(-2)
Wis:13-2(Orc)=11(+0)
Cha:10-2(Orc)=8(-1)

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HD: 3d8+4d10+21* (61hp)
Saves: F +8* , R +3 , W +2*
AC: 22* (+7 Armor, +1 Dexterity, +4 Shield), touch 11 , flat-footed 21 
Initiative: +1
Speed: 30ft
Senses: Darkvision 60ft
BAB/Grapple: +5/+10
Attack: Heavy Flail +18 (1d10+6d8+15)
Defenses:
*In Bloody Fury stance: +35 (75hp), +10 fort, +4 will saves, 20/9/19 AC

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Orc
Ability Modifiers: +4 Str, -2 Int, -2 Wis, -2 Cha
Darkvision: 60ft
Light Sensitivity: Dazzled in bright sunlight or the radius of a Daylight spell

Races of Water
Ability Modifiers: +2 Con
Attack Bonus: +1 to attack against fire creatures
Save Adjustments: -2 to saves against fire creatures
Swim Speed: Equals base land speed, +8 to athletics checks to swim, can always take 10 on swim checks

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Weapon and Armor Proficiency: The soldier is proficient in the use of all simple and martial weapons, light and medium armor, and all shields.

School Focus: A soldier's training is less general than most martial adepts. He chooses one discipline at 1st level and adds its associated skill to his class skills. All maneuvers he learns as a result of his soldier levels must be from the chosen school, but ignore prerequisites based on his number of maneuvers known. (maneuvers he learns from other classes or the Martial Study feat are unaffected)

Maneuvers/Stances: A soldier begins his career with knowledge of one martial maneuver from his chosen discipline. He learns one additional maneuver for every four class levels, but they must be selected from his chosen school. At 3rd level and every 8th level thereafter, he learns one stance from his chosen school. He may change all of his maneuvers and stances known whenever he gains a character level, as long as his new choices are within his chosen school.

A soldier does not ready or expend his maneuvers; he may use any maneuver he knows at will.

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1:Reckless Attack
3:Cleave
6:Leap Attack

Flaw: Jack (this character cannot take flaws)
Trait: Squat (this character cannot take traits)

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Jump:10+7(str)+2(mwt)-5(armor)= +14

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Initiator Level: 7
Maximum Maneuver Level: 4
Recovery Mechanic: None, Maneuvers are not expended and can be used at will
Chosen Discipline: Bloody Hammer

Maneuvers
Powerful Swing: Boost, Take a penalty of up to -5 on your attack rolls and gain x4 that as bonus on damage when wielding a two handed bludgeoning weapon
Crushing Blow: Strike, Make an attack with a bludgeoning weapon with +6d8 damage

Stance
Bloody Fury: Gain +4 str, +4 con, +2 to will saves, -2 to AC, a +2 competence bonus to attack rolls, and a +4 competence bonus to damage rolls with bludgeoning weapons

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WBL: 7,200
+1 Bloody Hammer Heavy Flail
+2 Animated Heavy Steel Shield
Masterwork Breastplate
Datsana
Chahar Aina
Masterwork Tool of Jump

Total: 6,985
Remaining: 215

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This shield is committed to protecting its owner but it can get a bit carried away at times. When the owner is hit with an attack the shield must make a will save (equipped items use their owners saves) at DC 13 +2 for each attack after the first. If the shield fails this save, it redoubles its efforts to protect its owner to the point of obstructing their ability to attack for 1d4 turns. During this time all enemies are considered to have soft cover (+4 AC) against the owner's attacks. Afterwards the save DC resets.

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Proposed Curse: This weapon seethes with the untamed fury of the Bloody Hammer style. When the owner drops a foe or scores a critical hit they must make a will save DC 10 +2 for each beyond the first or their rage becomes an unthinking frenzy and they will attack the nearest target, friend or enemy alike, until no targets remain within 30 ft

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Being an Orc can be a tough gig. Being an Orcish mercenary in lands where most of the locals would as soon hang you as hire you is definitely no picnic. Doing these things while female is a thankless task to boot. That's where Marga found herself, but breaking heads was all she knew so she kept at it. At length, she hired on as a guard to a slave caravan (hateful work but all she could get at the time.) The caravan was attacked and Marga fought where the rest of the guard ran. She had just felled one of the assailants when she turned to see the Merchant Captain of the caravan trying to set a fire among the captives, hoping to escape while the enemies were preoccupied with the burning slaves. Disgusted, she broke his neck and faced what she fully expected to be her death. Instead, the armored figure bearing down on her removed its helmet, revealing a human girl's face. She was impressed with both Marga's bravery and her standards and, as it happened, she had an opening to fill.

[InnaBinder]

Koeham is mostly done, except remaining equipment.

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Claudia Cinzenta. Just need to finish some last equipment.

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Most people usually connect feys to the wilderness and forests. However some scholars know that some feys come from urban enviroments. Claudia is one such fey. "Born" from the ruins of a theater of a ruined town, Claudia's first memories is of a town where the only other inhabitants were strange, tentacled creatures, that usually gathered around a strange glowing sphere in mid-air.

Claudia lived among them for quite some time, whitout any purpose in life. She felt an hunger for something, but couldn't figure out what. Until one day a group of strangers came. Those strangers looked a lot more like Claudia than any of the creatures she had previous met-two arms, two legs, one head all connected to central torso. Maybe because she was so similar to them, they didn't do her any harm while she was satisfied with just watching these newcomers. They slew the tentacled creatures, destroyed the sphere, and then they laughed in comemoration. It was the most beatiful thing Claudia had ever heard. It filled her with warmth. It satiated her hunger that had been a part of her since her birth. She wanted more.

The memory of what hapened then is somewhat fuzzy in Claudia's mind, a mix of growing tentacles and uncontrolable laughs. When it ended Claudia was the only one still smiling. A new, wonderful, sensation, altough the newcomers strangely never laughed again and eventually died.
 
It was then that Claudia started traveling, in search of more laughs. She quickly found this was a  bleak and gray world, where joy was a rare commodity, so Claudia decided to become the best there is at bringing smiles to strangers. She learned and practised the funniest jokes she found. She dressed in colourful attires and practised her movements to back up her lines.

And when all else failed she would simply fall into her audience and tickle them into laughing submission.

Ah, laughs... Claudia literally lived for that. Cries of happyness are nourishment and invigoration for her mind and body.

Yet, it seems that every time Claudia manages to get out a good reaction of her audience, they end up even sadder afterward. Empty eyes and mouths as if they had never experienced any joy in their lifes. Not a single smile passing their lips again.

So Claudia moves on again to find a new audience, to get some more laughs. Ironically enough, when she finds someone she really cares about, she strives to don't make them laugh, at least not too hard. Claudia doesn't want to risk
them becoming joyless beings as well. But she still needs her cries of happyness. Maybe, if she practises hard enough, she can one day give people the time of their life while enjoyg herself to the fullest whitout draining them! Maybe...

[Raineh Daze]

[SIZE=+1]Elizabeth[/SIZE][/URL]
Female N/C Evil Human Vampire Vamp 2/Eternal Royal 4/Vamp Lord 1, Level 7, Init +5, HP 58/58, DR 7/Silver & Magic, Speed 30', 50' Flying (P.)
AC 31, Touch 15, Flat-footed 31, Fort +9, Ref +12, Will +13, Base Attack Bonus 5   
Curse: ? +1 Spear +11 (1d8+7, x3)
Curse: ? +1 Mithral Breastplate (+6 Armor, +10 Natural, +5 Misc)
Abilities Str 21, Dex 11, Con -, Int 14, Wis 12, Cha 21
Condition None

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Elizabeth

CE Human Vampire 2 Sorcerer 5 (S1, V2, S4)

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Elizabeth is a tall, lithe, and somewhat regal-looking blonde, who, when fully dressed, cultivates an image reflecting the fire she loves so much: all reds and golds and disorganised looking. Half a dozen robes in various hot colours, open down the front and arranged haphazardly over a short burgundy dress.

The biggest clue to get the hell away are her eyes. Vibrant red is not a natural human eye colour, and the number of people in the world for which they hold any warmth is next to none.

BIRTHRIGHT ARCANA:
Elizabeth's spells all, one way or another, end up looking like they've been formed of blood. This is especially apparent with the flames that she creates so much, since fire isn't supposed to look so wet... or be those colours.

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• Strength: 10
• Dexterity: 18 (+4)
• Constitution: -
• Intelligence: 14 (+2)
• Wisdom: 8 (-1)
• Charisma: 25 (+7) (21 base, +4 magic item)

HD: 47 (7d12)
Blood charges: 20/49
Saves: F: +2 (Immune except against, for example, disintegrate), R: +6 (2 base, 4 dexterity), W: +4 (5 base, -1 wis)
AC: 21 (10 Base + 7 Natural + 4 Dexterity), 14 Touch  (25, 25 with Dragonskin and Scintillating Scales, I think)
Speed: 30'
Initiative: +4
Senses: Darkvision 60'
BAB/Grapple: +5
Attacks: 1d6 (Slam)
Defences: Standard undead immunities.

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1st Level Versatile Spellcaster
1st Level (Human Bonus) Searing Spell
1st Level (Flaw) Apprentice (Spellcasting)
3rd Level Energy Substitution (Fire)
6th Level Ocular Spell

First flaw, second flaw.

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Bluff: 17 (10 Base + 7 Cha)
Concentration: 17 (10 Base + 7 Cha)
Diplomacy: 17 (8 Base + 7 Cha + 2 Synergy)
Intimidate: 9 (2 Base + 7 Cha)
Knowledge (Dungeoneering): 6 (4 Base + 2 Int)
Perform (wind instruments): 12 (3 Base + 7 Dex + 2 Equipment)
Spellcraft: 14 (10 Base + 2 Competence + 2 Int)
Use Magic Device: 17 (10 Base + 7 Cha)

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18,150/19,000
Handy Haversack (2,000) 5lb
Necklace of Charisma +4 (16,000) N/A
Silk Rope (50) (In Haversack, 5lb)
Masterwork Flute (100) (In Haversack, 3lb)
Coffin (?) ?

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Green spells are only available if the full cost of Dark Magic has been paid.
Bold Spells are Lineage Spells.
Italic Spells fall under Birthright Arcana.

0th: Electric Jolt, Detect Magic, Dancing Lights, Resistance, Mage Hand, Prestidigitation,Stick
1st: True Strike, Lesser Orb of Sound, Ray of Flame, Nightshield, Expeditious Retreat  Identify
2nd: Combust, Scintillating Scales, Iron Horn
3rd: Scintillating Sphere, Dragonskin 

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Spellcasting:

A sorcerer casts arcane spells which are drawn primarily from the sorcerer/wizard spell list. He can cast any
spell he knows without preparing it ahead of time, the way a wizard or a cleric must (see below).To learn or
cast a spell, a sorcerer must have a Charisma score equal to at least 10 + the spell level. The Difficulty
Class for a saving throw against a sorcerer’s spell is 10 + the spell level + the sorcerer’s Charisma modifier.
Like other spellcasters, a sorcerer can cast only a certain number of spells of each spell level per day. His
base daily spell allotment is given on Table: The Sorcerer. In addition, he receives bonus spells per day if he
has a high Charisma score.
  A sorcerer’s selection of spells is extremely limited. A sorcerer begins play knowing four 0-level spells and two
1st-level spells of your choice. At each new sorcerer level, he gains one or more new spells, as indicated on
Table: Sorcerer Spells Known. http://www.d20srd.org/srd/classes/sorcererWizard.htm (Unlike spells per day, the number of spells a sorcerer knows is not affected by his Charisma score; the numbers on Table: Sorcerer Spells Known are fixed.) These new spells can be common spells chosen from the sorcerer/wizard spell list, or they can be unusual spells that the sorcerer has gained some understanding of by study. The sorcerer can’t use this method of spell acquisition to learn spells at a faster rate, however.
 Upon reaching 4th level, and at every even-numbered sorcerer level after that (6th, 8th, and so on), a sorcerer can
choose to learn a new spell in place of one he already knows. In effect, the sorcerer "loses" the old spell in exchange for the new one. The new spell’s level must be the same as that of the spell being exchanged, and it must be at least two levels lower than the highest-level sorcerer spell the sorcerer can cast. A sorcerer may swap only a single spell  at any given level, and must choose whether or not to swap the spell at the same time that he gains new spells knownfor the level.
Unlike a wizard or a cleric, a sorcerer need not prepare his spells in advance. He can cast any spell he knows at any time, assuming he has not yet used up his spells per day for that spell level. He does not have to
decide ahead of time which spells he’ll cast.

Summon Familiar
A sorcerer can obtain a familiar. Doing so takes 24 hours and uses up magical materials that cost 100 gp. A familiar
is a magical beast that resembles a small animal and is unusually tough and intelligent. The creature serves as a
companion and servant.The sorcerer chooses the kind of familiar he gets. As the sorcerer advances in level, his
familiar also increases in power. A slain familiar can be raised from the dead just as a character can be,
and it does not lose a level or a Constitution point when this happy event occurs.
A character with more than one class that grants a familiar may have only one familiar at a time.
Note: Unlike the wizard a sorcerer does not suffer an ill effects from the death/dismissal of a familiar.
Other than any grief that may or may not be cause by the death of a close friend, depending on alingment disposition
of the given sorcerer.

Lineage Magic.
A sorcerer has the limited ability to cast spells in the way of his ancestors.
At first level of sorcerer and each access to a new spell level. You may Choose a spell you have learned. You can now cast this spell as a spell-like ability once per day. You must maintain knowledge of this spell if you lose if from your spells known list you lose the spelllike ability forever. If the innate spell has an XP component, you pay the XP cost each time you use the spell-like ability. If the innate spell has a focus, you must have the focus to use the spell-like ability. If the innate spell has a costly material component more than 10 gold pieces (see spell description) it is inelligible for birthright arcana. Any permanent item created via use of this power is immediately recognizeable
a magically constructed "thing" even to the untrained eye.

Birthright Arcana.
It is your gift to make magic your own.
A sorcerer gains a special version the spell thematics feat for free:
Due to the unusual appearance of your spells, the DC of any Spellcraft check made to identify a spell you have cast increases by +4. In addition, you may designate one spell you know per spell level as a Birthright spell and cast it at +1 caster level and +1 Dc. You may designate one spell as a birthright spell each spell level; this occurs automatically choose upon gaining a new spell level.
 Nearly any theme is possible, so long as you can describe  a visual link for unification. For example, your theme might be "lightning," " spheres," or " screaming skulls."If you choose spheres as your theme, your magic missiles might take the form of glowing spheres of light, and your summoned monsters might emerge from mysterious rainbow-colored globes. If your theme is "lightning," your haste spell might manifest as a bright green spark that leaps from ally to ally. You can't use this feat to make your spell manifestations invisible, nor does your Birthright Arcana change the type of damage a spell deals, regardless of its appearance.

Blood Will Tell:
Upon reaching level 2 a sorcerer gains an ability, unlocked by his heritage and his constant use and exposure to magics.
This power requires a swift action from the Sorcerer, Lasts rounds equal to his charisma mod, and is usable once per encounter.
Choose from the following list:
Energy Resistance 5 + 1/2 chracter level. Choose one. Cold,fire,Electricity,Sonic or Acid. Once made this choice is permanent, it's type is fixed.
20% miss chance, vs Melee attacks
allows you to reroll one roll that you have just made before the roll resolves in success or failure. You must take the result of the reroll, even if it’s worse than the original roll. At level 7 you gain a second reroll, you may not use both re-rolls on the same attempt

Primordial Manipulation:*
To a sorcerer making magic is an art, the manipulation of magics into new forms is form and parcel of what they do.
Thanks to their intuitive connection to magic a sorcerer may cast any spell that is NOT on his spells know list from
the Core Phb Sorcerer/Wizard spell list or any Sorcerer only list by expending 2 spell slots of the same level as
the desired spell or any higher level spell slot. This requires one full round of casting in combat and the spell has
a 10% inherent chance of spell failure. This ability is useable 1 perday per point of charisma modifier.

Example: Rendra a 7th level sorcereress does no know Fireball, (and frankly never thought she'd need it) but currently is facing a cold subtyped group of monsters. She may spend 2 spell slots from her spells perday to cast the fireball. She finds herself in need of.
Likewise, When faced suddenly with will-o-wisps a sorcerer in need of Magic Missle may spend a second level spell slot or 2 1st level spell slots to cast that spell as they desire.

 Finally, if a Sorcerer ever multiclasses or takes a pretige class this ability is permanently lost, a multiclass character
does not gain this ability. A character with 7 or more levels of sorcerer gains this power even if multiclassed or Prestige Classed.

Ancient Craving:
A Sorcerer of  5th level, begins his path towards true mastery of magic. You can attempt to counter a spell or spell-like ability without using a readied action. Once per day, per point of charisma modifier you can counter a spell as an immediate action, by expending, a spell slot as long as the spell expended is of the same level or higher as the spell or spell-like to be countered.
You must make a Spellcraft check (DC 15 + the spell’s level). This check is a non action part of the ability. If the check succeeds, you correctly identify the opponent’s spell and can attempt to counter it. If the check fails, you can’t do either of these things.
You may also spend 2 spell slots of a lower level to counter a spell or spell like ability of 1 level higher than those expended.

At 7th level, when you successfully counter spell or spell-like using this ability, you gain 5 temporary HP per level of
the succesfully countered spell.

At 9th level when you successfully counter a spell or spell-like using this ability, you may, instead of gaining temporary Hp,  have your counterspell  deal  damage equal to 5 x the level of the succesfully counter spell or spell-like. Also the caster must make a will save or be dazed for 1 round.

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Vampire body: Unlike other monster classes, the Vampire doesn't lose his racial ability modifiers, but he does gain undead traits:

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    *  No Constitution score.
    * Darkvision out to 60 feet.
    * Immunity to all mind-affecting effects (charms, compulsions, phantasms, patterns, and morale effects).
    * Immunity to poison, sleep effects, paralysis, stunning, disease, and death effects.
    * Not subject to critical hits, nonlethal damage, ability drain, or energy drain. Immune to damage to its physical ability scores (Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution), as well as to fatigue and exhaustion effects.
    * Heals naturaly.
    * Immunity to any effect that requires a Fortitude save (unless the effect also works on objects or is harmless).
    * Uses its Charisma modifier for Concentration checks.
    * Not at risk of death from massive damage, but when reduced to 0 hit points or less, it is immediately destroyed, unless it has activated it's fast healing ability.
    * Not affected by Raise Dead and reincarnate spells or abilities. Resurrection and True Resurrection can affect undead creatures. These spells turn undead creatures back into the living creatures they were before becoming undead.
  * Vampires don't need to breath, eat, or sleep. However, a Vampire may do any of the three if desired

The Vampire gains a slam attack dealing 1d6 plus 1-1/2 times his Strength bonus.

Any previously gained HD are changed to d12, and any new HD gained are also changed to d12.

In addition, the Vampire gains a natural armor bonus equal to its Strength or Charisma bonus, whichever is higher.

Vampire Vulnerabilities: The vampire becomes vulnerable to a variety of things in diferent degrees. I think these are going to be modified, right?

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Vampires cannot tolerate the strong odor of garlic and will not enter an area laced with it. Similarly, they recoil from a mirror or a strongly presented holy symbol. These things don’t harm the vampire—they merely keep it at bay. A recoiling vampire must stay at least 5 feet away from a creature holding the mirror or holy symbol and cannot touch or make melee attacks against the creature holding the item for the rest of the encounter. Holding a vampire at bay takes a standard action.

Vampires are also unable to cross running water, although they can be carried over it while resting in their coffins or aboard a ship.

They are utterly unable to enter a home or other building unless invited in by someone with the authority to do so. They may freely enter public places, since these are by definition open to all.

A Vampire casts no reflection on a mirror.

Exposing any Vampire to direct sunlight disorients it: It can take only a single move action or attack action and is destroyed utterly in the next round if it cannot escape. Similarly, immersing a vampire in running water robs it of one-third of its hit points each round until it is destroyed at the end of the third round of immersion (unless the base creature had a swim speed, in wich case the vampire can swim freely). Driving a wooden stake through a vampire’s heart instantly slays the monster. However, it returns to life if the stake is removed, unless the body is destroyed. A popular tactic is to cut off the creature’s head and fill its mouth with holy wafers (or their equivalent).

Resting Place: a vampire who rests for 8 hours over a layer of dirt taken from 100 feet of his birthplace completely heals his HP. Most vampire craft coffins wich are filled with such dirt so they always have a safe place to return to (see also fast healing blood power).

Blood Drain (Ex): A vampire can suck blood from a living victim with its fangs by making a successful grapple check. If it pins the foe, it drains blood, dealing 1d4 points of Constitution drain each round the pin is maintained. On each such successful attack, the vampire gains a blood charge that is saved for later use. A vampire can save a number of Blood Charges equal to his HD multiplied by his Strength bonus or Charisma bonus (whichever one is higher).

If a Vampire drains blood from a creature with 3 or more points of Intelligence, it gains 2 Blood Charges on a successful attack instead.
If a Vampire drains blood from a member of it's base race, it gains 4 blood charges on a successful attack instead.

The Vampire can only obtain a Blood Charge from living beings. Drinking blood from dead creatures or drinking preserved blood tastes foul to the Vampire and provides no Blood Charges.

The Vampire can drain blood from summoned creatures, but the charges obtained this way disappear when the summoned monster disappears.

Each day, the Vampire loses a number of Blood Charges equal to his HD. If he rested 8 hours in his resting place, he only loses half that number, rounded up. If the vampire doesn't have enough blood charges to satisfy it's needs by morning, he takes a penalty to all d20 rolls equal to the number of missing blood charges, up to a penalty equal to twice his own HD. The penalty lasts until the Vampire gets a number of Blood Charges equal to his HD or more and spends 8 hours on his resting place.

Blood Powers: The Vampire can expend Blood Charges to use any of the following abilities. Unless otherwise noted, activating a Blood Power is a free action.

Vampire Aptitude: By expending one Blood Charge, the Vampire gains a +3 untyped bonus to the skill of his choice for 1 hour. Any bonuses given by this ability cannot exceed 2 higher than the Vampire's HD

Vampire Might: By expending one Blood Charge, the Vampire gains a +1 untyped bonus to an ability score of his choice for one hour. Multiple uses of this power for the same ability score stack, but any bonuses granted by this ability for a single ability score cannot exceed the Vampire's HD.

Night Form(Su): By expending one Blood Charge, a vampire can assume the shape of a bat or wolf as a standard action. While in its alternate form, the Vampire loses its natural slam attack, but it gains the natural weapons and any extraordinary special attacks of its new form. This ability lasts 24 hours. Otherwise it functions as the Alternate Form ability.

If the Vampire has 4 or more HD, it can also use this ability to take the form of a dire wolf or dire bat at the cost of 2 Blood Charges.

According to the campaign setting and Vampire's original race, the vampire may replace some of it's forms with others more apropriate, with authorization of the DM.
Gaseous Form (Su): As a standard action the Vampire may expend any number of Blood Charges. The Vampire assumes a Gaseous Form as the spell, but with a fly speed of 20 ft. with perfect maneuverability, and with a caster level equal to the number of Blood Charges spent.

Dark healing: By expending one Blood Charge, the Vampire gains Fast Healing 1 for 1 minute. If reduced to 0 hit points while Dark Healing is active, the Vampire automatically assumes a Gaseous Form and attempts to escape. It must reach its resting place within 2 hours or be utterly destroyed. Any additional damage dealt to a vampire forced into gaseous form has no effect. Once resting in its resting place, a Vampire is helpless. It regains 1 hit point after 1 hour, after which he is no longer helpless.

Spider Climb (Ex): By expending one Blood Charge, a Vampire can climb any surface as though affected by a Spider Climb spell for 1 hour.

Greater Blood powers: At second level, the Vampire can use his drained blood to fuel even stronger abilities. The Vampire can expend Blood Charges to use any of the following abilities. Unless otherwise noted, activating a Greater Blood Power is a free action.

Children of the Night (Sp): By expending one Blood Charge, a Vampire may cast a Summon Nature's Ally spell as a spell-like ability as a standard action, with a caster level equal to his HD. As a Vampire gains more HD, more powerful spells become available to him.

At 3HD, it may use Summon Nature's Ally II for three Blood Charges
At 5HD, it may use Summon Nature's Ally III for five Blood Charges
At 7HD, it may use Summon Nature's Ally IV for seven Blood Charges
At 9HD, it may use Summon Nature's AllyV for nine Blood Charges
At 11HD, it may use Summon Nature's Ally VI for eleven Blood Charges.
At 13HD, it may use Summon Nature's Ally VII for thirteen Blood Charges
At 15HD, it may use Summon Nature's Ally VIII for fifteen Blood Charges.
At 17HD, it may use Summon Nature's Ally IX for seventeen Blood Charges

If the Vampire summons a single creature, add the Vampire's Charisma or Strenght modifier(whicever's higher) to its attack rolls, damage rolls, skills and saves.

If the vampire chooses to summon more than one creature with Summon Nature's Ally, double the number of summoned creatures.

The summoned creatures are all evil-aligned and have dark and wolfish features. For example, a wolf might have pitch black fur, sprites might have red eyes and sharp fangs.The Vampire cannot drain blood from creatures summoned in this way.

Dominate (Su): A vampire can crush an opponent’s will just by looking onto his or her eyes. As a standard action, a Vampire may expend any number of Blood Charges. Any creature looking at the Vampire's eyes must make a DC (10 + Blood Charges spent + Strength or Charisma bonus) will save or fall under the Vampire’s influence as though controlled by a Charm Monster spell with a caster level equal to the number of Blood Charges spent. The ability has a range of 30 feet, and lasts 24 hours. The Vampire cannot spend more than 1/2 his HD (rounded down) in this way.

At 10 HD, this ability functions as Dominate Monster, but with the same exceptions noted earlier.

Create Spawn (Su) If a Vampire lowers a victim’s Constitution score to 0 and then expends Blood Charges equal to the victim's HD, the victim returns to life 1d4 days after burial (it must be properly buried and not too much damage) with one level of vampire. The new vampire is under the command of the vampire that created it and remains enslaved until its master’s destruction. At any given time a Vampire may control spanws whose combined CR is no bigger than the Vampire's own CR-2; any spawns he creates that would exceed this limit are created as free-willed Vampires. A Vampire that is enslaved may not gain the second vampire level, thus being unable to have spawns of its own. A Vampire may voluntarily free an enslaved spawn in order to enslave a new spawn, but once freed, a Vampire or Vampire Spawn cannot be enslaved again.

Energy Drain (Su): By expending one Blood Charge, a Vampire can cause living creatures hit by his slam attack (or any other natural weapon the Vampire might possess) to gain two negative levels. The Vampire gains one Blood Charge for each negative level bestowed in this way(2 for sentient creatures, 4 for same race). A Vampire can use its Energy Drain ability once only once per round. The save DC to remove the levels is 10 + 1/2 HD + Charisma or Strength bonus (whichever is higher). Creatures killed by energy drain don't return as vampires, but the vampire can weaken them with the energy drain and finish them with blood drain.

Unholy skin: By expending one Blood Charge, the Vampire gains DR/silver and magic equal to half of his HD, and cold, electricity, and turn resistance equal to it's HD, for one hour. While unholy skin is active, the vampire's natural attacks count as magic for bypassing DR.

Dark magic: If a Vampire has caster or manifester levels, it may spend Blood Charges when regaining spell slots or power slots. He may expend Blood Charges equal to his HD multiplied by the highest spell level he can cast normally. If he does, his Vampire levels stack with caster levels and or manifester levels for determining spells known, spells per day, powers known, powers per day, power points per day and the caster or manifester levels for such spells or powers.

For example, a wizard 1 / Vampire 2 rests, and in the morning before preparing his spells, expends 3 Blood Charges, his two Vampire levels count as wizard levels for all purposes mentioned above.

Alternatively, a Vampire may expend Blood Charges equal to half his HD when regaining spell slots to increase his caster or manifester level by two, but without gaining any extra spells/powers known or spell slots/power points.

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Elizabeth demonstrates aptly why an inbuilt ability to wield a corrupted magic system is generally detrimental to one's mental health. At first, she seemed normal enough: happy as you'd expect a child to be, no especially abnormal interests or actions... and then she started to display her talent, and things started to slip downhill from there. She at least made it through her childhood and most of adolescence before setting anything on fire (for the first, and thus far only, time through mundane means): her parents' house.

Her father, out doing his job as an executioner, was unharmed. Her mother? Burnt in the conflagration, not knowing that her family heirlooms had been taken and  pawned to raise money for an apprenticeship.

The man that Elizabeth ended up apprenticed to, as it turned out, was the worst choice (from the viewpoint of a normal person) that she could have possibly made. Most people don't appreciate being drained of their blood and treated as an undead servant for a large part of their apprenticeship. Elizabeth? Though she hated the forced bondage whilst it lasted, the benefits... well, there were the obvious downsides of vampirism, but with her attitudes, those weren't of interest.

After her apprenticeship was complete, she parted ways with her master and home city, and took up wandering out of boredom. Small hamlets tended to end up losing large portions of their population, and any lone farmsteads generally ended up completely decimated. Letting in the lone piper travelling at night? Bad move.

She especially likes taking children with her as a travelling meal, because that raises less attention than travelling with grown farmers. Besides that, they're easy to hold still.

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Elizabeth's personality can be summed up in one phrase: humans are edible playthings, with 'humans' being replaceable with any civilised race that has no notable mystical abilities. It's not so much that she scorns a lack of magical potential, it's that her attitude to generally unremarkable people matches what you'd pair with livestock: they can sometimes do something surprising, and maybe even entertain you for a while, but ultimately they're nothing more than food. Food that she likes to play with. Anyone more distinguished than that, though? Unless they attack her first, they have no risk of being subject to an attempt to create an umbrella out of human body parts. She'd even do this to civilisation if she could; boring people make boring things.

Since she was like this before becoming a vampire, it isn't surprising that a lack of empathy towards anything that doesn't meet her standards for 'interesting' isn't her only sign of mental instability. She loves to see things burn. So, too, does she like the interest her body easily attracts--and amusement in people's reactions, even those that should cause her at least some alarm.

Overall: dangerous to those that can't fight back themselves or provoke her, genuinely (rather than simply putting on an act) friendly towards people that are actually capable.

[ariasderros]

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Fractional BAB and saves
Starting level: 7th
Stats: 40-point-buy
WBL: Standard for your level (magical items are pretty much always cursed in SOME way) (19,000)
Two flaws, two traits. SRD's are pre-approved, anything else, check with me.
Fractional BAB and saves.
You ROLL your HP. You reroll ones. Up to three times. If that turns up one again, that die is cursed and you have to live with it. First one is maxed as usual

Hey Kuro, I heard talk of using my equipment houserule (enhancement bonii come free with properties); is this the case?

You know, I can't really think of a good reason why not. Might as well since y'all are getting shafted in so many different ways already.

Variant rule about the three save boosting feats also making it so you don't fail a save on a "1" if your base save is +6 or higher?

Hmmm. I don't see a problem with no autofailing on a 1 for the save-boosting feats. Keep in mind, however, this won't apply to curses.

Here's an example: the typical do-gooder paladin in this setting is required by the church to undergo a monthly ritual that essentially amounts to insane amounts of psychological and physical torture as training to survive what might actually happen to them. Any attempt to attain power through magic, be it divine OR arcane, warps your mind in violent and disturbing ways, which are often publically known. After you guys finish your sheets, I'm going to have to look them over to find out how fucked you are.

Anything from 3.5 and PF is pre-approved, plus whatever I've okayed already, anything else, check with me.

Gojo
CE Lesser Unseelie Fey Mindstealer Drone 3 / Spellwarped Creature 2 / Monster of Legend 2
Outsider (Shapechanger)

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Racial adjustments: -2 Str, +2 Dex, Con -2...Con +1, Charisma +6
Level 4: +1 Cha
40 point buy, items included

Str 6 [0p]
Dex 10 [0p]
Con 17 [16p]
Int 14 [6p]
Wis 10 [2p]
Cha 25 [16p] (27)

HD: 7d8 (5 8, 8, 8, 8, 2, 7, 8) total 49 + 21 (70 hp)
Saves: F + 9 (4 base, +3 Con, +2 Feat, +2 Resist), R +4 (2 Base, +0 Dex, +2 Feat, +2 Resist), W +7 (5 Base, +0 Wis, +2 Feat, +2 Resist)
AC: 16 (+0 Dex, +2 Size, +4 Natural), touch 12, flat-footed 16 (-6 against AoOs)
Initiative: +0
Speed: 20ft
Senses: Darkvision 60; Low-Light Vision; See Invisibility.
Defenses: SR 26, can be lowered and raised as a free action at any time; Immunity to Mind-Affecting.
BAB/Grapple: +5 / -4
Attacks: -

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Tiny size
A Small character gets a +2 size bonus to Armor Class, a +2 size bonus on attack rolls, and a +8 size bonus on Hide checks. A Small character’s carrying capacity is three-quarters of that of a Medium character. Grapple modifier -8.
Lesser Unseelie Fey
Winter Chill (Su): A lesser unseelie fey with winter chill can exclude a presence that disquiets nonfey as a swift action. Other living, nonfey creatures within 5 feet of her feel uneasy and take a -2 morale penalty on saves. This mind-affecting fear effect and doesn't work when the unseelie fey is helpless or asleep and can be suppressed as a free action.
Iron Vulnerability (Ex): The mere touch of iron (including steel) deals 1 point of damage per round to the lesser unseelie fey. A hit with an iron or steel weapon deals an additional +1d6 points of damage. The fey's DR, if any, protects it from this damage. Roll the damage as normal and apply any DR, unless the weapon can defeat the DR.
Vision (Ex): A lesser unseelie fey gains low-light vision if they did not already have it.
-2 Strength, +2 Dexterity, -2 Constitution, +2 Charisma.
+2 racial bonus on Intimidate checks.
The rest
See Class Features -->

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Mindstealer Drone

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The MindStealer Drone loses all other racial bonuses and gains aberration traits (basically darkvision 60 feet) and the shapechanger subtype, having the form of an amorphous blob of uniform color. It's a small aberration with base speed 20 feet., rolling over itself to move. It can talk trough vibrations, but has no limbs capable of fine manipulation.

It also gains a bonus to Nat armor equal to it's Con modifier.

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As a standard action, the MindStealer Drone can launch a bolt of psychic energy as a ranged touch attack with range 10 feet per HD that inflicts one negative level, with the following differences:
-Immunity to energy drain doesn't block it, but immunity to mind affecting does.
-Targets reduced to effective level 0 don't die, but are left in an helpless catatonic state.
-Affected creatures may attempt a Will save with DC 10+1/2 HD+Cha mod save at the end of their turn to remove one of this negative levels.

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A mindstealer drone is a psychic vampire that steals the memories of its victims' experiences. As a standard action, it can steal a day's worth of memories from any adjacent creature that has a negative level from it psychic drain power.
If the mindstealer drone uses this power on a creature it has rendered catatonic through its energy drain power, it drains a year's worth of memories every minute. A victim drained of all memories dies, and even if resurrected will be a mindless shell, unless the MindStealer Drone is slayed.
Once the mindstealer drone has drained all a creature's memories, it can absorb its abilities and assume its form.
The most recent memories are absorbed first.

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As a full-round action, a mindstealer drone can absorb the abilities of a creature it has drained of all memories, as long as that creature's HD and CR are both lower than the HD of the Mindstealer drone (at first level only creatures of ½ HD and ½ CR or lower may be absorbed, like cats). As a standard action, it may grant itself one of the following for every HD it has:
-Learn one Feat of the absorbed creature,needing to meet pre-requisites (max of 3 extra learned feats this way).
-Replace one ability score for one of the absorbed creature's ones.
-Replace one the skill ranks on one skill for the ones of the absorbed creature, plus gain any racial bonus on that skill from the Absorbed creature.
-Gain full Bab if the absorbed creature had it.
-Gain a bonus to a single save equal to ½ HD (minimum 1), as long as the absorbed creature had that save as a good save.
-Gain one movement mode and speed of the absorbed creature.

This bonus last until new bonus are granted from this ability.

The mindstealer drone cannot absorb abilities from cohorts/followers/called creatures/summons or similar, as those creatures are themselves abilities of another creature

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A mindstealer drone can assume the form  of any creature from which it has absorbed abilities (so long at it retains those abilities)  1/day per HD.  When using an absorbed creature's form, a mindstealer drone uses it's own Hit Dice, hit points, base attack bonus, base save bonus, skills, and feats, but  gaining all the traits of the absorbed creature's type and finally gains all the absorbed creature's speed, size, natural weapons, natural armor, special attacks, and special qualities, except as follows:
-All at-will SLAs/PLAs become 1/day per HD.
-All SLAs/PLAs that replicate a spell with an exp/gold cost must pay said cost for being used.
-If changing for a creature with actual spellcasting/manifesting, the Mindstealer Drone must rest for 8 hours for preparing new spell slots.
 -Adjust any DCs for the MindStealer Drone's HD, at the rate of 10+1/2 HD+Relevant Stat.
-Changing size doesn't grant any ability score or natural armor bonus/penalty.
-It can still use it's own Psychic Drain and Absorb Memories.
-You always look like the creature you absorbed the memories from, gaining a +10 bonus to disguise checks to look like it.

Change Shape can be combined with Absorb Abilities.

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At 2nd level the MindStealer drone can “remember” a number of absorbed creatures equal to it's own HD at the same time. Starting the campaign with forms already known from the background demands strict DM approval.

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At 2nd level, the Mindstealer drone gains a bonus equal to it's own HD to bluff and disguise checks to pass itself as the creature it's changed into.

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At 3nd level, the mindstealer drone can use Absorb Abilities to grant itself abilities from one extra specific creature it "remembers" while it's Shape Changed into another. No combining more than two creatures at any time, and you can only get feats from one of them with Absorb Abilities.

In addition, it's Change Shape now lasts indefinitely. The Mindstealer drone can return to it's original shape without expending an use.

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At 3rd level, victims from the Mindstealer drone's negative levels can only attempt a Will save to remove their negative levels after 1 hour.

Spellwarped Creature

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Unlike with other monster classes, the traits of the original race are retained. The Spellwarped Creature then gains aberration traits (basically darkvision 60 foot) and is now an aberration, with the augmented subtype if necessary.

It also gains a natural armor bonus of +1. If it already had a natural armor bonus it increases by an extra +1.

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The Spellwarped creature gains Spell Resistance equal to 15+HD. It may raise or lower it at any time as a free action.

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The spellwarped creature gains +1 to the ability score of his choice. (Cha)

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Spellwarped creatures were engineered to be strengthened by magic. Whenever a spell or SLA fails to bypass it's spell resistance the Spellwarped creature gains the following bonus of his choice for 1 minute, where Y is the level of the spell or SLA stopped by the SR

Power: +Y enhancement bonus to the ability score of his choice.
Life: +Y x 5 temporary hit points.
Speed: all move speeds increased by Y x 5 foot.
Resistance: The spellwarped creature gains resistance Y x 2 to the energy type of his choice.

Bonus of the same kind don't stack.
Whenever a spell or SLA is absorbed the body of the spellwarped creature is temporally warped in some hideous way according to the bonus gained, like muscles stretching when a strength enhancement is chosen.

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The spellwarped creature gains an extra +1 to each of two ability scores of it's choice. (Cha & Con

Monster of Legend

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Unlike other monster classes, the creature's original racial traits are retained.  The Monster of Legend gains Outsider traits, if it did not already have them, with the augmented subtype if necessary.  Their native plane is the plane where they were born.

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The Monster of Legend has gone trough a lot, and this reflects on it's body. It may have any number of cosmetic changes or even special effects like body parts made of energy, as long as his original race is still recognizable. Those changes grant no mechanical benefit. (It's a gloop. How do you change a gloop. Being runnier?

If they still weren't, the Monster of Legend's attacks count as it's own alignment for bypassing defenses. It's melee attacks can strike incorporeal opponents without trouble, and ignore half the DR of any target they strike. If the Monster of Legend already had any of those abilities, then it gains +1 to attack and damage rolls for every overlap.

Finally, a Monster of Legend is immune to polymorphing effects against its own will.

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Choose one of the following:
...
Alternately, pick two of the following (you can't pick the same option twice):
-If a Creature already has SR from other sources, increase it by +4.
-Permanent See Invisibility. At 14 HD also works  as permanent True Seeing.

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At 1st and 2nd level, the Monster of Legend gains +1 to an ability score of it's choice. (Cha&Cha)

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At second level, pick a second option from Legendary skill, and an option from below.
-Immunity to Mind-affecting
Traveler- You may cast Plane Shift at will as a Sorcerer whose Level is equal to your Hit Dice, and you're immune to the ill effects of any plane you travel to. With a touch, you can grant this immunity to any other creature for 1 hour.

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Traits
From Dragon 356 p89

Lidless Eyes
Your eyes don't have eyelids, instead having Clear membranes like those of a lizards.
Benefit: Your unblinking lidless gaze grants you a +2 bonus on Search and Spot checks.
Drawback: -2 penalty to saving throws against gaze attacks, and you cannot close your eyes to avoid them.

Little
Feats

Bonus, from Hole: Iron Will
(1): Great Fortitude
(F1): Lightning Reflexes
(F2): Deceivingly Innocent Form (Halfling)
(3): Synthetizator (Can use Psychic Drain & Memory Drain on Constructs (Bypassing immunity to Mind Affecting for those abilities))
(6): Exhume (Can use Psychic Drain & Memory Drain on Undead (Bypassing immunity to Mind Affecting for those abilities))
Flaws
Brash
Metal Intolerance: Receive an additional 1/10th of base damage dealt by metal weapons, minimum +1.

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Spot: 12 = 10 (ranks) + 0 (Wis) + 2 (Trait)
Listen: 8 = 8 (ranks) + 0 (Wis)
Concentration: 9 = 6 (ranks) + 3 (Con)
Hide: 14 = 10 (ranks) + 4 (Size) + 0 (Dex) (+4 for even further reduced size in native form)
Move Silently : 8 = 8 (ranks) + 0 (Dex)
Bluff: 17 / 24 = 10 (ranks) + 7 (Cha) // (+7 bonus for passing self off as Change Shaped creature)
Disguise: 11 / 30 = 2 (ranks) + 7 (Cha) + 2 (Bonus from Kit)// (+17 bonus for passing self off as Change Shaped creature) (+2 Synergy for acting in character)
Search: 4 = +0 (ranks) + 2 (Int) + 2 (Trait)
Intimidate 11 = 0 (ranks) + 7 (Cha) + 2 (race) + 2 (Bluff synergy)

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   WBL: 19,000
Spent 18,377 . Remaining: 623 GP.

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At least one piece of cloth is always the same color as one of the previous incarnations. So if your vestment's got, say, a red shirt, a black tunic, and green pants, one out of the shirt, tunic and pants is always going to be red. This makes it very inconvenient for disguise purposes if your enemy knows what to look for.

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You are often bound to attract attention to yourself. When you go into combat, make a Will save (DC 20). On a failure, whatever hostile has the nastiest save-targeting attack decides to go after YOU for at least one round and to use said attack. Making a successful save subdues the curse for 24 hours

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Whenever you try to reach for an item in-combat, there is a 10% chance that the item you retrieve is NOT the one you wanted; if that happens, the item that comes up is likely to be the least useful for the situation (foodstuff, love letters from an NPC, that really important plot device you don't want the enemy to have...). Each time you draw the wrong item, the chance goes up by 5% until combat ceases.

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Curse: If a 1 or 2 is rolled on the attack roll, the attack misses as if a '1' were rolled, and the character is outlined as if by Faerie Fire. If the creature is not benefiting from any form of concealment for the outline to negate, the extra light causes creatures attacking you to gain a +1 circumstance bonus on their attack rolls

The Hole: Iron Will, for 3k; I have nightmares.

Sundark Goggles

Potion Belt, Masterwork

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Alchemical Sun Flash x1
Antitoxin x1
Defoliator x1
Ipecac x2
Liquid Smoke x2
Tanglefoot Bag x3

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Alchemical Sun Flash x2
Antitoxin x3
Auran Mask
Focusing Candle x2
Insectbane Candle x10
Defoliator x4
Earplugs x3
Expandable Pole
Flour Pouch x5
Forgers Paper x10
Forgery Kit
Garlic x10
Hammer
Ipecac x3
Lasso
Liquid Smoke x3
Masterwork Manacles
Marbles x20
Piton x10
Periscope
Rope, Earthsilk
Stonebreaker Acid x10
Honey Leather Tarp
Tanglefoot Bag x2
Waterskin
Wine x 4
Liquid Light (Only for a light source)
Unguent of Timelessness
Universal Solvent x2
Shapesand (Dhur)
Blend Cream x1
Camo Kit
Disguise Kit

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WIP
Dwarf Crusader 3; Doppleganger 3; Aboleth 3*; Basilisk 5*; Hydra 5*; Pixie 5*; Mind Flayer 6*

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Idaeni
Aboleth 3
Large

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Racial adjustments: Str +2, Con +1, Int+2, Cha +1
The elite array is: 15, 14, 13, 12, 10, 8.

Str 12 (14)
Dex 8
Con 13 (14)
Int 15 (17)
Wis 10
Cha 14

Saves: F poor, R poor, W good
AC: Nat armor = to Cha
Speed: 20ft, Swim 60ft
Senses:
BAB/Grapple: poor
Attacks: 3 tentacles, 1d6 + Str.
S. Attacks: SLA's
S. Qualities: Amphibious

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Hypnotic Pattern 6/day
Illusory Wall 3/day
Mirage Arcana 3/day

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At 3rd level the Aboleth's brain gets stronger the bigger it is. It receives +1 CL at all it's SLAs and spells for each size category it is bigger than medium, and opponents take a -1 penalty on saves against the Aboleth's spells and SLAs for each size category they're smaller than him.

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While underwater, an Aboleth can surround itself with a viscous cloud of mucus roughly 1 foot thick. Any creature coming into contact with and inhaling this substance (ending turn adjacent or grappling with the Aboleth) must succeed on a DC 10+1/2HD+Con modifier Fortitude save or lose the ability to breathe air for the next 3 hours. An affected creature suffocates in 2d6 minutes if removed from the water. Renewed contact with the mucus cloud and failing another Fortitude save continues the effect for another 3 hours.

If an Aboleth leaves water the mucus cloud lasts 1 minute per HD after which it dries and becomes useless. Taking a full body "bath" renews the mucus assuming there's available water to fully cover the Aboleth.

Aboleths are immune to this ability.

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Aboleths have the impressive racial trait of inheriting their ancestors' memories. An Aboleth can only take ranks in Knowledge (eons), but that skill counts as any other knowledge skill (like Religion, Arcana, History) for all purposes, including synergy bonus, qualifying for prerequisites and finding out information.

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Skill Focus (Knowledge: Eons)
Weapon Focus (Tentacles)

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Knowledge (Eons), 6 ranks.
Diplomacy, 6 ranks.
Intimidate, 6 ranks.
Psycraft, 6 ranks.
Sense Motive, 6 ranks.
Spellcraft, 6 ranks.
Others overlap with mine.

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Zoak
Basilisk 5

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Racial adjustments: +3 Str, +3 Con.
Levels: +1 Str
The elite array is: 15, 14, 13, 12, 10, 8

Str 15 (19)
Dex 8
Con 14 (17)
Int 12
Wis 13
Cha 10

Saves: F good, R poor, W good. Gains a boost = to Con.
AC: Nat = Con +2
Speed: 30ft
Senses: Low-Light; Darkvision 60
BAB: Full
Attacks: Bite, 1d8 + 1.5 Str, Ignores Hardness and DR
S. Attacks: Gaze

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Stone Gaze: Creatures failing their saves against its Gaze are instantly petrified. This can be stacked with Unique Gazes. Stone Gaze has a range of 30ft and is started as a free action and lasts for a number of rounds per day equal to HDxCon mod. It can be ended as another free action and remaining rounds saved for another time during that day, minimum of 1 round spent each time.

Hardening Gaze: The Basilisk can already slowly turn its preys into stone. The Basilisk gains a Gaze attack with a range of 30ft, usable at will, that inflicts a 1d2 penalty to Dexterity and -10 feet penalty to all movement speeds if the onlooker fails a Fort save with DC 10+1/2HD+Con mod. Multiple failed saves stack, and they last 1 minute/HD. Any effects that protect against Petrification protect against Hardening Gaze. If a creature's Dex would be reduced to 1 by this, they're turned to stone instead.

Unique Gaze: there's multiple subspecies of basilisks each capable of producing different kind of gazes, and some experts will claim that actually each individual Basilisk's gaze has unique properties. At 1st, 2nd and 4th Basilisks level, choose one of the following options, each usable a number of times per day equal to Con mod.

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Careful Gaze: Some friendlier Basilisk learn how to not look at the things they like. As a swift or move action, the Basilisk can exclude any number of creatures it wants from being affected by its gaze.

Quick Gaze: Sometimes resisting a Basilisk's gaze is a matter of just looking the other way in the right moment. As a free action, for 1 round all effects of the Basilisk gaze demand Reflex saves instead of Fort saves.

Staring Contest: Sometimes resisting a Basilisk's gaze is a duel of minds. As a free action, for 1 round all effects of the Basilisk gaze demand Will saves instead of Fort saves.

Hectability: The eight legs of the Basilisk combined with its lazy nature mean it's extremely hard to budge, or to stop moving when it feels like it. Besides the bonus for having multiple legs, at 2nd level the Basilisk gains a racial bonus equal to 1/2 its HD to resist trips and bull rushes. In addition the Basilisk movement speed can never be reduced below 30 feet, except for self-inclicted effects, and effects that completely block movement (this includes the Basilisk ignoring hard terrain).

Nature Petrification:At 3rd level the Basilisk can turn organic matter into stone even if it doesn't have eyes to look back. This unlocks the following options, each useable as a standard action with a range equal to the Hardening Gaze.

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-Automatically end area effects that rely on manipulating area organic matter, like Entangle, Entangling Bags, Web and Grease, turning them into fragile stone that easily crumbles.
-Turn up to a 5 feet cube per 2 HD of wooden objects in stone (magic items get a Fort save to resist, creatures may atempt a reflex save to protect their equipment, DC 10+1/2HD+Con to resist. Equiped magic equipment gets both a Fort(one for each) and Reflex save(one for all)). Bows, crossbows and any other weapon demanding flexible parts becomes a glorified stone club, and any other weapons turned to stone now deal bludgeoding damage. Clothes turn into fine stone that crumbles under the wearer's movement. Spell component pouches are rendered useless. Any other equipment (including all armors and shields) performs as well as before but weights 5 times as more.
-Affect a creature that is blind or keeping its eyes away from the Basilisk with Hardening Gaze.
-Turn up to a 5 feet cube per 2 HD of natural ground into hard terrain that now works as covered in caltrops due to simple twigs and plants becoming hard extremities. Those caltrops gain a bonus to their attack rolls equal to the Basilisk's HD.
-Turn up to 5 feet cube per 2 HD of natural hard terrain into obstacles that can't be passed trough. If there were any creatures in it, they get a Reflex save (DC 10+1/2HD+Con mod) to get out in time to an adjacent square or get entangled and locked into place until they suceed on a Str check with the same DC to get out.
-Turn a 5 feet square of hanging  organic surfaces like a tree's canopy or a boat's sails into stone, upon which they automatically crumble and fall dealing 1d8 per 2 HD damage to all below (reflex save DC 10+1/2 HD+Con mod for half damage), and then the razor-sharp fragments make any surface below counts as covered by caltrops that have a bonus to their attack rolls equal to the Basilisk's HD.

Hide in Plain View:At 3rd level Basilisks get a racial bonus to Hide checks equal to their HD, and can Hide whitout actualy having anything to hide behind, as long as they're in a natural terrain or on a zone altered by its Nature Petrification ability.

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Ability Focus (Gaze)
Irresistible Gaze

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Balance +5
Jump +5
The rest would have been spent in spot & listen, which mine is already better.

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Deassoal
Hydra 5

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Racial adjustments: +5 Str, +5 Con
Levels: +1 Str
+2 Strength, form skipping Growth twice, as per "I Don't Want to Grow!"
The elite array is: 15, 14, 13, 12, 10, 8.

Str 15 (23)
Dex 12
Con 14 (19)
Int 12
Wis 13
Cha 8

Saves: F good, R good, W poor
Speed: 20ft; Swim 20ft
Senses: Scent
BAB/Grapple: Poor
Attacks: Bites equal # of heads (base 6). 1d6 + Str
Qualities: Fast Healing 2

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Whenever the hydra takes damage it instinctively "parries" it with their long necks. If it takes enough damage, the head is severed and two new sprout from the stomp 1d4 rounds later. An Hydra cannot have more heads total than 2*(Hydra level+1). (11)
The damage needed to sprout each extra heads depends on the Hydra level:
Hydra Level   Percentage of max HP lost to grow an extra head.
5            17%
The hydra may grow several extra heads in one turn if it takes enough damage in a single turn.
So for example a 2nd level Hydra with 18 HP that takes 13 damage from a single blow would grow two extra heads
A 10th level Hydra with 100 HP who loses 50 HP would grow five extra heads.
If the Hydra recovers HP, her extra heads wither and fall off at the same ratio it gains when hurt. So if the 10th level Hydra of the last example recovered 30 HP it would lose three heads.

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Weapon Focus (Bite)
Power Attack

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Spot: 8 ranks, racial + 6
Listen: 8 ranks, racial + 6

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Trix
Pixie 5

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Racial adjustments: Str-2; Dex+5; Int +2; Cha+5
Level: +1 Dex
The elite array is: 15, 14, 13, 12, 10, 8.

Str 12 (10)
Dex 15 (21)
Con 10
Int 14 (16)
Wis 8
Cha 13 (18)

Saves: F poor, R good, W good
AC: Charisma as a Dodge bonus to AC
Speed: 20ft; Fly 60ft (perfect)
Senses:
BAB/Grapple: Poor
S. Attacks: SLA's; Casting.
S. Qualities: DR 2/cold iron

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Charm Person 1/day per HD. (Upgraded to Charm Monster at 7 HD)
Entangle 1/day per HD.
Sleep 1/day per HD.
Reduce or Enlarge Person 1/day per HD. (Self only)
Lesser Confusion 1/day per HD. (Upgraded to Confusion at 7 HD)
Detect Good, Evil, Law, Chaos or Thoughts 2/day per HD.
Invisibility 1/day per 2 HD. (Upgraded to Greater Invisibility at 7 HD, by spending two uses she can make the effect last 24 hours on herself only).
Irresistible Dance 1/day per 5 HD.
Dispel Magic 1/day per 2 HD.
Suggestion 1/day per HD.
Hold Person 1/day per HD. (Upgrade to Hold Monster at 9 HD)

A pixie's sleep SLA is unique, in that it does not have a HD cap. Instead, it can affect a number of HD equal to the pixie's HD, plus her Cha modifier. In addition, as a full round action, a pixie may fire one sleep arrow from a bow. This sleep arrow uses up one of her daily uses of the sleep SLA, but if it hits, it deals no damage and instead it inflicts the  Sleep on the target and the save DC is raised by half of the pixie's HD, and ignores any immunities to it (but oponents with such immunities gain a +5 bonus on their saves).

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At fourth level, as a free action 1/round, the Pixie may empower her next physical attack so that if it strikes a target, it deals no damage and instead forces a DC 10+1/2 HD+Cha mod Will save or lose his memories of the last 1d4 hours. The subject retains skills, languages, and class abilities but forgets everything else until he receives proper therapy (heal check with DC 10+HD+Cha mod over 24 hours of talking with the victim). Multiple failed saves stack for losing more and more memory.

If the target was sucessfully put to sleep by the Pixie, it may perform a mocking dance over its body as a fullround action, in which case it can erase as much memory time as the Pixie wishes (but still subject to the previous limitations). they can be restored in the same way. Those can only be restored by a heal spell or memory restoration with limited wish, wish, or miracle.

Casts as a 3rd level Sorcerer

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Ability Focus (Sleep)
Quick Reconnoiter
Weapon Finesse (B)

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Spot: 8 Ranks, +5 Racial
Listen: 8 Ranks, +5 Racial
Search: 8 Ranks, +5 Racial
Sense Motive: 8 Ranks
Tumble: 8 Ranks

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Sorcerer 3
Based on charisma of 27 (mine)
Spells known: 5 / 3
Spells per Day: 6 / 5 (2)
Known:
0th: Detect Magic; Light; Ghost Sound; Mage Hand; Prestidigitation
1st: Grease; True Strike; Magic Aura

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Slith'rPuph
Mindflayer 6

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Racial adjustments: +6 Int
Levels: +1 Int
The elite array is: 15, 14, 13, 12, 10, 8.

Str 10
Dex 8
Con 12
Int 15 (22)
Wis 14
Cha 13

Saves: F poor, R poor, W good
AC: Gains Cha or Int as Nat armour to AC
Speed: 30
Senses: Telepathy 60ft; Darkvision 60ft
BAB/Grapple: Mid
Attacks: 4 Tentacles 1d4; use Str or Int or Cha to hit; Use Str or Int or Cha for damage (gee, I wonder which I'd use...); Improved Grab
S. Attacks: SLA's; MIND BLAST!

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Detect thoughts, Charm Person and Levitate 2/day per HD
Suggestion and Charm Monster 1/day per HD

Mind Blast! 6/day
25 ft Cone; can reduce range of cone.
2d4 rounds of stun.
Will save.

Improved Grab:To use this ability, a mind flayer must hit a Small, Medium-size, or Large creature with a tentacle attack (or a Huge creature if it can reach the creature’s head). If the grab is successful, on its next action the mind flayer may attempt to attach its remaining tentacles with a single grapple check. The target can escape all the tentacles with a single grapple check, but the mind flayer gets a +2 bonus to oppose this check for each of its tentacles beyond the first that is attached to the target.

Fast Tentacles:Whenever the mind flayer uses one of his SLAs, Mind Blast ability, casts a spell or manifests a power he may make an attack with an tentacle as a swift action.

As a full round action, the mindflayer may use an SLA, or cast a spell or manifest a power with a casting time of a standard action or less, and then attack with all his tentacles.

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Mindsight
Ability Focus (Mind Blast)
Thrallherd

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UMD: 9 ranks
Spellcraft: 9 Ranks
All others overlap with mine.
Intimidate can be used on anyone within Telepathy Range.

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Muck was just a little blob in a field. Rolling over itself to move, relying on its size to be less noticed. The other denizens of the field weren't too bad, they left Muck alone. Even if they did insist on calling it "Muck". It wasn't stupid, it knew it was being insulted by being called that. Jerks.
"Hey! Hey, Listen!" It was that annoying Pixie. She was the one that started that "Muck" thing. Said that that was about the same material as it was. Bitch.
"Listen, there's someone coming this way. You might want to go and hide like you always do. You know, since you can't do anything else to save yourself?" Bitch.
So Muck went under a log. But the man went along, and picked up the log. Muck tried to roll away, but the man came after it, screaming something, he was going to hurt Muck.
Then, something strange happened, Muck felt its body warble, its mind flex, and thus a wave of mental energies struck the man, and he fell over. Muck approached him, not certain if that Pixie bitch was playing another of her 'games'. But as Muck touched the man, it felt his mind, and Muck grew curious. Muck reached into the feeling of the mans mind, and pulled out portions of it, in order to sate its curiosity.
Muck learned all that the man ever knew.
He had been from a nearby settlement. He hated the way the world was, and he wanted to change it. He didn't know how, and he knew he wasn't as bright as some, but he wanted to do something. But the people of his village were dismissive of him and his hopes, they convinced him that he should try to do something about the monsters in the nearby fields. They knew he'd die. Jerks. The whole world was full of jerks.
But Muck, or rather, Gojo, now knew more about itself. It knew it wasn't as helpless as others had thought. It knew that it could take people out, and learn their knowledge. It quickly learned that it could take their form too.
Gojo has since been going around, sating its curiosity about everything and all, and gathering the best bits up for itself.
Quite recently, it found that faerie bitch again, the one who annoyed it, and played tricks on it. She was playing her tricks on others now. She was invisible, but Gojo had learned that such things were not obstacle to it. Her death was inglorious, but it is quite fascinating the way a Pixie screams when you rip off her wings.

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Whenever you fail a Fortitude save, your body tightens and groans with pain. You take a -2 penalty to your attack rolls, AC and Reflex saves for 10 minutes.

[VennDygrem]

Maeve, the Winter Lady

Character Sheet
Female NE Frostwind Virago
Level 10, Init +10,
HP 69/69,
Speed 30 land / 60 fly (good) / 20 swim
AC 29 (+6 Armor, +5 Dex, +8 Natural), Touch 17, Flat-footed 24
Fort +7, Ref +11, Will +10,
Base Attack Bonus 5   
Frostbite Touch +14 (1d8+8 cold+1d8+9 untyped)
+2 Ghost Ward, Death Ward Mithril Chain Shirt
Abilities Str 8, Dex 20, Con 16, Int 14, Wis 10, Cha 26
Defenses Immune to Cold, DR 5/cold iron, SR 21, Hardness 5 (Toughness)

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Maeve was once Mab, Queen of Air and Darkness, Faerie Queen of the Unseelie Court. Then she pissed off Dracula. No one but they know exactly what happened, nor /that/ it happened. In retribution, Dracula stripped Mab of all of her power and left her barely alive, naked and alone in the middle of his nation to fend for herself. She hid for weeks wherever she could, even at the bottom of an Otyugh hole. It was not pleasant, and the stench, even with the filth frozen, left her with mental scars. Eventually, she gained enough dignity and some clean clothes and begun building herself back up, slowly. Some measure of her power returned to her the more men she lured into danger, the more people she manipulated into a bad deal (bad for them, good for her). She had taken on the name of Maeve to protect her identity. It did not truly matter. Dracula eventually beckoned her to him once again, and along with another of his pawns, was sent out to do his bidding. Maeve now simply bides her time as she grows her power again. Time means nothing to a powerful fey, and if she can get into Dracula's good graces, all the better.

HP rolls:

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http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/4200017/ HP roll 1
http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/4200019/ HP reroll 1
(6 + 2 + 5 + 3 + 2 + 6 + 3)

Cat Sith, Grimalkin Cohort
(Level 8 - Grimalkin 2/Warblade 2/Warshaper 1/Paragon 3)

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Cù-Sìth
NE Winter Wolf 5

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Racial Adjustments: +2 Str, +2 Con
Level-up Adjustments: +1 Wis
Str 18 [10p]
Dex 14 [6p]
Con 16 [6p]
Int 13 [5p]
Wis 14 [5p]
Cha  8 [0p]

HD: 5d10+15 (48 hp)
Saves: F +7, R +6, W +3
AC: 14 (10 +2 Dex -1 Size +3 Natural), touch 11, flat-footed 12
Initiative: +2
Speed: 50 ft. land
Senses: Darkvision 60 ft., Low-Light Vision
BAB/Grapple/Trip: +5/+13/+17
Attacks: Bite, +9 to-hit, 1d8+6+1d6 cold damage

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Winter Wolf Body: The Winter Wolf loses all existing racial traits and gains the Magical Beast type (basically, Darkvision 60ft and low light vision), and the [Cold] subtype (cold immunity, fire vulnerability). The wolf is a medium sized creature with a natural bite attack that deals 1d6+1.5 x Str mod damage. The wolf also gains 50’ base land speed and natural armor equal to its con modifier. The wolf may not use weapons or manipulate objects, as it has wolf paws, not hands. The winter wolf gains a +2 bonus to Spot, Listen, Hide, and Move Silently checks. The wolf gains a +4 to survival checks when tracking by scent and its bonus to hide checks increases to +7 when in an area of snow or ice. All the skill bonuses increase by +1/3 HD.

Wolf Trip (Ex): A wolf that hits with its bite attack can immediately attempt to trip as a free action without a touch attack. The target is not allowed an attack of opportunity and may not react to a failed trip attempt.

Scent (Ex): The winter wolf gains the Scent ability, as per the SRD.

Frostbite: Any target hit by the winter wolf's bite must make a fortitude saving throw (DC 10+1/2 HD+Con modifier) or be fatigued until they heal the damage. At 8HD, this no longer allows a saving throw.

Ability Score Bonuses: The winter wolf gains a +1 to str at levels 2 and 4, and a +1 to con at levels 3 and 5.

Freezing Bite (Su): At 3rd level, the bite attacks of a winter wolf deal 1d6 extra cold damage, as if they were frost weapons. Every 3 HD after gaining this ability, the damage increases by 1d6.

Cold Cunning: Whenever the Winter Wolf attacks a flanked enemy, they must succeed on a Fort save with DC 10+1/2 HD+Str mod or become fatigued. If they were already fatigued they become exhausted.

Freezing Breath (Su): The wolf gains a breath weapon that deals 1d6 cold damage per HD in a 15ft cone (Reflex save for half damage, DC 10 + 1/2 HD + Con mod). Using this is a standard action and after use, it may not be used again for 1d4 rounds. At 12 HD, it becomes a 30ft cone.

Growth: The wolf becomes increases in size by one category (long).

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Feats
1) Combat Expertise
3) Improved Trip

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Hide +9 (2 Dex + 8 ranks -4 size +3 racial)
Jump +12 (4 Str + 8 misc.)
Listen +13 (2 Wis +8 ranks +3 racial)
Move Silently +13 (2 Wis +8 ranks +3 racial)
Spot +13 (2 Wis +8 ranks +3 racial)
Survival +10 (2 Wis +8 ranks)

HP rolls: 4d10(6,3,5,9)

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About time I put up at least a WIP sheet.

Dr. Thaddeus W. Crick
N Human Synthevolver 7

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Racial adjustments:
40 point buy, items and misc. included

Str 18 [8p]
Dex 14 [6p]
Con 20 [10p]
Int 14 [6p]
Wis 14 [6p]
Cha 12 [4p]

HD: 7d8+35 (78 hp)
Saves: F +12, R +7, W +6
AC: 18 (10 +6 armor +2 Dex), touch 10, flat-footed 10
Initiative: +2
Speed: 40 ft. land
Senses: Darkvision 60 ft.
BAB/Grapple: +5/+9
Attacks: Claw, +9 melee 2d6+4 damage; Full Attack: 3x Claws, +9/+9/+4

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Human:
Bonus skill points, bonus feat, little else (but who could ask for more?).

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Artificial selection: Biosynth path; A synthevolver also gains the Augmented subtype, as well as a +2 bonus to Fortitude saves.

Evolution 0 (Ex): Gain 2 claw attacks (1d8 damage); In addition, at 7th, 13th, and 19th level, the synthevolver gains an additional attack with his evolution 0 attack mode.

Mutagenic strike (Ex): Successful attack forces Fort save vs. Fatigue/Sickening/Weakening (-4 to one physical ability score).

Evolution: Biosynth evolves x6 (See Below).

Resilience (Ex): Heal 1 point of ability damage every 30 minutes.

Next stage: A biosynth gains darkvision out to 60 feet if he does not have it already.

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Slow-twitch Muscle (+2 Str)
Reinforced Tendons (+2 Con)
Extra Reserves (Immune to fatigue)
Swiftness (+10 ft. base land speed)
Spell-dodge (Evasion, no armor restriction)
Spell-shrug (Mettle)

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Feats
1) Deceivingly Innocent Form
F)
F) Iron Will
3) Coordinated Mutagen
6) Improved Natural Attack (Claws)

Coordinated Mutagen
You are skilled at attacking a foe's body with multiple mutagens
Prerequisites: Mutagenic strike (sicken).
Benefit: You can apply 2 mutagens with a single successful attack instead of 1.

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WIP

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WBL: 19000

Belt of Health (Con +2) [4000 gp]
--Begin each encounter Sickened. At the start of every round, make a Fort save (DC X) to negate the condition for the rest of the encounter. A failed save means you remain sickened until you make a successful save, or until a spell or other effect removes this condition for you.

Chain shirt
MW Chahar-aina (reinforced armor plates under clothing)
MW Dastana (reinforced, large gloves/arm-guards)

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WIP

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WIP

[Geigan]

Silva

Character Sheet

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I admit I could have chosen a better pic, but armored+gothic+not stupidly dressed can be tough to come by. So I just settled on Avacyn.

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Silva is a messenger of the gods. One can see why this may have raised questions for her when the fallout came. Where did that comforting guy in the sky go? The church was no help to her as she never truly connected with mortal institutions of her master's will. No, her tasks always had a nice layer of separation from the entrenched and controlling clergy of men, but now she was just as lost as them. When the people came to her begging answers she could give them nothing but condolences, which only worried them more. Some even turned to anger and she fled contact with the followers of God as a result. These children had lost sight of what made her master's words so important to begin with. They became unruly. Crusades, inquisitions, and corruption all while espousing the name of her god. They had turned away from him truly and so she would as well.

For a time she wandered the lands of the "heathens and devils" as the church called them among the evil lands. She knew Dracula was considered a blight upon the earth, but the church had begun calling her the same for her own magic that they say had tainted her. Silva decided if she, a holy messenger, was now a blight by association with her own powers that perhaps that was a message from her creator. The "fallout" as the church called it was merely another expression of divine will in her eyes, and if the church could not accept its blessings then they were not worthy of it. But who was? Who wielded god's powers on this new Earth where his will manifested in ever more mysterious ways? Silva began searching and her search inevitably led her to Dracula. This "blight" as the clergy called him could only be the truest expression of her lord given form on this earth. What once was corruption was now blessing, and labels such as good and evil were now merely the cries of the deluded. This man who had risen from the grave just as the son of her lord so many years ago. He who had brought order to his domain and wrath to his enemies with the fury of the most righteous crusader. She would serve her new lord on this Earth and see his will done.

Amen.