Draugrs & Dragons: Skyrim for D&D 3.5 [PEACH]

[13 Chain Blood Spider]

Monsters: Dragons

Dragons:
Dragon: Variant 1

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• Large Dragon
• Hit Die: 7d12+3
• Abilities: 20 Str, 10 Dex, 15 Con, 14 Int, 12 Wis, 14 Cha
• BAB/Grapple: +7/+15
• Attack: +11 Bite
• Full Attack: +11 Bite (2d6+5) and + 6 Tail Slap (1d8+7)
• Saves: +7 Fort, +5 Ref, +6 Will
• Speed: 20 ft., fly 150 ft. (poor)
• Space/Reach: 10 ft/10 ft.
• Initiative: +0
• AC: 19 (-1 Size, +10 natural), 10 touch, 19 flat-footed
• Special Attacks: Draconic Thu'um
• Draconic Thu'um
• Draconic Fire Breath: Yol
• Draconic Fire Ball: Ag
• Summon Draugr: Daal
• Special Qualities: Resist Fire 10, Cold Vulnerability
• CR: 5
• Alignment: Usually Lawful Evil

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Dragon: Variant 2

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• Large Dragon
• Hit Die: 7d12+3
• Abilities: 20 Str, 10 Dex, 15 Con, 14 Int, 12 Wis, 14 Cha
• BAB/Grapple: +7/+15
• Attack: +12 Bite
• Full Attack: +11 Bite (2d6+5) and + 6 Tail Slap (1d8+7)
• Saves: +6 Fort, +4 Ref, +5 Will
• Speed: 20 ft., fly 150 ft. (poor)
• Space/Reach: 10 ft./10 ft.
• Initiative: +0
• AC: 19 (-1 Size, +10 natural), 10 touch, 19 flat-footed
• Special Attacks: Draconic Thu'um
• Draconic Thu'um:
• Draconic Frost Breath: Ko
• Draconic Ice Storm: Od
• Summon Draugr: Daal
• Special Qualities: Resist Cold 10, Fire Vulnerability
• CR: 5
• Alignment: Usually Lawful Evil

Blood Dragon: Variant 1

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• Huge Dragon
• Hit Die: 12d12+3
• Abilities: 22 Str, 10 Dex, 17 Con, 16 Int, 12 Wis, 16 Cha
• BAB/Grapple: +12/+24
• Attack: +16 Bite
• Full Attack: +16 Bite (2d8+6) and + 11 Tail Slap (2d6+9)
• Saves: +9 Fort, +6 Ref, +7 Will
• Speed: 20 ft., fly 150 ft. (poor)
• Space/Reach: 15 ft./15 ft.
• Initiative: +0
• AC: 21 (-2 Size, +13 natural), 10 touch, 21 flat-footed
• Special Attacks: Draconic Thu'um
• Draconic Thu'um:
• Draconic Fire Breath: Yol, Toor
• Draconic Fire Ball: Ag, Strun
• Draconic Unrelenting Force: Fus
• Summon Draugr: Daal, Aan
• Special Qualities: Resist Fire 20, Cold Vulnerability
• CR: 10
• Alignment: Usually Lawful Evil

Blood Dragon: Variant 2

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• Huge Dragon
• Hit Die: 12d12+3
• Abilities: 22 Str, 10 Dex, 17 Con, 16 Int, 12 Wis, 16 Cha
• BAB/Grapple: +12/+24
• Attack: +16 Bite
• Full Attack: +16 Bite (2d8+6) and + 11 Tail Slap (2d6+9)
• Saves: +9 Fort, +6 Ref, +7 Will
• Speed: 20 ft., fly 150 ft. (poor)
• Space/Reach: 15 ft. / 15 ft.
• Initiative: +0
• AC: 24 (-2 Size, +16 natural), 10 touch, 24 flat-footed
• Special Attacks: Draconic Thu'um
• Draconic Thu'um:
• Draconic Frost Breath: Fo, Krah
• Draconic Ice Storm: Od, Diin
• Draconic Unrelenting Force: Fus
• Summon Draugr: Daal, Aan
• Special Qualities: Resist Fire 20, Cold Vulnerability
• CR: 10
• Alignment: Usually Lawful Evil

Elder Dragon: Variant 1

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• Gargantuan Dragon
• Hit Die: 18d12+9
• Abilities: 32 Str, 10 Dex, 29 Con, 26 Int, 12 Wis, 26 Cha
• BAB/Grapple: +18/+37
• Attack: +25 Bite
• Full Attack: +25 Bite (4d6+11) and + 20 Tail Slap (2d8+16)
• Saves: +9 Fort, +6 Ref, +7 Will
• Speed: 20 ft., fly 150 ft. (poor)
• Initiative: +0
• AC: 28 (-3 Size, +21 natural), 10 touch, 28 flat-footed
• Special Attacks: Draconic Thu'um
• Draconic Thu'um:
• Draconic Fire Breath: Yol, Toor, Shul
• Draconic Fire Ball: Ag, Strun, Golt
• Draconic Unrelenting Force: Fus, Ro
• Summon Draugr: Daal, Aan
• Special Qualities: Fire Immunity, Cold Vulnerability
• CR: 15
• Alignment: Usually Lawful Evil

Elder Dragon: Variant 2

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• Gargantuan Dragon
• Hit Die: 18d12+9
• Abilities: 32 Str, 10 Dex, 29 Con, 26 Int, 12 Wis, 26 Cha
• BAB/Grapple: +18/+37
• Attack: +25 Bite
• Full Attack: +25 Bite (4d6+11) and + 20 Tail Slap (2d8+16)
• Saves: +9 Fort, +6 Ref, +7 Will
• Speed: 20 ft., fly 150 ft. (poor)
• Initiative: +0
• AC: 28 (-3 Size, +21 natural), 10 touch, 28 flat-footed
• Special Attacks: Draconic Thu'um
• Draconic Thu'um:
• Draconic Frost Breath: Fo, Krah, Diin
• Draconic Ice Storm: Od, Diin, Golt
• Draconic Unrelenting Force: Fus, Ro
• Draconic Storm Call: Strun, Bah
• Summon Draugr: Daal, Aan
• Special Qualities: Cold Immunity, Fire Vulnerability
• CR: 15
• Alignment: Usually Lawful Evil

Ancient Dragon: Variant 1

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• Colossal Dragon
• Hit Die: 23d12+9
• Abilities: 40 Str, 10 Dex, 37 Con, 34 Int, 12 Wis, 34 Cha
• BAB/Grapple: +23/+46
• Attack: +30 Bite
• Full Attack: +30 Bite (4d8+15) and + 25 Tail Slap (4d6+22)
• Saves: +9 Fort, +6 Ref, +7 Will
• Speed: 20 ft., fly 150 ft. (poor)
• Initiative: +0
• AC: 34 (-4 Size, +28 natural), 10 touch, 34 flat-footed
• Special Attacks: Draconic Thu'um
• Draconic Thu'um:
• Draconic Fire Breath: Yol, Toor, Shul
• Draconic Fire Ball: Ag, Strun, Golt
• Draconic Unrelenting Force: Fus, Ro, Dah
• Draconic Storm Call: Strun, Bah, Qo
• Summon Draugr: Daal, Aan, Uth
• Special Qualities: Fire Immunity, Cold Vulnerability
• CR: 20
• Alignment: Usually Lawful Evil

Ancient Dragon: Variant 2

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• Colossal Dragon
• Hit Die: 23d12+9
• Abilities: 40 Str, 10 Dex, 37 Con, 34 Int, 12 Wis, 34 Cha
• BAB/Grapple: +23/+46
• Attack: +30 Bite
• Full Attack: +30 Bite (4d8+15) and + 25 Tail Slap (4d6+22)
• Saves: +9 Fort, +6 Ref, +7 Will
• Speed: 20 ft., fly 150 ft. (poor)
• Initiative: +0
• AC: 34 (-4 Size, +28 natural), 10 touch, 34 flat-footed
• Special Attacks: Draconic Thu'um
• Draconic Thu'um:
• Draconic Frost Breath: Fo, Krah, Diin
• Draconic Ice Storm: Od, Diin, Golt
• Draconic Unrelenting Force: Fus, Ro, Dah
• Draconic Storm Call: Strun, Bah, Qo
• Summon Draugr: Daal, Aan, Uth
• Special Qualities: Cold Immunity, Fire Vulnerability
• CR: 20
• Alignment: Usually Lawful Evil

[13 Chain Blood Spider]

Monsters: Miscellaneous

Falmer:

• +2 Strength, +4 Dexterity, -2 Intelligence, -2 Wisdom, -4 Charisma
• Medium
• Base Land Speed: 30 ft.
• +8 racial bonus to Listen
• +4 racial bonus to Handle Animal versus Chaurus creatures, Craft (Alchemy)
• Scent 60 ft., Blindsight 120 ft.
• Level Adjustment: +0

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Chaurus:
Chaurus:

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• Medium Vermin
• HD: 3d8+2
• Initiative: +1
• Speed: 30 ft.
• AC: 15 (+1 Dex, +4 Natural), 11 touch, 13 flat-footed   
• BAB/Grapple:  +2/+4
• Attack: Bite +4 (1d6+2/x2)
• Full Attack: Bite +4 (1d6+2/x2)
• Space/Reach: 5 ft./ 5ft.
• Special Attack: Poison Spit
• Poison Spit (Ex): Spits a globule of acidic poison at an enemy. As a Standard Action, make a ranged touch attack against an enemy within 15 ft. Upon a successful hit, subject takes 2d4 acid damage and must make a DC 14 Fortitude save or be poisoned. Poisoned subjects take 1 Constitution damage.
• Special Qualities: Vermin traits
• Saves: +5 Fort, +2 Ref, +1 Will
• Abilities: 14 Str, 12 Dex, 14 Con, - Int, 10 Wis, 9 Cha
• Skills: -
• Feats: -
• Environment: Dwemer Ruins, Falmer caves
• Organization: Solitary or Gang (2-4)
• CR: 2

Chaurus Reaper:

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• Large Vermin
• HD: 8d8+2
• Initiative: +1
• Speed: 30 ft.
• AC: 19 (+3 Dex, +6 Natural), 13 touch, 16 flat-footed   
• BAB/Grapple:  +6/+15
• Attack: Bite +11 (1d8+5/x2)
• Full Attack: Bite +11 (1d8+5/x2)
• Space/Reach: 10 ft./ 10 ft.
• Special Attack: Poison Spit
• Poison Spit (Ex): Spits a globule of acidic poison at an enemy. As a Standard Action, make a ranged touch attack against an enemy within 15 ft. Upon a successful hit, subject takes 5d4 acid damage and must make a DC 17 Fortitude save or be poisoned. Poisoned subjects take 1d4 Constitution damage.
• Special Qualities: Vermin traits
• Saves: +10 Fort, +5 Ref, +2 Will
• Abilities: 20 Str, 16 Dex, 18 Con, - Int, 10 Wis, 9 Cha
• Skills: -
• Feats: -
• Environment: Dwemer Ruins, Falmer caves
• Organization: Solitary
• CR: 6

Dwemer Constructs:
Dwemer Spider:
Dwemer Spider Worker:

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• Small Construct
• HD: 1d10+10
• Initiative: +3
• Speed: 40 ft.
• AC: 16 (+1 Size, +3 Dex, +2 Natural), 14 touch, +12 flat-footed   
• BAB/Grapple:  +0/-3
• Attack: Claw -1 (1d4-1/x2)
• Full Attack: 2 Claws -1 (1d4-1/x2)
• Space/Reach: 5 ft./ 5ft.
• Special Attack: -
• Special Qualities: Construct traits, low-light vision, DR 2/-
• Saves: +0 Fort, +3 Ref, +1 Will
• Abilities: 8 Str, 16 Dex, - Con, - Int, 12 Wis, 1 Cha
• Skills: -
• Feats: -
• Environment: Dwemer Ruins
• Organization: Solitary or Gang (2-4)
• CR: 1

Dwemer Spider:

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• Small Construct
• HD: 3d10+10
• Initiative: +4
• Speed: 40 ft.
• AC: 21 (+1 Size, +4 Dex, +6 Natural), 15 touch, 16 flat-footed
• BAB/Grapple:  +2/-1
• Attack: Claw +2 (1d4/x2)
• Full Attack: 2 Claws +2 (1d4/x2)
• Space/Reach: 5 ft./ 5ft.
• Special Attack: -
• Special Qualities: Construct traits, low-light vision, DR 4/-
• Saves: +1 Fort, +5 Ref, +3 Will
• Abilities: 10 Str, 18 Dex, - Con, - Int, 14 Wis, 1 Cha
• Skills: -
• Feats: -
• Environment: Dwemer Ruins
• Organization: Solitary or Gang (2-4)
• CR: 2

Dwemer Guardian Spider:

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• Small Construct
• HD: 5d10+10
• Initiative: +6
• Speed: 40 ft.
• AC: 24 (+1 Size, +5 Dex, +8 Natural), 16 touch, 18 flat-footed   
• BAB/Grapple:  +4/+1
• Attack: Claw +6 (1d4+3/x2)
• Full Attack: 2 Claws +6 (1d4+3/x2)
• Space/Reach: 5 ft./ 5ft.
• Special Attack: Lightning Blast, Self-Destruct
• Lightning Blast (Su): As a Standard Action, deal 3d6 lightning damage to target creature within 40 ft., ranged touch attack.
• Self-Destruct (Su): When this construct reaches 0 hp, it explodes, doing 1d10 Fire damage to all creatures adjacent to it. DC 14 Reflex Save for half.
• Special Qualities: Construct traits, low-light vision, DR 5/-, Reinforced Claws
• Reinforced Claws gives Dwemer Guardian Spiders +2 to damage.
  
• Saves: +1 Fort, +7 Ref, +4 Will
• Abilities: 12 Str, 22 Dex, - Con, - Int, 16 Wis, 1 Cha
• Skills: -
• Feats: -
• Environment: Dwemer Ruins
• Organization: Solitary or Gang (2-4)
• CR: 4

Dwemer Sphere:
Dwemer Sphere:

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• Medium Construct
• HD: 7d10+20
• Initiative: +4
• Speed: 30 ft.
• AC: 20 (+3 Dex, +7 Natural), 13 touch, 17 flat-footed
• BAB/Grapple: +5/+9
• Attack: Arm-Blade +9 melee (1d8+4/19-20/x2) or Pneumatic Crossbow ranged (1d10/19-20/x2)
• Full Attack: Arm-Blade +9 melee (1d8+4/19-20/x2) or Pneumatic Crossbow ranged (1d10/19-20/x2)
• Space/Reach: 5 ft./ 5 ft.
• Special Attack: -
• Special Qualities: Construct traits, low-light vision, DR 5/-, Sphere Mode
• Sphere Mode (Ex): As a standard action, this construct transforms into or out of a sphere. While it is a sphere, it gains +30 ft. land speed, and become a Small Construct (though its hit point total does not change). It cannot attack while in Sphere mode.
• Saves: +2 Fort, +6 Ref, +5 Will
• Abilities: 16 Str, 18 Dex, - Con, - Int, 16 Wis
• CR: 5

Dwemer Guardian Sphere:

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• Medium Construct
• HD: 10d10+20
• Initiative: +4
• Speed: 30 ft.
• AC: 20 (+3 Dex, +7 Natural), 13 touch, 17 flat-footed
• BAB/Grapple: +7/+12
• Attack: Arm-Blade +12 melee (1d8+5/19-20/x2) or Pneumatic Crossbow ranged (2d10/19-20/x2)
• Full Attack: Arm-Blade +12/+7 melee (1d8+5/19-20/x2) or Pneumatic Crossbow ranged (2d10/19-20/x2)
• Space/Reach: 5 ft./ 5 ft.
• Special Attack: -
• Special Qualities: Construct traits, low-light vision, DR 7/-, Sphere Mode
• Sphere Mode (Ex): As a standard action, this construct transforms into or out of a sphere. While it is a sphere, it gains +30 ft. land speed, and become a Small Construct (though its hit point total does not change). It cannot attack while in Sphere mode.
• Improved Pneumatic Crossbow: Add 1d10 to the Dwemer Guardian Sphere's damage rolls for its Pneumatic Crossbow.
• Saves: +3 Fort, +8 Ref, +7 Will
• Abilities: 20 Str, 20 Dex, - Con, - Int, 18 Wis
• CR: 8

Dwemer Centurion:

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Dwemer Centurion:

• Large Construct
• HD: 14d10+30
• Initiative: +0
• Speed: 20 ft.
• AC: 22 (-1 Size, +13 Natural), 10 touch, 21 flat-footed
• BAB/Grapple: +10/+21
• Attack: Arm-Hammer +16 melee (2d8+10/x2) or Pneumatic Blade melee +16 (3d6+10/19-20/x2)
• Full Attack: Arm-Hammer +16/+11 melee (2d8+10/x2) and Pneumatic Blade melee +16/+11 (3d6+10/19-20/x2)
• Space/Reach: 10 ft./ 5 ft.
• Special Attack: Steam Breath
• Steam Breath (Ex): As a full-round action, 6d10 Fire damage in a 30 ft. cone-shaped spread. DC 17 Reflex half.
• Special Qualities: Construct traits, low-light vision, DR 10/-, Advanced Targeting, Dwemer Engineering
• Advanced Targeting: Dwarven Centurions can attack normally while wielding two weapons; their “off-hand” weapons can make attacks normally, instead of the usual single extra attack characters get from two-weapon fighting. Furthermore, Dwarven Centurions do not have a penalty to their attack rolls for wielding two weapons.
• Dwemer Engineering: Dwarven Centurions add 1 ½ their Strength bonus to their damage rolls for their melee weapons, as though they were two-handing them.
• Saves: +4 Fort, +4 Ref, +8 Will
• Abilities: 24 Str, 10 Dex, - Con, - Int, 18 Wis
• CR: 12

Dwemer Centurion Master:

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• Large Construct
• HD: 20d10+30
• Initiative: +0
• Speed: 20 ft.
• AC: 30 (-1 Size, +21 Natural), 10 touch, 30 flat-footed
• BAB/Grapple: +15/+29
• Attack: Arm-Hammer +25 melee (2d8+15/x2) or Pneumatic Blade melee +25 (3d6+15/19-20/x2)
• Full Attack: Arm-Hammer +25/+20/+15 melee (2d8+15/x2) or Pneumatic Blade melee +25/+20/+15 (3d6+15/19-20/x2)
• Space/Reach: 10 ft./ 5 ft.
• Special Attack: Steam Breath
• Steam Breath (Ex): 10d10 Fire damage in a 30 ft. cone-shaped spread. DC 22 Reflex half.
• Special Qualities: Construct traits, low-light vision, DR 15/-, Advanced Targeting, Dwemer Engineering
• Advanced Targeting: Dwarven Centurions can attack normally while wielding two weapons; their “off-hand” weapons can make attacks normally, instead of the usual single extra attack characters get from two-weapon fighting. Furthermore, Dwarven Centurions do not have a penalty to their attack rolls for wielding two weapons.
• Dwemer Engineering: Dwarven Centurions add 1 ½ their Strength bonus to their damage rolls for their melee weapons, as though they were two-handing them.
• Saves: +4 Fort, +4 Ref, +8 Will
• Abilities: 30 Str, 10 Dex, - Con, - Int, 20 Wis
• CR: 18

Hagraven:

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• Medium Monstrous Humanoid
• HD: 9d8+3
• Initiative: +2
• Speed: 30 ft.
• AC: 18 (+2 Dex, +6 Natural), 12 touch, 16 flat-footed
• BAB/Grapple: +9/+14
• Attack: Claw +14 melee (1d6+4/x2)
• Full Attack: 2 Claws +14 melee (1d6+4/x2)
• Space/Reach: 5 ft./ 5 ft.
• Special Attack: Spell-like Abilities
• Spell-like Abilities: As Caster Level 9
• At-will: Burning Hands, Lightning Bolt, Ice Storm, Polar Ray
• 3/day: Cure Moderate Wounds
• Special Qualities: -
• Saves: + 9 Fort, +5 Ref, +8 Will
• Abilities: 20 Str, 14 Dex, 16 Con, 14 Int, 14 Wis, 17 Cha
• CR: 8

Spriggans:
Spriggan:

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• Medium Fey
• HD: 8d6+2
• Initiative: +0
• Speed: 30 ft.
• AC: 16 (+4 Dex, +2 Natural), 14 touch, 12 flat-footed
• BAB/Grapple: +4/+6
• Attack: Claw +6 melee (1d4+4/x2)
• Full Attack: 2 Claws +6 melee (1d4+4/x2)
• Space/Reach: 5 ft./ 5 ft.
• Special Attack: Spell-like Abilities, Poison Claws, Poison Spray
• Spell-like Abilities: As Caster Level 8
• 6/day: Summon Nature's Ally III 
• 3/day: Cure Serious Wounds (on self only)
• Note: in order to use its Cure Serious Wounds Spell-like Ability, the Spriggan must expend a full-round action.
• Supernatural Abilities:
• Poison Claws: Every time the Spriggan deals damage, defender must make DC 16 Fortitude Save or be poisoned. Poisoned subjects take 1d4 Con damage.
• Poison Spray: As a Standard Action, emit a 30 ft. cone-shaped burst. Subjects within the cone must make DC 14 Fortitude Save or be poisoned. Poisoned subjects take 1d4 Con damage.
• Special Qualities: Fire Vulnerability
• Saves: +2 Fort, +6 Ref, +6 Will
• Abilities: 14 Str, 18 Dex, 14 Con, 14 Int, 14 Wis, 18 Cha
• CR: 5

Spriggan Matron:

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• Medium Fey
• HD: 10d6+4
• Initiative: +5
• Speed: 30 ft.
• AC: 19 (+5 Dex, +4 Natural), 15 touch, 14 flat-footed
• BAB/Grapple: +5/+8
• Attack: Claw +8 melee (1d4+5/x2)
• Full Attack: 2 Claws +8 melee (1d4+5/x2)
• Space/Reach: 5 ft./ 5 ft.
• Special Attack: Spell-like Abilities, Poison Claws, Poison Spray
• Spell-like Abilities: As Caster Level 10
• 6/day: Summon Nature's Ally V 
• 3/day: Heal (on self only)
• Note: In order to use its Heal Spell-like Ability, the Spriggan Matron must expend a full-round action.
• Supernatural Abilities:
• Poison Claws: Every time the Spriggan deals damage, defender must make DC 19 Fortitude Save or be poisoned. Poisoned subjects take 1d6 Con damage.
• Poison Spray: As a Standard Action, emit a 30 ft. cone-shaped burst. Subjects within the cone must make DC 16 Fortitude Save or be poisoned. Poisoned subjects take 1d6 Con damage.
• Special Qualities: Fire Vulnerability
• Saves: +6 Fort, +12 Ref, +10 Will
• Abilities: 16 Str, 20 Dex, 16 Con, 16 Int, 16 Wis, 20 Cha
• CR: 8

Dremora:
Dremora Churl, 3rd Level Fighter (Swordsman):

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• Medium Outsider: Dremora are not subject to spells that affect Humanoids only, such as Charm Person or Dominate Person.
• Hit Die: 3d12+3
• Initiative: +3
• Speed: 30 ft.
• AC: 21 (+3 Dex, +8 Full Plate), 13 touch, 18 flat-footed
• BAB/Grapple: +3/+8
• Attack: Masterwork Greatsword +9 (2d6+7/19-20/x2)
• Full Attack: Masterwork Greatsword +9 (2d6+7/19-20/x2)
• Space/Reach: 5 ft./ 5 ft.
• Special Attacks: -
• Special Qualities: Dremora Blood, Born to Battle
• Dremora Blood: Although Dremora are Outsiders, they are different from other creatures of the Outsider type in the following ways:
• The nature of their native plane (Oblivion) is such that, once they are slain in Oblivion, they reform somewhere else on Oblivion with health and memories intact.
• All Dremora have d12 HD, regardless of class.
• All Dremora have Good Fortitude, Reflex, and Will saves, regardless of class.
• All Dremora have BAB equal to their HD (as a Fighter), regardless of class.
• Born to Battle:  Dremora are so used to wearing armor that even the heaviest protection feels like a second skin to them. Whenever a Dremora with levels in a class with BAB equal to its HD wears armor, the minimum Dexterity bonus that the armor lets them have is +3.
• Saves:  +6 Fort, +6 Ref, +4 Will
• Abilities: 21 Str, 16 Dex, 17 Con, 16 Int, 14 Wis, 10 Cha
• Skills: +11 Jump, +11 Climb, +11 Intimidate
• Feats: Power Attack, Cleave, Improved Bull Rush, Combat Reflexes
• Environment: -
• Organization: Solitary (1) or Gangs (2-4)
• Challenge Rating: 3

Dremora Churl, 3rd Level Fighter (Archer):

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• Medium Outsider: Dremora are not subject to spells that affect Humanoids only, such as Charm Person or Dominate Person.
• Hit Die: 3d12+3
• Initiative: +9
• Speed: 30 ft.
• AC: 19 (+5 Dex, +4 Chain Shirt), 15 touch, 14 flat-footed
• BAB/Grapple: +3/+6
• Attack: Masterwork Composite Longbow +3 +9 (1d8+3/19-20/x2) or Masterwork Longsword +6 (1d8+3/19-20/x2)
• Full Attack: Masterwork Composite Longbow +3 +9 (1d8+3/19-20/x2) or Masterwork Longsword +6 (1d8+3/19-20/x2)
• Space/Reach: 5 ft./ 5 ft.
• Special Attacks: -
• Special Qualities: Dremora Blood, Born to Battle
• Dremora Blood: Although Dremora are Outsiders, they are different from other creatures of the Outsider type in the following ways:
• The nature of their native plane (Oblivion) is such that, once they are slain in Oblivion, they reform somewhere else on Oblivion with health and memories intact.
• All Dremora have d12 HD, regardless of class.
• All Dremora have Good Fortitude, Reflex, and Will saves, regardless of class.
• All Dremora have BAB equal to their HD (as a Fighter), regardless of class.
• Born to Battle:  Dremora are so used to wearing armor that even the heaviest protection feels like a second skin to them. Whenever a Dremora with levels in a class with BAB equal to its HD wears armor, the minimum Dexterity bonus that the armor lets them have is +3.
• Saves:  +6 Fort, +8 Ref, +4 Will
• Abilities: 20 Str, 17 Dex, 17 Con, 16 Int, 14 Wis, 10 Cha
• Skills: +11 Jump, +11 Climb, +11 Intimidate
• Feats: Point Blank Shot, Precise Shot, Rapid Shot, Weapon Focus (Longbow)
• Environment: -
• Organization: Solitary (1) or Gangs (2-4)
• Challenge Rating: 3

Dremora Churl, 3rd Level Wizard:

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• Medium Outsider: Dremora are not subject to spells that affect Humanoids only, such as Charm Person or Dominate Person.
• Hit Die: 3d12+3
• Initiative: +9
• Speed: 30 ft.
• AC: 12 (+2 Dex), 12 touch, 10 flat-footed
• BAB/Grapple: +3/+5
• Attack: Masterwork Dagger +6 (1d4+2/19-20/x2)
• Full Attack: Masterwork Dagger +6 (1d4+2/19-20/x2)
• Space/Reach: 5 ft./ 5 ft.
• Special Attacks: Spells
• Special Qualities: Dremora Blood, Born to Battle
• Dremora Blood: Although Dremora are Outsiders, they are different from other creatures of the Outsider type in the following ways:
• The nature of their native plane (Oblivion) is such that, once they are slain in Oblivion, they reform somewhere else on Oblivion with health and memories intact.
• All Dremora have d12 HD, regardless of class.
• All Dremora have Good Fortitude, Reflex, and Will saves, regardless of class.
• All Dremora have BAB equal to their HD (as a Fighter), regardless of class.
• Born to Battle: Dremora are so used to wearing armor that even the heaviest protection feels like a second skin to them. Whenever a Dremora with levels in a class with BAB equal to its HD wears armor, the minimum Dexterity bonus that the armor lets them have is +3
• Saves:  +7 Fort, +5 Ref, +5 Will
• Abilities: 14 Str, 15 Dex, 18 Con, 19 Int, 16 Wis, 12 Cha
• Skills: +10 Concentration, +10 Knowledge (Arcane), +10 Knowledge (Planes), +10 Knowledge (Religion), +10 Spellcraft
• Feats: Spell Focus (Conjuration), Spell Focus (Illusion)
• Environment: -
• Organization: Solitary (1) or Gangs (2-4)
• Challenge Rating: 3
• Typical Spells Prepared:
• 5/3/2
• 0: Touch of Fatigue x 2, Daze, Acid Splash, Message
• 1: Mage Armor, Charm Person, Hypnotism
• 2: Hideous Laughter, Summon Monster II

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Gods:

Aedra:

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The Nine/Eight Divines (as a whole):
Alignment: Neutral Good
Domains: Good, Creation

Akatosh, Dragon God of Time:
Alignment: Lawful Good
Domains: Time, Endurance

Arkay, God of the Cycle of Life and Death:
Alignment: Lawful Good
Domains: Life, Glory

Dibella, Goddess of Beauty:
Alignment: Chaotic Good
Domains: Charm, Joy

Julianos, God of Wisdom and Logic
Alignment: Lawful Good
Domains: Law, Knowledge

Kynareth, Goddess of Air
Alignment: Neutral Good
Domains: Air, Travel

Mara, Goddess of Love
Alignment: Neutral Good
Domains: Earth, Plants

Stendarr, God of Mercy
Alignment: Lawful Good
Domains: War, Strength

Zenithar, God of Work and Commerce
Alignment: Neutral Good
Domains: Luck, Trade

Daedra:

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Azura, Queen of Dawn and Dusk
Alignment: True Neutral
Domains: Magic, Destiny

Boethiah, Prince of Plots
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Domains: Trickery, Competition

Clavicus Vile, the Pactmaker
Alignment: Lawful Neutral
Domains: Pact, Charm

Hermaeus Mora, the Tide-Scryer
Alignment: True Neutral
Domains: Knowledge, Fate

Hircine, the Huntsman
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Domains: Transformation, Animal
(Note: Clerics of Hircine casting Polymorph, Baleful Polymorph, Polymorph Any Object, and Shapechange spells can only transform into creatures of the Animal type.)

Malacath, the Spurned God
Domains: Lawful Neutral
Alignment: Courage, War

Mehrunes Dagon, Lord of Destruction
Alignment: Chaotic Evil
Domains: Chaos, Destruction
 
Mephala, the Webspinner
Alignment: Chaotic Evil
Domains: Death, Illusion

Meridia, Lady of Infinite Energies
Alignment: Lawful Neutral
Domains: Deathless, Exorcism

Molag Bal, Tyrant of Mortals
Alignment: Lawful Evil
Domains: Tyrant, Domination

Namira, Queen of Decay
Alignment: True Neutral
Domains: Spider, Decay

Nocturnal, Mistress of Shadows
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Domains: Shadow, Darkness

Peryite, the Taskmaster
Alignment: Lawful Neutral
Domains: Pestilence, Law

Sanguine, Prince of Passion
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Domains: Passion, Pleasure

Sheogorath, the Madgod
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Domains: Madness, Mind

Vaermina, Mother of Nightmares
Alignment: Chaotic Evil
Domains: Dream, Darkness


Misc:
Talos, Stormcrown
Alignment: Neutral Good
Domains: Strength, Dragon (3.0)

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Artifacts:

There are a variety of powerful artifacts in Tamriel, each of them typically imbued with the blessings of a powerful entity such as a god, a great hero, or a Daedric Prince.

Daedric Artifacts:

Spellbreaker:

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• Spellbreaker is the valued shield of the Daedric Prince Peryite. It appears as a Dwarven Metal Shield of exquisite quality and of unusual ivory coloration. On the face of the shield are golden circular rods.
• Spellbreaker counts as a magical +3 Heavy Steel Shield, and weighs 15 pounds.
• If you are using the optional Material rules, Spellbreaker instead counts as a magical Heavy Steel Shield made of Dwarven Metal.
• Consume Spell: Spellbreaker has the unique ability to completely absorb and negate spells. Once per round, as an immediate action, its wielder can activate Spellbreaker's Consume Spell ability while someone is casting an Arcane or Divine spell, or using a Spell-like Ability within 100 ft. of him and if he can see the caster. If he does, then the spell is completely canceled; the caster expends any material or XP cost for the spell and the action used to cast it.
• Despite its power, Spellbreaker can only absorb up to a certain amount of spell power a day. Each day, Spellbreaker can absorb up to 9 levels of spells in any combination. Once Spellbreaker has absorbed the maximum amount of spells it can, you must wait 24 hours before it can absorb spells again.
• For example, Spellbreaker could absorb nine different 1st level spells, or a 2nd level spell and a 7th level spell, or two 3rd level spells, a 1st level spell, and a 2nd level spell, and so forth.

Mehrunes' Razor:

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• Mehrunes' Razor appears as a wicked-looking dagger with a light grey edge, a dark grey fuller, and a distinctive solid-black gem that seems to draw in the very soul of observers. When Mehrunes Dagon wishes to be amused, he allows the pathetic mortals of Tamriel to fight and slaughter each other over and with it.
• Mehrunes' Razor counts as a magical +5 dagger, and weighs 1 pound.
• If you are using the optional Material rules, Mehrunes' Razor instead counts as a magical dagger made of Daedric metal.
• Sever Life: Every time Mehrunes' Razor deals damage to a creature, roll a one-hundred sided die; if the result is 1, then that creature is instantly destroyed/killed with no save unless it has 20 or more HD.

The Mace of Molag Bal:

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• The Mace of Molag Bal appears as a terrifying morningstar, made of a dark grey metal and glowing with a sickly green light. On one of its faces is the visage of a screaming monster.
• The Mace of Molag Bal counts as a magical +5 morningstar, and weighs 6 pounds.
• If you are using the optional Material rules, the Mace of Molag Bal instead counts as a magical Morningstar made of Daedric metal.
  
• Oppressor: Upon a successful hit with the Mace of Molag Bal, the defender must make a DC 24 Fortitude save or become Exhausted. The defender must also make a DC 24 Will Save or lose a random spell from the spells they could cast that day.

Sanguine Rose:

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• The Sanguine Rose appears as an elegant, yet somehow deadly, 5-foot tall staff in the shape of a large rose.
• The Sanguine Rose counts as a magic staff made of steel and weighs 4 pounds.
• If you are using the optional Material rules, the Sanguine Rose instead counts as a magical staff made of Ebony.
• Come Join the Party!: 3 times per day, the wielder of the Sanguine Rose can summon a Dremora Lord within 30 ft. of himself for 10 rounds. The Dremora Lord obeys all of the commands of the Sanguine Rose's wielder, and will never harm or perform actions that will obviously directly harm the Sanguine Rose's wielder, even if the wielder attacks it.

Skull of Corruption:

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• The Skull of Corruption appears as a horrifying staff seemingly made of blackened human bone, with a horned skull decorating the staff's head.
• The Skull of Corruption counts as a magic staff made of steel and weighs 4 pounds.
• If you are using the optional Material rules, the Skull of Corruption  instead counts as a magical staff made of Ebony.
• Dreamsteal: Vaermina is the Prince of Nightmares, and this staff reflects her power. As a Standard Action, the wielder of the Skull of Corruption can make a ranged touch attack on a sleeping Humanoid creature. If the attack succeeds, then the Skull draws power from the mortal's dreams and stores it within itself. Subjects affected by this attack wake up vaguely aware of what had transpired, but are not directly harmed.
• Each dream power taken this way adds a charge to the Skull.
• Psychic Agony: As a Standard Action, the wielder of the Skull can inflict 5d6 damage to a target that he can see and is within 100 ft. of him, Will Save DC 24 for half. This ability does not affect creatures immune to mind-affecting spells and abilities.
• The wielder of the Skull can also expend a charge from the Skull as a swift action to bolster the damage from Psychic Agony to 8d10, Will Save DC 24 for half. This ability does not affect creatures immune to mind-affecting spells and abilities.

Volendrung:

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• Volendrung appears as a large two-handed hammer with a gnarled metal haft and a brutal spiked sledgehammer-like head.
• Volendrung counts as a magical +5 Greatclub  and and weighs 8 pounds.
• If you are using the optional Material rules, Volendrung instead counts as a magical Greatclub made of Daedric metal.
• Hammer of Might: Volendrung ignores all DR and Hardness. Upon a successful hit on a creature, that creature must make a DC 24

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Dawnbreaker:

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• Dawnbreaker appears as a longsword made of solid gold, with a bright burning light embedded in its hilt.
• Dawnbreaker counts as a magical +3 Longsword  and weighs 4 pounds.
• If you are using the optional Material rules, Dawnbreaker instead counts as a magical Longsword made of Ebony.
• Light of Meridia: Dawnbreaker constantly emits a shining, bright light. Although this gives its wielder a -10 penalty to Hide checks when the sword is held drawn, the light serves to weaken undead around the wielder. All undead within 30 ft. of Dawnbreaker's wielder while Dawnbreaker is drawn have a -2 penalty to their attack and damage rolls, and a -2 penalty to their saves.
• Break of Dawn: Upon a successful hit, Dawnbreaker deals an additional 3d6 Fire damage. If the defender is undead, instead deal 5d6 damage. If Dawnbreaker's wielder destroys an undead creature using Dawnbreaker, that undead explodes into holy flame, dealing 2d6 Fire damage to all undead within 10 ft. of the slain undead.

The Ebony Blade:

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• The Ebony Blade appears as an beautiful, yet quietly sinister curved two-handed sword.
• The Ebony Blade counts as a magical +3 Greatsword and weighs 8 pounds.
• If you are using the optional Material rules, the Ebony Blade instead counts as a magical Greatsword made of Ebony.
• Blade of the Betrayer: Each time the Blade's wielder betrays someone with the Ebony Blade and follow Mephala's treacherous will, the sword becomes stronger. Every time the wielder of the Ebony Blade kills a friend, lover, spouse, or other trusted person with it, it permanently deals an additional cumulative 1d6 damage. For example, if the Ebony Blade's wielder killed two of his trusted friends with the Blade, then the Ebony Blade deals 2d6 plus 2d6 damage, before adding strength and material bonuses.
• This ability maxes out at an additional 10d6 damage.

Wabbajack:

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• Wabbajack appears as a staff made of dark wood. Its head is decorated with three faces, each screaming in either maniacal glee or twisted agony.
• Wabbajack counts as a magical staff made of wood.
• Madgod's Blessings: 16 times a day, the wielder of Wabbajack can make a ranged touch attack on a creature within 100 ft. of him. If the touch attack succeeds, then roll a d20 to determine what effect Wabbajack has on the target.
• 1: Deal 5d6 Fire damage, no save.
• 2: Deal 5d6 Cold damage, no save.
• 3: Deal 5d6 Lightning damage, no save.
• 5: Deal 7d6 damage.
• 6: Subject becomes invisible as the Invisibility spell for 6 rounds, no save.
• 7: Subject heals 5d6 damage, no save.
• 8:  Subject must succeed on a DC 24 Fortitude Save or instantly die.
• 9: Subject is transformed into a Tiny chicken with 1 hit point, AC 5, and land speed 20 ft. for 6 rounds. It cannot speak, attack, cast spells, or use any abilities while it is transformed. It has +0 Fortitude, -2 Reflex, and -4 Will Saves.
• 11: Subject is transformed into a Tiny rabbit with 1 hit point, AC 6, and land speed 60 ft. for 6 rounds. It cannot speak, attack, cast spells, or use any abilities while it is transformed. It has +0 Fortitude, +0 Reflex, and -4 Will Saves.
• 12: Subject is transformed into a Small mudcrab with 5 hit points, AC 12, and land speed 10 ft. for 6 rounds. It has two claw attacks (+1 melee/x2), but it otherwise cannot speak, cast spells, or use any abilities while it is transformed. It has +0 Fortitude, -4 Reflex, and -4 Will Saves.
• 13: Subject is transformed into a hostile Dremora Lord with 160 hit points, AC 30, and land speed 30 ft. for 6 rounds. It wields a +4 Greatsword that can make up to 4 attacks in a round (+4 Greatsword +28/+23/+18/+15 melee (2d6+20/19-20/x2)), and has the Power Attack and Shock Trooper feats.
• 14: Subject permanently transforms into a pastry. If the pastry decays completely, or is ever eaten or otherwise destroyed, the creature dies.
• 15: Subject permanently transforms into a gold coin. If the coin ever completely rusts, or is otherwise destroyed, the creature dies.
• 16-20: Reroll.

Ebony Mail:

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• The Ebony Mail appears as a sleek suit of mail armor reinforced with large plates of Ebony.
• The Ebony Mail counts as a magical +3 Breastplate and weighs 30 pounds.
• If you are using the optional Material rules, the Ebony Mail instead counts as a magical Breastplate made of Ebony.
• Agent of Boethiah: The Ebony Mail has a 0 penalty to its Armor Checks, and its wearer moves at his base land speed. In addition, at the beginning of each round, every enemy that is adjacent to you must make a DC 11 Fortitude Save or be poisoned for 1 Constitution damage.

Masque of Clavicus Vile:

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• The Masque of Clavicus Vile appears as a strange helm complete with face-obscuring mask and long goat horns that sweep up and back. Highly intricate engravings detail the helm.
• The Masque of Clavicus Vile counts as a magical Wonderous Item that occupies your face and crown slots.
• Charms of the Pact Maker: The wearer of the Masque of Clavicus Vile gains a +15 bonus to Bluff, Diplomacy, Appraisal, and Intimidate checks, and can make them untrained.

Azura's Star:

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• Azura's Star appears as a blue-and-gray star-like object. It seems to be made of silver studded with sapphires.
• Azura's Star counts as a Wonderous Item.
• Soul Keeper: If you are using the optional Souls and Soul Gems rule, then Azura's Star counts as a Grand Soul Gem that doesn't dissipate after use. This means that its owner can reuse it as a soul gem as many times as he likes.
• If you are not using the optional Souls and Soul Gems rule, the Azura's Star instead gives its owner three extra spells per day up to and including 5th level spells. This effect works as long as the owner of Azura's Star keeps it on his person somewhere (even if it's stored on an extra-dimensional storage device such as a Handy Haversack, as long as the storage device is worn on the owner).

Ring of Hircine:

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• The Ring of Hircine appears as a simple silver hand with relatively crude carvings etched onto it. The carved head of a wolf (or werewolf) adorns it.
• The Ring of Hircine counts as a magical ring.
• Hunted by Day, Hunt by Night: If the wearer of the Ring of Hircine is already afflicted with Lycanthropy, he can Shapeshift an additional time per day. If he is not afflicted with Lycanthropy, this ring has no effect.

Savior's Hide:

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• The Savior's Hide appears as a hairy suit of leather armor with a thin metal plate on its chest. The metal plate is etched into the visage of a great beast. The leather, meanwhile, seems rather crude and disturbingly...fresh.
• The Savior's Hide counts as +5 Leather Armor.
• Hunter's Fortitude: The wearer of the Savior's Hide gains Spell Resistance 17 and gains a +8 to saving throws against poison. The Spell Resistance stacks with any other source of Spell Resistance the wearer might have.

Oghma Infinium:

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• The Oghma Infinium appears as a tome with its cover and bindings appearing to be made of stitched-together flesh.
• The Oghma Infinium counts as a Wonderous Item.
• Forbidden Knowledge: The reader of the Oghma Infinium gains a permanent +6 bonus to all Knowledge skills and can use them untrained. He also gains a permanent +10 bonus to any one of his class skills, and a permanent +4 bonus to one of his ability scores. Once a reader uses the Oghma Infinium in this way, he can never use it again.

Ring of Namira:

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• The Ring of Namira appears as a crude stone ring with a carving of a large insect adorning it.
• The Ring of Namira counts as a magical ring.
• Corpse Feast: The wearer of the Ring of Namira can spend a full-round action to eat part of a Humanoid corpse and heal 4d8 hitpoints and gain Fast Healing 2. This ability cannot be used on undead creatures. Furthermore, the Ring of Namira confers upon its wearer a +6 bonus to his Fortitude saves.

The Skeleton Key:

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• The Skeleton Key appears as a multi-toothed key with a strange ornate handle.
• The Skeleton Key counts as a Wonderous Item.
• The Key to Everything: The user of the Skeleton Key gains a +20 bonus to his Pick Locks skill and can make them untrained. He can also use the Skeleton Key more metaphorically, to unlock further potential within himself; he can use the Skeleton Key on himself to gain enough XP to immediately gain a level. If the Skeleton Key is used in this way, it disappears from its user, never to be found or used by him again.

Other Artifacts:

Chillrend:

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• Chillrend appears much like a typical Longsword, except that it seems to somehow be made of blue, semi-translucent glass. It is still sharper and stronger than any mundane sword, however.
• Chillrend counts as a magical Longsword and weighs 4 pounds.
• If you are using the optional Material rules, Chillrend instead counts as a magical Glass Longsword.
• Chill the Flesh: Upon a successful hit, Chillrend deals an additional 2d6 Cold damage. The defender must make a DC 22 Fortitude save or be Slowed for 3 rounds.

Staff of Magnus:

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• The Staff of Magnus appears as an ornate staff with a large teal orb fastened to its head and a teal crystal fastened to its bottom.
• The Staff of Magnus counts as a magical steel staff and weighs 5 pounds.
• If you are using the optional Material rules, the Staff of Magnus instead counts as a magical Elven Metal staff.
• Drain Energy: As a standard action, the wielder of the Staff of Magnus can make a ranged touch attack on a creature within 50 ft. of him. If the attack succeeds, then the defender loses a random spell he or she had prepared/could cast that day. If the defender has no spells that he or she could lose, the Staff  of Magnus instead deals 3d6 damage.

Wuuthrad:

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• Wuuthrad appears as an ancient two-handed axe. Near the top of the haft is an engraved image of a shrieking elf.
• Wuuthrad counts as a magical +3 Greataxe and weighs 12 pounds.
• If you are using the optional Material rules, Wuuthrad instead counts as a magical +3 Steel Greataxe.
• Elf-Bane: Wuuthdrad is especially deadly to elves. Whenever you successfully hit an Elf with Wuuthrad, multiply the final damage result for each hit by 1½ times.
• Humanoid creatures that are also Elves include Dunmer, Altmer, Bosmer, Falmer, and Orcs.

Dragon Priest Masks
Each Dragon Priest Mask appears as metal masks etched with simple yet bold markings. There are slits for the eyes and mouth.
If you are using the optional Material rules, instead each Dragon Priest Mask is made of a specific Material listed under its entry below.

Hevnoraak—Brutal:

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• This dark metal mask glows with a faint red aura.
• Material: Dwarven Metal
• The wearer of Hevnoraak is immune to all diseases and poisons.

Krosis—Sorrow:

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• This coppery metal mask glows with a faint green aura.
• Material: Iron
• The wearer of Krosis gains a +4 bonus to his attack rolls when attacking with a Longbow, Shortbow, Composite Longbow, or Composite Shortbow, and a +8 bonus to Pick Locks and Craft (Alchemy).

Morokei—Glorious:

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• This bluish metal mask glows with a faint azure aura.
• Material: Elven Metal
• The wearer of Morokei gains an additional spell per day for spells up to and including the 4th level.

Nahkriin—Vengeance:

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• This black metal mask glows with a faint orange aura.
• Material: Ebony
• The wearer of Nahkriin gains a +2 bonus to the DC for all saving throws against his spells from the Evocation and Transmutation schools.

Otar—Madness:

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• This metal mask, seemingly made of semi-translucent glass, glows with a faint violet aura.
• Material: Glass
• The wearer of Otar gains Fire Resistance 10, Cold Resistance 10, and Lightning Resistance 10.

Rahgot—Rage:

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• This green metal mask glows with a faint jade aura.
• Material: Orcish Metal
• The wearer of Rahgot gains a +6 bonus to his Fortitude saves, and a +6 bonus to his Jump, Climb, and Swim checks.

Vokun—Shadow:

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• This grey metal mask glows with a faint blue aura.
• Material: Steel
• The wearer of Vokun  gains a +2 bonus to the DC for all saving throws against his spells from the Illusion, Abjuration, and Conjuration schools.

Volsung—Horror:

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• This crimson metal mask glows with a faint red aura.
• Material: Gilded Elven Metal
• The wearer of Volsung gains a +6 bonus to his Bluff, Diplomacy, Intimidate, and Appraisal skills, can breathe freely underwater, and when he is carrying a Heavy load it counts as a Light load instead (though this does not affect the maximum amount of weight he could carry).

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Optional Rules, Part 1: Crafting, Weapon/Armor Materials:

For crafting weapons, shields, and armor, you may use the following rules:

Armor and Shields:

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• Making armor and shields requires a Craft (Metalworking) check.
• The Craft DC adjustments for all armors and shields are listed below, under the Materials section.
• The time it takes to Craft an armor or shield is the armor or shield's AC bonus x 4 days, without factoring bonuses from materials.
• For example, although an Elven Chain Shirt has a total AC bonus of 5 and a Steel Chain Shirt has a total AC bonus of 4, they each take the same amount of time to craft, because the standard Chain Shirt adds 4 to the wearer's AC. An Elven Chain Shirt and a suit of Elven Scale Mail, however, would require different amounts of time to craft.
• To craft an armor or shield, make an initial Craft check equal to the armor or shield's Craft DC, and then after every 7 days you work on it make an additional Craft check. If you fail any of these Craft checks, you automatically halt all work on the armor. If you fail a Craft check by 5 or more, you also lose half of the raw materials, which you must acquire or purchase again before you can resume work on the armor. You must succeed on the Craft check again to resume work on the armor.
• When you resume work on the armor or shield, to complete the it you must succeed on the remaining Craft checks.
• Each time you fail on the Craft check to resume work on the armor or shield, you lose all the raw materials of the armor and must acquire or purchase them again to continue working on the armor. Then you must succeed on another Craft check to resume working on it.
• For example, a character attempts to craft a Steel Chain Shirt. To complete it, he must succeed on three Craft checks (1 initial, 2 because the Chain Shirt requires 16 days' worth of work to complete). He succeeds on the initial check (DC 16) and the second check, but fails the third. To finish the armor, he must succeed on another DC 16 check to resume work on the armor, then beat the third and last Craft check.
• The cost of raw materials needed to craft an armor or shield are equivalent to one-third of the armor's base price.
  
• As an example, the process for crafting a suit of Orcish Full-Plate would be the following:
• The character first acquires 1166 gp in raw materials. (The base price of an Orcish Full-Plate is 3500 gp.)
• Then the character makes a DC 20 Craft (Metalworking) check (see below under “Materials” to calculate the proper DC for a given suit of armor) five times; once at the beginning, another time at the end of the first 7 days, another at the end of the second 7 days, another at the end of the third 7 days, and another at the end of the fourth 7 days. The total amount of time it takes for the  Full-Plate to be crafted is 32 days (8 x 4).
• If the character fails the third craft check, then he must succeed on a DC 20 Craft (Metalworking) check to resume work. Then he must succeed on the third Craft check, and then the fourth Craft check.

Weapons:

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• Making weapons requires a Craft (Metalworking) check.
• The Craft DC for longbows and shortbows is 12. The Craft DC for composite longbows and shortbows is 15. The Craft DC for simple melee and thrown weapons is 12. The Craft DC for martial melee and thrown weapons is 15. The Craft DC for exotic melee and thrown weapons is 18.
• The Craft DC adjustments for all weapons are listed below, under the Materials section.
• The time it takes to Craft a weapon is the weapon's maximum damage x 2 in days, without factoring bonuses derived from materials.
• For example, although an Elven longsword can deal a maximum of 9 damage and a Steel longsword can deal a maximum of 8 damage, they each take the same amount of time to craft, because the standard longsword deals a maximum of 8 damage. An Elven longsword and an Elven dagger, however, would require different amounts of time to craft.
• To craft a weapon, make an initial Craft check equal to the weapon's Craft DC, and then after every 7 days you work on it make an additional Craft check. If you fail any of these Craft checks, you automatically halt all work on the weapon. If you fail a Craft check by 5 or more, you also lose half of the raw materials, which you must acquire or purchase again before you can resume work on the weapon. You must succeed on the Craft check again to resume work on the weapon.
• When you resume work on the weapon, to complete the weapon you must succeed on the remaining Craft checks.
• Each time you fail on the Craft check to resume work on the weapon, you lose all the raw materials of the weapon and must acquire or purchase them again to continue working on the weapon. Then you must succeed on another Craft check to resume working on the weapon.
• For example, a character attempts to craft a Steel Greatsword. To complete it, he must succeed on three Craft checks (1 initial, 2 because the greatsword requires 24 days' worth of work to complete). He succeeds on the initial check (DC 15), and the second, but fails the third. To finish the greatsword, he must succeed on another DC 15 check to resume work on the weapon, then beat the third and last Craft check.
• The cost of raw materials needed to craft a weapon is equivalent to one-third of the weapon's base price.
• As an example, the process for crafting an Orcish Greataxe would be the following:
• The character first acquires 340 gp of raw materials. (The base price of an Orcish Greataxe is 1020 gp.)
• Then the character makes a DC 19 Craft (Metalworking) check (see below under “Materials” to calculate the proper DC for a given suit of armor) three times; once at the beginning, another time at the end of the first 7 days, and another at the end of the second 7 days. The total amount of time it takes for the Greataxe to be crafted is 24 days (12 x 2).
• If the character fails the third craft check, then he must succeed on a DC 19 Craft (Metalworking) check to resume work. Then he must succeed on the third Craft check.

Ammunition:

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• Making ammunition requires a Craft (Ammunition) check.
• The Craft DC for all ammunition are listed below, under the Materials section.
• The total DC for crafting 20 individual units of ammunition (such as 20 arrows or 10 sling bullets) is 12 + Craft DC adjustment value indicated in the Materials section.
• The time it takes to Craft 20 individual units of ammunition is three days.
• For example, although crafting 20 Elven arrows require a higher DC to succeed than crafting 20 Steel arrows, they each take the same amount of time to craft.
• To craft ammunition, make an initial Craft check equal to the ammunition's Craft DC, If you fail any of these Craft checks, you automatically halt all work on the ammunition. If you fail a Craft check by 5 or more, you also lose half of the raw materials, which you must acquire or purchase again before you can attempt to craft the ammunition again.
• When you resume work on the ammunition, to complete the ammunition you must succeed on the Craft check again.
  
• Each time you fail on the Craft check to resume work on the ammunition, you lose all the raw materials of the weapon and must acquire or purchase them again to continue working on the ammunition. Then you must succeed on another Craft check to resume working on the ammunition.
• For example, a character attempts to craft 20 Orcish arrows. To complete it, he must succeed on a DC 13 Craft check.
• If he fails this Craft check by 5 or more, then half of the raw materials used for crafting these 20 arrows are ruined and must be purchased again to finish crafting the 20 arrows.
• As an example, the process for crafting 20 Orcish arrows would be the following:
• The character first acquires 3 pounds of Orcish metal, plus 10 gp of miscellaneous materials
• Then the character makes a DC 13 Craft (Ammunition) check (see below under “Materials” to calculate the proper DC for a given type of ammunition).
• If the character fails the craft check, then he must succeed on a DC 13 Craft (Ammunition) check to resume work.

Materials:

There are several different kinds of crafting materials in Tamriel. To represent them, you may use the following rules.

In order from lowest to highest in terms of quality and rarity:
Iron
Steel
Elven/Orcish
Dwarven/Gilded
Glass/Ebony
Dragon Scales/Dragon Bone
Daedric

Iron:

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• Low-quality material; only applies to metal weapons and armor.
• Confers a -1 penalty to AC for armors and shields (except for the buckler and the light steel shield), and -1 to hit and to damage for weapons.
• Reduce the base price of  weapons, shields, and armor made of Iron by half, rounded down to the nearest gp.
• Reduce DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Iron by 2.
• DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Iron is 10 + the total AC bonus of the finished armor - 1. For example, the DC for a Chain Shirt made of Iron would be 13 (10 + 4 - 1).
• The DC for creating an Iron masterwork weapon, shield, or armor is 18.
• Weight, arcane spell failure, maximum Dexterity bonus, speed, and check penalties remain the same.
• Special:
• Iron weapons, shields, and armor that are masterworked automatically become Steel weapons, shields, and armor. They retain their masterwork bonuses. For example, an Iron longsword that is masterworked has a total of +1 to hit and +0 to damage, because it is now considered to be made of Steel while also a masterwork weapon.

Steel:

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• Base-level material; metal weapons and armor listed in the SRD are assumed to be made of steel.
• Confers no bonus or penalty to AC for armors, and no bonus or penalty to damage for weapons.
• No adjustment on the DC for crafting armor, shields or weapons made of Steel.
• No adjustment on the DC for creating a Steel masterwork armor, shield, or weapon
• No adjustment on the weight, arcane spell failure, maximum Dexterity bonus, speed, and check penalties.

Elven Metal (“Elven”):

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• Good quality material; only applies to metal weapons and armor, and bows.
• Confers a +1 bonus to AC for armors and shields, and a +1 to hit and damage for weapons.
• Increase the base price of armor made of Elven Metal by 500 gp for light armor, 1000 gp for medium armor, and 2000 gp for heavy armor.
• Increase the base price of weapons made of Elven Metal by 1000 gp.
• Increase the base price of shields made of Elven Metal by 500 gp.
• Increase the base price of ammunition made of Elven Metal by 200 gp.
• DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Elven Metal is 10 + the total AC bonus of the finished armor + 1. For example, the DC for a Chain Shirt made of Elven Metal would be 16 (10 + 5 + 1).
• Increase the DC for crafting ammunition made of Elven Metal by 1.
• Increase the DC for crafting a weapon made of Elven Metal by 4.
• The DC for creating an Elven masterwork weapon, shield, or armor is 24.
• Reduce the weight of armor, shields, and weapons made of Elven Metal by half, rounded down.
• Reduce the check penalty of Elven armor and shields by 2, to a minimum of 0.
• Increase the maximum Dexterity bonus for Elven armor and shields by 2.
• Increase the speed for Elven medium armors by 10 ft., and the speed for Elven heavy armors by 5 ft.
• Special:
• One-handed Elven Simple, Martial, and Exotic Melee Weapons can be used as though they were Light Weapons for the purposes of grappling, Two-Weapon Fighting, the Weapon Finesse Feat, and Skill Tricks. The normal rules for these situations apply.
• For example, an Elven Longsword can be used as a Light Weapon while its wielder is grappling/being grappled; her wielder can use the same longsword on the off-hand for Two-Weapon Fighting, and she has only a -2 penalty to her attacks if she has the Two-Weapon Fighting feat. If she also as the Weapon Finesse feat, she can apply her Dexterity bonus to her attack rolls when attacking with an Elven Longsword.
• All bows made of Elven metal add 50 ft. to their range increment.

Orcish Metal (“Orcish”)

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• Good quality material: only applies to metal weapons and armor, and bows.
• Confers a +1 bonus to AC for armors and shields, and +1 to hit and damage for weapons.
• Increase the base price of  armor made of Orcish Metal by 500 gp for light armor, 1000 gp for medium armor, and 2000 gp for heavy armor.
• Increase the base price of weapons made of Orcish Metal by 1000 gp.
• Increase the base price of shields made of Orcish Metal by 500 gp.
• Increase the base price of ammunition made of Orcish Metal by 200 gp.
• DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Orcish Metal is 10 + the total AC bonus of the finished armor + 1. For example, the DC for a Chain Shirt made of Orcish Metal would be 16 (10 + 5 + 1).
• Increase the DC for crafting ammunition made of Orcish Metal by 1.
• Increase the DC for crafting a weapon made of Orcish Metal by 4.
• The DC for creating an Orcish masterwork weapon, shield, or armor is 24.
• Special:
• All weapons, shields, and armor made of Orcish metal have a hardness of 12 and an additional +5 hitpoints.
• Light and medium Orcish armors confer DR 2/- to its wearer. Heavy Orcish armor confers DR 3/- to its wearer instead.
• All Orcish melee weapons ignore up to 2 points of hardness of an object.
• All composite bows made of Orcish metal deal an additional +1 damage.

Gilded Elven Metal (“Gilded”)

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• High quality material; only applies to metal weapons and armor, and bows.
• Confers a +2 bonus to AC for armors and shields, and a +2 to hit and damage for weapons.
• Increases the base price of armor made of Gilded Elven Metal by 2000 gp for light armor, 4000 gp for medium armor, and 8000 gp for heavy armor.
• Increase the base price of weapons made of Gilded Elven Metal by 4000 gp.
• Increase the base price of shields made of Gilded Elven Metal by 2000 gp.
• Increase the base price of ammunition made of Gilded Elven Metal by 300 gp.
• DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Elven Metal is 10 + the total AC bonus of the finished armor + 2. For example, the DC for a Chain Shirt made of Elven Metal would be 18 (10 + 6 + 2).
• Increase the DC for crafting ammunition made of Gilded Elven Metal by 2.
• Increase the DC for crafting a weapon made of Gilded Elven Metal by 6.
• The DC for creating a Gilded masterwork weapon, shield, or armor is 26.
• Reduce the weight of armor, shields, and weapons made of Gilded Elven Metal by half, rounded down.
• Reduce the check penalty of Gilded armor and shields by 3, to a minimum of 0.
• Increase the maximum Dexterity bonus for Gilded armor and shields by 4.
• Increase the speed for Gilded medium armors by 10 ft., and the speed for Gilded heavy armors by 5 ft.
• Special:
• One-handed Gilded Simple, Martial, and Exotic Melee Weapons can be used as though they were Light Weapons for the purposes of grappling, Two-Weapon Fighting, the Weapon Finesse Feat, and Skill Tricks. The normal rules for these situations apply.
• For example, a Gilded Longsword can be used as a Light Weapon while its wielder is grappling/being grappled; her wielder can use the same longsword on the off-hand for Two-Weapon Fighting, and she has only a -2 penalty to her attacks if she has the Two-Weapon Fighting feat. If she also as the Weapon Finesse feat, she can apply her Dexterity bonus to her attack rolls when attacking with a Gilded Longsword.
• All bows made of Gilded Elven metal add 80 ft. to their range increment.

Dwarven Metal (“Dwarven”)

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• High quality material: only applies to metal weapons and armor, and bows.
• Confers a +2 bonus to AC for armors and shields, and +2 to hit and damage for weapons.
• Increase the base price of armor made of Dwarven Metal by 1000 gp for light armor, 2000 gp for medium armor, and 4000 gp for heavy armor.
• Increase the base price of weapons made of Dwarven Metal by 2000 gp.
• Increase the base price of shields made of Dwarven Metal by 1000 gp.
• Increase the base price of ammunition made of Dwarven Metal by 300 gp.
• DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Dwarven Metal is 10 + the total AC bonus of the finished armor + 2. For example, the DC for a Chain Shirt made of Dwarven Metal would be 18 (10 + 6 + 2).
• Increase the DC for crafting ammunition made of Elven Metal by 2.
• Increase the DC for crafting a weapon made of Dwarven Metal by 6.
• The DC for creating a Dwarven masterwork weapon, shield, or armor is 26.
• Special:
• All weapons, shields, and armor made of Dwarven metal have an additional 4 hardness and +10 hit points.
• All light and medium Dwarven armors confer DR 4/- to its wearer. Heavy Dwarven armor confers DR 6/- to its wearer instead.
• All Dwarven weapons ignore up to 4 points of hardness of an object.
• All composite bows made of Dwarven metal deal an additional +2 damage.

Glass

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• Extremely high quality material; only applies to metal weapons and armor.
• Confers a +3 bonus to AC for armors and shields, and a +3 to hit and damage for weapons.
• Increase the base price of armor made of Glass by 4000 gp for light armor, 8000 gp for medium armor, and 16000 gp for heavy armor.
• Increase the base price of weapons made of Glass by 8000 gp.
• Increase the base price of shields made of Glass by 4000 gp.
• Increase the base price of ammunition made of Glass by 500 gp.
• Increases DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Glass by 6.
• DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Glass is 10 + the total AC bonus of the finished armor + 6. For example, the DC for a Chain Shirt made of Glass would be 23 (10 + 7 + 6)
• Increase the DC for crafting ammunition made of Glass by 3.
• Increases DC for crafting a weapon made of Glass by 10.
• The DC for creating a Glass masterwork weapon, shield, or armor is 30.
• Reduce the weight of armor, shields, and weapons made of Gilded Elven Metal by half, rounded down.
• Reduce the check penalty of Glass armor and shields by 4, to a minimum of 0.
• Increase the maximum Dexterity bonus for Glass armor and shields by 6.
• Increase the speed for Glass medium armors by 10 ft., and the speed for Glass heavy armors by 5 ft.
• Special:
• One-handed Glass Simple, Martial, and Exotic Melee Weapons can be used as though they were Light Weapons for the purposes of grappling, Two-Weapon Fighting, and Skill Tricks, and can be used for the Weapon Finesse Feat. The normal rules for these situations otherwise apply.
• For example, a Glass Longsword can be used as a Light Weapon while its wielder is grappling/being grappled; her wielder can use the same longsword on the off-hand for Two-Weapon Fighting, and she has only a -2 penalty to her attacks if she also has the Two-Weapon Fighting feat. If she also as the Weapon Finesse feat, she can apply her Dexterity bonus to her attack rolls when attacking with a Glass Longsword instead of her Strength bonus.
• Glass Medium Armor is treated as Light, and Glass Light Armor is treated as being unarmored (though the armor still occupies the armor/robe slot)
• For example, a character with Light Armor proficiency wearing Glass Medium Armor is proficient with it, even if she doesn't have proficiency with Medium Armor. Meanwhile, a Monk wearing Glass Light armor retains her Wisdom bonus to her AC, and her Flurry of Blows and fast movement abilities.
• All bows made of Glass add 110 ft. to their range increment.

Ebony:

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• High quality material: only applies to metal weapons and armor.
• Confers a +3 bonus to AC for armors and shields, and +3 to hit and damage for weapons.
• Increases the base price of armor made of Ebony by 4000 gp for light armor, 8000 gp for medium armor, and 16000 gp for heavy armor.
• Increase the base price of weapons made of Ebony by 8000 gp.
• Increase the base price of shields made of Ebony by 4000 gp.
• Increase the base price of ammunition made of Ebony by 500 gp.
• Increase DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Ebony by 6.
• DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Ebony is 10 + the total AC bonus of the finished armor + 6. For example, the DC for a Chain Shirt made of Ebony would be 23 (10 + 7 + 6).
• Increase the DC for crafting ammunition made of Ebony by 3.
• Increases DC for crafting a weapon made of Ebony  by 10.
• The DC for creating a Ebony masterwork weapon, shield, or armor is 30.
• Special:
• All weapons, shields, and armor made of Ebony have an additional 6 hardness and +20 hit points.
• All light and medium Ebony armors confer DR 6/- to its wearer. Heavy Ebony armor confers DR 10/- to its wearer instead.
• All Ebony weapons ignore up to 8 points of hardness of an object.
• When a critical hit is scored on the wearer of Ebony armor, there is a 25% chance that the critical hit is negated. This does not prevent sneak attack damage in any way.
• Heavy Ebony armor confers an additional +2 bonus to AC to its wearer.
• For example, a suit of non-masterwork Ebony Full-Plate would give its wearer a total AC bonus of 13 (8 + 3 + 2).
• All composite bows made of Ebony deal an additional +3 damage.

Dragon Scale

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• Rare material; applies only to metallic weapons and armor.
• Although dragon scales are typically used to forge armor, a creative weaponsmith can use them to fashion weapons as well. As dragon scales are naturally very hard and serrated, weapons made from this material can create terrible wounds.
• Confers a +4 bonus to AC for armors and shields, and a +4 to hit and damage for weapons.
• Increase the base price of armor made of Dragon Scale by 16000 gp for light armor, 32000 gp for medium armor, and 64000 gp for heavy armor.
• Increase the base price of weapons made of Dragon Scale by 32000 gp.
• Increase the base price of shields made of Dragon Scale by 16000 gp.
• Increase the base price of ammunition made of Dracon Scale by 700 gp.
• Increase the DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Dragon Scale by 10.
• DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Dragon Scale Metal is 10 + the total AC bonus of the finished armor + 6. For example, the DC for a Chain Shirt made of Dragon Scale would be 28 (10 + 8 + 10)
• Increase the DC for crafting ammunition made of Dragon Scale by 4.
• Increase the DC for crafting a weapon made of Dragon Scale by 14.
• The DC for creating a Dragon Scale masterwork weapon, shield, or armor is 36.
• Reduce the weight of armor, shields, and weapons made of Gilded Elven Metal by half, rounded down.
• Reduce the check penalty of Dragon Scale armor and shields by 6, to a minimum of 0.
• Increase the maximum Dexterity bonus for  Dragon Scale armor and shields by 8.
• Increase the speed for Dragon Scale medium and heavy armors by 10 ft.
• Special:
• One-handed Dragon Scale Simple, Martial, and Exotic Melee Weapons can be used as though they were Light Weapons for the purposes of grappling, Two-Weapon Fighting, and Skill Tricks, and can be used for the Weapon Finesse Feat. The normal rules for these situations still apply.
• For example, a Dragon Scale Longsword can be used as a Light Weapon while its wielder is grappling/being grappled; her wielder can use the same longsword on the off-hand for Two-Weapon Fighting, and she has only a -2 penalty to her attacks if she has the Two-Weapon Fighting feat. If she also as the Weapon Finesse feat, she can apply her Dexterity bonus to her attack rolls when attacking with a Dragon Scale Longsword instead of her Strength bonus.
• Dragon Scale Medium Armor is treated as Light, and Dragon Scale Light Armor is treated as being unarmored (though the armor still occupies the armor/robe slot).
• For example, a character with Light Armor proficiency wearing Dragon Scale Medium Armor is proficient with it. Meanwhile, a Monk wearing Dragon Scale Light armor retains her Wisdom bonus to her AC, and her Flurry of Blows and fast movement abilities.
• All bows made of Dragon Scale add 110 ft. to their range increment.

Dragon Bone:

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• Rare material: only applies to metal weapons and armor.
• Confers a +4 bonus to AC for armors and shields, and +4 to hit and damage for weapons.
• Increases the base price of armor made of Dragon Bone by 16000 gp for light armor, 32000 gp for medium armor, and 64000 gp for heavy armor.
• Increase the base price of weapons made of Dragon Bone by 32000 gp.
• Increase the base price of shields made of Dragon Bone by 64000 gp.
• Increase the base price of ammunition made of Dragon Bone by 700 gp.
• Increase DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Dragon Bone by 10.
• DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Dragon Bone is 10 + the total AC bonus of the finished armor + 10. For example, the DC for a Chain Shirt made of Orcish Metal would be 28 (10 + 8 + 10).
• Increase the DC for crafting ammunition made of Dragon Bone by 4.
• Increases DC for crafting a weapon made of Dragon Bone  by 14.
• The DC for creating a Dragon Bone masterwork weapon, shield, or armor is 36.
• Special:
• All weapons, shields, and armor made of Dragon Bone have an additional 10 hardness and +30 hit points.
• All light and medium Dragon Bone armors confer DR 10/- to its wearer. Heavy Dragon Bone armor confers DR 15/- to its wearer instead.
• All Dragon Bone weapons ignore up to 15 points of hardness of an object.
• When a critical hit is scored on the wearer of Dragon Bone armor, there is a 50% chance that the critical hit is negated. This does not prevent sneak attack damage in any way.
• Heavy Dragon Bone armor confers an additional +4 bonus to AC to its wearer.
• For example, a suit of non-masterwork Dragon Bone Full-Plate would give its wearer a total AC bonus of 16 (8 + 4 + 4).
• All composite bows made of Dragon Bone deal an additional +4 damage.

Daedric Metal (“Daedric”):

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• Legendary Material: applies only to metal weapons and armor.
• Confers a +5 bonus to AC for armors and shields, and +5 to hit and damage for weapons.
• Increase the base price of armor made of Daedric Metal by 32000 gp for light armor, 64000 gp for medium armor, and 128000 gp for heavy armor.
• Increase the base price of weapons made of Daedric Metal by 64000 gp.
• Increase the base price of shields made of Daedric Metal by 32000 gp.
• Increase the base price of ammunition made of Daedric Metal by 900 gp.
• Increase DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Daedric Metal by 15.
• DC for crafting an armor/shield made of Daedric Metal is 10 + the total AC bonus of the finished armor + 15. For example, the DC for a Chain Shirt made of Daedric Metal would be 34 (10 + 9 + 15).
• Increase the DC for crafting ammunition made of Daedric Metal by 5.
• Increases DC for crafting a weapon made of Daedric Metal  by 17.
• The DC for creating a Daedric masterwork weapon, shield, or armor is 40.
• Special:
• All weapons, shields, and armor made of Daedric Metal have an additional 20 hardness and +50 hit points.
• All light and medium Daedric armors confer DR 20/- to its wearer. Heavy Daedric armor confers DR 25/- to its wearer instead.
• All Daedric weapons ignore up to 20 points of hardness of an object.
• When a critical hit is scored on the wearer of Dragon Bone armor, there is a 75% chance that the critical hit is negated. This does not prevent sneak attack damage in any way.
• Heavy Daedric armor confers an additional +5 bonus to AC to its wearer.
• For example, a suit of non-masterwork Daedric Full-Plate would give its wearer a total AC bonus of 19 (8 + 5 + 6).
• All bows made of Daedric metal add 140 ft. to their range increment.
• All composite bows made of Daedric metal deal an additional +5 damage.

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[13 Chain Blood Spider]

Optional Rules, Part 2: Souls and Soul Gems:

Magical items in Tamriel often require the use of captured souls stored in soul gems. You may use the following rules to represent this concept.

• All living beings in Tamriel have souls, which can be harnessed to fuel magical effects.
• Plants (mundane plants and creatures with the Plant type) do not have souls.
• Constructs and undead (creatures with the Construct and Undead types, respectively) often do not have souls that can be captured.
• Though Dragons (creatures with the Dragon type) have mighty souls, they cannot be captured, harvested, or used for normal uses.
• Mortals (creatures with the Humanoid type) have souls, but their souls require special effort to capture and harness.

Spell: Soul Trap

• Conjuration 1
• Component: V, S
• Casting time: 1 Standard Action
• Range: Touch
• Target: Creature Touched
• Duration: 1 minute/level
• Saving Throw: None
• Spell Resistance: Yes
• The touched creature is under the effects of Soul Trap (the effect) for the duration of the spell.

The “size” of souls can be categorized into six different categories:

• Petty (typically possessed by creatures with 4 or less HD)
• Lesser (typically possessed by creatures with 5-8 HD)
• Common (typically possessed by creatures with 9-12 HD)
• Greater (typically possessed by creatures with 13-16 HD)
• Grand (typically possessed by creatures with 17-20 HD)
• Black (possessed only by creatures with the Humanoid type)

There are objects known as Soul Gems that can capture these souls under certain circumstances. [/li]

• Petty soul gems can only capture Petty souls.
• Lesser soul gems can capture any size of soul up to and including Lesser souls.
• Common soul gems can capture any size of soul up to and including Common souls.
• Greater soul gems can capture any size of soul up to and including Greater souls.
• Grand soul gems can capture any size of soul except for Black souls.
• Black soul gems can only capture Black souls.

To capture souls, the following conditions must be met:

• The subject whose soul is to be captured must be under the Soul Trap effect upon death.
• The subject must be within 30 ft. of a soul gem capable of holding its soul.
• The soul gem in question must be empty—it cannot already be holding a soul, no matter the size of the held soul or the to-be captured soul.
• If there are multiple soul gems within the area, then the soul will be held within the soul gem whose type matches its own.
• For example, if a creature under the effect of Soul Trap dies within 30 ft. of a Common soul gem and a Greater soul gem, and the size of its soul is Common, then the soul will be held in the Common soul gem.
• If there is not soul gem within the area that matches the soul's size, then the soul will be held by the next largest soul gem.
• For example, if a creature under the effect of Soul Trap dies within 30 ft. of a Greater soul gem and a Grand soul gem, and the size of its soul is Common, then the soul will be held in the Greater soul gem.
• A creature whose soul is captured or even expended is not necessarily barred from resurrection; most resurrection spells also reconstitute the subject's soul from ambient energy, leaving the subject's soul healthy and whole once the resurrection is complete.
• When soul gems are used (usages for soul gems are listed below), the soul gem and the soul contained within it vanish into nothingness—they cannot ever be used again.

Using Souls and Soul Gems:

• Once you have a soul gem holding a soul, you can use it to recharge a magical staff or wand. The size of the soul recharges more of the staff or wand.
• Consult the charts below on what soul gems can be used to recharge what level of item, and how many charges souls recharge.

Table: Level of Spell Contained in Wand vs Charges Restored

	|0-2|	|3-4|	|5-6|	|7-8|	|9|
Petty	5 charges restored	-	-	-	-
Lesser	10 charges restored	5	-	-	-
Common	15 charges restored	10	5	-	-
Greater	20 charges restored	15	10	5	-
Grand/Black	25 charges restored	20	15	10	5

Table: Staff Caster Level vs Charges Restored

	|1-4|	|5-8|	|9-12|	|13-16|	|17-20|
Petty	2 charges restored	-	-	-	-
Lesser	4 charges restored	2	-	-	-
Common	8 charges restored	4	2	-	-
Greater	12 charges restored	8	4	2	-
Grand/Black	16 charges restored	12	8	4	2

[13 Chain Blood Spider]

Base Class: Battlemage

NOTE: THIS BASE CLASS HAS BEEN DECLARED OVERPOWERED. PLEASE ADVISE ON HOW TO BALANCE IT!

• Alignment: Any
• Hit Die: d10
• Class Skills: Balance (Dex), Climb (Str), Concentration (Con), Craft (Int), Decipher Script (Int), Jump (Str), Knowledge (Arcane) (Int), Knowledge (Planes) (Int), Profession (Wis), Ride (Dex), Spellcraft (Int), Swim (Str)
• Skill Points at 1st Level: (2 + Int modifier) x 4
• Skills: 2 + Int modifier
• Starting gold: 6d4 x 10
• Starting age: as Wizard
• Class Features:
• Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Battlemages are proficient with all Simple and Martial weapons, as well as all armors and shields (but not Tower Shields).
• Spells: You cast Arcane spells, which are drawn from the Battlemage spell list. You can cast any spell you know without preparing it ahead of time.
• To learn or cast a spell, you must have an Intelligence score equal to at least 10 + the spell level (Int 10 for 0-level spells, Int 11 for 1st-level spells, and so forth). The Difficulty Class for a saving throw against your spell is 10 + the spell level + your Int modifier. You can cast only a certain number of spells of each spell level per day. Your base daily spell allotment is given on the table below. In addition, you receive bonus spells per day if you have a high Intelligence score.
• Spells Known:You begin play knowing two 0-level spells and two 1st-level spells, chosen from the Battlemage spell list. You also know one additional 0-level spell for each point of Intelligence bonus. Each time you gain a new class level, you learn one additional spell of any level you can cast, chosen from the Battlemage spell list.
• Upon reaching 5th level, and at every subsequent odd numbered level, you can choose to learn a new spell in place of one you already know. In effect, you lose access to the old spell in exchange for gaining 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 spell you can cast. For instance, upon reaching 9th level, you could trade in a single 1st-level spell (two levels below the highest-level spell you can cast, which is 3rd) for a different1st-level spell.
• You can swap only a single spell at any given level and must choose whether or not to swap the spell at the same time that you gain new spells known for the level.
• You need not prepare spells in advance. You can cast any spell you know at any time, assuming you have not yet used up your spells per day for that spell level.
• Armored in Magic and Steel (Ex): At level 1, you choose a category of armor (Light, Medium, Heavy) and a type of shield (Buckler, Light Steel/Wooden, Heavy Steel/Wooden) ; whenever you cast a spell from the Battlemage spell list while wearing armor and/or shield from the chosen category, you completely avoid arcane spell failure chance.
• At levels 4, 9, and 14, you can change the chosen category of armor and shield to something else.
• Battle Gestures (Ex): Part of your Battlemage training is learning shorter, simpler gestures for your spells. Beginning at level 1, choose a spell you know from the Battlemage spell list; you can cast that spell as a swift action that doesn't provoke Attacks of Opportunity. You still must make Concentration checks to cast the spell if you are somehow injured, are grappled/pinned, are experiencing vigorous motion, violent motion, violent weather, casting defensively, or are entangled.
• At level 5, 10, 15, and 20, you can choose an additional spell that you know from the Battlemage spell list for the purposes of Battle Gestures.
• Combat Concentration (Ex):
• Having all the spells in the world means less if you can't cast them without taking a sword to the gut for your efforts. At level 3, you gain a +4 bonus to your defensive casting checks and Concentration checks made for casting a spell while taking an injury.
• Spell and Sword In Accord (Ex): A Battlemage that can't cast his spells while dealing blows with his sword is an inefficient Battlemage. Starting at level 4, if an opponent is within a square that you threaten, you can cast a spell you know from the Battlemage list as a Move Action.
• School Specialization: At Level 6, a Battlemage can choose a school of magic to specialize in, much like a Wizard. Unlike a Wizard, he does not have to take up a forbidden school in exchange. When you choose a school of magic, you may learn one additional spell that you could learn at that level.
• You can do this again at  level 12 and at level 18. If at level 12 you choose the same school, you do not learn an additional spell but instead add +2 to the saving throw DC of the spells cast from the chosen school. If you choose a different school, then you can learn an additional spell from that school. If at level 18 you choose the same school a third time, you do not learn an additional spell but instead add +2 your caster level when casting spells from the chosen school. If you choose a school for the second time, you you do not learn an additional spell but instead add +2 to the saving throw DC of the spells cast from the chosen school. If you choose a different third school, then you can learn an additional spell from that school.
• Bonus Feat: At levels 2, 8, 14, and 20, choose a bonus feat from the Battlemage bonus feat list. These bonus feats are in addition to the feats that a character of any class gains every three levels. A Battlemage is not limited to his bonus feats when choosing these other feats. A Battlemage must still meet the prerequisites for the feats on his bonus feat list in order to take them.
• Battlemage bonus feat list:
• Metamagic feats
• Brew Potion, Cleave, Craft Magical Weapons and Armor, Combat Casting, Great Fortitude, Greater Spell Focus, Greater Spell Penetration, Magical Aptitude, Iron Will, Spell Focus, Spell Penetration, Power Attack, Weapon Focus, Weapon Specialization
• Spellsword (Su): At level 16, 3/day as a swift action you can choose to “lose” a spell slot in order to give yourself a base attack bonus equal to your level (which may give you additional attacks), for a number of rounds equal to the level of the spell lost. For example, if you choose to lose a level 4 spell slot, then for four rounds you have a base attack bonus equal to your level.
• Mastery: At level 20, your experience with your spells is such that you have completely mastered one of them. Choose a spell from the Battlemage list that you know, and a metamagic feat you know: the spell you have chosen is now permanently modified by the chosen metamagic effect without changing its spell level.  When you cast the chosen spell, you can choose to not apply the metamagic effect to it.

|Level|	|BAB|	|Fort Save|	|Ref Save|	|Will Save|	|Special|	|Spells Per Day|
1st	+0	+2	+0	+2	Armored in Magic and Steel, Battle Gestures	3/2/-/-/-
2nd	+1	+3	+0	+3	Bonus Feat	4/3/-/-/-
3rd	+2	+3	+1	+3	Combat Concentration	5/4/-/-/-
4th	+3	+4	+1	+4	Spell and Sword In Accord	6/5/-/-/-
5th	+3	+4	+1	+4	Battle Gestures	6/5/2/-/-
6th	+4	+5	+2	+5	School Specialization	6/6/3/-/-
7th	+5	+5	+2	+5		6/6/4/-/-
8th	+6/+1	+6	+2	+6	Bonus Feat	6/7/5/-/-
9th	+6/+1	+6	+3	+6		6/7/5/2/-
10th	+7/+2	+7	+3	+7	Battle Gestures	6/8/6/3/-
11th	+8/+3	+7	+3	+7		6/8/6/4/-
12th	+9/+4	+8	+4	+8	School Specialization	6/8/7/5/2
13th	+9/+4	+8	+4	+8		6/9/7/5/3
14th	+10/+5	+9	+4	+9	Bonus Feat	6/9/8/6/4
15th	+11/+6/+1	+9	+5	+9	Battle Gestures	6/9/8/6/5
16th	+12/+7/+2	+10	+5	+10	Spellsword	6/9/8/7/5
17th	+12/+7/+2	+10	+5	+10		6/10/9/7/6
18th	+13/+8/+3	+11	+6	+11	Bonus Feat	6/10/9/7/6
19th	+14/+9/+4	+11	+6	+11	Break the limits (paralyzed)	6/10/9/8/7
20th	+15/+10/+5	+12	+6	+12	Bonus Feat, Mastery	6/10/9/8/7

[13 Chain Blood Spider]

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