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penalty. In addition, you only need make a DC 20 Swim check every four hours to avoid fatigue. In addition, you can hold your breath for a number of rounds equal to four times your Constitution score. Normal: Swim checks are subject to double the normal armor check penalty and encumbrance penalty. In addition, you must make a DC 20 Swim check each hour or take 1d6 points of nonlethal damage from fatigue. A character can hold his breath for a number of rounds equal to twice his Constitution score. Exotic Weapon Proficiency (Dwarven Axe Musket) (General) You are familiar with the use of the dwarven axe musket, both as a melee weapon and as a firearm. Prerequisites: Firearms Proficiency, base aack bonus +1. Benefit: You suffer no aack penalty when using this weapon. Normal: A character who uses a dwarven axe musket without being proficient takes a –4 penalty on aack rolls (melee and ranged), the misfire range on his musket increases by +4, and if a misfire occurs the degree of severity of a misfire roll on Table 11–9: Firearm Misfire Results increases by one step. Special: A fighter may select Exotic Weapon Proficiency (dwarven axe musket) as a fighter bonus feat. Fast Healing (Kav) You heal miraculously fast. Prerequisites: Any two Kav feats. Benefit: You gain fast healing 2. The fast healing special quality allows you to regains hit points at an exceptionally fast rate. Except where noted here, fast healing is just like natural healing. Fast healing does not restore hit points lost from starvation, thirst, or suffocation, and it does not allow you to regrow lost body parts. Favored Enemy (General) You are adept at opposing a specific type of creature, whether in combat or when using certain skills. Benefit: Select a creature type from the following list: aberration, animal, construct, dragon, elemental, fey, giant, humanoid (aquatic), humanoid (dwarf), humanoid (elf), humanoid (goblinoid), humanoid (gnoll), humanoid (gnome), humanoid (halfling), humanoid (human), humanoid (orc), humanoid (reptilian), humanoid (shapechanger), magical beast, monstrous humanoid, ooze, outsider (air), outsider (chaotic), outsider (earth), outsider (evil), outsider (fire), outsider (good), outsider (lawful), outsider (native), outsider (water), plant, undead, vermin. You gain a +2 bonus on Bluff, Listen, Sense Motive, Spot, and Survival checks when using these skills against creatures of this type. Likewise, you get a +2 bonus on weapon damage rolls against such creatures. If a specific creature falls into more than one category of favored enemy, the bonuses do not stack; use whichever bonus is higher. Special: This feat can be taken multiple times, selecting a new favored enemy each time. Its effects stack with the ranger ability of the same name. Fearful Presence (Kav) You instill fear in others by projecting your animal nature. Prerequisites: Cha 13, Intimidate 8 ranks. Benefit: You may use the demoralize opponent feature of the Intimidate skill as a swi action (see page 100). Also, the target remains shaken for a number of rounds equal to your Charisma bonus (minimum 1 round). Once a target has been affected by Fearful Presence, it is immune to further incidences of these effects for 24 hours. Chapter Ten: Skills & Feats 111 Firearms Proficiency (General) You are familiar with the use and maintenance of flintlock blunderbusses, muskets, pistols and the like. Prerequisites: Base aack bonus +1. Benefit: You make aack rolls with the weapon normally. Normal: A character who uses a firearm without being proficient takes a –4 penalty on aack rolls, the misfire range on his musket increases by +4, and if a misfire occurs the degree of severity of a misfire roll on Table 11–9: Firearm Misfire Results increases by one step. Special: You need not take this weapon proficiency for each type of firearm; their use is so similar, unless otherwise noted, this proficiency covers all firearms. A fighter may select Firearms Proficiency as a fighter bonus feat. Optional: The GM may allow clerics, fighters, rangers, paladins, and warriors to receive this feat free in place of the Armor Proficiency (medium or heavy) normally granted them. Form Mastery (Animal) (Kav) You spent so much of your time in animal form you are more accustomed to it than you are to your other shapes. Benefit: You take a –1 competence penalty to all aacks, saves, and checks while in hybrid or humanoid form, but gain a +1 competence bonus to aacks, saves, and checks while in animal form. In addition, you can change into animal form from humanoid or hybrid as a swi action (see page 100). Special: You may not choose this feat if you have previously gained Form Mastery (humanoid) or (hybrid). Form Mastery (Humanoid) (Kav) You feel most comfortable as a humanoid, with both your hybrid and animal forms proving difficult and uncomfortable. Some of the traits and abilities you would enjoy as a lycanthrope bleed through to your humanoid form, as you channel your feral instincts to your humanoid psyche.
112 Benefit: While in humanoid form, you gain a +2 bonus to any ability score that normally increases when you switch into hybrid or animal shape. When in either of those two other forms, you take a –2 penalty to all aacks and checks, and a –10 foot penalty to your speed. Special: You may not choose this feat if you have previously gained Form Mastery (animal) or (hybrid). Form Mastery (Hybrid) (Kav) Caught between your humanoid and bestial sides, you prefer to remain in hybrid form. Benefit: When you switch from humanoid to hybrid form, you do not lose any of your equipment even if your size changes. When two-weapon fighting and with a natural weapon as an off-hand aack, you reduce the penalty to all aacks by 1. When in humanoid form, you take a –2 penalty to Strength and Dexterity as you must struggle to cope with a weaker, frail form. In animal guise, you reduce your speed by –10 feet and take a –1 competence penalty to aacks, checks, and saves. Special: You may not choose this feat if you have previously Gift of Divine Heritage Feats gained Form Mastery (animal) or (Optional) (humanoid). The gods of the <strong>SpirosBlaak</strong> seing have fallen from grace. For this reason, they meddle in Grace of Lunis (Kav) mortals’ affairs and oen breed with them, You become quicker and more thereby passing on some unusual traits. These agile when Lunis, the moon, is full. traits are detailed in the Lesser Gi of Divine Heritage and Greater Gi of Divine Heritage Benefit: During nights of a full feats. If this cosmology does not suit his moon, you gain a +2 bonus to your campaign world, it is suggested that the GM Dexterity score. This bonus lasts not allow players to choose these feats. from sunset until dawn, regardless of whether or not the moon is actually visible in the night sky. Greater Brew Potion (Item Creation) You can brew potions of greater potency than those provided by the Improved Brew Potion feat. Prerequisites: Caster level 13th, Cra (alchemy) 8 ranks, Brew Potion, Improved Brew Potion. Benefit: You can create a potion or oil of any spell of 7th to 9th level under the same rules and guidelines as described under the Brew Potion feat. Brewing these potions takes two days. Greater Gift of Divine Heritage (General) Your blood runs thick with that of the fallen gods. Prerequisites: Lesser Gi of Divine Heritage feat, character level 9th. Benefit: Your Greater Gi of Divine Heritage must be from the same god chosen for the Lesser Gi of Divine Heritage. The effects of this feat depend on the god selected. • Akrasia: Once per day per point of Wisdom bonus (minimum of 1), you may take another move action, either before or aer your normal action. • Antigonos: Your Dexterity score permanently increases by +2. • Arkanocles: You gain spell resistance equal to 10 + your character level. If you already have spell resistance, use the higher value +2. • Biddethomia: You can see in any darkness, even magical darkness, out to any distance. • Cinnoldis: You gain sorcerer as an additional favored class. In addition, you may choose any four 0-level arcane spells that you may cast three times per day each as a caster whose level equals your character level. The save DC is Charismabased. In addition, all spells you cast have their save DC increased by +1. Chapter Ten: Skills & Feats • Deledos: Your Charisma score permanently increases by +2. • Demedreas: You gain a swim speed equal to your land speed. You gain the aquatic subtype, and the amphibious trait, allowing you to exist comfortably on land and in water. Additionally, you gain a +8 racial bonus to Swim checks. You may always take 10 on these checks, even if rushed or threatened. You may take a run action while swimming, as long as you move in a straight line. • Dooned: You always move silently, as if you were an incorporeal creature. You lose this ability if you wear heavy armor. In addition, you gain a +5 bonus to Hide checks. • Eaovata: You gain an animal companion, as if you were a druid whose level equals half your character level. If you already have druid levels, you are considered a druid three levels higher than you are for the purposes of your animal companion’s special abilities. In addition, you may speak with any animal as if you were permanently under the effects of a speak with animals spell. • Gamia: Your base speed increases by +20 feet. • Gasperos: Your Strength or Constitution score permanently increases by +2. • Grĳj: You gain immunity to all poisons. In addition, you gain a +3 sacred bonus to all Fortitude saves. • Jestale: You may cast contagion three times per day as a spelllike ability. Your caster level equals your overall character level. The save DC is Charisma-based. • Kutsutema: You are immune to all devices and spells that detect, influence, or read emotions or thoughts, in effect making you immune to all mind-affecting spells and effects as well as information-gathering by spells or effects. • Logothos: You add your Wisdom modifier as a bonus to all Intelligence-based skills and checks. In addition, when determining future skill points you add your Wisdom modifier to your Intelligence modifier. • Mikret: You may cast diminish plants three times per day as a spell-like ability. Your caster level equals your overall character level. The save DC is Charisma-based. • Panathon: You are immune to all spells and effects of the enchantment school. • Phaetos: Three times per day, you may roll two dice on any roll of 1d20, taking the beer of the two results. If both dice have the same result, you may, at your option, reroll both dice. • Poden-mol: You may cast confusion three times per day as a spell-like ability. Your caster level equals your overall character level. The save DC is Charisma-based. • Shivanos: You gain the barbarian rage ability, usable once per day. If you already have this ability, you may rage one additional time per day. In addition, your land speed increases by +5 feet. • Spiros: You constantly emanate a field of supernatural psychic power, preventing all creatures within 20 feet of you from speaking a lie. This ability works just like the zone of truth spell. Creatures in the area may aempt a Will save (DC 12 + your Charisma modifier) to avoid the effects of this ability. • Sri Senn Sindh: You may cast greater magic weapon three times per day as a spell-like ability. Your caster level equals your overall character level. In addition, any weapon you wield counts as magical for the purposes of overcoming damage reduction. • Sycleese: Once per day, as a swi action (see page 100), you may instantly heal yourself or another, as per the heal spell, cast as a caster equal to your overall character level. This is a spell-like ability.
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