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Latest revision as of 02:02, 15 December 2017
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The glossary contains rules categories for homebrew material on the wiki. This includes, but is not limited to, new feat types, creatures types and subtypes, status conditions, and creature abilities.
Contents
Feat Types[edit]
Unlike other tables on this page, the feat types listed here may link to an SRD page. In these instances, the SRD page contains the listings for homebrew feats of these types.
Name | Description |
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Aberrant | Aberrant feats were originally presented in Lords of Madness. They represent your character evolving to be closer to the aberration type. |
Abyssal Heritor | Abyssal Heritor feats are representations of an abyssal bloodline or power source beginning to manifest itself. |
Alchemurgic | These are feats pertaining to the use of Alchemurgic Items. |
Ambush | Ambush feats were originally presented in Complete Adventurer. They allow you to sacrifice some of your sneak attack dice in exchange for special status effects. |
Anarchic | Anarchic feats grant special like benefits to Chaotic characters. |
Anti | Anti-feats are for characters that just don't stand up to the average standard. |
Arcane Combat | Arcane Combat feats grant magical abilities through various combat styles and techniques. The classes which get them usually have no spellcasting ability of their own. All arcane combat feats are also fighter bonus feats, and many require fighter levels. |
Archetype | These feats help define who the character "is". |
Autoplate | Autoplate feats are a class based feat type, generally only used by characters with levels in Autoplate Pilot or Autoplate Pilot, Variant. |
Axiomatic | Axiomatic feats grant special like benefits to Lawfull characters. |
Bardic | Bardic feats open up new option for characters with the bardic music feature. The category already exists under WotC rules. |
Bending | Bending feats enhance or otherwise adjust the abilities of a character with levels in a bending class. |
Bloodline | Bloodline feats grant additional spells to spontaneous caster, based on their magic heritage. |
Bomb | Bomb feats are those that grant or improve bombs, as the Pathfinder Alchemist's or Grenadier (3.5e Class)'s class features of the same name. |
Celestial | A feat with the [Celestial] tag can only be taken by a creature who is a Celestial. |
Combat | Combat feats are a type of scaling feat that grants increasing bonuses based on your Base Attack Bonus. |
Combat Form | Combat Form feats are used to represent a peculiar clarity in combat, and the benefits that come with it. |
Cooperative | Cooperative feats are designed to work with allies in specific circumstances to produce powerful effects. |
Curse | Curse feats grant powerful extraordinary or supernatural ability to character who take them, however they also possess their share of drawback. |
Deformity | Deformity feats are a subset of [Vile] feats based around the Willing Deformity feat originally presented in Book of Vile Darkness. |
Domain | These feats, added in Complete Champion, work once per day and are usually dependent upon your Domain. |
Draconic | Draconic feats, introduced in Complete Arcane, are a type of sorcerer bloodline feat path. |
Elemental | Feats of the [Elemental] type represent a connection to an elemental energy source, and the expression of that power. |
Equilibrium | Equilibrium feats grant special like benefits to neutral characters. |
Essence | |
Exalted | Exalted feats grant saint like benefits to good characters. |
Fiend | A feat with the [Fiend] tag can only be taken by a creature who is a Fiend. |
Fury | Fury feats are designed to augment a barbarian's rage or similar class features involving anger (such as a berserker's rage). |
Grim | Grim feats enhance or alter the features of a Grim. |
Heritage | Heritage feats represent power drawn from your ancestry. |
Hex | |
Hivemaster | Hivemaster feats update and expand the Aspect of the Vermin class feature of a Hivemaster. |
Incarnum | These feats, added in Magic of Incarnum, increase your essentia pool and can be invested with essentia. |
Innate | Innate feats are a type of scaling feat that grants increasing bonuses based on your total levels in supernatural classes. |
Job | Job feats are a type of feat that grant abilities reminiscent of multiclassing. |
Leadership | Leadership feats let you have and command minions. |
Luck | Luck feats deal with rerolls, second changes, or other effects which allow you to manipulate random chance. They were originally created in Complete Scoundrel. |
Mantra | A series of feat from the Untapped Potential book by Dreamscarred Press. These psionic feats are related to the use of Psionic Focus and the Concentration skill. |
Metabreath | |
Metacombat | Metacombat feats are like metamagic for melee classes. You take some form of attack penalty, and gain special bonuses and effects on your attacks. |
Metamaneuver | Metamaneuver feats are like metamagic feats for initiators. |
Metaphrase | Metaphrase feats allow a truespeaker to alter their phrases in slight ways. |
Minion | First introduced in Liber Demonica, these feats indicate service to a higher (or lower...) power. |
Monk | Monk feats are feats that a monk can take as a monk bonus feat. They may dictate what level they are available as a bonus feat, but many allow pre-requisites to be ignored if taken as a monk bonus feat. |
Monstrous | Monstrous feats are for non-humanoid characters. |
Multiclass | Multiclass feats help mitigate the level-dependent penalties of multiclassing. |
Necromantic Creation | |
Order | Order feats grant benefits based on your monk's level, a character may only have a single order feat. |
Pact | Pact feats augment a binder's soul binding class feature. |
Pokémaster | Pokémaster feats affect a Pokémaster's or Monster Tamer's ability to capture and control monsters. |
Prowess | Prowess Feats are general style feats that closely interact with the Tome of Prowess revised skill system. |
Racial | Feats tied to one's racial identity. |
Regional | |
Reserve | Reserve feats draw upon the magic inherent in a caster's body and soul, utilizing (but not consuming) energy from available spells to augment the character's already prodigious magical talents. |
Salient Ability | A salient divine ability is a special sort of feat which only deities with divine rank can take, as according to the rules spelled out in Complete Epic. It gives a deity a new capability or improves one that the deity already has. |
Setenall | |
Shifter | These feats, added in Races of Eberron, allow you to shift more often along with another benefit, usually related to shifting. |
Skill | Skill feats are a type of scaling feat that grant increasing bonuses based on your ranks in a specific skill. |
Speed | Feats that improve your movement options. |
Spell Stance | Spell stance feats are much like reserve feat, giving combat abilities based on spell available for casting. |
Spellcasting | Spellcasting feats are a type of scaling feat that grants increasing bonuses based on the highest spell level you can cast. |
Spelltouched | Spelltouched feats allow a character to interact with magic cast at them in unexpected ways. They were originally presented in Unearthed Arcana. |
Style | A style of feats which allow a character to perform various deeds when equipped with particular weapons.. |
Subsidy | |
Surge | Surge feats enhance the surges of a surge fighter or enable him to do things with his surge points that he couldn't do before. As an added bonus, all of them grant him bonus surge points as well! |
Symbiotic | |
Tactical | Tactical feats were first presented in Complete Warrior. Feats with this type provides several thematically similar and rather specific options or abilities that generally require some setup or a specific weapon set to utilize. |
ToP Skill | ToP Skill feats are a type of scaling feat that grants increasing bonuses based on your ranks in a specific skill in the Tome of Prowess skill system. |
Torture | Torture feats grant new abilities with which to wring information or compliance out of people. |
Undead | A feat with the [Undead] tag can only be selected or used by a character who is undead. |
Videogame | Videogame feats are meant to imitate common and non-specific abilities of videogame characters. |
Vile | |
Warforged | Warforged feats are available only to Warforged, and modify their structure to provide different armor or abilities. |
Weather | Weather feats are feats which interact with or change the local environment around you. You may only have one active at a time, and can switch which is active as a 1 round action. |
Weaving | |
Wild Magic | Feats that let your magic go wild!!! |
Wordcasting | Wordcasting feats use a rule that is dependent upon the Wordcasting subsystem. |
Xenotheric | Feats for Xenotheric creatures |
Creature Types[edit]
Name | Description |
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Entity | Neither organic nor artificial. Not a creature of this world or of any other world. Their origins are inscrutable and their minds are leagues beyond comprehension. They don't follow any rules that you or I would easily understand and the only word in any language that could accurately describe them is "Entity". |
Fey | In many cases, fey are the physical embodiment of some natural force, whether it be the land itself or the emotions and souls of those who inhabit it. Others are creatures with just a bit too much mysticism and power to be called humanoids. Commonly fragile in stature but strong in magical ability, making them very difficult opponents. |
Fungus | Now fungus creatures have their own unique type |
Giant | Giants are massive humanoids born with deep reserves of supernatural power, granting them their customary size and strength, variety of forms, and even magical abilities. |
Magical Beast | Magical beast is practically a catch-all category for the multitude of creatures whose origins cannot be explained by nature or the Outer Planes. |
Naught | A Naught is a creature that has lost a part of itself and was banished to the Void in the process. Trapped in a half-life, they suffer for nigh eternity. |
Ooze | Oozes are large masses of sludge and goop that have strange powers and a primitive intelligence, despite the fact that they look like something from a toxic waste dump. |
Plant | Plants with a bit more pizzazz. |
Undead | Undead come in two varieties: Primeval and Converted, each of which are given as subtypes. While the former is created from scratch solely as undead monsters, the latter is a transitional type applied to something that was previously of another type. This entry covers both separately. |
Variant Outsider | An outsider is a creature partially (or wholly) composed of the essence of a plane other than the Material Plane, but not of an elemental energy. |
Creature Subtypes[edit]
Name | Description |
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Abomination | Horrible half-deity half-monsters, these unloved abomination are anathemic to the divine. |
Acid | Creatures with the Acid subtype are infused with corrosive energies or materials, and often are composed of caustic slime, decaying matter, or corrosive vapors. |
Anthro | This subtype pertains to any humanoid or monstrous humanoid creature who appears to be based largely and in part on making an animal anthropomorphic. |
Aroghin | Aroghin separated their bloodline from humans long ago, moving their civilization far from any others, isolating themselves. |
Avatar | Avatar creatures are like elementals in that they are made of the things they are born from, and represent this thing, being a raw manifestation of it, and everything it represents. |
Beholderkin | The sybtype for all things beholderly. |
Bomb | |
Bot | Invented by Octoxeno to help compensate for there frail bodies. Bots are mindless aberrations and constructs, that have been built for a specific task, and have multiple modes of servitude. |
Cactuar | |
Cait Sith | |
Chocobo Esper | |
Clockwork | Clockwork creatures are constructs whose main function comes from technology rather than animating a solid mass of stone. They are made of complex gears, pipes, pulleys, and quasi-magical computer chips which grant them a unique intellect over their typically mindless kin. |
Cockatrice | |
Construct | Construct-subtype creatures are beings which were formed from inanimate matter, but which have the properties of living (or undead) beings rather than the Construct type. |
Damned | The damned subtype represent mortals being turned into devils after their passing. |
Deathless | This subtype pertains to undead that have gained the Deathless template. |
Draconic | These are the most quintessential and badass creatures in D&D (depending on who you ask). |
Dragonblooded | |
Dreamborn | Dreamborn creatures are only partially real, made out of the stuff of dreams and nightmares. |
Eldritch | The eldritch subtype applies to horrifying Lovecraftian creatures from beyond the veil. These creatures almost always cause dark insight and mindbreak simply by their presence. |
Electricity | Electric-subtype creatures are infused with the elemental power of electricity, and usually have electrical abilities. |
Elemental Spirit | During the early battles between celestials and fiends, their conflicts raged into the inner planes. Those who fell would respawn in their home planes, but only sometimes. From time to time, fiends and celestials alike would be reborn as elemental creatures, neither proper outsider nor elemental entity. |
Esper | Espers are generally large and powerful Outsiders, native to the Astral Plane but with strong ties to the Material Plane. |
Everlasting | Everlasting are powerful almost divine creatures resembling humans, they have the duty of protecting and shepherding humanity no matter the cost. |
Gear | This subtype pertains to the 'Gear' family of constructs, beings of gears and clockwork that give them certain strengths and weaknesses. |
Goblin | |
Incorporeal | Creatures with this subtype are not completely there, often ghosty, spirit-like, or immaterial. |
Kaiju | Creatures of colossal size and power, these beings carry some unique traits common amongst them. |
Kirin | |
Legacy | This subtype pertains to creatures with the legacy template. |
Living Dead | As living constructs are to constructs, the living dead are to the undead. They are undead who possess more living traits than normal at the loss of some of their abilities. |
Logos | Semi-mechanical outsiders usually associated with the lawful upper planes (and especially Arcadia), they are the "grunts" and utilities of the outer planes. They live, yet these beings lack free will of their own. |
Maita | Soul devouring outsiders, these beings feed off them rather than simply trade them. |
Menos | Within the ranks of fiends, certain spirits were born with a disruptive effect on the spells and spell-like abilities of others. Seeking opportunity, ancient fiends took the aberrant evolution and engineered from one an entire race of magically resistant fiends. |
Mindflayer | |
Paint | A subtype designating a creature made of or otherwise tied to the energy of the Art Flow. |
Plushie | Plushies are sentient dolls given animated life. They are usually associated with the God-King Lord Eiji. |
Pokemon Traits | For Pokemon d20, adding the Type based traits for Weaknesses etc. |
Pokémon | Pokémon are wondrous creatures with unique capabilities; a special class of monsters in and of themselves. This subtype encompasses all monsters on the D&D Wiki that are designated as Pokémon — officially or otherwise. |
Positive | Creatures with this subtype contain positive energy, and can endure it as a result. |
Replicator | This subtype pertains to the 'Replicator' family of constructs, beings consisting of numerous small and identical components known as monads. |
Sapblood | Sapblood creatures exist at the crossing point between plant and animal, gaining some but not all the features of plants. |
Semi-Corporeal | A semi-corporeal creature has an actual physical presence, but more often than not that presence is comprised of countless smaller objects, like stones, dust or smaller composite creatures that move contiguously and are bound to the spirit's will. |
Shiva | |
Siege | Siege-subtype creatures have the Siege Weapon special attack, and deal extra damage to inanimate objects. They typically have a reload time which can be reduced by increasing the number of creatures used to reload them. The details vary between siege weapons. |
Siren | |
Slime | Sentient, squishy oozes that are a premium XP source for beginning adventurers. |
Spiritfolk | Spiritfolks are feys that are quite less magical than all the others, or humanoids that have fey-like traits. |
Swarm | A cooler swarm subtype that fixes some of the problems of the original. |
Sylph | |
Tonberry | |
True Celestial | This subtype pertains to celestials that make up the Coelesti Hierarchia and that inhabit the various celestial spheres that exist in this and any other cosmology (such as the hierarchy of angels, the devagati, and other such places). |
Unicorn | |
Unliving | A subtype from Tome of Necromancy, for undead with a constitution modifier. |
Vehicle | Vehicle-subtype creatures have the ability to carry cargo, and have a multitude of defensive abilities. |
Xenoblooded | This subtype pertains to the Xenoblooded family of creatures very much related to the xenotheric, which hail from planes associated with aberrant lifeforms. |
Xenotheric | This subtype pertains to the Xenotheric family of outsiders, which hail from planes associated with aberrant lifeforms., Certain lifeforms have the capacity to generate large amounts of metabolic energy that can be used for many different purposes. |
Zodiac | These creatures are spiritual manifestations of the constellations in the sky. |
Effect Descriptors[edit]
Name | Description |
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Animal | A descriptor for spells and effects that deal with animals. |
Curse | A descriptor for curses and things that remove or empower them. |
Metal | A descriptor for spells that interact with metals or items made from metal. |
Paint | A descriptor for effects powered by the Art Flow. |
Plant | A descriptor for things like Plant Growth, Blight and other plant-affecting spells. |
Poison | For spells an effects that utilize toxins. |
Time | A descriptor for stuff that messes with time or creatures' perceptions of it. |
Creature Abilities[edit]
Name | Description |
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Ability Damage Reduction | Ability damage needs to break through the ability damage reduction first before a creature is dealt ability damage. |
Adaptive Regeneration | Adaptive Regeneration is a special kind of regeneration which adapt to damage. |
Air Jump | A creature with this ability can perform a series of midair jumps. |
Animate Fire Breath | Level 3 ability of the Lava Dragon sphere |
Bio-Energy | Certain lifeforms have the capacity to generate large amounts of metabolic energy that can be used for many different purposes. |
Bloody Mauling | Creatures with this ability will cause foes to bleed alot when they attack |
Breath Ability | A category of abilities involving breathing on people. |
Bright-light Vision | Bright-light vision is a supernatural ability that allows creatures to see in conditions of bright or blinding light. |
Choking Constrict | Creatures with this can choke foes to death and not just crush them. |
Damage Susceptibility | Creatures take more damage from certain sources. |
Daunt | Lacking the will to fight saps one's power as much as the misery of fighting an army of the undead. |
Double Jump | Some creatures can jump while in the air. This works a lot like jumping from the ground, except it's done while in midair (hence the other common name of this ability, "Midair Jump"). While it can enable the user to maneuver in midair better than most other creatures, it is not flight; it is far more limited. |
Energy Absorption | You aren't just immune to an element, but are healed by it. |
Energy Anti-Resistance | Just because you have energy resistance/immunity doesn't mean you're always safe! Anti-resistance enables its bearer to treat some or all of a target's energy resistance like it wasn't even there! |
Energy Charge, Revised | This supernatural ability sends a burst of vital energy through a touch, which can help the living or harm the undead. |
Fatten | This ability allows the user to expand their mass. |
Guard | Can stop a set amount of damage from specific types every round |
Hinder Energy | Hinder Energy (also known as Energy Hindrance or Damage Hindrance) grants a creature a percentage resistance to a given energy or damage type. |
Hover | Hover is a mode of movement similar to flight, except that the hovering creature can not fly higher than its natural reach. |
Hyperjump | This special ability cover extreme jumping abilities |
Immunity Hardness | Immunity Hardness a special ability that provide a degree of resistance to immunity and resistance piercing effects. |
Impact Zone | Impact Zone is a special ability that is usually applied to creature who are huge or larger, making their physical attacks area of effect. |
Improved Toss | Creatures with this ability briefly grab and throw opponents away from them. |
Inner Fire | Level 3 ability of the Lava Dragon sphere |
Jump Speed | A Jump Speed allows you to move in a straight line, even if that line is going through the middle of the air. |
Jumpscare | This ability allow the monster to make a demoralize opponent check as a swift action against flat-footed opponent. |
Keen Scent | Scent so keen, it may as well be blindsight. |
Lifesight | Allows detection of living creatures. |
Light Sensitivity | Dazzled by sunlight and daylight. |
Low Gravity Frame | Creatures with this ability may be able to move well in light gravity, but are impaired in heavier condition of gravity. |
Maneuver-Like Abilities | Some creatures have inherent use of martial maneuvers. |
Martial Defense | The extraordinary ability to avoid being affected by maneuvers and maneuver-like abilities. |
Metal Scent | Level 1 ability of the Lava Dragon sphere |
Multitarget | The opponent has multiple body parts which can all be targeted separately. |
Oblong | Oblong creatures are non-flexible, unusually long, wide, or tall creatures that do not fit in just one square. |
Partial Incorporeality | A Partially Incorporeal creature is able to pass through solid objects and mundane attacks have a chance of missing them. |
Pounce, the bluez's variant | Like normal pounce, but more balanced. |
Psychosis | As a reaction to stress, or often magical manipulation, creatures can fall prey to various mental afflictions. They range from harmless quirks to devastating behavioral changes and can be difficult to remove. |
Rapid Healing | A midway point between fast healing and ordinary healing; too slow to be of much use in combat, but fast enough to make life easier. |
Reinforced Plating | Reinforced plating is a special quality that can be added to a creature of the Construct type. |
Resilient | While damage reduction tends to mess with characters that have many attacks per round, few things can stand up to someone who does incredible amounts of damage with a single strike. Until now. |
Scent Lure | A creature with this ability can use its good-smelling scent to distract others. |
Segmented | Segmented creatures are flexible, unusually long, wide, or tall creatures that do not fit in just one square. |
Self-Repair | Basically, fast repair is fast healing, but for constructs, objects, and undead. |
Shield | A shield defends the creature it envelopes and has the ability to soak damage of most any kind. |
Space Adaptation | A creature with this ability is able to withstand the dangers of deep space. |
Spell Dampening | Spell dampening (and subsequently power dampening) reduces the caster level of the incoming spell for the purposes of determining how it affects the creature with SD, reducing its effectiveness, duration, range and other effects. |
Statue Form | This ability allows the user to perform the uncanny trick to become a statue. |
Sturdy | A sturdy creature always gains the maximum hit points from its hit dice. |
Thermalsight | Thermalsight gives creatures the ability to sense heat sources visually. |
Tremorsight | Tremorsense, but even more accurate. |
Ward | A warded creatures is very hard to hit with supernatural touch attacks. |
Youthdrain | A variant of energy drain which sap away mortality. |
Status Conditions[edit]
Name | Description |
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At Bay | A status effect which makes it difficult to go all-out. |
Aura Seal | A curse that makes it impossible to benefit from buffs. |
Baffled | A condition that describes a speechless and confused creature |
Bleedout | Build up "bleed" until you lose a large chunk of your health! |
Blight | Blights are like supernatural diseases, only much, much worse. |
Broken | This condition is applied to items rather than creatures |
Burned | Charizard uses Flamethrower. Wild Pidgey has suffered a burn! |
Burning | While burning, characters quickly lose health as their HP plummets. |
Clumsy | A clumsy creature trip over itself and automatically miss more easily. |
Concussion | When you get hit hard several times in a row, you can get Staggered, or even knocked out. |
Cramped | A cramped creature finds it harder to act. |
Dread | Build up "fear" until you are struck by debilitating debuffs. |
Enraged | Creatures afflicted who are under the effect of this status effect may only target a limited number of creatures. |
Frightened, Revised | An updated and more fair Frightened condition. |
Guard | Can stop a set amount of damage from specific types every round |
Hazed | Not quite mindless. |
Headache | A pain in the head hampers your ability to focus. |
Hypnotized | A powerful supernatural fascination effect, an hypnotized act as a fascinated one but is harder to bring back to sound mind. |
Immobilized | The character afflicted with this condition is unable to move from the spot where he stands. |
Intoxicated | When you've had one beer too many. |
Maddened | The subject is overcome with confused hysteria, unable to act normally. |
Mana-Burned | A mana-burned character loses control of the arcane energies inside him, causing his own spellcasting to injure him. |
Migraine | Serious head pain which lasts for a long time, a more severe form of headache. |
Mindbreak | Mindbreak represents the assimilation of harmful eldritch knowledge. |
Numbed | A state in which a creature's motor functions are heavily impaired, and their body responds very badly to muscle commands. |
Ongoing Damage | Damage that occurs over multiple rounds. |
Panicked, Revised | An updated and more fair Panicked condition. |
Poisoned | Being poisoned has extra effects on you |
Psychosis | As a reaction to stress, or often magical manipulation, creatures can fall prey to various mental afflictions. They range from harmless quirks to devastating behavioral changes and can be difficult to remove. |
Scorched | Whenever you are exposed to fire and flames you could remain burned. |
Semiconscious | A semiconscious creature's actions are inhibited and it risks falling unconscious if it overexerts itself |
Shaken, Revised | An updated and more fair Shaken condition. |
Spellstrained | Spells cast are less potent. |
Susceptible | Creature is easily affected by spells. |
Tinnitus | You may not be deaf, but you have a mighty hard time hearing anything over the cacophony in your head. |
Uncentered | Unable to use martial stances. |
Uncomfortable | Some awkward feeling keeps you from doing as well as you otherwise should be. |
Zombified | A variant of the zombie template as a condition. |
Skills[edit]
Name | Description |
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Appraise | |
Attack | A skill meant to replace the Base Attack Bonus. |
Craft Artifice | A Craft skill for crafting minor magic items without needing to spend a half-dozen feats. |
Craft Cooking | Cooks of the world unite! Now your useless flavor ability has an actual impact! |
Craft Explosives | An engineer merges knowledge gained from pyromania and trap making into making explosives., A remote detonator can be used to detonate traps and explosives up to a mile away. |
Craft Xeno- | This skill allows a creature to use substances and technology not of this world. This skill is like other craft skills in that it is a conglomerate of a few different skills, each purchased separately. |
Craft, Rebuilt | A rebuilt version of the SRD Craft skill. |
Heal - Advanced Medical | Advanced forms of healing allow you to perform surgeries, patch wounds in an instant, determine health and vitality, and even reattach limbs. |
Heal, Rebuilt | A rebuilt version of the SRD Heal ability that does not instantly negate any poison and disease anyone has and provide benefits for those with magical healing. |
Knowledge Math & Physics | The knowledge devoted to mathematics and the science of movement and energy. |
Knowledge Xeno | The knowledge devoted to operating technology, learning about aliens, and forbidden creatures from other dimensions. |
Pactcraft | A skill that involves knowing how pact magic works, how vestiges operate, and what the vestiges are like. |
Pilot | This skill allows a creature to operate a construct especially designed to be driven. |
Profession Pilot | With this skill you can operate flying vehicles, and pull off all manner of tricks. |
Program | A skill that involves working with computers and creatures with the Bot subtype. |
Scent | Use this skill to identify objects, people, creatures, or plants by smell or identify smells carried on the wind. |
Seduction | You use your sensuality and your physical assets to convince and persuade others. |
Teamwork | With this skill, learn to work in a team, and to strengthen group cohesion. |
Truespeech | This skill allows a creature to speak truespeech phrases and to identify such phrases and their effects. |
Witchcraft |
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