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Runesong Scholar

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Vicerious: /* 5th Circle - {{Ability|Ubbreakable Oath}} */ Typo fix

==Runesong Scholar==
Names are power, but few know how to use that to their advantage. By studying the language of the universe, you have gained control over the magic of names and can bend reality to your will through those words alone.

When you select this track, choose your highest Spellcasting Ability Modifier (SAM), or if you do not have a SAM, your [[Intelligence]], [[Wisdom]], or [[Charisma]] modifier. This becomes your Track Ability Modifier (TAM) for this track. The save [[DC]] for abilities under this track is equal to 10 + 1/2 your character [[level]] + your Track Ability Modifier.

==Circles==
===1st Circle - {{Ability|Semantics|SU}}===
You gain access to the following abilities which may be activated as a [[swift action]], at will:
* '''Know Truenames:''' You have learned how to glean the true name of another, even if they do not know it themselves. At will, you may force a creature within {{Bracket|Close}} range to surrender the knowledge of its true name. A successful [[Will]] save negates this effect and gives the creature {{Bracket|Immunity}} to this ability for the remainder of the {{Bracket|Scene}}.
* '''Heed My Words:''' You can speak a true name to make its owner painfully aware of your words. The creature hears the next sentence you speak regardless of distance, and if it is within {{Bracket|Extreme}} range it is {{Bracket|Shaken}} for 1 {{Bracket|Round}} at your option. It is a {{Bracket|Fear}}, {{Bracket|Mind-affecting}} ability if you choose to make your target [Shaken].

===2nd Circle - {{Ability|Trace the Lines|SU}}===
You gain access to the following abilities which may be activated as a [[swift action]], at will:
* '''Affirmation of Existence:''' You can speak a creature's true name that you know to reveal the creature's location. This makes you and your allies aware of the creature's cardinal direction if it is within {{Bracket|Extreme}} range, or precise location if within {{Bracket|Medium}} range, and this causes the creature to be {{Bracket|Revealed}} for one {{Bracket|Round}}. You do not need [[line of sight]] or [[line of effect|effect]] to the creature to activate this ability.
* '''Denial of Existence:''' You may intentionally mangle one true name you know. If the true name's owner is within {{Bracket|Medium}} range, he takes damage equal to twice your TAM.

===3rd Circle - {{Ability|Will of the Elements|SU}}===
You gain access to the following abilities:
* '''Song Shield:''' Through practice in the tongue from which all things were formed, you gain an unspoken bond with the base elements. At the beginning of your turn, you gain a Song Shield that grants {{Bracket|Lesser resistance}} against the next source of energy damage you suffer. Song Shields accumulate during an {{Bracket|Encounter}} and stack with one another, but each time you are dealt energy damage, a single Song Shield dissipates. All Song Shields dissipate at the end of each [Encounter].
* '''Moniker:''' You may not know the true name of every blade of grass, but you can craft temporary "nicknames" for them. Once per {{Bracket|Encounter}} as a [[swift action]], you may give a Moniker to one creature per [[level]] you possess within {{Bracket|Close}} range. The Moniker expires at the end of the [Encounter]. A Moniker can be used in the place of a proper true name.

===4th Circle - {{Ability|The Earth Calls|SU}}===
You can send the earth up to meet someone, like a particularly ungentlemanly caller. At will, you may cause a creature within {{Bracket|Close}} range whose true name you know to take damage equal to your character [[level]] and be {{Bracket|Slowed}} for two {{Bracket|Rounds}}. A successful [[Reflex]] save negates the [Slowed] condition. You cannot choose the same target for The Earth Calls more than once per {{Bracket|Encounter}}.

You do not need [[line of sight]] or [[line of effect|effect]] to the creature to activate this ability.

===5th Circle - {{Ability|Unbreakable Oath}}===
{{Sidebox|Oathsworn and Ethereal|[Oathsworn] and [Ethereal] are conditions inflicted by the Runesong Scholar's abilities. They have no inherent effects.}}
The first time each {{Bracket|Encounter}} that a given creature is targeted by one of your Runesong abilities that is not Know Truenames or Moniker, that creature becomes [Oathsworn] to you for the rest of the [Encounter]. While the creature is [Oathsworn] to you, if it would take an offensive action that targets you, that action is not taken. A successful [[Will]] save allows the creature to take the action; an unsuccessful Will save renders the creature no longer [Oathsworn] to you.

===6th Circle - {{Ability|Abjure|SU}}===
For a brief moment, you can convince the universe that a creature doesn't exist. If you know the true name of target creature within {{Bracket|Medium}} range and if that creature had not been targeted by this ability this {{Bracket|Encounter}}, as a [[swift action]] you may render the creature [Ethereal] for one {{Bracket|Round}} . A successful [[Will]] save negates this effect. While a creature is [Ethereal] as a result of this ability, [[line of sight]] is blocked between the creature and other creatures besides you and [[line of effect]] is blocked between the creature and any other creature's attack, ability, or effect. You do not need line of sight or effect to the creature to use this ability.

===7th Circle - {{Ability|Unname|SU}}===
You gain the ultimate power over true names – the knowledge of their destruction. At will as a [[standard action]] you can cause a creature within {{Bracket|Close}} range whose true name you know to suffer {{Bracket|HP reduction}} equal to half of their maximum [[hit points]]. A successful [[Will]] save negates this effect. You do not need [[line of sight]] or [[line of effect|effect]] to the creature to activate this ability.

[[Category:Official Track]]
[[Category:Track]]

Virtue

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Vicerious: /* 1st Circle - {{Ability|Font|SU}} */ Typo fix

==Virtue: The Seven Circles of Renewal==
==Circles==
===1st Circle - {{Ability|Font|SU}}===
Once per {{Bracket|Encounter}}, you may draw up an immobile wellspring of vitality called a font which manifests as a low steady hum and a single spark of light. As a [[swift action]], you may place it anywhere within 10 ft + 5 ft per two character [[level]]s. Each {{Bracket|Round}}, at the start of your turn, an arc of restorative energy strikes one ally of your choice within your {{Bracket|Close}} range of the font, and heals 2 [[HP]] plus your character level and your [[Charisma]] modifier. A font expires after a number of [Rounds] equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum 2). Fonts do not occupy a square, and cannot be targeted or affected by anything but the Virtue track abilities of their creator.

===2nd Circle - {{Ability|Icon}}===
You may now place up to two fonts per {{Bracket|Encounter}}, using a separate [[swift action]] to place each.

===3rd Circle - {{Ability|Dawnsign}}===
Fonts you place now persist for a number of {{Bracket|Rounds}} equal to twice your [[Charisma]] modifier (minimum 4 [Rounds]), and an additional font emanates from you passively, beginning on your first turn each [Encounter].

===4th Circle - {{Ability|Vitality Engine|SU}}===
If any portion of the [[HP]] healed by an arc would have no effect on a target due to his or her HP being full, instead of simply being wasted, that target gains [[temporary HP]] equal to the amount of healing that would have normally had no effect. Unlike normal temporary HP, this stacks to a maximum of half the target's normal max HP. This temporary HP lasts for the duration of the {{Bracket|Encounter}}.

===5th Circle - {{Ability|Holy Glyph|SU}}===
Instead of its normal benefit, an arc from one of your fonts may be used to expunge any one of the following conditions: {{Bracket|Shaken}}, {{Bracket|Entangled}}, {{Bracket|Nauseated}}, {{Bracket|Dazzled}},{{Bracket|Deafened}}, {{Bracket|Blinded}}, or {{Bracket|Sickened}}.

You can trigger and direct a single arc from one of your fonts as a [[swift action]], in addition to the normal arcs at the beginning of your turn.

===6th Circle - {{Ability|Star Spark|SU}}===
An arc may be used to expunge any one of the following conditions instead of healing: {{Bracket|Stunned}}, {{Bracket|Slowed}}, {{Bracket|Battered}}, or {{Bracket|Dazed}}. Additionally, any time you use your [[swift action]] to generate an additional arc, you may destroy any one of your fonts to create an arc that heals 50 points of damage and {{Bracket|Teleport}} that ally anywhere within range of a remaining font. You may not destroy the font emanating from your person.

===7th Circle - {{Ability|Rebirth|SU}}===
You may destroy a font as part of your [[swift action]] to generate an arc that revives a {{Bracket|Dead}} ally, healing the ally to 50 [[hit points]] in the process (if the ally's maximum hit points are less than 50, he gains the rest as [[temporary HP]]). If you opt to do this, you may not destroy a font with Star Spark as part of the same action. You may not destroy the font emanating from your person.

[[Category:Official Track]]
[[Category:Class Track]]
[[Category:Track]]
[[Category:Paladin]]

Dragon

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{{Template:RaceTrack
|kom=Str
|kdm=Cha
}}

==Dragon==
{{Template:RaceChassis
|abilities=+2 Cha
|size=Varies
|type=Magical beast
|bonuses={{Bracket|Darkvision}}
|feats=[[You Will Falter]] [[Open Lesser Binding]] [[The Earth Cracks]]
}}

In many ways, there’s simply nothing more emblematic of fantasy than a giant dragon. While mid-sized and compact economy models are quite popular these days, full-scale dragons remain the creature of choice when you absolutely, positively must scare the pants off of an adventuring party. The dragon track is a distillation of the smallest set of common traits shared by most dragons, which can be combined with other tracks to better describe a specific kind of dragon.

Dragons can be {{Bracket|Average}} or {{Bracket|Large}}, a permanent choice established on their creation. Dragons may also choose any two saves to be their Good saves. The remaining save becomes a Poor save.

==Circles==
===1st Circle - {{Ability|Agility}}===
You gain the [[Fly]] movement mode. You also gain the following natural weapon:
* '''Dragon Claws''' – Melee, range {{Bracket|Melee}}), {{Bracket|Brutal 3}}.

===2nd Circle - {{Ability|Vitality}}===
Your maximum [[HP]] increases by one point per character [[level]] per circle of the Dragon track you possess, to a maximum of +140 HP at 20th level.

===3rd Circle - {{Ability|True Dragon}}===
This marks your transition from your previous form to the dragon you were meant to be. Your scales have formed a protective coat, which can be improved with [[Custom Magic Items|enchantments]] as if it were armor, though it is not treated as armor for any other purpose. This coat grants you a +3 [[Gameplay Basics#Modifiers|item bonus]] to [[AC]], which improves by +1 if it is enchanted as a [[Lesser item]], or +2 if it is enchanted as a [[Greater item]], or +3 if it is enchanted as a [[Relic]], or +4 if it is enchanted as an [[Artifact]]. The Masterwork enchantment can never be applied to your scales. In addition, whenever you hit with an attack using your Dragon Claws, you are healed for half the damage you dealt on that attack, up to your [[level]] in [[HP]]. Abilities or effects that would increase this ability’s healing do so only once per {{Bracket|Round}}.

===4th Circle - {{Ability|Dignity}}===
All conditions and {{Bracket|Binding}} effects affecting you have their durations reduced by one {{Bracket|Round}}, to a minimum of 1 [Round]. If a condition would normally persist for an {{Bracket|Encounter}}, it instead lasts eight [Rounds] or until the [Encounter] ends, whichever occurs first. If a condition would normally persist for a {{Bracket|Scene}}, it instead lasts for the [Encounter]. If a condition would normally persist for a {{Bracket|Quest}}, it instead lasts for the [Scene]. Permanent conditions are unaltered.

===5th Circle - {{Ability|Endurance}}===
Fatal damage you are subjected to takes a full {{Bracket|Round}} to kill or incapacitate you. During that [Round], you may be healed.

===6th Circle - {{Ability|Power}}===
Twice per [Encounter], as a swift action, you may let loose a horrible challenge. Opponents within {{Bracket|Close}} range are {{Bracket|Deafened}} for one {{Bracket|Round}}, and they must use their [[Standard Action|standard]] and [[move action]]s to either flee or approach you (using standard actions to [[Run]] and move actions to move), or target you with offensive actions for one {{Bracket|Round}}. A successful [[Will]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]]) negates this effect.

===7th Circle - {{Ability|Great Wyrm}}===
You have grown in power, transcending the mortality of lesser beings. Once per {{Bracket|Scene}}, whenever you die or are rendered {{Bracket|Unconscious}}, you are revived at the beginning of the next {{Bracket|Round}} with full [[HP]]. You can delay your revival or choose not to return at all. If you die more than once during a [Scene], you may come back to life at the beginning of the next {{Bracket|Quest}}.

[[Category:Official Track]]
[[Category:Official Race]]
[[Category:Racial Track]]
[[Category:Race]]
[[Category:Track]]

Custom Magic Items

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Vicerious: Typo fix

While we present a fairly robust collection of [[magic items]], you can never have too many implements for driving your enemies before you. To this end, the system below presents a workshop full of arcane secrets for creating and upgrading magical weapons, armor and shields... from your garden-variety flaming, freezing, electrical, acid swords to hideously spiked, almost-sentient walls on your arm and suits of shapeshifting platemail. This system also provides a toolbox for characters looking to enchant or upgrade their natural weapons, so long as they are willing to spend magic item slots on these enchantments as is normal.

==Creating Custom Magic Items==
Customized [[Weapons|arms]] and [[armor]], like other [[magic items]] of their type, have a normal set of mundane statistics, and a bonus to [[attack roll]]s or [[AC]] based on their [[Magic Items#Magic Item Grades|Item Tier]]. Like any other magic item, a custom item's Tier ranges from [[Lesser item]] to [[Artifact]]. For customized arms and armor, its Tier determines the number of points that may be
spent on enchantments in creating the item.
* '''Lesser items:''' 1 point
* '''Greater items:''' 2 points
* '''Relic:''' 3 points
* '''Artifact:''' 4 points

Enchantments are magical enhancements and powers a custom item possesses. There are several important limitations on the use of enchantments: An enchantment may only be added to a given item once unless stated otherwise.

Each enchantment has a point cost which must be spent to add the enchantment to a magic item. Thus, for example, a custom [[Relic]] weapon could consist of three 1-point enchantments, a 2-point enchantment and a 1-point enchantment, or a single 3-point enchantment.

Each enchantment is labeled with one or more of the [Armor], [Shield], and [Weapon] tags to determine to which types of items it can be applied. For example, only an [Armor] enchantment can be added to a suit of armor, and if that enchantment also possesses the [Shield] tag, it could be applied to a shield instead.

Many enchantments are more powerful on equipment of higher tiers, listing different or additional effects for higher tiers of items. Other enchantments only list effects for high-tier items despite a lower point value. No enchantment may be added to an item of a lower tier than the lowest for which it lists effects. If multiple tiers are listed before a single effect – for example, "Lesser/Greater" – then the effect is the same for each of those tiers.

Even if a creature possesses more than one item with the same enchantment, they only gain the benefits of that enchantment once. However, if an enchantment has a limited number of uses per {{Bracket|Encounter}} or {{Bracket|Scene}}, possessing multiple items with that enchantment grants an appropriate number of additional uses.

==Upgrading Unique Items==
As characters [[Leveling Up|level up]], they may find that their old items are less effective than they used to be. Using your old [[Blaze Bolter]] next to a party member who just moved up to an [[Oxidized Slab]] can be disappointing. The rules for customized equipment allow you to address this issue by upgrading magic weapons, armor, and shields – custom-generated or otherwise – by raising their [[Magic Items#Magic Item Grades|item tier]] and adding enchantments.

To upgrade a piece of equipment, simply increase its [[Magic Items#Magic Item Grades|Tier]], increasing its attack or [[AC]] bonus appropriately, and add a number of points worth of enchantments equal to the allotment for its new tier, minus the allotment for its old tier. For example, to upgrade the aforementioned [[Blaze Bolter]], a [[Greater item]], to an [[Artifact]], you would add 2 points' worth of enchantments since Artifacts gain 4 points of enchantments and Greater Items gain 2. The new abilities granted by these enchantments are in addition to all of the item's old abilities. Like most aspects of item acquisition, we leave the in-game process of upgrading items in this fashion to you.

Bear in mind that the abilities of existing magic items may not be as effective at higher tiers as similar low-value enchantments. Upgrading a unique weapon, suit of armor, or shield is an excellent way to keep your favorite toys relevant, but it has the potential to result in items that are weaker than expected for their Tier. Players should work closely with their GMs when upgrading an item to avoid shooting themselves in the foot.

==Enchantments==
===1-Point Enchantments===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center; width:100%"
!Name
!Description
!Armor
!Shield
!Weapon
![[Lesser item|Lesser]]
![[Greater item|Greater]]
![[Relic]]
![[Artifact]]
|-
!Adept
|''This implement of combat doubles as a tool of your trade.''
|X
|X
|X
|
|Choose one [[Skills|skill]]. You gain a +2 [[item bonus]] to that skill.
|Choose two [[skills]]. You gain a +2 [[item bonus]] to those skills.
|Choose three [[skills]]. You gain a +2 [[item bonus]] to those skills.
|-
!Dancing
|''The finely engraved embroidery truly conveys a sense of grace into your movements.''
|X
|X
|X
| colspan="4"|You may make an extra [[5 ft step]] on your turn if you spend your [[move action]] doing anything other than moving.
|-
!Detecting
|''This item empathically "watches out" for you in a way - warning of impending danger.''
|X
|X
|X
|You are always aware of whether or not there are any opponents in your {{Bracket|Melee}} range, though this does not tell you their location.
|You are always aware of whether or not there are any opponents in your {{Bracket|Close}} range, though this does not tell you their location.
| colspan="2"|You are always aware of whether or not there are any opponents in your {{Bracket|Medium}} range, though this does not tell you their location.
|-
!Energized
|''Your weapon festers with energy.''
|
|
|X
|Choose {{Bracket|Fire}}, {{Bracket|Cold}}, {{Bracket|Acid}}, {{Bracket|Electricity}}, or {{Bracket|Force}}. Whenever you deal damage with an attack using this weapon, you deal 2 additional energy damage with the chosen descriptor.
|As Lesser, and either increase by 2 the damage with the chosen descriptor, or choose another descriptor and whenever you deal damage with an attack using this weapon, you deal 2 additional energy damage with the chosen descriptor.
|As Greater, and either increase by 2 the damage with the one of chosen descriptors, or choose another descriptor and whenever you deal damage with an attack using this weapon, you deal 2 additional energy damage with the chosen descriptor.
|As Relic, and either increase by 2 the damage with the one of chosen descriptors, or choose another descriptor and whenever you deal damage with an attack using this weapon, you deal 2 additional energy damage with the chosen descriptor.
|-
!Extradimensional
|''This weapon is always in your grasp, whether it exists at this precise moment or not.''
|
|
|X
| colspan="4"|You may call or dismiss this weapon at any time for no action cost, be it after being [[disarm]]ed, during an [[attack action]], or at any other point. When called, the weapon appears immediately in your hand, regardless of distance or planar boundaries. When dismissed, this weapon functionally ceases to exist until it is next called. As long as this weapon remains attuned to you, the Extradimensional enchantment functions as if you were wielding it.
|-
!Flesheater
|''Yuck.''
|
|
|X
| colspan="2"|Whenever you hit an opponent with an attack using this weapon, you may cause that miserable opponent to begin {{Bracket|Burning}} from something far too gross to describe accurately.
| colspan="2"|As Lesser/Greater, and whenever you hit an opponent with an attack using this weapon, you may inflict the {{Bracket|Bleeding}} condition on that opponent.
|-
!Flying
|''This armor grants the power of flight through means either obvious or not.''
|X
|
|
|
|
|colspan="2"|You gain the [[Fly]] movement mode and a +5 ft bonus to your movement speed.
|-
!Forceful
|''You can focus on this item to unleash a whirlwind of concussive force.''
|X
|X
|X
|colspan="2"|Once per {{Bracket|Encounter}} as a [[standard action]], you may inflict {{Bracket|HP reduction}} equal to your [[level]] + [[KOM]] on all opponents within {{Bracket|Melee}} range and knock them {{Bracket|Prone}}. A successful [[Fortitude]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your level + your KOM) negates the [Prone] condition.
|colspan="2"|Once per {{Bracket|Encounter}} as a [[standard action]], you may inflict {{Bracket|HP reduction}} equal to your [[level]] + [[KOM]] on all opponents within {{Bracket|Close}} range and make them {{Bracket|Blown away}}. A successful [[Fortitude]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your level + your KOM) negates the [Blown away] condition.
|-
!Masterwork
|''You'll notice that it shines. Also, it glistens.''
|X
|X
|X
|colspan="4"|This item's [[item bonus]] to [[AC]] or [[attack roll]]s is increased by one if it is [[armor]] or a [[weapon]]; its [[deflection bonus]] to AC is increased by one if it is a [[shield]].
|-
!Neutralizing
|''Every blow with the weapon puts you in a better position.''
|
|
|X
|colspan="4"|Whenever you hit an opponent with an attack using this weapon, you gain a +1 [[deflection bonus]] to [[AC]] against that opponent for one {{Bracket|Round}}. This bonus stacks with itself up to a maximum of 1, + 1 per six character [[level]]s you possess.
|-
!Resilient
|''The plated metal is comforting, flexible, and unnaturally sturdy.''
|X
|X
|
|You gain a +1 [[item bonus]] to any one [[saves|save]].
|You gain a +1 [[item bonus]] to any two [[saves]].
|You gain a +1 [[item bonus]] to all [[saves]].
|You gain a +2 [[item bonus]] to all [[saves]].
|-
!Seeking
|''This weapon is perfectly happy to do the work for you.''
|
|
|X
|colspan="4"|Whenever you hit with an attack using this weapon, you may forgo your base damage and all damage from [[feats]], abilities, and effects, dealing physical damage equal to your [[level]] + [[KOM]], plus any damage from [[weapon properties]] or enchantments, instead.
|-
!Sophisticated
|''It's the kind of weapon you could take out to a fancy party.''
|
|
|X
|colspan="2"|Choose one [[weapon property]]. This weapon gains that weapon property, and if you so choose, it also gains the {{Bracket|Arcane}} weapon property. These choices are permanent and cannot be made again if you stop using this weapon and use it again later. This does not allow you to add {{Bracket|Barbed}} to a [[natural weapon]].
|colspan="2"|Choose two [[weapon properties]]. This weapon gains those weapon properties, and if you so choose, it also gains the {{Bracket|Arcane}} weapon property. These choices are permanent and cannot be made again if you stop using this weapon and use it again later. This does not allow you to add {{Bracket|Barbed}} to a [[natural weapon]].
|-
!Streamlined
|''Small clockwork fixtures hidden inside this armor enhance your movements.''
|X
|
|
|You gain a +10 ft bonus to your movement speed.
|You gain a +15 ft bonus to your movement speed.
|You gain a +20 ft bonus to your movement speed.
|You gain a +25 ft bonus to your movement speed.
|-
!Traveler's
|''You can go pretty much anywhere in this set of armor.''
|X
|
|
|colspan="4"|You gain the constant benefits of the ''[[endure elements]]'' spell, the [[Swim]] movement mode, and moving out of a square of [[difficult terrain]] does not cost you extra movement.
|-
!Variable
|''Perfect for the general weapons master on the go.''
|
|
|X
|colspan="4"|Once per {{Bracket|Round}} as a [[free action]] you may cause this weapon to lose all of its [[weapon properties]] except for any weapon properties granted by abilities or temporary effects, and then gain a number of weapon properties equal to the number it lost, minus one if it lost the {{Bracket|Arcane}} weapon property.
|-
!Vital
|''This item offers protection at a fundamental level.''
|X
|X
|X
|
|colspan="3"|You gain an [[item bonus]] to your maximum [[hit points]] equal to your [[level]].
|}

===2-Point Enchantments===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center; width:100%"
!Name
!Description
!Armor
!Shield
!Weapon
![[Greater item|Greater]]
![[Relic]]
![[Artifact]]
|-
!Battle Cry
|''Your fearsome equipment sings a song of blood and fear as it wallows in battle.''
|X
|
|X
|colspan="3"|Once per {{Bracket|Encounter}} as a [[swift action]] you can yell a horrifying battle cry, making all opponents within {{Bracket|Close}} range {{Bracket|Frightened}} for 1 {{Bracket|Round}}. A successful [[Will]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[Cha]]) negates the [Frightened] condition.
|-
!Bolstering
|''This gives you great comfort and the strength to continue against overwhelming odds.''
|X
|X
|
|You gain {{Bracket|Fast healing}} 4.
|You gain {{Bracket|Fast healing}} 6.
|You gain {{Bracket|Fast healing}} 8.
|-
!Drinking
|''Blood flows from your foes' veins to yours.''
|
|
|X
|colspan="3"|Whenever you deal damage to an opponent with an attack using this weapon, you heal an amount equal to half the damage dealt to a maximum of half your [[level]]. Abilities or effects that would increase this enchantment's healing do so only once per {{Bracket|Round}}.
|-
!Mighty
|''This weapon strikes blows that send foes flying.''
|
|
|X
|colspan="3"|Once per {{Bracket|Round}} when you hit an opponent in your {{Bracket|Melee}} range with an attack using this weapon, you can spend a [[swift action]] to use the [[Bull Rush]] combat maneuver against that opponent. You may continue your [[attack action]] after the Bull Rush.
|-
!Proactive
|''This half-sentient protection surrounds you with a whirlwind of spikes, blades and chains.''
|X
|X
|
|colspan="3"|Any opponent that ends its turn within your {{Bracket|Melee}} range takes damage equal to your [[KDM]].
|-
!Resistant
|''Flickers of energy are absorbed into the item's surface.''
|X
|X
|
|Choose two of {{Bracket|Fire}}, {{Bracket|Cold}}, {{Bracket|Acid}}, and {{Bracket|Electricity}}. You gain {{Bracket|Lesser resistance}} against those two descriptors.
|You gain {{Bracket|Lesser resistance}} to energy damage.
|You gain {{Bracket|Resistance}} to energy damage.
|-
!Spellstoring
|''The arcane chambers inlayed into this weapon allow it to store and release spells.''
|
|
|X
|colspan="3"|As a [[standard action]] you may spend a spell slot of any circle. If you do, choose a [[spell]] you know of that circle or lower. Once per {{Bracket|Round}} as a [[swift action]], when you hit an opponent with an attack made using this weapon, if the chosen spell is not discharged from this weapon, you may note the result of your [[attack roll]] for that attack and cast the chosen spell without provoking [[attacks of opportunity]] as a {{Bracket|Surge}} effect. If you do, that spell is discharged from this weapon. If the spell targets one or more creatures, you must choose that opponent as a target of the spell if able. If the spell targets one or more squares, you must choose one square that opponent occupies as a target of the spell if able. If you would make an attack roll for an attack against a creature as part of casting the spell, compare the noted result to that creature's [[AC]] instead. If it equals or exceeds that creature's AC, that attack hits that creature. Abilities and effects other than the spell's effects that take place as the result of a hit or [[critical hit]] don't activate as a result of this hit. At the end of each {{Bracket|Scene}}, all [[spell]]s are discharged from this weapon. You may only be attuned to one Spellstoring weapon at a time.
|-
!Spiteful
|''This weapon is a sore loser.''
|
|
|X
|colspan="3"|Whenever you fail a [[saves|save]] against any effect, you gain a bonus to damage with this weapon against the opponent from whom the effect originated equal to your [[KOM]] until the end of the {{Bracket|Encounter}}. This bonus stacks with itself, to a maximum of twice your KOM.
|-
!Warpeater
|''This weapon keeps reality in check.''
|
|
|X
|colspan="2"|Once per {{Bracket|Round}} when you hit an opponent with an attack using this weapon for the second time this [Round], you may affect that opponent with ''[[dimensional anchor]]'', as the [[spell]].
|Once per {{Bracket|Round}} when you hit an opponent with an attack using this weapon, you may affect that opponent with ''[[dimensional anchor]]'', as the [[spell]].
|-
!Wingeater
|''You don't even want to think about what this does''
|
|
|X
|colspan="2"|Once per [Round], when you hit an opponent with an attack using this weapon for the second time this {{Bracket|Round}}, you may cause that opponent to lose {{Bracket|Flying}} and the [[Fly]] movement mode until the end of your next turn.
|Once per [Round], when you hit an opponent with an attack using this weapon, you may cause that opponent to lose {{Bracket|Flying}} and the [[Fly]] movement mode until the end of your next turn.
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===3-Point Enchantments===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center; width:100%"
!Name
!Description
!Armor
!Shield
!Weapon
![[Relic]]
![[Artifact]]
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!Chameleon
|''This armor disguises its wearer, much like the eponymous creature disguises itself.''
|X
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|You may use the [[Stealth]] skill as a [[Swift action|swift]] or [[immediate action]].
|-
!Fortress
|''Blows aren't the only thing it blocks.''
|X
|X
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|colspan="2"|You gain {{Bracket|Immunity}} to {{Bracket|Paralyzed}}, {{Bracket|Stunned}}, {{Bracket|Dazed}}, {{Bracket|Nauseated}}, and {{Bracket|Slowed}}.
|-
!Hearteater
|''This grisly weapon has a bite like none other - leaving incurable wounds.''
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|
|X
|Once per {{Bracket|Round}} when you hit an opponent with an attack using this weapon for the second time this [Round], you may inflict the {{Bracket|Battered}} condition on that opponent until the end of your next turn. A successful [[Fortitude]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]]) negates the [Battered] condition.
|Once per {{Bracket|Round}} when you hit an opponent with an attack using this weapon, you may inflict the {{Bracket|Battered}} condition on that opponent until the end of your next turn. A successful [[Fortitude]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]]) negates the [Battered] condition.
|-
!Morphic
|''Without shape and form, it changes to suit your needs.''
|X
|X
|X
|colspan="2"|At the start of each {{Bracket|Scene}}, you may add up to two points worth of enchantments to this item until the end of the [Scene].
|-
!Shockwave
|''A thunderous wake is left wherever it strikes.''
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|
|X
|colspan="2"|Twice per {{Bracket|Round}}, you may add the {{Bracket|Volley}} descriptor to one attack with this weapon; this attack with the [Volley] descriptor is applied against all opponents within a 60 ft [[wedge]] originating from you.
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!Spelleater
|''This implement of destruction bites beyond flesh and bone – down to magic itself.''
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|
|X
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|Once per {{Bracket|Round}}, when you hit an opponent with an attack using this weapon, you may affect that opponent with ''[[dispel magic]]'', as the [[spell]].
|-
!Storming
|''The clouds above are at your command.''
|
|X
|X
|Once per {{Bracket|Encounter}}, you may cast the ''[[call lightning]]'' spell with a save [[DC]] of (10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]]).
|Once per {{Bracket|Encounter}}, you may cast the ''[[call lightning ]]''spell, and once per {{Bracket|Scene}}, you may cast the ''[[lightning storm]]'' spell. The [[DC]] for these spells is equal to 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]].
|-
!Unbending
|''Only the smith who forged it knows the secrets of this mystic metal.''
|X
|X
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|You gain {{Bracket|Lesser resistance}} to all damage.
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!Vorpal
|''One, two! One, two! And through and through.''
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|
|X
|When making an attack using this weapon, your [[critical hit]] range expands to include the next three highest numbers on a d20 on which you would not otherwise score a critical hit.
|When making an attack using this weapon, your [[critical hit]] range expands to include the next four highest numbers on a d20 on which you would not otherwise score a critical hit.
|-
!Whirling
|''The centrifugal forces trapped within occasionally send you into a veritable whirlwind.''
|X
|
|X
|colspan="2"|You no longer provoke [[attacks of opportunity]] while [[Charge|charg]]ing or suffer an [[AC]] penalty from the Charge combat maneuver. While using the Charge combat maneuver, you gain a +30 ft bonus to your movement speed and may move into and out of squares occupied by opponents, moving them 5 ft away from your charge path, and dealing 5 damage to them. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity. Additionally, you may use the [[Trip]] combat maneuver with a +2 bonus to the [[DC]] in place of the melee attack at the end of the Charge combat maneuver.
|-
!Wraithblade
|''This weapon scythes through the sturdiest of defenses.''
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|
|X
|colspan="2"|Attacks made using this weapon gain a bonus to [[attack roll]]s equal to half of their target's [[item bonus]] to [[AC]]. This bonus does not stack with [[Gameplay Basics#Modifiers|fury bonuses]] to attack rolls, although it is not a fury bonus.
|}

==Sample Custom Items==
===Chameleon Skin===
:''When you first stretch this skintight suit over your body, you feel a stabbing pain all over your body, but it quickly subsides.''
:'''Artifact armor:''' +5 [[item bonus]] to [[AC]].
:'''Adept:''' Grants a +2 [[item bonus]] to [[Acrobatics]], [[Larceny]], and [[Stealth]] checks.
:'''Chameleon:''' You may use the [[Stealth]] skill as a [[swift action|swift]] or [[immediate action]].

===Damascus Shield===
:''The smooth surface of this shield quivers a little depending on air currents. The water-like patterns in the steel shift as it does.''
:'''Artifact shield:''' +4 [[deflection bonus]] to [[AC]].
:'''Fortress:''' Grants {{Bracket|Immunity}} to {{Bracket|Paralyzed }}, {{Bracket|Stunned}}, {{Bracket|Dazed}}, {{Bracket|Nauseated}}, and {{Bracket|Slowed}}.
:'''Resilient:''' Grants a +2 [[item bonus]] to all [[saves]].

===Immaculate Hilt===
:''This finely-wrought piece is untarnished, without even the fine marks of honing or the faint tell-tales of use on the handle. More curiously, this hilt flows uneasily like melting butter, forming into any weapon of the user's choosing.
:'''Immaculate Hilt:''' Melee, range {{Bracket|Melee}}, {{Bracket|Brutal 3}}.
:'''Artifact weapon:''' +4 [[item bonus]] to [[attack roll]]s.
:'''Variable:''' Once per {{Bracket|Round}} as a [[free action]] you may cause this weapon to lose all of its [[weapon properties]] except for any weapon properties granted by abilities or temporary effects and then gain a number of weapon properties equal to the number it lost.
:'''Vorpal:''' When making an attack using this weapon, your [[critical hit]] range expands to include the next four highest numbers on a d20 on which you would not otherwise score a critical hit.

===Ironmountain Plate===
:''The traditional lines of this sleek armor give way to what look to be heavy modifications, with broad sharp plating added and anchored with dwarven runes. The craftsmanship marks this as the work of a master smith.''
:'''Relic armor:''' +4 [[item bonus]] to [[AC]]
:'''Masterwork:''' Ironmountain Plate's [[item bonus]] to [[AC]] is increased by one.
:'''Vital:''' Grants an [[item bonus]] to maximum [[hit points]] equal to your [[level]].

===Pistolcaster===
:''It's not a gun, that's for sure, not really. It'll fire bullets or even arrows in a pinch, but the strange struts and arcane wiring suggests this weapon has a higher purpose... or at least a more devastating one.''
:'''Pistolcaster:''' Ranged, range {{Bracket|Close}}, {{Bracket|Arcane}}, {{Bracket|Brutal 2}}, {{Bracket|Magnum}}.
:'''Greater weapon:''' +2 [[item bonus]] to [[attack roll]]s.
:'''Spellstoring:''' As a [[standard action]], you may cast a [[spell]] into this weapon, storing it inside the weapon rather than gaining its normal effect. Once per {{Bracket|Round}} you may choose to release a stored spell before making an attack with the Pistolcaster. The spell affects any one creature that attack hits; or if the spell would affect an area, the spell's area originates from and includes the square the creature occupies.

===Rolling Thunder===
:''This greataxe seems to be made from a single slab of iron. Incomprehensible runes and otherwordly creatures are engraved all over its surface.''
:'''Rolling Thunder:''' Melee, range {{Bracket|Melee}}, {{Bracket|Brutal 2}}, {{Bracket|Scything}}.
:'''Artifact weapon:''' +4 [[item bonus]] to [[attack roll]]s.
:'''Masterwork:''' Rolling Thunder's [[item bonus]] to [[attack roll]]s is increased by one.
:'''Mighty:''' Once per {{Bracket|Round}}, when you hit an opponent in {{Bracket|Melee}} range with an attack using this weapon, you can spend a [[swift action]] to use the [[Bull Rush]] combat maneuver against that opponent. You may continue your attack action after the Bull Rush.
:'''Energized:''' Whenever you deal damage on an attack using this weapon, you deal 8 additional energy damage with the {{Bracket|Electricity}} descriptor.

===Simple Knife===
:''This finely made blade looks like it’s actually carved out of flint, though the hilt is very well-worked, and uses an exotic tanned leather. The only adornment is a single glyph that is cut all the way through the middle of the handle.''
:'''Simple Knife:''' Melee, range {{Bracket|Melee}}, {{Bracket|Guardian}}, {{Bracket|Hold-out}}, {{Bracket|Thrown}}.
:'''Relic weapon:''' +3 [[item bonus]] to [[attack roll]]s.
:'''Wraithblade:''' Attacks made using this weapon gain a bonus to [[attack roll]]s equal to half of their target's [[item bonus]] to [[AC]]. This bonus does not stack with [[Gameplay Basics#Modifiers|fury bonus]]es to attack rolls, although it is not a fury bonus.

===Vanguard===
:''This beautifully-carved shield makes you feel healthier when you pick it up.''
:'''Greater shield:''' +2 [[deflection bonus]] to [[AC]].
:'''Vital:''' Grants an [[item bonus]] to maximum [[hit points]] equal to your [[level]].

===Vera===
:''This is your very favorite gun. Rumors suggest that a previous owner traded it for a slave shortly before she killed him in his sleep.''
:'''Vera:''' Ranged, range {{Bracket|Extreme}}, {{Bracket|Brutal 1}}, {{Bracket|Distant 3}}, {{Bracket|Magnum}}.
:'''Greater weapon:''' +3 [[item bonus]] to [[attack roll]]s.
:'''Masterwork:''' Vera's [[item bonus]] to [[attack roll]]s is increased by one.
:'''Sophisticated:''' Vera has one extra [[weapon property]].

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{{Sidebox|A Note on Mounts|Mounts are not necessarily inorganic vehicles. A mount may be a horse, for instance, or a friendly hunchback who gives piggyback rides. They are not, however, considered creatures whenever we refer to that term throughout the book.}}

Mounts are unique within ''Legend'' in the sense that squares they occupy are specifically meant to be occupied by creatures. A mount can occupy a space that is 1 square by 1 square or 2 squares by 2 squares, determined when it is created; otherwise, your GM must agree to the size and shape of any mount whose space is not 1 square by 1 square or 2 squares by 2 squares.

As a [[move action]], a creature adjacent to a mount or in a mount's space trained in the [[Ride]] skill may become or cease to be that mount's rider or passenger. As a move action and a [[standard action]], a creature adjacent to a mount or in a mount's space and not trained in the Ride skill may become or cease to be that mount's rider or passenger. Becoming a mount's rider or passenger is called boarding. Ceasing to be a mount's rider or passenger is called dismounting. These actions provoke [[attacks of opportunity]] and do not count as movement. Each mount may only have one rider at a time and each creature may only be an occupant - whether rider
or passenger - of one mount at a time. If a mount's rider is {{Bracket|Flying}}, {{Bracket|Swimming}}, {{Bracket|Burrowing}}, or {{Bracket|Soaring}}, a creature must also possess that condition to become a passenger of that mount.

Whenever a creature would board a mount, that mount's rider may choose for that creature not to board the mount, in which case any action that creature took to board is used with no effect. A successful [[Acrobatics]], [[Athletics]], or [[Ride]] check ([[DC]] 10 + the rider's [[Ride]] skill bonus) allows the creature to board the mount anyway.

A creature without the [[Fly]] movement mode that dismounts a {{Bracket|Flying}} mount falls. This is a [[Hazardous Fall]] absent a forgiving GM. A creature without the [[Soar]] movement mode that dismounts a {{Bracket|Soaring}} mount enters free-fall, as detailed in the [Soaring] condition.

A creature immediately ceases to be a mount's rider when it no longer occupies the mount and whenever it becomes {{Bracket|Unconscious}}. Whenever a creature that occupies a mount becomes [Unconscious], that creature immediately becomes a passenger of that mount.

At the start of each {{Bracket|Encounter}}, each creature that is a rider of a mount and is not trained in the [[Ride]] skill ceases to be a rider of that mount. A creature that is not trained in the Ride skill cannot become the rider of a mount during an [Encounter].

On a creature's turn, without taking an action, if that creature is an occupant of a mount, it may occupy another unoccupied space of that mount instead or swap spaces with another willing occupant of that mount, if able, without causing the mount to move. (This does not count as the creature moving.)

[[Line of sight]] can only be established to a mount if line of sight can be established to one or more of the mount's occupants.

Whenever an uncarried rider of a mount would move or be repositioned to a square without the {{Bracket|Teleport}} descriptor or an effect with the [Teleport] descriptor for which an opponent of a mount's rider is the source would move or reposition that rider to a square, the mount moves or is repositioned to that square instead, with the [Teleport] descriptor if an effect with the [Teleport] descriptor would have moved or repositioned the rider, and its rider is carried during that movement or repositioning.

Whenever an uncarried rider of a mount chooses to move or be repositioned to a square with the {{Bracket|Teleport}} descriptor, that rider may do so, automatically dismounting in the process. If that rider doesn't, the mount moves or is repositioned to that square instead with the [Teleport] descriptor, and its rider is carried during that movement or repositioning.

Whenever an effect with the {{Bracket|Teleport}} descriptor for which an ally of a mount's uncarried rider is the source would move or reposition that rider to a square, the mount moves or is repositioned to that square instead with the [Teleport] descriptor, and its rider is carried during that movement or repositioning.

Abilities and effects that would move the rider based on the rider's movement speed instead move the mount based on the mount's movement speed. (A mount's rider can still make skill checks that involve movement.)

The mount's occupants other than the rider cannot choose to move without the {{Bracket|Teleport}} descriptor while aboard the mount; instead, they move when the mount does, at its movement speed and in the same direction.

If any of the mount's occupants other than the rider chooses to move with the {{Bracket|Teleport}} descriptor or reposition to another square through an ability or effect, that occupant may do so, automatically dismounting in the process.

Whenever a mount would move into or be repositioned into a space in which it cannot fit, instead the mount is not moved or repositioned there, in which case any action that would have caused it to move or be repositioned is used with no effect.

All of a mount's occupants have [[line of sight]] and [[line of effect]] to each other, and are within {{Bracket|Melee}} range of one another.

Whenever an effect would move or reposition a single opponent of its source that is an occupant of a mount any distance, its source may instead have that opponent dismount, then move or reposition that opponent that distance minus 5 ft. If the source does and the effect does not offer a save to negate the movement or repositioning, a successful [[Reflex]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 the source's [[level]] + the source's [[KOM]]) causes the mount to be moved or repositioned instead, and its rider is carried during that movement or repositioning. If the source does not, the mount is moved or repositioned instead, and its rider is carried during that movement or
repositioning.

Whenever an effect would move or reposition multiple opponents of its source that are occupants of a mount, its source may instead have each of those opponents dismount, then move or reposition that opponent that distance minus 5 ft. If the source does and the effect does not offer a save to negate the movement or repositioning, a successful [[Reflex]] save by one or more of those opponents ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 the source's [[level]] + the source's [[KOM]]) causes the mount to be moved or repositioned instead of dismounting and moving or repositioning the opponents that made the successful save, and its rider is carried during that movement or repositioning. If the source does not, the mount is moved or repositioned instead, and its rider is carried during that movement or repositioning. Any effect that would reduce the rider's movement speed or prevent movement reduces the mount's movement speed or prevents movement by the mount, respectively, instead.

Whenever a mount's rider gains the {{Bracket|Burrowing}}, {{Bracket|Flying}}, {{Bracket|Swimming}}, or {{Bracket|Soaring}} condition, the mount's passengers gain the same condition. Whenever a mount's rider loses the [Burrowing], [Flying], [Swimming], or [Soaring] condition, the mount's passengers lose the same condition. A mount's occupants cannot gain or lose the [Flying], [Swimming], [Burrowing], or [Soaring] condition while they occupy the mount unless the mount's rider gains or loses the same condition.

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==Abomination==
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Most [[Outsider]]s, like [[Celestial]]s and [[Demon]]s, are divine emissaries or embodiments of different planes of existence. Some, however, come from beyond the reaches of reality itself. These madness-inducing creatures, called Abominations, are strange and alien, and are universally despised and feared by mortals.

Ranging from brain-eating, tentacled geniuses to foul, reeking blobs, Abominations take many forms, but all of them share a common race.

Abominations may choose either [[Fortitude]] or [[Reflex]] as their good save. [[Will]] is always a good save for Abominations.

==Circles==
===1st Circle - The Creature===
You gain two of the following abilities:
* '''{{Ability|Chitinous Skin}}:''' You have an insect-like exoskeleton. You gain an [[item bonus]] to [[AC]] equal to the number of circles you have in this track.
* '''{{Ability|Endearing|SU}}:''' You may look like an adorable bunny on the outside, but underneath the skin, you are a reality-shaking monster. For the first {{Bracket|Round}} of an {{Bracket|Encounter}}, you can treat all creatures you target with attacks as {{Bracket|Flat-footed}} for the purposes of resolving those attacks. This is a {{Bracket|Mind-affecting}} effect.
* '''{{Ability|Enfearing|SU}}:''' You have yet to meet someone brave enough to look you in the eye. Once per {{Bracket|Round}} as a [[move action]], you can force one opponent to make a [[Will]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]]) or become {{Bracket|Shaken}} for one {{Bracket|Round}}. This is a {{Bracket|Fear}}, {{Bracket|Mind-affecting}} ability.
* '''{{Ability|Grafter}}:''' Unlike other Abominations, you were not born as a monster that laughs in the face of all that is holy and pure. Instead, you are a scientist or mage who has learned to attach severed body parts from various creatures to your own flesh. At the start of a {{Bracket|Scene}}, you can reselect the abilities granted to you by this track (although you may never choose to replace this ability).
* '''{{Ability|Terrible Claws}}:''' You gain a [[natural weapon]]. This weapon can be either melee or ranged, and possesses any three [[Weapons#Weapon Properties|weapon properties]] of your choice, except for {{Bracket|Barbed}}, {{Bracket|Hold-out}}, and {{Bracket|Quick-draw}}. This ability can be selected multiple times.

===2nd Circle - The Mutant===
You gain one of the following abilities:
* '''{{Ability|Acidic Skin}}:''' The first opponent in a {{Bracket|Round}} to come within your {{Bracket|Melee}} must make a [[Reflex]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]]) or become {{Bracket|Burning}}.
* '''{{Ability|Alter Appearance|SU}}:''' You can change your physical appearance at your whim. As a [[swift action]], you can change your form to resemble that of any other creature of your [[size]]. Once per {{Bracket|Scene}} for the purposes of one [[social encounter]], you can use this ability to grant yourself a +5 bonus to [[Bluff]] checks.
* '''{{Ability|Gargantuan}}:''' You tower over everything in sight. Your size becomes {{Bracket|Large}}, if it is not [Large] already. Additionally, you occupy a 10 ft by 10 ft square at 2nd circle, a 15 ft by 15 ft square at 4th circle, and a 20 ft by 20 ft square at 6th circle, and your {{Bracket|Melee}} range increases by 5 ft at 3rd circle and again at 6th circle.
* '''{{Ability|Tentacles}}:''' As a [[swift action]], you can force one opponent within your {{Bracket|Close}} range to make a [[Reflex]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]]) or take damage equal to your character level and become {{Bracket|Grappled}} by you as if by the [[Grapple]] combat maneuver.
* '''{{Ability|Twist Reality|SU}}:''' Once per {{Bracket|Encounter}}, for one {{Bracket|Round}}, you can add the {{Bracket|Teleport}} descriptor to all movement you make for one [Round].

===3rd Circle - The Unnatural===
You gain one of the following abilities, as well as one additional ability made available at 1st circle:
* '''{{Ability|Callous Carapace}}:''' Your skin thickens, forming a hard coating. You gain {{Bracket|Lesser resistance}} to physical damage.
* '''{{Ability|Eldritch Wings}}:''' You gain the [[Fly]] movement mode.
* '''{{Ability|Lesser Brain-eating|SU}}:''' Om nom nom, gray matter is delicious. As a [[move action]], you can force one opponent who is {{Bracket|Grappled}} by you to make a [[Will]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]]) or take damage equal to your character level and become {{Bracket|Fatigued}}. This is a {{Bracket|Mind-affecting}} effect.
* '''{{Ability|Stench}}:''' Ew. At the beginning of each {{Bracket|Round}}, all opponents within {{Bracket|Close}} range of you must make a [[Fortitude]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]]) or become {{Bracket|Sickened}}.
* '''{{Ability|Regeneration|SU}}:''' The ability to regrow organs is a useful skill. You gain {{Bracket|Fast healing}} equal to your [[KOM]].

===4th Circle - The Monster===
You gain one of the following abilities, as well as one additional ability made available at 2nd circle:
* '''{{Ability|Alien Mind}}:''' You do not understand terror the same way mortals do. You gain {{Bracket|Immunity}} to {{Bracket|Fear}} effects.
* '''{{Ability|Arcana Diffusion|SLA}}:''' You are such an unholy mockery of nature that even the very act of attempting to break the laws of physics fails in your presence. Once per {{Bracket|Encounter}}, as a [[swift action]], you may use ''[[dispel magic]]'', as the spell.
* '''{{Ability|Master Grafter}}:''' In order to select this ability, you must previously have selected Grafter. You can now choose to give any ability granted to you by this track (excluding this one and Grafter) to an ally. Your ally now benefits from that ability instead of you. At the start of a {{Bracket|Scene}}, you may switch which abilities you give to which allies.
* '''{{Ability|More Tentacles}}:''' In order to select this ability, you must previously have selected Tentacles. Your Tentacles ability now deals extra damage equal to your [[KOM]] (making the total damage your character [[level]] + your KOM) and count as a [[Grapple]] combat maneuver for the purposes of determining effects or abilities that would apply to or activate on Grapple combat maneuvers. Additionally, immediately after you activate your Tentacles ability, you can use any one combat maneuver usable as a [[move action]] without its associated action cost.

===5th Circle - The Anathema===
You gain one of the following abilities, as well as one additional ability made available at 3rd circle:
* '''{{Ability|Aura of Insanity|SU}}:''' One look at you is enough to drive men mad. At the beginning of each {{Bracket|Encounter}}, opponents within {{Bracket|Close}} range of you must make a [[Will]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]]) or become {{Bracket|Confused}}. This is a {{Bracket|Mind-affecting}} ability.
* '''{{Ability|Greater Brain-eating|SU}}:''' There’s nothing better than the taste of a fresh cranium. In order to select this ability, you must previously have selected Lesser Brain-eating. You can activate your Lesser Brain-eating ability by spending two [[free action]]s. Additionally, once per {{Bracket|Encounter}}, when an opponent fails their save against your Lesser Brain-eating ability, they become {{Bracket|Dazed}} for one {{Bracket|Round}}. This is a {{Bracket|Mind-affecting}} effect.
* '''{{Ability|Shatterproof Shell}}:''' You grow a nigh-impenetrable suit of natural armor. You gain {{Bracket|Resistance}} to physical damage.
* '''{{Ability|Stink}}:''' Eeeeeeeeew. In order to select this ability, you must previously have selected Stench. Once per {{Bracket|Encounter}}, when an opponent fails its save against your Stench ability, you can force that opponent to make a second [[Fortitude]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]) or become {{Bracket|Nauseated}}.

===6th Circle - The Horror===
You gain one of the following abilities, as well as one additional ability made available at 2nd circle:
* '''{{Ability|All the Tentacles}}:''' In order to select this ability, you must previously have selected Tentacles. Whenever you activate your Tentacles ability, you can target all opponents within your {{Bracket|Close}} range. Each opponent targeted must make a [[Reflex]] save, and any opponent that fails suffers the effects of your Tentacles ability. Additionally, your Tentacles ability now deals extra damage equal to your character [[level]] (making the total damage twice your character level, or twice your character level + your [[KOM]] if you selected More Tentacles).
* '''{{Ability|Energy Transfer|SU}}:''' You drain the life out of one of your enemies and use it to reinvigorate yourself. Once per {{Bracket|Encounter}}, after hitting with a successful attack, the opponent hit by that attack becomes {{Bracket|Energy drained}} for the duration of the {{Bracket|Encounter}}, and you immediately gain [[temporary hit points]] equal to five times the number of circles you have in this track, unless the target makes a successful [[Fortitude]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]]).
* '''{{Ability|Incomprehensible Mind}}:''' In order to select this ability, you must previously have selected Alien Mind. You gain {{Bracket|Immunity}} to all {{Bracket|Mind-affecting}} effects.
* '''{{Ability|Rapid Regeneration|SU}}:''' You gain {{Bracket|Fast healing}} equal to your character [[level]] plus your [[KOM]]. If you already have Regeneration, this ability makes the total [Fast healing] you have gained from this track equal to your character level plus twice your KOM.

===7th Circle - The Abomination===
You gain one of the following abilities, as well as one additional ability made available at 3rd circle:
* '''{{Ability|Arcana Disruption|SU}}:''' In order to select this ability, you must previously have selected Arcana Diffusion. At will as a [[swift action]], you may use ''[[greater dispel magic]]'', as the spell.
* '''{{Ability|Impenetrable Cocoon}}:''' A whirling wall of strange material surrounds you, deflecting swords and spells alike. Once per [Encounter], as a non-action at the beginning of any [Round], you can activate your Impenetrable Cocoon. For the duration of that [Round], you have [Immunity] to hit point damage.
* '''{{Ability|Timeless Terror|SU}}:''' When people see you, they go running in the other direction (if they don't collapse dead on the spot). At the beginning of each {{Bracket|Encounter}}, opponents within {{Bracket|Close}} range of you must make a [[Will]] save ([[DC]] 10 + 1/2 your [[level]] + your [[KOM]]) or take damage equal to three times your level and become {{Bracket|Frightened}}. This is not a {{Bracket|Fear}} or {{Bracket|Mind-affecting}} ability, so it bypasses {{Bracket|Immunity}} to [Fear] and [Mind-affecting] effects.

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Weapons

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==Overview==
You can only wield one weapon that is not a natural weapon at a time, and the GM may want to limit characters to carrying a maximum number of weapons that are not natural weapons equal to their [[KOM]] on their person. You may, however, decide that one weapon represents a pair of weapons in the game world, or even twenty weapons. You can spend a [[swift action]] or part of a [[move action]] to draw a weapon, stow a weapon, or switch weapons, and a [[free action]] to drop a weapon. There is no action required to reload or reacquire any ranged or thrown weapon.

A weapon has three weapon properties and starts with 1d6 base damage. Weapons deal all damage as physical damage unless otherwise specified.

===Base Damage===
Every weapon and natural weapon deals 1d6 damage in addition to its wielder's [[KOM]] on a hit. This is called the weapon's or natural weapon's base damage.

===Natural Weapons===
You are always wielding a natural weapon you possess. All creatures possess the Unarmed Strike natural weapon which has no weapon properties.
:'''Unarmed Strike''' - Melee, range {{Bracket|Melee}}

===Improvised Weapons===
Sometimes an unarmed strike just isn't enough, but by some misfortune, a character is without a weapon. The character might pick up a chair, a bottle, or even a small building if the GM allows it, and use it as an improvised weapon. A typical improvised weapon should have only two weapon properties, though suitably awesome ones may have three. The GM and player should work together to determine the weapon properties of an improvised weapon.

==Creating Weapons==
Creating a weapon follows 3 simple steps:
# Choose melee ({{Bracket|Melee}} range) or ranged ({{Bracket|Close}} range). The weapon gains that type and range.
# Choose three weapon properties. The weapon gains those weapon properties. Some weapon properties may require a specific type (melee or ranged). Unless otherwise specified, a weapon property can only be chosen once.
# Name the weapon: e.g. "trident."

==Sample Weapons==
See [[Sample Weapons]] for examples of mundane weapons that can be created with these rules.

==Weapon Properties==
The following weapon properties appear on weapons in ''Legend''. Some properties may be added multiple times to a single weapon. If a weapon has such a property, the property name is followed by the number of times it has been chosen (e.g. [Brutal 1], [Distant 2]).

Whenever you choose a weapon property for any reason, it follows the rules for [[Weapons#Creating Weapons|creating a weapon]], including the number of times a weapon property can be chosen. Unless otherwise noted, a character may only benefit from one instance of each weapon property at any given time.

===Arcane===
[Arcane] weapons range from mystic tomes and staves to the swords of war-wizards, empowering the magical abilities of their wielders. If an [Arcane] weapon has an [[Gameplay Basics#Modifiers|item bonus]] to [[attack roll]]s, that bonus applies to attack rolls made for [[spell]]s, [[spell-like abilities]], and [[supernatural]] abilities, but not to attack rolls made using the weapon.

Additionally, if an [Arcane] weapon has any enchantments that trigger when the wielder hits with an attack made using a weapon, they trigger when the wielder hits with an attack made for a spell,
spell-like ability, or supernatural ability instead.

This property never counts towards the number of weapon properties chosen for a weapon.

===Barbed===
[Barbed] weapons can be made to stick in a target on a hit, inflicting a -1 penalty to all [[saves]] against [[combat maneuvers]]. You cease to wield a weapon stuck in a target this way. The creature hit, or an adjacent creature, may spend a [[move action]] to remove the weapon, eliminating this penalty. Doing so inflicts 3 points of damage, plus 2 damage per ten [[level]]s of the original attacker, to the creature from which the weapon is removed. This damage ignores {{Bracket|Resistance}} and {{Bracket|Damage reduction}}. The creature that removes the weapon may choose to drop the weapon or to hold it, but must switch to the weapon in order to wield it if it is already wielding a weapon.

===Brutal===
[Brutal] weapons deal 1 extra damage, plus 1 damage per six [[level]]s of the wielder. This property can be chosen up to three times. The second time it is chosen, the damage increases to 2 extra damage, plus 1 damage per three levels of the wielder. The third time it is chosen, the damage increases to 3 extra damage, plus 1 damage per two levels of the wielder. If a [Brutal] weapon also has the {{Bracket|Arcane}} weapon property, the extra damage instead applies to [[spell]]s, [[spell-like abilities]], and [[supernatural]] abilities that deal damage.

===Deft===
[Deft] weapons increase the [[initiative]] results of their wielders by 2 (if a creature ceases to wield a [Deft] weapon, that creature's initiative result decreases by 2, but that creature does not act again on its new initiative until the next {{Bracket|Round}}).

===Devastating===
[Devastating] weapons double the distance of any successful push made by their wielders as a result of the [[Bull Rush]] [[combat maneuver]]. Only melee weapons can gain the [Devastating] weapon property.

===Disarming===
[Disarming] weapons grant their wielders a +1 bonus to the [[DC]] of any [[Disarm]] [[combat maneuver]] they activate. Only melee weapons can gain the [Disarming] weapon property.

===Distant===
[Distant] weapons increase their [[Combat Rules#Range|range]] by 1 category when used as ranged weapons. This property can be chosen multiple times. Only ranged weapons or weapons with the {{Bracket|Thrown}} weapon property can gain the [Distant] weapon property.

===Elemental===
[Elemental] weapons deal all damage (including additional damage) as energy damage with the {{Bracket|Acid}}, {{Bracket|Cold}}, {{Bracket|Fire}}, or {{Bracket|Electricity}} descriptor, determined when the weapon is created.

===Guardian===
[Guardian] weapons provide a +1 [[Gameplay Basics#Modifiers|deflection bonus]] to [[AC]] while they are wielded, which stacks with other deflection bonuses to AC.

===Hold-out===
[Hold-out] weapons are automatically concealed on your person from anything but a hand search, and you can make a [[Larceny]] check at no penalty to conceal them from a hand search.

===Magnum===
[Magnum] weapons allow their wielders to treat an opponent's {{Bracket|Damage reduction}} or {{Bracket|Resistance}} to damage of the type or types this weapon deals as being 2 lower than it is when making attacks using these weapons, or against damage dealt by [[spell]]s, [[spell-like abilities]], and [[supernatural]] abilities if the [Magnum] weapon also has the {{Bracket|Arcane}} property. This increases by 1 per four [[level]]s of the wielder.

===Parrying===
[Parrying] weapons can be used as an [[immediate action]] to reduce the damage taken from a single attack by their wielders' [[KDM]].

===Point-blank===
[Point-blank] weapons deal 1d4 extra damage, plus 1d4 damage per seven levels of the wielder, at {{Bracket|Close}} range. Only weapons with at least [Close] range can gain the [Point-blank] weapon property.

===Reach===
[Reach] weapons increase their wielders' {{Bracket|Melee}} range by 5 ft.

===Reacting===
[Reacting] weapons allow you to make a [[5 ft step]] even during a turn when you use your [[move action]] to move.

===Quick-draw===
[Quick-draw] weapons can be drawn or stowed as a [[free action]] instead of as a [[swift action]] or part of a [[move action]]. You may also switch to a [Quick-draw] weapon from another [Quick-draw] weapon as a free action. This does not affect switching to weapons without the [Quick-draw] weapon property.

===Scything===
[Scything] weapons allow their wielders to strike at two opponents instead of one with each swing, at the cost of accuracy. If a creature would make an attack with a [Scything] weapon, they may take a
-5 penalty to the attack roll. If they do so, they add the {{Bracket|Volley}} descriptor to that attack; this attack with the [Volley] descriptor is applied against two target opponents within range who are also within 5 ft + 5 ft per 5 [[level]]s of each other.

===Thrown===
[Thrown] weapons can alternatively be used as ranged weapons with {{Bracket|Close}} range. Only melee weapons can gain the [Thrown] weapon property.

===Traumatizing===
[Traumatizing] weapons inflict the {{Bracket|Bleeding}} condition on a [[critical hit]], then inflict {{Bracket|HP reduction}} equal to twice your [[level]].

===Tripping===
[Tripping] weapons grant their wielders a +1 bonus to the [[DC]] of any [[Trip]] combat maneuver they activate. Only melee weapons can gain the [Tripping] weapon property.

===Unbalancing===
[Unbalancing] weapons inflict {{Bracket|Flat-footed}} on a [[critical hit]].

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To play a game of ''Legend'', you will need a few things in addition to this wiki. Your character information is recorded on a [[character sheet]]. The positions of characters and monsters in combat can be tracked with any grid of squares (even a humble sheet of grid paper can do in a pinch). You will also need a set of dice to determine random outcomes – a four-sided, six-sided, eight-sided, ten-sided, and twenty-sided die. The twenty-sided die is the most commonly used one, followed by the six-sided die, so don't sweat it if you don't have the other ones yet.

==The Core Mechanic==
{{Sidebox|A Note on Math|Often, you may be required to divide a number to determine the numeric value of an ability or effect (such as a [[feat]] that adds one half your character [[level]] to damage). Whenever your result for any division is fractional, round down to the nearest whole number, even if the fraction was larger than 1/2. For example, if a character added 1/2 of his level to damage, and he was level 7, he would only add 3 damage (even though half of his level would be 3 1/2).}}

To determine if your character succeeds at a task, you roll a twenty-sided die, referred to elsewhere in this book as a "d20." A roll of 20 is not an automatic success, nor is a roll of 1 an automatic failure.

Compare your result to a target number ("Difficulty Class," or DC, when making a [[Skills|skill]] check or [[saving throw]], and "[[Armor Class]]," or AC, when making an [[attack roll]]). If the result equals or exceeds the target number, your character succeeds. If the result is lower than the target number, you fail.

===Dice===
Dice rolls are described with expressions such as "3d4+5," which means "roll three four-sided dice and add 5" (resulting in a number between 8 and 17). The first number tells you how many dice to roll (adding the results together). The number immediately after the "d" tells you the type of die to use. Any number after that indicates a quantity that is added or subtracted from the result, which is called the modifier.

====d%====
Percentile dice work a little differently. You generate a number between 1 and 100 by rolling two different ten-sided dice. One (designated before you roll) is the tens digit. The other is the ones digit. Two 0s represent 100. If the result of the roll is under the required percentage chance (for example, if there is a 20% chance of something happening and you roll a 13) then the event takes place.

===Taking 10 and 20===
It doesn't always make sense for actions to carry a random element. When you are not in any danger or otherwise distracted, you may "take 10" – treat a roll of a d20 as a 10 (the average) instead of rolling, to represent an average result. If you have lots of spare time and the action you are attempting carries no consequences for failing (such as straining to open a tight jar) you may treat the result of a d20 roll as a 20, but doing this means that the action takes 20 times as long as normal. In effect, it's assumed that you've rolled the die 20 times until an actual 20 came up. Ultimately, the GM decides when you are permitted to take 10 or 20. Some [[tracks]] and [[feats]] grant abilities that may allow you to "take" other values.

==Modifiers==
A modifier is any bonus or penalty applying to a die roll or value. A positive modifier is a bonus, and a negative modifier is a penalty. In most cases, modifiers to a given check, roll, or value stack (combine for a cumulative effect) if they come from different sources and have different types (or no type at all), but do not stack if they have the same type or come from the same source (such as the same [[spell]] cast twice in succession). If the modifiers to a particular check, roll, or value do not stack, only the best bonus and worst penalty applies.

<div style="column-count:2;-moz-column-count:2;-webkit-column-count:2">
;'''Ability Modifier''' : The bonus or penalty associated with a particular [[ability score]]. Ability modifiers apply to checks, rolls, and values for character actions involving the corresponding abilities.
;'''Circumstance Modifier''' : A circumstance bonus (or penalty) arises from specific conditional factors impacting the success of the task at hand, such as the presence of precisely crafted tools in a workshop. Circumstance bonuses stack with all other bonuses, including other circumstance bonuses, unless they arise from essentially the same source. Circumstance modifiers are, of course, determined entirely by the GM.
;'''Deflection Bonus''' : A deflection bonus is an increase to [[Armor Class]] caused by physical or supernatural increases in a character’s ability to block and redirect incoming attacks. Deflection bonuses are typically provided by [[Equipment#Magic Items|magical shields]] and by some track abilities that increase Armor Class.
;'''Feat Bonus''' : A bonus granted because of a [[feat]] chosen by a particular creature. Feat bonuses do not stack with each other.
;'''Fury Bonus''' : A bonus granted by track abilities that are magnified by emotional or psychological imbalance. Fury bonuses stack with other fury bonuses from the same track, but never stack with fury bonuses from other tracks. At the beginning of your turn, you may choose not to benefit from fury bonuses to [[attack roll]]s, damage, and save [[DC]]s until the beginning of your next turn. Attacks and abilities that benefit from a fury bonus to attack rolls, damage or save DCs cannot also deal {{Bracket|Precision}} damage.
;'''Item Modifier''' : An item bonus or penalty is typically derived from an [[Equipment|item]] in a creature's possession. Only one item bonus and one item penalty can ever be applied at a time to a given roll, check, or value.
;'''Racial Bonus''' : A bonus granted because of innate characteristics of that type of creature. If a creature's [[race]] changes, it loses all racial bonuses it had in its previous form.
;'''Size Modifier''' : A size bonus or penalty is derived from a creature's [[Races#Size Categgories|size category]]. Size modifiers of different kinds apply to [[Armor Class]], [[attack roll]]s, and various other checks.
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''Legend'' is a fast-paced and finely balanced roleplaying game system, designed to offer tabletop gaming groups rules for playing the games that they've always wanted to play. Based on the successful and popular rules available under the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Game_License Open Gaming License], ''Legend'' rebuilds and advances those rules to allow for testing, balance, and broad storytelling opportunities for unique and enjoyable characters and game worlds.

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==Legend RPG by [http://ruleofcool.com Rule of Cool]==
''Legend'' is a fast-paced and finely balanced roleplaying game system, designed to offer tabletop gaming groups rules for playing the games that they've always wanted to play. Based on the successful and popular rules available under the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Game_License Open Gaming License], ''Legend'' rebuilds and advances those rules to allow for testing, balance, and broad storytelling opportunities for unique and enjoyable characters and game worlds.

==Navigation==
[[Introduction|Introduction to ''Legend'' and Tabletop RPGs]]
{| style="text-align:left; width:1000px;"
| style="vertical-align:top; width:25%"|
[[Gameplay Basics]]
* [[Ability Scores]]
* [[Types of Abilities]]
Character Creation
* [[Quick Start Guide]]
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[[Glossary]]
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Feats represent extra abilities that you pick up as you become more experienced. They can be used to enhance your track abilities, to shore up some weaknesses, or simply to customize your character further. If your character concept is a warrior with a signature magical ability, or a spellcaster who can surprise would-be “mage hunters” with a tricky attack using his staff, then feats are probably the best way

You gain two feats at 1st level (one regular feat and one bonus feat from your [[race]]) and gain new feats at [[level]] 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, and 18.

Some feats have prerequisites. You must satisfy the prerequisite – usually a level requirement or another feat – before you may select that feat. Should you somehow lose the prerequisites
for a feat, it stops working until you regain the prerequisites.

Unless otherwise noted, a feat may only be taken once. You must meet the prerequisites for any feats you select at the level that you select them.

Remember that feat bonuses, like any bonuses of the same type, don’t stack with one another.

==General Feats==
{|class="wikitable"
|+ General Feats
!Name
!Prerequisites
!Effects
|-
|[[Arcantric Accuracy]]
|6th level
| +2 feat bonus to [[attack roll]]s. Improves when targeted by [[spell]]s and [[spell-like abilities]].
|-
|[[Baptized in Rage]]
|9th level
|Inflict {{Bracket|Entangled}} on opponents within 100 ft.
|-
|[[Battleforged]]
|
|Build-in [[Weapons#Natural Weapons|natural weapon]] and armor.
|-
|[[Bravado]]
|[[Reaver]]
|Lower your Reaver bonuses to heal yourself. Bonuses from Reaver may rise to +5.
|-
|[[Breakneck Pace]]
|
| +15 ft to movement speed.
|-
|[[By Will Sustained]]
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|{{Bracket|Immunity}} to {{Bracket|Sickened}}, ignore basic biological needs. At 10th level, {{Bracket|Immunity}} to {{Bracket|Nauseated}}.
|-
|[[Chatty Bugger]]
|6th level
|Talk with anything, and gain increased resistance to social skill checks.
|-
|[[Cheerful Hemoglobin]]
|6th level
|{{Bracket|Fast healing}} 5 and {{Bracket|Immunity}} to {{Bracket|Bleeding}}.
|-
|[[Damage Specialization]]
|6th level
|Additional damage with the {{Bracket|Precision}} descriptor equal to your [[KOM]].
|-
|[[Drink Deep]]
|[[Livers Need Not Apply]], 12th level
|Use 3 drinks for other related feats as a [[swift action]] twice per {{Bracket|Encounter}}.
|-
|[[Elemental Specialization]]
|Spellcasting track
|Spells that deal damage of a chosen energy type deal additional damage equal to your [[level]].
|-
|[[Esoteric Adept]]
|Spellcasting track, 6th level
|Learn a single [[spell]] from any [[spell list]].
|-
|[[Exit, Stage Left]]
|1st level only
|Spend a [[swift action]] to gain a [[move action]].
|-
|[[Feign Death]]
|1st or 3rd level only
|Pretend to be {{Bracket|Dead}}, causing greatly exaggerated rumors.
|-
|[[Floating Feat]]
|3rd level only
|Change a chosen feat at the beginning of every {{Bracket|Scene}}. At 12th level, change two chosen feats.
|-
|[[Glyphweave Adept]]
|Spellcasting track
|Your spells are harder to identify, and you can improve them with extra effort.
|-
|[[Guild Initiation]]
|
|Switch one of your tracks for another, as per [[multiclassing]].
|-
|[[Into the Breach]]
|[[Shadow Blink]] or [[The Sky Empties]]
|{{Bracket|Teleport}} an adjacent ally and allow them to make an [[attack action]].
|-
|[[Livers Need Not Apply]]
|[[Constitution]] 14, must not have [[The Bitter Dregs]]
|Store drinks inside your body, which can be consumed to heal you.
|-
|[[Manyspell Magus]]
|[[Glyphweave Adept]], 9th level
|Break down higher level [[spell]]s into numerous lower-level spells.
|-
|[[Multiclass Flexibility]]
|Must have [[multiclassed]], [[Guild Initiation]], or [[Full Buy-In]]
|Change a track’s reliance on one ability score to another ability score.
|-
|[[My Shadow Grows Long]]
|[[The Sun Grows Dim]]
|Use melee weapons to make a limited number of ranged attacks each turn.
|-
|[[Objective Analysis]]
|GM permission
|Examination reveals details of an object’s history.
|-
|[[Open Greater Binding]]
|[[Open Lesser Binding]], 12th level
|Attune one additional [[Greater Items| Greater item]].
|-
|[[Open Lesser Binding]]
|
|Attune one additional [[Lesser Items| Lesser item]].
|-
|[[Optimistic Viscera]]
|
| +1 [[HP| hit point]] per [[level]] and +1 to all [[saves]].
|-
|[[Reaver]]
|Must not have [[Livers Need Not Apply]]
|Every time you kill an opponent, gain a +1 to [[attack roll]]s and [[AC]] for the {{Bracket| Encounter}}, up to +4.
|-
|[[Recon]]
|
|Gain extra [[5 ft step]], allies move before a combat encounter starts. At 6th [[level]], gain another 5 ft step.
|-
|[[Reprisal]]
|[[Reaver]]
|When your allies are badly injured, you heal and your Reaver bonus rises.
|-
|[[Ruinous Charge]]
|[[Strength]] [[KOM]]/[[KDM]], 12th level, GM permission
|Gain the [[Burrow]] movement mode, and [[Charge]] through most mundane materials.
|-
|[[Rune Magic]]
|Spellcasting Track
|Prepare your spells as specialized arcane traps.
|-
|[[Senseshift Adept]]
|
|Project your senses from any part of your body.
|-
|[[Senseshift Magus]]
|[[Senseshift Adept]], 6th level
|Trade appearances and locations with a target.
|-
|[[Seven Drunken Immortals]]
|[[Livers Need Not Apply]]
|Expend 3 drinks to heal yourself and allies in 15 ft.
|-
|[[Slow and Steady]]
|1st level only
|Instead of falling {{Bracket|Prone}}, halve your movement speed.
|-
|[[Small Concessions]]
|
|Grant all parties one [[token]] in a [[social encounter]].
|-
|[[Spirited Strength]]
|[[Livers Need Not Apply]], 9th level
|Consume a drink to gain a [[Gameplay Basics#Modifiers| fury bonus]] to attack and damage.
|-
|[[Summon Mote]]
|
|You gain a tiny supernatural ally of growing potency.
|-
|[[Telekinetic Adept]]
|
|Move objects that can be used as weapons. Gain a +2 bonus to [[Athletics]], and apply [[Intelligence]] instead of [[Strength]] to Athletics checks.
|-
|[[Telekinetic Master]]
|[[By Will Sustained]], [[Telekinetic Scion]], 12th level
|Triples the weight you may lift with Telekinetic Scion. Gain +2 [[HP|hit points]] per [[level]] and {{Bracket|Fast healing}} equal to your level.
|-
|[[Telekinetic Scion]]
|[[Telekinetic Adept]], 6th level
|Move up to 2,000 pounds with your mind and damage opponents with psychic forces.
|-
|[[Telekinetic Strength]]
|[[Telekinetic Scion]]
|Double the weight you may lift with Telekinetic Scion and increase the psychic punishment you can dish out.
|-
|[[The Bigger They Are]]
|
| +1/2 your [[level]] in damage to larger opponents.
|-
|[[The Bitter Dregs]]
|Must not have [[Livers Need Not Apply]], 9th level
|You gain a +1 [[Gameplay Basics#Modifiers|feat bonus]] to all d20 rolls.
|-
|[[The Earth Cracks]]
|
|{{Bracket|Tremorsense}} out to 20 ft. Improved to 30 ft at 5th [[level]] and to 40 ft at 10th level.
|-
|[[The Left Hand of Destruction]]
|Must not have [[The Right Hand of Creation]], 12th level
|Briefly delay all healing within {{Bracket|Close}} range for 2 {{Bracket|Rounds}}.
|-
|[[The Right Hand of Creation]]
|Must not have [[The Left Hand of Destruction]], 12th level
|Briefly delay all damage within {{Bracket|Close}} range for 2 {{Bracket|Rounds}}.
|-
|[[The Sky Empties]]
|[[The Earth Cracks]]
|{{Bracket|Teleport}} twice per {{Bracket|Encounter}}, damaging those in your path at 6th [[level]].
|-
|[[The Smell of Napalm]]
|[[Livers Need Not Apply]], 12th level
|Expend all remaining drinks to deal proportionate {{Bracket|HP reduction}} to nearby opponents.
|-
|[[The Sun Grows Dim]]
|
|Manipulate the shadows to create small objects, and eventually cast ''[[prying eyes]]''.
|-
|[[Three Body Collision]]
|
|[[Bull Rush]] adjacent opponents when you hit them, and damage opponents when you Bull Rush them into obstacles or occupied squares.
|-
|[[Towering]]
|{{Bracket|Large}} size
|Attack {{Bracket|Flying}} targets from the ground, and {{Bracket|Lesser resistance}} to damage from grounded creatures.
|-
|[[Troubleshooter]]
|
| +2 to your [[Diplomacy]] and [[Intimidate]] defenses. Walk away from [[social encounters]] without losing [[tokens]].
|-
|[[Truly Bad People]]
|
|Acid blood damages those who hit you.
|-
|[[Wake]]
|
|Push and damage opponents you move past
|-
|[[Wings of War]]
|9th level
|Learn to [[Fly]].
|-
|[[Weaponized]]
|6th level
|Use your [[KOM]] for your weapon’s base damage
|-
|[[Words of Power]]
|
|Manipulate the fabric of reality to leave foes {{Bracket|Blinded}}, turn {{Bracket|Invisible}}, or turn into wind.
|-
|[[You Will Fail]]
|[[You Will Falter]], 9th level
|Further reduce the potency of enemy healing effects.
|-
|[[You Will Falter]]
|3rd level
|Reduce the potency of enemy healing effects.
|-
|}

==Iconic Feats==
Characters may only have one Iconic feat, and that feat cannot be exchanged or replaced by any means except direct GM permission. NPCs with [Iconic] feats should be relatively rare. [Iconic]
feats may not be appropriate for all campaigns, so consult with your GM.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Iconic Feats
!Name
!Prerequisites
!Effects
|-
|[[A Light Against Shadow]]
|
|Emanate light, which you can intensify to inflict {{Bracket|HP reduction}} and {{Bracket|Blinded}} on nearby foes.
|-
|[[Big Damn Hero]]
|
|Briefly ignore many negative [[conditions]].
|-
|[[Blacksmith]]
|
|Increase the bonuses of your [[Equipment|weapons, armor and shields]]. At 6th and 12th [[level]]s, gain +1 [[HP|hit point]] per level.
|-
|[[Dartmuth Secret]]
|
|[[Intelligence]] and [[Arcana]] replace other ability scores and [[Athletics]] for some purposes. At 5th [[level]], leave special patches of rust to spy with.
|-
|[[Did the Math]]
|12th level
|Take your turn over once per {{Bracket|Scene}}.
|-
|[[I Am Not Left-Handed]]
|
|Gain [[focus point]]s for attacking, spend focus points to reduce the [[AC]] of your opponents.
|-
|[[Juggernaut]]
|
|{{Bracket|Large}} size without penalties and improved [[Bull Rush]]. At 10th level, {{Bracket|Immunity}} to {{Bracket|Slowed}}.
|-
|[[Justice, Blind]]
|
|You are permanently {{Bracket|Blinded}} but can see beyond sight and your attacks are suitably precise.
|-
|[[Lucky Cigarette Case]]
|
|Your weapons gain the {{Bracket|Parrying}} property, and you can quickly reduce damage taken by attacks.
|-
|[[On a Pale Horse]]
|
|When you slay one opponent, leave all others {{Bracket|Cowering}}.
|-
|[[Something of a Traditionalist]]
|[[Just Blade]] track
| +2 [[HP|hit points]] per [[level]]. Eventually use Mystic Focus as part of the [[Charge]] maneuver.
|-
|[[Strike Down]]
|[[Just Blade]] track, Mystic Focus
|Infuse your Grim Heritor, and eventually your Mental Thrust, with furious electrical energy.
|-
|[[Vengeance is Mine]]
|
|Gain [[focus point]]s, which can be spent to enact painful revenge upon taking damage.
|-
|}

==Combat Feats==
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Combat Feats
!Name
!Prerequisites
!Effects
|-
|[[A Hell of a Thing]]
|6th level
|Cause an opponent continuous damage and {{Bracket|HP reduction}}, but suffer [HP reduction] in return.
|-
|[[Batter Down]]
|[[To Iron Married]], 6th level
|Opponents are {{Bracket|Prone}} on a [[critical hit]].
|-
|[[By Steel Beholden]]
|[[To Iron Married]], 9th level
|Recover 1 [[HP]] per [[level]] on a [[critical hit]].
|-
|[[Cataphract]]
|[[Ride]] trained
|While [[Mounted Combat|mounted]], take no [[AC]] penalty for [[Charge|charging]], gain +2 to [[attack roll]]s, and gain +2 to damage using [[Power Attack]] and [[Deadly Aim]].
|-
|[[Fancy Footwork]]
|6th level
|Give up attacks in an [[attack action]] for 5-ft steps.
|-
|[[In Mithril Reborn]]
|[[By Steel Beholden]], 12th level
|[[Critical hit]] on an [[attack roll]] of 16 or 17.
|-
|[[Kensai]]
|One or more [[Style Feat]]s, 6th level
|Intentionally miss on attacks to gain [[focus point]]s. Spend focus points for combat bonuses.
|-
|[[Perfect Defense]]
|
|Interrupt enemy [[Charge]], [[Deadly Aim]] or [[Power Attack]] maneuvers.
|-
|[[Reckless Strike]]
|
|When using [[Power Attack]], take a penalty to [[AC]] instead of [[attack roll]]s.
|-
|[[Runic Gunknight]]
|One or more [[Style Feat]]s, 12th level
|Make attacks in an area.
|-
|[[Shadow Blink]]
|
|As a [[swift action]], {{Bracket|Teleport}} when you move.
|-
|[[Sniper]]
|[[Perception]] trained
|Increase the range of your ranged weapons by one category, and use [[Perception]] in place of in combat [[Bluff]] checks.
|-
|[[Spectacular Beats]]
|[[Discipline of the Serpent]] track, 3rd level
|Master the use of improvised weapons for [[combat maneuvers]].
|-
|[[Tell Them, Still Angry]]
|6th level
|Explode on death, dealing {{Bracket|HP reduction}}.
|-
|[[To Iron Married]]
|
|[[Critical hit]] on an [[attack roll]] of 18 or 19.
|-
|[[Way of the Gun]]
|Any [[Style Feat]], [[Discipline of the Serpent]] track
|Use select [[combat maneuvers]] with ranged attacks.
|-
|[[You Shall Not Pass]]
|
|Double your {{Bracket|Melee}} range and make it impassable once per {{Bracket|Encounter}}.
|-
|}

==Style Feats==
You may have multiple Style feats, but you may only use (and gain the benefit of) one at a time, chosen each time you pick up, draw, or switch to a weapon, as a [[swift action]], or part of a [[move action]].

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Style Feats
!Name
!Prerequisites
!Effects
|-
|[[A Song of Arrows]]
|6th level
|Attack as an [[immediate action]]
|-
|[[And My Axe!]]
|
| +1 stacking damage each time you hit an opponent. At 10th level, this improves to +2.
|-
|[[Epic Flail]]
|
|Gain {{Bracket|Reach}} for all melee weapons, and forsake [Reach] to ignore half your opponent's [[Gameplay Basics#Modifiers|deflection bonus]] to [[AC]].
|-
|[[Meteor Crush]]
|3rd level
|Make a single attack that deals extra damage and knocks down {{Bracket|Flying}} opponents.
|-
|[[Mighty Smash]]
|
| +2 damage on attacks, and apply [[Attack roll|attack]] penalties to opponents you hit multiple times.
|-
|[[Musketeer]]
|
| +[[KOM]] to damage on one attack using [[Deadly Aim]] per {{Bracket|Round}}. At 10th level, two attacks.
|-
|[[Pistolero]]
|[[To Iron Married]]
|Opponents are {{Bracket|Blinded}} on a [[critical hit]].
|-
|[[Simply Smashing]]
|
|Extra damage and {{Bracket|Prone}} to opponents you hit three times.
|-
|[[Swift-Hand Throw]]
|
|Opponents are {{Bracket|Burning}} and {{Bracket|Knocked down}} on a [[critical hit]].
|-
|[[The Scattering Wind]]
|3rd level
|[[Descriptors#Dispelling|Dispel]] effects with a hit once per {{Bracket|Encounter}}. At 10th [[level]], twice per [Encounter].
|-
|[[The Terrible Swift Lash]]
|
|One additional [[5 ft step]]. At 10th [[level]], as a [[swift action]], knock an opponent {{Bracket|Prone}} with an attack.
|-
|[[This is a Knife]]
|
|{{Bracket|HP reduction}} on [[critical hit]]s.
|-
|}

==Skill Feats==
These feats all require you to be trained in one or more [[skills]] and represent the ability to apply those talents in a new way. Many [Skill] feats grant bonuses to their associated skills, but remember that [[Gameplay Basics#Modifiers|feat bonuses]] do not stack with one another.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Skill Feats
!Name
!Prerequisites
!Effects
|-
|[[Anatomical Targeteer]]
|[[Medicine]] trained, 6th level
|User the Medicine skill instead of [[Bluff]] or [[Perception]] in combat. Attacks inflict {{Bracket|Bleeding}}.
|-
|[[Arcane Engineer]]
|[[Rune Magic]], [[Arcana]] and [[Engineering]] trained, 12th level
|Create portable rune traps and deploy them to nearby squares.
|-
|[[Arcane Magister]]
|[[Arcana]] trained
| +2 to Arcana checks and to [[DC]]s of magical abilities from one track.
|-
|[[Arcane Recitation]]
|[[Arcana]] trained, 6th level
| +3 to [[DC]]s of magical abilities as a [[swift action]].
|-
|[[Charm]]
|[[Diplomacy]] trained, 6th level
|Persuade opponents in combat encounters to second-guess their offensive actions and prevent the use of [[Intimidate]] in [[social encounter]]s.
|-
|[[Cloaked Casting]]
|Spellcasting track, [[Larceny]] trained
| +2 to Larceny checks. With a successful Larceny check, a spell you cast can’t be identified.
|-
|[[Confusion]]
|[[Bluff]] trained, 6th level
|Leave enemies {{Bracket|Confused} and force creatures to accede to demands in [[social encounters]].
|-
|[[Create Teleportation Circle]]
|Two of [[Arcana]], [[Engineering]], or [[Geography]] trained, 9th level
|Construct a permanent dimensional gateway.
|-
|[[Daggerstorm]]
|[[Arcana]] trained, 9th level
|Unleash a hail of magical homing daggers.
|-
|[[Danger Sense]]
|[[Perception]] trained, 6th level
| +2 to Perception checks. Gain a second chance to notice the hidden.
|-
|[[Deft Strike]]
|[[Larceny]] trained
|Ignore {{Bracket|Damage reduction}} and {{Bracket|Resistance}} with a Larceny check.
|-
|[[Disjunction]]
|[[Engineering]] trained, a {{Bracket|Dispelling}} ability, 12th level
|Weaken a creature's items temporarily.
|-
|[[Dread Secret]]
|[[History]] trained, 6th level
|Reveal a terrible truth, leaving a creature {{Bracket|Dazed}}.
|-
|[[Earthshaper Journeyman]]
|[[Geography]] trained, 9th level
|[[Burrow]] through earth and stone.
|-
|[[Earthshaper Liege]]
|[[Earthshaper Journeyman]] or [[Earthshaper Warden]]
|Armor of stone grants {{Bracket|Immunity}} to {{Bracket|Blown away}} and an [[Gameplay Basics#Modifiers|item bonus]] to [[AC]].
|-
|[[Earthshaper Warden]]
|[[Geography]] trained, 9th level
|{{Bracket|Resistance}} to all damage on the first {{Bracket|Round}} of combat.
|-
|[[Explosives Expert]]
|[[Engineering]] trained, [[Demo Man]] track
| +2 to Demo Man [[DC]]s and Engineering checks.
|-
|[[Ghost Hunter]]
|[[Perception]] trained, 6th level
| +2 to [[Perception]] checks, use ''[[see invisibility]]'', and turn physical damage from your weapons into magic damage with the {{Bracket|Force}} descriptor.
|-
|[[Journeyman Healer]]
|[[Medicine]] trained
|Decrease Medicine [[DC]]s for nearby allies by 2.
|-
|[[Lightbender Adept]]
|[[Arcana]] trained, 6th level
|Call the shadows to play back past events and reveal {{Bracket|Invisible}} creatures.
|-
|[[Lightbender Magus]]
|[[Lightbender Adept]]
|Control light to leave opponents damaged and {{Bracket|Dazzled}}.
|-
|[[Martial Magister]]
|One [[Skills#Physical Skills|Physical skill]] trained.
| +2 to [[DC]]s of [[extraordinary]] abilities from one track and three [[combat maneuvers]].
|-
|[[Master Healer]]
|[[Journeyman Healer]], 6th level
|Bottle your Medicine checks for later use.
|-
|[[Master Scout]]
|[[Acrobatics]] and [[Athletics]] trained
| +2 to Acrobatics and Athletics checks and ignore [[difficult terrain]]. Gain the [[Swim]] movement mode.
|-
|[[Mystic Healer]]
|[[Arcana]] or [[Medicine]] trained, [[Incantation]] or [[Shaman Spellcasting]] track
|Convert d4s from healing Incantations and healing spells to d6s.
|-
|[[Retcon]]
|Two of [[Arcana]], [[Bluff]], or [[Diplomacy]] trained, 6th level
|Alter memories and records of a conversation.
|-
|[[Safekeeper Adept]]
|[[Arcana]] trained, 3rd level
|You gain a modest extradimensional storage unit.
|-
|[[Safekeeper Magus]]
|[[Safekeeper Adept]], 12th level
|Your extradimensional storage is now a 50 ft cube.
|-
|[[Savvy Librarian]]
|[[Geography]] or [[History]] trained
|Use Geography or History for identifying all creatures and gain a +2 to the chosen skill.
|-
|[[Shout of Doom]]
|[[Arcana]] trained, a {{Bracket|Dispelling}} ability, 15th level
|Weaken a creature's tracks temporarily.
|-
|[[Sinister Sinews]]
|[[Intimidate]] trained
|[[Strength]] governs your Intimidate skill and {{Bracket|Fear}} effects rather than [[Charisma]].
|-
|[[Terrifying Shout]]
|[[Intimidate]] trained, 6th level
| +2 to Intimidate checks and use in-combat Intimidate on all opponents in {{Bracket|Close}} range.
|-
|[[Terror]]
|[[Intimidate]] trained, 6th level
|Leave opponents {{Bracket|Frightened}} in combat, prevent the use of [[Bluff]] and Intimidate in [[social encounters]].
|-
|}

==Racial Feats==
Racial feats are feats that are exclusive to members of a particular [[Races|race]] (and not merely creatures who have the corresponding [[racial track]]). Though some must be taken at character creation, others can be taken later as a creature grows into its racial abilities.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Racial Feats
!Name
!Prerequisites
!Effects
|-
|[[Blood Thirst]]
|[[Vampire]] race
|[[Temporary HP]] for using Bloodlust.
|-
|[[Ghoulish Enthusiasm]]
|[[Ghoul]] race
| +2 [[Gameplay Basics#Modifiers|feat bonus]] to Horrible Bite [[DC]] and eventually gain a {{Bracket|Bonus attack}} on a failed save against Horrible Bite.
|-
|[[Keep Them in Line]]
|[[Mummy]] Race
|Demoralize foes when an opponent fails its save against your Growing Horror.
|-
|[[Lich's Wrath]]
|[[Lich]] race
|Gain a powerful undead [[spell-like ability]].
|-
|[[Skeleton King]]
|[[Skeleton Champion]] race
|As a [[swift action]], cause allies to be healed when they attack.
|-
|[[Skinjob]]
|[[Sentient Construct]] race, 1st level only
| +3 to [[Larceny]] checks. The [[DC]] of identifying you increases by 5.
|-
|}

[[Category:Feats]]