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1)gender
2)race
3)class
4)alignment
6)abilities
7)skills
8)feats
9)my characters
10)arcane spells
11)divine spells



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1) Gender
I've found that gender has some influence on the NPC dialogs and some game
environment . But this part of the character creation is not important.

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2) Race
Here is all races and some my advices about this races. I will not cover the
race characteristics because they are available in game manual.

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1.Human
Human is not a bad choice for all classes. Humans does not have real bonuses
and no penalties and they are very smart than other races. A human rogue with
high intelligence will gain a lot of skill points.
Recommended classes: all, but for some classes other races more recommended.
Not recommended classes: none.

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2.Elf
Elves are a good choice for wizard and rogue characters, especially ranged
weapon fighters, but -2 CON penalty makes them bad melee fighters.
Recommended classes: wizard, rogue, ranged weapon fighter classes.
Not recommended classes: melee fighter classes.

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3.Dwarf
Dwarves are an excellent choice for fighters and barbarians, but for
charismatic characters not recommended.
Recommended classes:fighter,barbarian,ranger.
Not recommended classes: bards, sorcerers, paladins.
Other classes: you can experiment with other classes.

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4.Halfing
Halfing have some thieving bonuses.
Recommended classes: rogue(highly recommended).
Not recommended classes:fighter,barbarian,paladin,monk.
Other classes: you can experiment with other classes.

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5.Gnome
Gnomes are a good choice for spellcasters.
Recommended classes:wizard,sorcerer.
Not Recommended classes:fighter, barbarian, paladin, monk, ranger.
Other classes: you can experiment with other classes.

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6.Half-elf
Half-elves are not so smart as humans, but they gain some nice bonuses and no
penalties
Recommended classes: all.
Not recommended classes: none.

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7.Half-Orc

I did not find in manual any information about this half-orc ability but when I
create half-orc fighter character I receive one extra feat as humans receive.

Half-Orcs are an excellent choice for stupid chaotic evil fighters who crush
everything in this world. Low wisdom for this characters not recommended
because mind-affecting spells will nerve
you. My henchman was Daelon and Owl's Wosdom was one of my favourite spells
because he ran from battle while fighting some evil mummies and other monsters
with aura of fear, but his damage make him killing machine.
Recommended classes:Barbarian,Fighter.
Not recommended: wizard, sorcerer, bard, paladin.
Other classes: you can experiment with other classes.

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3) Class
Here is classes and my advices. Multiclass system I will not cover because I
played with single class characters. I will not cover the characteristics which
are covered in manual.

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1.Barbarian
This class gains a lot of hit points (HP) per level, more then other classes
and with high constitution you can reach wonderful results in gaining HP. Use
Rage ability in battles and take Power Attack feat.Good for offensive fighting
and exotic weapons feat recommended.
Defense is fair but for barbarians with low or medium dexterity armor
proficiency (heavy) feat recommended to increase defense.

Abilities:high strength(STR) and constitution(CON) recommended,low or medium
dexterity(DEX), for human and half-orcs characters medium wisdom(WIS)
recommended, you can increase your intelligence (INT) for more skill points but
high INT is not recommended,low charisma(CHA). About skills and feats see in
Feats and Skills section.

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2.Bard
The maximum bard's spell level is level 6 so bard need CHA 16 to cast level 6
spells.
Fair for offensive fighting and fair defense. Heavy armor not recommended
because arcane spell failure will be very high in heavy armor.

Advices:medium STR, medium or high CON,medium or high DEX,low or medium WIS,
low or medium INT, medium or high CHA (I recommend CHA 14+ , at high levels CHA
must be 16+).

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3)Cleric
To cast a spell must have WIS 10+spell's level (at the higher levels WIS 19+
recommended in order to cast level 9 spells).
Fair for offensive fighting and good defense (high DEX not recommended
because heavy armor has some DEX penalties).
Advices:medium STR,medium CON,high WIS (16+ ) (I recommend WIS 16),medium
INT,low or medium DEX, medium or high CHA (cleric's Turn Undead ability based
on CHA modifier and cleric's level ).

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4)Druid
To cast a spell must have WIS 10+spell's level (at the higher levels WIS 19+
recommended in order to cast level 9 spells).
Bad in offensive fighting and fair defense (armor proficiency(heavy armor)
feat recommended)
spells: Divine (druids cannot access some cleric's spells (such as
Ressurection), but have some unique spells which cannot be accessed by
clerics).

Advices: medium STR, medium or high CON,high WIS (16+),low or medium INT,low or
medium DEX,low or medium CHA.

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5)Fighter
Good in offensive fighting and good defense (high DEX not recommended)
Recommended INT 13, because some useful fighter feats require INT 13.
spells:none.
Advices:high STR and CON,low or medium WIS,INT 13,low or medium DEX,low CHA.

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6)Monk
Monks are specialists in unarmed strike and during leveling up gain some
useful attack and defense bonuses.
Bad armor defense, but monk defence bonuses compensate this penalty.
Advices:high STR,medium or high CON,medium or high WIS,medium or high DEX,low
INT and CHA.

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7)Paladin
To cast spells must have WIS 10+spell's level (max spell level 4)
Good in offensive fighting and good defense.
Advices:high STR,medium or high CON,WIS 14+,low or medium DEX,low or medium
INT,medium or high (very good) CHA.

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8)Ranger
To cast spells must have WIS 10+spell's level (max spell level 4)
Good in offence and fair defense. Remember that ranger receive for free some
useful two-weapon fighting feats.
Advices:medium or high STR,medium or high CON,WIS 14,medium or high DEX,low or
medium INT,low CHA.

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9)rogue
Fair offence(special assasin's weapons will be useful ,sneak attack is very
good and not good armor defence (recommended high DEX).
skill points per level:8+INT modifier(!!!) (VERY GOOD)
Sneak Attack(extra damage (+1d6 damage at 1-st level and +1d6 damage every
two levels), some creatures are immune to sneak attack)
Advices:medium STR,medium or high CON,low or may be medium WIS,high DEX,low or
medium INT(medium or high INT is not a bad idea),low or medium CHA. Human rogue
will be smart one but halfing or elf is a good choice too.

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10)sorcerer
to cast spell must have CHA 10+spell's level (at the higher levels CHA 19
recommended)
Bad offence and bad armor defense (using armor feats not recommended because
spell failure penalties)
Light armor is not a bad idea.
Few skill points.
Special Abilities:
does not need to prepare spells every day unlike wizard and can cast
spells multiply times, but cannot memorize spells from scrolls to the spellbook
and has lesser spell slots than wizard, gain new spells when leveling up and
can get rid of useless spells when leveling up.

Advices:low STR,medium or high CON,low or medium WIS,medium or high DEX,medium
INT,high CHA16+.

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11) wizard
to cast spell must have INT 10+spell's level (at the higher level INT 19
recommended)
Very bad offense and bad armor defense. Spells and only spells.
For this class high INT required to cast high level spell, first it seems
that wizards gain few skill points, but high INT compensate this disadvantage
(my character human wizard with INT 23 at level 20 gained 9 skill points).
special abilities:
wizard specialist(while creating new wizard character you can become
specialist in some magic school, it has some advantages in chosen magic school
and disadvantages because every magic school has prohibited school of magic).
Wizard specialist gains one additional slot for each spell level but cannot
cast the spells from prohibited school of magic.
need to prepare spells every day and can cast each spell once per day,
contain more spell slots than sorcerer, can memorize spells from scrolls and
get rid of useless spells from memory at any time.
Use some metamagic feats.
Advices:low STR,medium or high CON,low or medium WIS,medium or high DEX,high
INT(16+),low CHA.

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4) alignment
There are 9 alignments in Neverwinter Nights: lawful good, lawful
neutral,lawful evil,neutral good,true neutral,neutral evil,chaotic good,chaotic
neutral,chaotic evil. Remember that your actions in game can change your
alignment and if you break your class alignment restriction you cannot gain new
levels,for example nonlawful good paladin cannon gain levels until he would
become lawful good again. Alignment influence on NPC's reaction and can be
changed during the game with your actions. For example, if you have lawful(85)
good(60) alignment and then some evil action decrease your good alignment
towards 10 and your alignment will be lawful(85) neutral(50).
I recommend you to choose alignment according to your future actions(good or
evil,lawful or chaotic).

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5) abilities

1.Strength
With higher strength you can do much damage in melee combat and can carry more
items in inventory. High STR recommended for melee fighters.
2.Dexterity
DEX modifier adds to AC and Reflex saving throws,range weapon fighters need
high DEX. High DEX is strongly recommended for rogues.Low DEX recommended for
characters who wear heavy armor and don't use ranged weapons.
3.Constitution
High CON increase your number of hit point and hit point you gained per level.
CON modifier adds to your fortitude saving throw (very useful) and spellcasters
with low constitution can easily be interrupted while casting spells.Low CON
not recommended for all classes.
4.Intelligence
Number of skill points you gain per level depends on INT modifier. INT is very
important for wizard class: with high INT wizard can cast more spells, their
spells are more powerful and it is very hard to resist this spells(INT is added
to your spell DC when enemy attempts saving throw against spell). Strongly
recommended for wizards.Low INT is not recommended for characters who gain few
skill points per level.
5.Wisdom
WIS modifier adds to Will saving throw. WIS is very important for clerics and
druids, and important for rangers and paladins. Low wisdom not recommended for
halfings,humans,half-orcs(I recommend 10+). I've found that with high WIS some
NPC dialogs appear with 'Insight' option which are not available for characters
with lower WIS.
6.Charisma
CHA is very important for sorcerers and paladins,important for bards,clerics
and monks. It influence cleric's and paladin's turn undead ability. I think
that CHA is useless for other classes , especially for evil characters(not
sorcerers).

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6) Skills
I will not describe each skill because you can read their description during
the game. I describe only my opinion about all skills. You need only one skill
point to increase your class skill else you need two skill points.
1)Animal empathy
Accesible only by druids and rangers.Recommended for druids and rangers.
2)Concentration
Strongly recommended for spellcasters (especially
wizards,sorcerers,clerics,druids).
3)Disable Trap
Recommended for all characters because there are a LOT OF traps in the game
and some traps damages you greatly and can kill you instantly.
4)Discipline
Not bad for melee fighters classes
5)Heal
Recommended for all characters exept clerics
6)Hide
Recommended for stealth characters especially rogues.
7)Listen
Useless skill
8)Lore
Useless, because you can identify items with traders.
9)Move silently
Recommended for stealth characters, especially rogues.
10)Open lock
Not recommended for wizards and sorcerers and characters with high
STR,because lock can be opened with spells or bashed with weapon. Recommended
for rogues and bards.
11)Parry
Recommended for melee fighter classes but this skill is not so important for
them
12)Perform
Bard unique skill.Increase as high as possible.
13)Persuade
Very interesting skill. I recommend for all characters because it makes game
more interesting. This skill works in conversation. With this skill you can
purchase good items, more gold from NPC and access some NPC quests.
14)Pick Pocket
Recommended for bards and rogues.
15)Search
Recommended for all classes exept wizards,sorcerers and bards,because they
have find traps spell.
16)Set traps
May be for rogues but I thing it is useless.
17)Spellcraft
Strongly recommended for spellcasters. It helps them to identify spell and
perform counter spell.
18)Spot
Useless skill
19)Taunt
Useless.May be for evil characters.
20)Use magic device
Only for rogues and bards. Very useful.
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7) Feats
Some advices about feats.
1.Alertness
Useless
2.Ambidexterity(requires DEX 15+)
Good for two weapon fighters
3.Armor Proficiency (light,medium,heavy)
Some classes have this feat as default.
4.Called shot (requires base attack bonus +1 or higher)
Good for fighter classes
5. Cleave (requires STR 13+ and Power Attack feat)
Not bad for melee fighter classes
6.Combat Casting
Spellcasters must have
7.Deflect arrows(require DEX 13+,Improve unarmed strike feat)
Not bad for all characters.Monks receive this for free at level 2.
8.Disarm (requires INT 13+)
Not bad for melee fighters
9.Dodge(requires DEX 13+)
Not recommended for wearers heavy armor, but it is not bad.
10.Empower spell (Metamagic)
Good for spellcasters(FireBall or Chain Lighting spell with this feat very
good)
11.Extend Spell(Metamagic)
Not bad for spellcasters
12.Extra Turning(for clerics and paladins)
Good.
13.Great fortitude
Usefull for all
14.Improved critical(requires proficiency with chosen weapon and attack bonus
8+)
Very good for nonmagic characters
15.Improved disarm(INT 13+,Disarm feat)
good for fighter classes
16.Improved knockdown(requires Knockdown feat and base attack bonus +7)
very good for melee fighters
17.Improved Parry(Int 13+)
good for melee fighters
18.Improved Power Attack(STR 13+,Power attack feat)
very useful for fighters anf barbarians
19.Improved Two-weapon fighting(requires two-weapon fighting and ambidexterity
feats)
for two-weapon fighters
20.Improved unarmed strike
for monks(they receive this feat for free)
21.Iron will
for characters with low WIS
22.Knockdown
fighters and barbarians must have, very useful for fighters classes.
23.Lighting reflexes
for characters with low DEX
24.Maximize spell(metamagic)
expensive pleasure
25.Mobility (DEX 13+ ,Dodge feat)
recommended for fighter and rogue classes.Not recommended for wearers heavy
armor.
26.Point Blank Shot
range weapon fighters must have this feat
27.Power Attack(STR 13+)
Fighters,Barbarians and other fighter classes must have this feat)
28.Quicken spell(metamagic, ability to cast 4-th level spells)
Very expensive pleasure(for example with this feat you can cast maximum
level 6 spells on level 9 spell slots)
29.Rapid Shot(DEX 13+,Point Blank Shot)
for range weapon fighters
30.Sap(Base attack bonus +1,Called shot feat)
not bad for fighter and rogue characters
31.Shield
not bad for rogues
32.Silent spell
useless (may be in Multiplayer)
33.Skill focus
for all characters who wants increase some skill but I don't recommend this
feat
34.Spell focus
very good for wizards and sorcerers
35.Spell penetration
spellcasters must have
36.Still spell
very useful for wizards who wants wear some heavy or medium armor without
spell penalties
You can choose all three armor proficiency feats and this feat then wear
some magical heavy or medium armor and prepare all spells with this feat. Only
level 9 spells will suffer armor penalties.
37.Stunning fist(DEX 13+,WIS 13+,Sap,Improved Unarmed Strike,base attack bonus
8+)
Monks receive this feat for free, for other characters it is very expensive
38.Toughness
very good at lower levels, bad at higher and medium levels. For all classes.
if you choose this feat at level 1 then at level 20 you will have additional
20 hit points
(good for spellcasters and rogues)
39. Two-Weapon Fighting
for two-weapon fighters
40. weapon finesse(base attack bonus 1+)
very good for rogues and light weapon fighters with high DEX
41.Weapon focus(proficiensy with chosen weapon, base attack bonus 1+)
fighters must have for weapon specialization feat
42.Weapon proficiency exotic
good for monks
43.Weapon proficiency martial
all fighter classes exept monks receive this feat for free
not bad for clerics
44.Weapon proficiency simple
all classes exept monks,druids,rogues and wizards receive this feat for free
45.Weapon Specialization(fighters only,base attack 4+,weapon focus feat in
chosen weapon)
Fighters must have
46.Rogue Special Feats( this feats accessible only by rogue class):
a) crippling strike
must have
b) opportunist
good
c)skill mastery
not bad
d)slippery mind
must have
e)improved evasion
very good
f)defensive roll
not bad
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8) my characters
Here is some characters which I created and walk through the game.
I chose D&D Hardcore Rules difficulty level.

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Character 1:
gender:male
Race:human
Class:wizard(generalist)
alignment:lawful good
abilities:
STR 8
DEX 14
CON 14
WIS 10
INT 18
CHA 8
skills:
concentration +4
disarm trap +2
heal +4
lore +4
persuade +2
search +2
spellcraft +4
feats:
default race and class feats
combat casting
spell penetration
familiar:
panther

While playing this character my henchman was Daelan Red Tiger(Half-Orc
Barbarian). At the end of the game I killed Morag Queen with one reloading. My
favoutite spells were chain lighting, Meteor Swarm (good against crowd of
enemies),Premonition,Protections from spells,Greater Stone skin (good
protection spells),Greater Planar Binding( celestian avenger is very good in
battle),Finger of Death (good against nonundead strong enemies),mass haste(good
in critical moments),Gate(EXELLENT , before using this spell it is strongly
recommended to cast protection from evil),ShapeChange (good if all alies are
dead),Tenser's Transformation (use it until you reach Shapechange
spell),Animate dead (good in the middle of the game),Dismissal(good against
summoned enemies),hold monster(use it on melee fighers who attacks you),Time
Stop(VERY VERY GOOD),Improved Invisibility(use it always),Resist
elements(useful at the beginning of the game),lighting bolt,flame
arrow,fireball(use it always),find traps(good),magic missile(use it
always),burning hands(effective at the beginning of the game against the crowd
of enemies),owl's wisdom(increase wisdom).
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Character 2:
gender:female
race:human
class:cleric
alignment:lawful evil
abilities
STR 14
DEX 8
CON 14
WIS 16
INT 12
CHA 12
skills:
concentration +4
disarm trap +2
persuade +4
spellcraft +4
feats:
default race and class feats
extra turning
toughness
domains:
air (turn undead ability works on elementals and I gain some useful offense
Arcane spells)
death (summoned avatar and some good death Arcane spells)

Playing this character was not difficult.I killed queen Morag with no
reloadings. My henchman was Tony (rogue), Grimgnow (monk) and other henchmans
in some locations. My hero was equiped with powerful morning star and wearing
heavy dragon scale armor. At the end of the game my AC was 39 so queen Morag
can't hit me with melee weapon. At level 19 I've change my class to rogue. This
helped me to gain sneak 1d6 damage attack and skill points bonus at level 20.
I've also increase my DEX with rogue's ring.

Character 3:
gender:female
race:elf
class:rogue
alignment:chaotic neutral
abilities
STR 12
DEX 18
CON 12
WIS 12
INT 14
CHA 8
skills:
disarm trap +4
hide +4
move silently +4
open lock +4
persuade +4
pick pocket +4
search +4
set trap +4
spot +4
use magic device +4
feats:
default race and class feats
disarm

When I achieved level 11 then I change my class to ranger. So at the end of
the game my character was rogue(11)/ranger(9). At level 3 I chose weapon
finesse feat and always used small weapons and long bow. My character was
balanced melee and ranged warrior. When I chose improved disarm feat then I
became a really good disarmer (I disarmed Loxar,Calik,Desther in chapter 1,
Gorkan,Vardoc in chapter 2, high captains in Luskan and Aribeth in Chapter 4).
When I became a ranger I used two-weapon tactics in melee and strong long bow
with magical damage arrows as a ranged weapon. I created a fine dagger with
Daze 75%/round effect in Chapter 1 and used it always. Few enemies can resist
daze(undead, golems, immune to mind-affecting) so when the enemy became dazed I
damaged the enemy with sneak attack (6d6 damage at level 11). In chapter 3 I
created a powerful mace with the damage and attack bonus against undead . My AC
was 33 at the end of the game. With rogue sneak attack and ranger's attack
bonuses and two-weapon feats I had no problems when fighting melee fighters
(exept undead and golems). I've killed queen Morag with no reloadings (first I
killed two powerful Morag's lizards then I destroyed the trap and killed the
Protector from Sword with Aribeth's Sword (my magic device skill was 16) and
dagger with daze effect). I also used disarm and improved disarm feats with
tough enemies. At level 10 I chose very useful crippling strike rogue feat. As
a ranger I chose racial bonus feat against giants and lizardmen. My henchmans
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10) Arcane spells
In this section there is only my opinion and strategy in using all arcane
magic spells. Bards also use Arcane magic but I will not cover some bard spells
which are not accessible by wizard and sorcerer.

Spells:
Level 0 spells (cantrips):
1. Daze (Enchantment)
Useless
2. Light (Evocation)
Useless
3. Ray of Frost(Conjuration)
Use it to kill some weak enemy with "near death" hit points
4. Resisatnce (Abjuration)
Useless
Level 1 spells:
1. Burning Hands ( Transmutation )
Use this spell at the beginning of the game against the crowd of enemies but
watch your allies because they are also can be damaged by this spell (D&D
Hardcore rules).
2. Charm person (Enchantment)
I found this spell useless but you can experiment with this spell on
different NPCs.
3. Color Spray (Illusion)
Not bad against the crowd.
4. Endure elements (Abjuration)
Use it at the beginning of the game as a defensive spell until you reach
higher defensive spells.
5. Grease (Conjuration)
Useless
6. Identify (Divination)
Useless. You can identify the items by traders. Use it if you develop your
Lore skill and cannot identify the item by yourself.
7. Mage Armor (Conjuration)
Forget about AC and this spell
8. Magic Missile (Evocation)
Very useful offensive spell during the game. Use it always.
9. Negative energy ray (Necromancy)
Useless. You can use it at the beginning of the game but don't use it on
undead.
10. Protection from alignment (Abjuration)
Use it on some figher allies. I recommend protection from evil because there
are a lot of evil enemies. At the beginning of the game it has a short duration
so wait until you will be more experienced.
11. Ray of Enfeeblement (Necromancy)
Use it against some powerful fighters. But for sorcerers it is a very
expensive pleasure.
12. Scare (Necromancy)
Useful against weak enemies but you can kill this weak enemies with other
more useful spells. Remember that some races has strong mind-affecting defence.
Don't use it against undead.
13. Sleep (Enchantment)
Useless. May be against some humans and half-orcs.
14. Summon creature (Conjuration)
Use it until you reach more high summoning spells.
Level 2 spells:
1. Blindness/Deafness (Enchantment)
Useless
2. Bull's strength (Transmutation)
Use it on your fighter allies and on yourself to increase your inventory
weight.
3. Cat's Grace (Transmutation)
Use it on Tony henchman.
4. Darkness (Evocation)
Useless
5. Eagle's splendor (Transmutation)
If you have low CHA then this is your spell. You can also use this spell on
Linu henchman when fighting some undead.
6. Endurance (Transmutation)
Use it on yourself
7. Fox's cunning (Transmutation)
If you are a wizard use it always on yourself.
8. Ghostly visage (illusion)
Use it as a defense spell when fighting some tough enemies until you reach
more higher spells.
9. Ghoul touch (Necromancy)
Useless
10.Invisibility (Illusion)
You can use this spell to explore the area but I recommend to forget about
this spell.
11.Knock (Transmutation)
Use it to unlock the locks. Very useful spell.
12.Lesser dispel (Abjuration)
Use it against some weak mages with defensive spell aura. But I recommend
you to forget about spell at the beginning of the game.
13.Melf's Acid arrow (Conjuration)
Use it as a main level 2 offensive spell. At the end of the game this spell
has a small effects on enemies.
14.Owl's wisdom (Transmutation)
Use it to compensate low mind saving throw.
15.Resist elements (Abjuration)
Use it as a main level 2 defense spell
16.See Invisibility (Divination)
Useless.
17.Summon Creature 2 (Conjuration)
Use it as main summoning level 2 spell
18.Ultravision (Transmutation)
Useless
19.Web
Sometimes useful against the crowd of enemies.
Level 3 spells:
1. Clairaudience/Clairvoyance (Divination)
Forget
2. Clarity (Necromancy)
Forget
3. Dispel magic (Abjuration)
Use it to dispel enemy magic defense or for counterspelling
4. Find traps (Divination)
Use it to find and destroy traps.
5. Fireball (Evocation)
Use it always against the crowd of enemies. Very useful with Empower spell
feat.
6. Flame arrow (Conjuration)
Use it as a main level 3 offensive spell during the game
7. Haste (Transmutation)
Very useful but has short duration. Use it in critical situation. At the
end of the game the duration of this spell will be good.
8. Hold person (Enchantment)
Use it on powerful melee fighters
9. Invisibility sphere (Illusion)
For amateurs
10.Lighting Bolt (Evocation)
Useful spell. Use it always but watch for allies near target enemy.
11.Magic circle against alignment (Abjuration)
Good but has a very short duration
12. Negative energy burst (Necromancy)
Not bad but fireball, lighting bolt and flame arrow are more recommended.
13. Protection from Elements (Abjuration)
Use it as a main level 3 defense spell
14. Slow (Transmutation)
Useless
15. Stinking cloud (Conjuration)
Useless
16. Summon creature 3 (Conjuration)
Use it as a main level 3 summoning spell
17. Vampiric Touch (Necromancy)
Useless (this is not a Morrowind)
Level 4 spells:
1. Bestow curse (Transmutation)
Forget
2. Charm monster (Enchantment)
Forget
3. Confusion (Enchantment)
Forget
4. Contagion (Necromancy)
Forget
5. Elemental Shield (Evocation)
Not bad and not good.
6. Enervation (Necromancy)
I found this spell useless but you can experiment on powerful enemies.
7. Evard's black tentacles (Conjuration)
Forget
8. Fear (Necromancy)
Sometimes is not bad but I recommend to forget about this spell.
9. Ice Storm (Evocation)
Extremely useful and dangerous offensive spell. Use it always but watch for
allies.
10.Improved invisibility (Illusion)
Very useful. Use it with other defensive spells.
11. Lesser spell breach (Abjuration)
Forget
12. Minor Globe of Invulnerability (Abjuration)
Not bad. You can use it in some situations.
13. Phantasmal Killer (Illusion)
Interesting spell. I recommend you to leave one slot for this spell.
Sometimes you can kill tough enemy instantly with this spell. I recommend to
use this spell on rude creatures (such as Orcs,Minotaurs and others).
14. Polymorph Self (Transmutation)
Not bad but I recommend you to wait for some higher polymorph spells.
15. Remove blindness/deafness (Divination)
Forget. Useless spell.
16. Remove curse (Abjuration)
Useless
17. Shadow Conjuration (Illusion)
Not good
18. Stone skin (Abjuration)
Use it as a main level 4 defensive spell until you reach Greater Stone
Skin spell
19. Summon Creature 3 (Conjuration)
Use it to summon a creature
20. Wall of Fire (Evocation)
Good spell but Ice Storm is more recommended
Level 5 spells:
1. Animate dead (Necromancy)
Use it as a main summoning spell in the middle of the game until you reach
Greater Planar Binding spell. Has a duration 24 hours (long duration).
2. Cloudkill (Conjuration)
Useful against weak enemies.
3. Cone of Cold (Evocation)
Good but I prefer Ice Storm spell (level 4)
4. Dismissal (Abjuration)
Use this spell against summoning creatures at the latest stages of the
game.
5. Dominate person (Enchantment)
I found this spell useless. You can use this spell on some neutral NPC or
some Orc.
6. Energy Buffer (Abjuration)
Combine this spell with Stone Skin spell.
7. Feeblemind (Divination)
Useless
8. Greater Shadow Conjuration (Illusion)
I prefer Animate Dead spell
9. Hold monster (Enchantment)
Forget
10.Lesser Mind Blank (Abjuration)
Not bad but short duration
11.Lesser Planar Binding (Conjuration)
You can use this spell as an alternative summoning spell
12.Lesser spell mantle (Abjuration)
not bad against spell but short duration
13.Mind Fog (Enchantment)
for amateur
15.Summon creature 5 (Conjuration)
Dire tiger has a very weak defense
Level 6 spells:
1. Acid Fog (Conjuration)
not bad but Chain Lighting is more useful
2. Chain Lighting (Evocation)
Very strong offensive spell against the crowd of enemies. Use it always.
Effective against dragons.
3. Circle of Death (Necromancy)
Try to use on some tough fighter
4. Ethernal visage (Illusion)
Not bad but I prefer Greater Stone skin
5. Globe of Invulnerability (Abjuration)
Sometimes it is very useful (especially against Ice Storm spell) but if you
are a sorcerer then forget about this spell and concentrate on more useful
6. Greater Dispelling (Abjuration)
More powerful dispel magic spell. I prefer lower Dispel magic spel to save
the slots for some other level 6 spells. You can use it to counterspell some
powerful spell.
7. Greater spell breach (Abjuration)
Always use this on tough enemies to decrease their magic resistance
8. Greater Stone Skin (Transmutation)
Use this spell until Premonition spell
9. Legend Lore (Divination)
Forget
10.Mass Haste (Enchantment)
Use it when fighting a lot of strong enemies
11.Planar Binding (Conjuration)
I prefer Animate Dead spell because of spell duration
12.Shades (Illusion)
Not so useful
13.Summon creature 6 (Conjuration)
I prefer other summoning spells
14.Tenser's Transformation (Transmutation)
Use it to fight the enemies. You are a really tough guy.
15.True Seeing (Divination)
Useless
Level 7 spells:
1. Control Undead (Necromancy)
I prefer summoning spells
2. Delayed Blast Fireball (Evocation)
Good offensive spell
3. Finger of Death (Necromancy)
Good but I prefer other spells
4. Mordenkainen's Sword (Transmutation)
Powerful summoning spell but has a very short duration
5. Power Word, Stun (Divination)
Useless
6. Prismatic Spray (Evocation)
Not bad but I prefer to use some metamagic feat slots for offensive spells
on this level
7. Protection from spells (Enchantment)
Very useful. Use it always and combine with some damage defensive spells.
8. Shadow shield (Illusion)
Useful but has a very short duration
9. Spell Mantle (Abjuration)
Useful but has a very short duration
10.Summon creature 7 (Conjuration)
not bad but I prefer Animate dead spell
Level 8 spells:
1. Create Undead (Necromancy)
good but I prefer Greater Planar Binding
2. Greater Planar Binding (Conjuration)
The most balanced summoning spell in the game. Medium duration and powerful
creature.
3. Horrid Wilting (Necromancy)
Very useful against the crowd of enemies. Beware undead.
4. Incendiary Cloud (Evocation)
Very powerful offensive spell but watch for allies
5. Mass Blindness/Deafness (Illusion)
Useless
6. Mass Charm (Enchantment)
Useless
7. Mind Blank (Abjuration)
Useful in some situations but has a very short duration
8. Premonition (Divination)
The best defensive spell in the game against damage. Use it always. Combine
this spell with Improved Invisibility spell and Protection from spells spell.
9. Summon Creature 8 (Conjuration)
Powerful spell but I prefer Greater Planar Binding spell
Level 9 spells:
1. Dominate monster (Enchantment)
Don't lose your spell slot on this spell
2. Energy drain (Necromancy)
Useless
3. Gate (Conjuration)
The best summoning spell in the game. It has small duration. Before casting
this spell cast Protection from Evil spell or you can't control your summoned
creature. Use this spell when fighting very powerful enemies (dragons, Maugrim,
queen Morag and others)
4. Greater Spell Mantle (Abjuration)
Very good but has a very small duration
5. Meteor Swarm (Evocation)
The best offensive spell in the game. Use it always to show the enemies who
is a really powerful mage. Your allies are not damaged by this spell.
6. Mordenkainen's Disjunction (Abjuration)
I prefer lesser dispel magic spells. This spell can counterspell some very
powerful spell.
7. Power Word, Kill (Divination)
Useless, most of the enemies at the end of the game has more then 100 HP.
8. Shapechange (Transmutation)
This spell will transform you to very powerful creature. I prefer to leave
the slots for other spells.
9. Summon Creature 9 (Conjuration)
You can use it as an alternative to Greater Planar Binding spell
10.Time Stop (Transmutation)
Very useful spell. Use it with powerful enemies. Try to cast some offensive
or defensive spells while the time is stopped.
11.Wail of the Banshee (Necromancy)
I prefer to leave slots for other spells
12.Weird (Illusion)
Not bad. You can experiment on enemies.

Arcane spells conclusion:
It seems that Evocation spell school is the best spell school for offensive
spells (I recommend to choose Spell Focus (Evocation) feat). The Abjuration
school is the best defensive school magic. Conjuration is the best for
summoning spells. Necromancy contains some useful death spells but a lot of
necromancy spells are useless. Illusion also has some useful and useless
spells. Enchantment and Divination are the weakest spell schools but Divination
contains powerful Premonition spell and Enchantment contains Protection from
spells spell. Transmutation is the most universal spell school because it
contains some good transformation, offensive, defensive and summoning spells
and some very useful Level 2 spells.
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11) Divine spells
In this section I'll describe divine spells usefulness. Some divine spells
that are available in Arcane magic school I will not describe here. For more
info about such spells see arcane spells sections. Here we go!
Level 0 spells:
1. Cure minor wounds
Not bad at the very beginning of the game
2. Virtue
Useless
Level 1 spells:
1. Bless (Cleric)
Use it always in battles during the game.
2. Cure Light wounds
Good at the beginning of the game
3. Doom (Cleric)
Not bad. Use it on tough enemies.
4. Entangle (Druid)
Forget
5. Remove fear (Cleric)
Don't waste the slot
6. Sanctuary (Cleric)
Not bad but a very short duration
Level 2 spells:
1. Aid (Cleric)
Not bad but useless at the latest stages of the game
2. Barkskin (Druid)
Good if you want to increase your AC
3. Charm person or animal (Druid)
Useless
4. Cure Moderate wounds
Use it at the beginning and at the middle of the game
5. Flame lash (Druid)
Good druidic offensive spell
6. Lesser Restoration
Useful spell. Use it to cancel some negative effects
7. Remove paralysis (Cleric)
Forget
8. Silence (Cleric)
Very useful against enemy spellcasters
9. Sound burst (Cleric)
Nice offensive spell
Level 3 spells:
1. Call lighting (Druid)
Use it always
2. Cure serious wounds (Cleric level 3 and druid level 4 spell)
Use it always
3. Dominate animal (Druid)
forget
4. Invisibility Purge (Cleric)
Useless
5. Negative energy protection (Cleric)
Sometimes is useful
6. Prayer (Cleric)
very good but small duration
7. Remove desease
Use it to remove desease
8. Searing light (Cleric)
Useful against undead and golems
Level 4 spells:
1. Cure Critical wounds (Cleric level 4 and Druid level 5 spell)
Use it always
2. Death ward (Cleric) (Druid level 5)
Useful against death spells but I recommend to skip this spell
3. Divine power (Cleric)
Very good but small duration. Use it with powerful enemies.
4. Freedom of Movement
Good against paralysis but there are some magic items with Freedom
property in the game
5. Hammer of the Gods (Cleric)
Good offensive spell
6. Neutralize poison (Cleric level 4 and druid level 3 spell)
Very useful when fighting some enemies with poison damage
7. Poison (Cleric)
Not bad
8. Restoration (Cleric)
Very useful spell in the game. Use it always
Level 5 spells:
1. Awaken (Druid)
use it on your animal companion
1. Circle of doom (Cleric)
Forget
2. Flame strike (Cleric)(level 4 spell for Druid)
Not bad
3. Healing circle (Cleric) (Druid level 6 spell)
Sometimes is useful
4. Raise dead (Cleric)
Useless in Single Player Campaign
5. Slay living
Nice death spell
6. Spell resistance
Has a very small effect in the game
Level 6 spells:
1. Blade Barrier (Cleric)
Not bad against a lot of enemies. See you allies
2. Harm (Cleric) (Level 7 druid spell)
Useless
3. Heal (Cleric) (Druid level 7)
Keep one slot for this spell
Level 7 spells:
1. Aura of vitality (Druid)
very useful
2. Destruction (Cleric)
Good against a single enemy
3. Creeping doom (Druid)
Experiment with this spell
4. Greater restoration (Cleric)
Use it when restoration spell failed
5. Regenerate (Cleric) (Druid level 6 spell)
Nice but I prefer cure wounds
6. Ressurection (Cleric)
Useless in Single Player
7. Word of Faith (Cleric)
Very useful spell against the crowd of enemies. Use it alaways.
Level 8 spells:
1. Aura versus alignment (Cleric)
Useful but small duration
2. Create Greater Undead (Cleric)
Powerful summoning spell
3. Fire Storm (Cleric) (Druid level 7 spell)
Not bad
4. Mass heal (Cleric) (Druid level 9 spell)
The best healing spell. Keep one slot.
5. Nature's Balance (Druid)
Very good against tough enemies
6. Sunbeam
Useful
Level 9 spells:
1. Elemental Swarm (Druid)
Use it against elementals
1. Implosion (Cleric)
Very good. Use it
2. Storm of Vengeance
Not bad. Use it
Conclusion: It seems that cleric's spells are oriented to healing and
blessing (increasing some characteristics). Some cleric's spells are against
death magic and good against undead. Remember that healing spells damage
undead. Druids have less healing and blessing spells but they receive some
useful defensive and offensive spells. Paladins are more close to cleric's
spells and rangers are more close to druidic spells.

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Para la gente que le gusta el rol ... un poco mas sobre aliniamientos.




----------------------Los 9 Alineamientos ----------------------------

Legal Bueno (LB)
El personaje que tiene este alineamiento es una persona en la que se puede confiar. Su palabra es como un contrato, aunque se ceñirá al espíritu más que a la letra. Suele preocuparse de los demás, y cree que todo el mundo debe tener un juicio justo, aunque puede que la liberación de un asesino o criminal por motivos meramente legales le cause conflicto. Pero la solución estriba en atrapar de nuevo al criminal, preocupándose de que esta vez se cumplan los requisitos legales.
Un personaje LB confía en la fuerza del grupo, en el mando y en los individuos.
Ejemplos de personajes LB:
Luke Skywalker de Star Wars. Luke se preocupa del bien de la mayoría, enfrentándose a un gobierno déspota y malvado que subyuga a todo el mundo. Pero también se preocupa por sus amigos, incluso pone su vida en peligro por salvarles.


Legal Neutral (LN)
El personaje LN considera que el orden es necesario. Debe haber una jerarquía que diga lo que está bien y lo que está mal. No suele cuestionarse el efecto de sus acciones, sino simplemente si está cumpliendo su misión. Cree que la ley debe cumplirse, y si un criminal reconocido escapa de la justicia por un motivo legal, debe buscarse otro motivo legal para atraparle.
El personaje LN confía en la fuerza del grupo, en el mando y en la sociedad. Cree que, si una persona no respeta la palabra dada, no vale nada. Procura ceñirse al espíritu de las reglas, más que a la propia palabra, pero no dobla las reglas más allá de lo razonable.
Ejemplos de personajes LN:
Un abogado que no se preocupa de si su cliente cometió o no el crimen, sino sólo de la manera de salvarlo, la manera de encontrar un resquicio legal para sacarle de la cárcel. Es muy posible que luego se arrepienta.
Elliot Ness, de Los Intocables. Es Legal Neutral porque no le preocupa qué crímenes haya cometido Al Capone, sino simplemente sabe que es un criminal y que hay que encerrarlo. Consigue atraparlo por evasión de impuestos, lo que es una argucia legal. Lo que le importaba no era por qué atraparlo, sino simplemente mantenerlo fuera de las calles.


Legal Malvado (LM)
Este personaje considera que el fin justifica los medios. Persigue conseguir una sociedad limpia de criminales, ordenada y donde se cumplan las leyes, no importan los medios que se utilicen. Una ley que declare que la mendicidad es un delito, y que los mendigos deben ser expulsados de la sociedad es para él una ley justa.
Si un criminal se escapa por motivos legales, buscará, como el Legal, la forma de atraparle por otros motivos. Por supuesto, un personaje LM puede ser un criminal, pero siempre explotará un hueco legal, de forma que no se pueda considerar que él sea un criminal.
Ejemplos de personajes LM:
Harry Callahan, de Harry el Sucio. Harry no se preocupa de las familias de los criminales, sólo de hacer justicia. Cree que lo importante es que el criminal pague por sus crímenes. Y si eso significa matarle, pues le mata. Por ello, Harry se encuentra cerca de un personaje que sea un vigilante, es decir, que castigue a los criminales. Sin embargo, Harry lo hace todo dentro de la legalidad.
Darth Vader, de Star Wars. Lord Vader sabe dónde está la ley, en su lado, y no le importa cometer cualquier acto con tal de acabar con los rebeldes, que se oponen al poder establecido. Si eso significa torturar para conseguir información, pues lo hará sin remordimientos. Además, Darth Vader impone una disciplina férrea, y si alguien quebranta alguna norma, el castigo es la pena capital.


Neutral Bueno (NB)
El personaje NB se preocupa de los demás, de su bienestar y de las consecuencias de sus acciones. No le importa tanto el bienestar del grupo, ni el status quo, pero lo aceptará siempre que no haya personas que sufran. Considera que el bien de muchos es importante, pero aceptará con reticencia este bien si conlleva el sufrimiento de unos pocos.
Un personaje NB procura siempre evaluar sus acciones, y busca aquella que no cause daño o malestar a otras personas. Puede que incumpla la ley, pero buscando siempre la justicia.
Ejemplos de personajes NB:
Batman es un claro ejemplo de personaje NB. Se preocupa de los resultados de sus acciones, de ayudar y de proteger a los inocentes. Sin embargo, no le preocupan los culpables, ni incumplir la ley para capturarles. Pero una vez que les captura, rara vez los mata, y suele entregarlos a la justicia, para que les juzguen y les encierre.


Neutral Auténtico (NN)
Los personajes Neutrales Auténticos ( o Neutral Neutral) son personajes que simplemente fluyen. Son personas que se limitan a vivir, sin cuestionarse sus actos. No tienen fuertes sentimientos ni convicciones, y cualquiera de ellos puede encajar en casi cualquier sitio.
Sin embargo, su falta de convicciones hace que, aunque puedan realizar actos legales, también puedan realizar actos caóticos. Igual que pueden hacer actos malvados o buenos, según crean que es necesario.
Por ejemplo, un Druida intenta vivir de acuerdo a la Naturaleza, con su parte buena y su parte mala, su orden y su caos, sus comunidades y su soledad.

Neutral Malvado (NM)
El personaje Neutral Malvado sólo se preocupa de sí mismo y de su avance y mejora. Su interés por los demás es prácticamente nulo, y sólo les importa en la medida en que puede conseguir algo de ellos.
Ejemplos de personajes NM:
Senador Palpatine, de La Amenaza Fantasma. El Senador es capaz de cualquier cosa por conseguir ser nombrado Canciller. Es capaz de causar la muerte de los Gungans, de la Princesa Amidala, y de los Caballeros Jedi. No le importa lo que suceda, mientras él consiga su objetivo. No le preocupa tampoco que muera su discípulo, excepto en lo que concierne a sus planes


Caótico Bueno (CB)
El personaje que tiene este alineamiento es muy individualista. No le importa la sociedad, ni el grupo, excepto en lo que tienen de bueno para él y para los demás. Les importa la justicia, no la ley. Mientras que un criminal puede que no sea atrapado nunca, un Caótico Bueno lo atrapará, y no le importará mentir o engañar con tal de atraparlo.
Ejemplos de Personajes CB:
Han Solo, de Star Wars. Han se preocupa sólo de su bienestar, de conseguir su recompensa, pero a la hora de la verdad se une a la Alianza Rebelde no porque crea en lo que hacen, sino por combatir al Imperio, y no abandonar a la gente a la que aprecia.


Caótico Neutral (CN)
Cuando alguien encuentra a un personaje CN, lo primero que se da cuenta es que es muy individualista. No le preocupan los resultados de sus acciones, ni la palabra dada, simplemente quiere seguir adelante. Pertenece a la sociedad mientras le interese, pero en el momento en que crea que no le interesa, prescindirá de normativas. Si alguien sale herido, no es problema suyo, sino de ellos, que apoyan a esa sociedad.
El personaje CN puede realizar un robo para conseguir una joya que le gusta, de forma egoísta, y al día siguiente puede cometer otro robo para ayudar a una persona.
Ejemplos de personajes CN:
Conan, de Conan El Bárbaro. Conan se preocupa por la gente, pero lo que más le interesa es él mismo. Robará o matará por conseguir dinero u otros objetos para él, pero también robará y matará por combatir una injusticia. Tiene un sentido del deber suficientemente elevado como para ser capitán de barco, pero incluso entonces puede mantener parte del tesoro oculto. Y si la tripulación se amotina, no siente ningún tipo de remordimientos a la hora de combatir contra ellos.


Caótico Malvado (CM)
Los personajes que tienen este alineamiento consideran que el grupo, la sociedad e incluso los demás son inferiores a ellos, y que pueden ser utilizados como se desee para conseguir lo que quieren.
Son fuertemente individualistas, y cuando se alían, es siempre una alianza temporal para oponerse a un enemigo común, no para cooperar entre ellos.
Ejemplos de personajes CM:
Drácula es un claro ejemplo de personaje CM. No le importan los demás, ni sus posibles aliados, a los que utiliza sólo cuando los necesita, y luego los desecha. Tampoco le preocupan los humanos, ni siquiera aquella de la que se supone está enamorado. Simplemente, considera que es suya y la toma, independientemente de la voluntad de ella.
Unas últimas palabras.
Jason, Freddy Krueger, Norman Bates, Michael Myers... la lista sería interminable. Hay una gran cantidad de psicópatas y asesinos en serie en las películas. Sin embargo, no he puesto a ninguno de ellos con un alineamiento. Creo que ellos son sólamente máquinas de matar, y serían exactamente iguales que un tiburón asesino o cualquier otra criatura. Sin embargo, aquellos que saben lo que hacen, normalmente se les puede dar un alineamiento CM.

De todas formas, considero que los asesinos descerebrados, que no tienen vida privada y, en muchos casos, son sobrenaturales no puede decirse que tengan alineamiento, entendiendo como tal una serie de creencias y moral.
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Info sobre la expancion de SoU

Prestige Class



Arcame Archer

Requirements
To qualify to become an arcane archer, a character must fulfill all of the following criteria:

Race: Elf of half-elf.
Base Attack Bonus: +6
Feats: Weapons Focus Longbow or Weapon Focus Shortbow, Point Blank Shot.
Spell Casting: Able to cast 1st-level arcane spells.


Arcane Archer Special and Spell-Like Abilities
Each class has a range of abilities that make it substantially different from the other classes. These abilities are an integral part of your character’s class, and mastering them will aid you.

The following are class features of the arcane archer prestige class.

Hit Die: d6
Skill Points at Each Level: 4 + Int modifier.
Proficiencies: All simple and martial weapons, light and medium armor, and shields.


Level 1:

Enchant Arrow +1 - Every non-magical arrow an arcane archer nocks and lets fly becomes enchanted gaining a +1 enhancement bonus. The arrows will only function this way for the arcane archer.
Level 2:

Imbue Arrow - Allows the archer to fire an arrow that has the fireball spell cast upon it three times a day.
Level 3:

Enchant Arrow +2
Level 4:

Seeker Arrow - The archer can launch an arrow once per day at a target that is known and within range that cannot miss barring unavoidable obstacles.
Level 5:

Enchant Arrow +3

Level 6:

Seeker Arrow - Able to fire 2 seeker arrows a day.
Level 7:

Enchant Arrow +4
Level 8:

Hail of Arrows - In lieu of a regular attack the archer can fire an arrow at each and every target within range.
Level 9:

Enchant Arrow +5


Level 10:

Arrow of Death - Fire an arrow that can instantly kill an opponent.


Class Skills

Hide
Listen
Lore*
Move Silently
Spot



Assassin



Requirements
To qualify to become an assassin, a character must fulfill all of the following criteria:

Alignment: Any evil
Skills: Hide 8 Ranks, Move Silently 8 Ranks

Assassin Special and Spell-Like Abilities
Each class has a range of abilities that make it substantially different from the other classes. These abilities are an integral part of your character’s class, and mastering them will aid you.

The following are class features of the assassin prestige class.

Hit Die: d6
Skill Points at Each Level: 4 + Int modifier.
Proficiencies: Simple weapons, Light Armor Proficiency.

Level 1:

Death Attack - +1d6 Special sneak attack that has a chance to paralyze an opponent.
Level 2:

Uncanny Dodge - Retain Dex bonus to armor class even if caught flatfooted.
Ghostly Visage - as per spell.
+1 Fortitude save vs poison.
Level 3:

Death Attack +2d6
Level 4:

+2 Fortitude save vs. poison
Level 5:

Uncanny Dodge 2 - +1 Reflex Save
Darkness - as per spell.
Death Attack +3d6

Level 6:

+3 Fortitude save vs. poison
Level 7:

Death attack +4d6
Level 8:

+4 Fortitude save vs. poison
Level 9:

Improved Invisibility - as per spell.
Death Attack +5d6
Level 10:

Uncanny Dodge 3 - +2 Reflex Save
+5 Fortitude save vs. poison.


Class Skills

Appraise
Disable Trap
Hide
Listen
Move Silently
Open Lock
Pick Pocket
Search
Set Traps
Spot
Tumble
Use Magic Device




Black Guard


Requirements
To qualify to become a blackguard, a character must fulfill all of the following criteria:

Alignment: Any evil
Base Attack: +6
Skill: Hide 5 Ranks
Feats: Cleave


Blackguard Special and Spell-Like Abilities
Each class has a range of abilities that make it substantially different from the other classes. These abilities are an integral part of your character’s class, and mastering them will aid you.

The following are class features of the blackguard prestige class.

Hit Die: d10
Skill Points at Each Level: 2 + Int Bonus
Proficiencies: All simple and martial weapons and all armor and shields.


Level 2:

Smite Good - Add Char modifier to attack roll.
Dark Blessing - Add Char modifier to saving throws.
Bull's Strength - The target creature's strength is increased by 1d4+1.
Level 3:

Turn Undead - make undead flee.
Create Undead - summons an undead ally.
Level 4:

Sneak Attack - sneak attack +1d6
Level 5:

Summon Fiend - summons a fiendish ally.

Level 6:

Inflict Serious Wounds - If the caster succeeds in striking an opponent with a touch attack, the target suffers 3d8 points of damage, + 1 point per caster level to a maximum of +15.
Level 7:

Contagion - The target creature is struck down with one of the following debilitating diseases, randomly chosen: Blinding Sickness, Cackle Fever, Mind Fire, Red Ache, Shakes, or Slimy Doom.
Sneak Attack - sneak attack +2d6

Level 8:

Inflict Critical Wounds - If the caster succeeds in striking an opponent with a touch attack, the target suffers 4d8 points of damage, + 1 point per caster level to a maximum of +20.
Level 10:

Sneak Attack - sneak attack +3d6

Class Skills

Concentration
Heal
Persuade



ShadowDancer


Requirements
To qualify to become a shadowdancer, a character must fulfill all of the following criteria:

Move Silently: 8 Ranks
Hide: 10 Ranks
Tumble: 5 Ranks
Feats: Dodge, Mobility

Shadowdancer Special and Spell-Like Abilities
Each class has a range of abilities that make it substantially different from the other classes. These abilities are an integral part of your character’s class, and mastering them will aid you.

Hit Die: d8
Skill Points at Each Level: 6 + Int modifier
Proficiencies: Simple weapons and light armor

Level 1

Hide in Plain Sight: The shadowdancer is able to use the Hide skill even while being observed.
Level 2:

Evasion - No damage on a successful reflex save.
Darkvision - Able to see in dim areas.
Uncanny Dodge 1 - Retain dexterity bonus to armor class, even if flat-footed.
Level 3:

Shadow Daze: Once per day, the shadowdancer may inflict an illusory daze upon a target. This daze lasts for five rounds.
Summon Shadow: Once per day, the shadowdancer can summon a shadow. This shadow is extremely difficult to turn and becomes more powerful as the shadowdancer gains levels.
Level 4:

Shadow Evade: Three times per day, the shadowdancer can call upon the shadows in the area to help conceal her. She gains a 5 percent concealment bonus, damage reduction of 5/+1 and a +1 AC bonus. The effect lasts for 5 rounds. This improves to 10 percent concealment, 5/+2 damage reduction, and +2 AC bonus at level 6 and at level 8 it becomes 15 percent concealment, 10/+2 damage reduction and +3 AC. At level 10, Shadow Evade grants 20 percent concealment, 10/+3 damage reduction and a +4 AC bonus.
Level 5:

Defensive Roll - Avoid death with a reflex save.
Uncanny Dodge 2 - +1 reflex saving throws.
Level 7:

Slippery Mind - Failed Will saving throw gets automatic reroll.
Level 10:

Improved Evasion - Failed reflex saving throws result in only half damage.
Uncanny Dodge 3 - +2 reflex saving throws.

Class Skills

Hide
Listen
Move Silently
Diplomacy: Persuade
Pick Pocket
Search
Spot
Tumble



Harper Scout



Requirements
To qualify to become a Harper, a character must fulfill all of the following criteria:

Feats: Alertness, Iron Will
Skills: Search 4 ranks, Persuade 8 ranks, Lore 6 ranks, Discipline 4 ranks
Alignment: Any non-evil


Harper Special Abilities
Each class has a range of abilities that make it substantially different from the other classes. These abilities are an integral part of your character’s class, and mastering them will aid you. The following are class features of the Harper prestige class:

Hit Die: d6

Skill Points at Each Level: 4 + Int modifier

Harper Knowledge: Like a bard, a Harper has a knack for picking up odds and ends of knowledge. This ability works exactly like the bardic knowledge ability of the bard class. If a Harper has bard levels, her Harper levels and bard levels stack for bardic knowledge.

Favored Enemy: A Harper selects a favored enemy just as a ranger does. If a Harper with ranger levels chooses a favored enemy which she already has chosen as a ranger, the bonuses stack. Upon reaching 4th level as a Harper, the bonus against her first favored enemy increases to +2, and she gains a new favored enemy at +1.


Deneir’s Eye: At 2nd level, the Harper gains a +2 holy bonus to saving throws against traps. This is a supernatural ability.

Tymora’s Smile: At 3rd level, once per day, the Harper or a target receives a +2 saving throw bonus on all saving throws for 5 turns. This is a supernatural ability.

Lliira’s Heart: At 4th level, the Harper gains a +2 holy bonus to saving throws against mind-affecting spells. This is a supernatural ability.

Spells: These spells are cast as arcane spells, so they are subject to arcane spell failure if the Harper is wearing armor:

At 2nd level, the Harper gains the ability to cast the spell Sleep once per day.
At 3rd level, the Harper gains the ability to cast the spell Cat’s Grace once per day.
At 4th level, the Harper gains the ability to cast Eagle’s Splendor once per day.
At 5th level, the Harper gains the ability to cast the spell Invisibility once per day.


Craft Harper Item: At 5th level, the Harper gains the ability to create two types of potions. The Harper can create one potion per day, either a Cat’s Grace potion or Eagle’s Splendor. To create either potion the Harper must spend 60 gold and 5 experience points. These potions allow a Harper to better support her agents and allies.

Class Skills

Appraise
Hide
Listen
Lore*
Move Silently
Diplomacy: Persuade
Pick Pocket
Tumble

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Red Dragon Disciple


Stats- Red Dragon Disciple
Hit Die: d6. Special (see Abilities below)
Proficiencies: No additional proficiencies are gained.
Skill Points: 2 + Int Modifier



Requirements
To qualify as a red dragon disciple, a character must fulfill all of the following criteria:
Class: Sorcerer or Bard
Skills: 8 Ranks in Lore
Tip: Only sorcerers or bards can become a dragon disciple -- either class is equally suited.



Background
It is rumored that the magical powers of sorcerers and bards are somehow connected to the presence of dragon blood in their family tree. Red Dragon Disciples are sorcerers, and sometimes bards, who use their magical power as a catalyst to ignite their red dragon blood, realizing its fullest potential. They prefer a life of exploration to a cloistered existence. Already adept at magic, many pursue adventure, especially if it furthers their goal of finding out more about their draconic heritage. They often feel drawn to areas known to harbor dragons.


Abilities
Draconic Armor (Level 1): +1 to natural armor class
Draconic Ability Scores (Level 2): gains +2 to Strength
Breath Weapon I (Level 3): can use the breath weapon of a red dragon, doing 2d10 points of damage.
Draconic Ability Scores (Level 4): gains +2 to Strength
Hit Dice d8 (Level 4): now gains d8 hit-points per level.
Draconic Armor (Level 5): +2 to natural armor class
Hit Dice d10 (Level 6): now gains d10 hit-points per level.
Draconic Ability Scores (Level 7): gains +2 to Constitution
Breath Weapon II (Level 7): can use the breath weapon of a red dragon, doing 4d10 points of damage.
Draconic Armor (Level 8): +3 to natural armor class
Draconic Ability Scores (Level 9): gains +2 to Intelligence
Wings (Level 9): the red dragon disciple gains wings.
Half-Dragon (Level 10): becomes a half-dragon. Gains darkvision and immunity to sleep, paralysis and fire.
Draconic Ability Scores (Level 10): gains +4 to Strength, +2 to Charisma
Draconic Armor (Level 10): +4 to natural armor class
Breath Weapon III (Level 10): can use the breath weapon of a red dragon, doing 6d10 points of damage.


Red Dragon Disciple - Epic Levels (level 21+)
Embracing his draconic heritage is but one stop on the disciple's life journey. His quest to understand, command, and harness his draconic energies has taken him into the realm of the epic.
Hit Die: d12
Skill Points: 2 + Int Modifier every level
Bonus Feats: 1 bonus feat every four levels
Breath Weapon: Your breath weapon damage potential increases by 1d10 for every 3 levels after 10th. The save DC against your breath weapon increases by +1 every 4 levels after 10th.

Epic Red Dragon Disciple Bonus Feats List
Armor Skin, Automatic Quicken Spell, Automatic Silent Spell, Automatic Still Spell, Damage Reduction, Epic Reputation, Epic Spell Focus, Epic Prowess, Epic Spell Penetration, Epic Toughness, Improved Combat Casting.



Drawven Defender



Stats - Dwarven Defender
Hit Die: d12
Proficiencies: Simple and Martial Weapons; Light, Medium and Heavy Armor proficiency; Shields.
Skill Points: 2 + Int Modifier



Requirements
To qualify as a dwarven defender, a character must fulfill all of the following criteria:
Race: Dwarf
Base Attack Bonus: +7
Feats: Dodge, Toughness
Alignment: Any lawful
Tip: A dwarven fighter can become a very powerful dwarven defender. To gain the dodge prerequisite that the dwarven defender requires, your character will need a dexterity of 13 or higher.



Background
The defender is a sponsored champion of a dwarven cause, a dwarven aristocrat, a dwarven deity or the dwarven way of life. As the name might imply, this character is a skilled combatant trained in the arts of defense. A line of dwarven defenders is a far better defense than a 10-foot-thick wall of stone, and much more dangerous


Abilities
Defensive Stance (Level 1): 1/day; Gain +2 Str, +4 Con, +2 on all saves, +4 Dodge Bonus on AC
Defensive Awareness (Level 1): Dex bonus to AC even when flat-footed.
Defensive Stance (Level 3): 2/day
Defensive Stance (Level 5): 3/day
Damage Reduction III (Level 6): 3 points of damage are ignored whenever you are hit in combat.
Defensive Awareness (Level 6): the character cannot be flanked.
Defensive Stance (Level 7): 4/day
Defensive Stance (Level 9): 5/day
Damage Reduction VI (Level 10): 6 points of damage are ignored whenever you are hit in combat.
Defensive Awareness (Level 10): the character gains +1 saving throw bonus vs. traps


Dwarven Defender - Epic Levels (level 21+)
The epic dwarven defender has become the very definition of immovable object. He is a stalwart warrior that can stand against virtually any foe imaginable.
Hit Die: d12
Skill Points: 2 + Int Modifier every level
Bonus Feats: 1 bonus feat every four levels
Defensive Stance: an additional use per day is gained for every two levels past 9th.
Damage Reduction: the damage reduction increases by 3 points for every four levels above 10th.


Epic Dwarven Defender Bonus Feats List
Armor Skin, Damage Reduction, Devastating Critical, Energy Resistance, Epic Toughness, Epic Prowess, Epic Weapon Focus, Overwhelming Critical, Perfect Health.

Pale Master

Stats - Pale Master
Hit Die: d6
Proficiencies: No additional proficiencies are gained
Skill Points: 2 + Int Modifier



Requirements
To qualify as a pale master, a character must fulfill all of the following criteria:
Alignment: Any non-good
Arcane Spellcasting: level 3 or higher
Tip: Sorcerers and wizards make powerful pale masters. Additional spell-casting ability is sacrificed for a stronger melee presence.



Background
Necromancy is usually a poor choice for arcane spellcasters. Those who really want to master the deathless arts almost always pursue divine means. However, an alternative exists for those who desire power over undead, without losing too much of their arcane power. Enter the pale master, who draws on a font of special lore that provides a macabre power all its own.


Abilities
Boneskin (Level 1): +2 to natural armor class. Every four levels this increases by an additional +2.
Animate Dead (Level 2): Once per day can summon an undead servant.
Darkvision (Level 3): Able to see in the dark
Summon Undead (Level 4): Can summon more powerful undead.
Deathless Vigor (Level 5): Gains three additional hit points as per the feat Toughness.
Undead Graft (Level 6): Replaces arm with an undead version that twice per day can paralyze opponents. At level 8 an additional use per day is gained.
Tough as Bone (Level 7): : Immune to hold, paralyze, stun.
Summon Greater Undead (Level 9): Can summon a very powerful undead creature, once per day.
Deathless Mastery (Level 10): Immune to critical hits.
Deathless Master Touch (Level 10): The undead arm graft is replaced with this more deadly arm. It can kill with just a touch. This ability may be used 3x/day.

Every 2 levels, the pale master gains additional spells per day, as if they had leveled in their previous spell caster class. This gain only applies to spells per day and not caster level.


Pale Master - Epic Levels (level 21+)
The pale master's bond with the undead continues to grow, as she becomes the epic pale master.

Hit Die: d6
Skill Points: 2 + Int Modifier every level
Bonus Feats: The epic pale master gains a bonus feat every three levels
Boneskin: improves by +2 for every four levels past level 8.
Undead Graft: can use this supernatural attack an additional time per day for every 3 levels gained.
Deathless Vigor: every five levels an additional +5 permanent hit points are gained.




Epic Pale Master Bonus Feats List
Automatic Quicken Spell, Automatic Silent Spell, Automatic Still Spell, Energy Resistance, Epic Spell Focus, Epic Spell Penetration, Improved Combat Casting.


Champion of Torm


Stats - Champion of Torm
Hit Die: d10
Proficiencies: All simple and martial weapons, light and medium armor and shields.
Skill Points: 2 + Int Modifier



Requirements
To qualify as a champion of Torm, a character must fulfill all of the following criteria:
Base Attack Bonus: +7
Feats: Weapon Focus in a melee weapon
Alignment: Non-evil



Background
Champions of Torm are mighty warriors who dedicate themselves to Torm's cause, defending holy ground, destroying enemies of the church, and slaying mythical beasts.


Abilities
Lay on hands (Level 1): Can heal damage equal to class level multiplied by their Charisma modifier, deals damage to undead creatures. This ability stacks with the paladin's lay on hands ability.
Every 2 levels (2, 4, 6 et cetera) get a bonus feat like fighters (except weapon specialization).
Sacred Defense (Level 2): +1 to all saving throws, this increases by an additional +1 every 2 levels.
Smite Evil (Level 3): Once per day can add Charisma bonus to attack roll and do +1 point of damage per level of Champion of Torm.
Divine Wrath (Level 5): Once per day, can add +3 to attack, damage and saving throws and gain damage reduction +1/5 for a number of rounds equal to charisma bonus.



Tip - Becoming a champion of Torm
Paladins gain some of the fighter's combat abilities by choosing to become a champion of Torm. Conversely, fighters gain paladin-like abilities by playing this prestige class.


Champion of Torm - Epic Levels (level 21+)
Torm guides the epic champion of Torm on her life journey. She has ascended through the ranks of holy warriors to become a symbol of Torm's might.

Hit Die: d10
Skill Points: 2 + Int Modifier every level
Bonus Feats: 1 bonus feat every three levels
Sacred Defense: Saving throws continue to improve by +1 for every 2 levels.
Divine Wrath: Every five levels the attack, damage and saving throw bonuses increases by a further +2.




Epic Champion of Torm Bonus Feats List
Automatic Quicken, Automatic Silence Spell, Automatic Still Spell, Armor Skin, Damage Reduction, Devastating Critical, Epic Toughness, Epic Prowess, Epic Spell Penetration, Epic Weapon Focus, Great Wisdom, Improved Combat Casting, Improved Stunning Fist, Improved Whirlwind Attack, Overwhelming Critical, Planar Turning, Spell Focus, Superior Initiative.


Weapon Master



Stats - Weapon Master
Hit Die: d10
Proficiencies: No additional proficiencies gained
Skill Points: 2 + Int Modifier



Requirements
To qualify as a weapon master, a character must fulfill all of the following criteria:

Base Attack Bonus: +5
Feats: Weapon Focus in a melee weapon, Dodge, Mobility, Expertise, Spring Attack and Whirlwind
Skills: Intimidate 4 ranks
Tip:A fighter makes a very strong candidate for becoming a weapon master. The weapon master requires access to several feats, so make certain that your character has at least a dexterity of 13 and an intelligence of 13.



Background
For a weapon master, perfection is found in the mastery of a single melee weapon. A weapon master seeks to unite this weapon of choice with the body, to make them one, and to use the weapon as naturally and without thought as any other limb.


Abilities
Weapon of Choice (Level 1): The weapon master forms a powerful bond with one type of weapon. Whenever wielding this weapon type, he will get many additional benefits, which improve as he gains experiences.
Ki Damage (Level 1): Once per day maximum damage can be dealt.
Increased Multiplier (Level 5): The weapon of choice gains an additional 1x to its critical damage multiplier. (i.e., 2x becomes 3x, etc.)
Superior Weapon Focus (Level 5):Superior Weapon Focus (Level 5)
Ki Critical (Level 7): Add +2 to weapon of choice threat range


Weapon Master - Epic Levels (level 21+)
The weapon master's bond with his weapon of choice becomes stronger and devastatingly effective as he becomes the epic weapon master.
Hit Die: d10
Skill Points: 2+ Int Modifier every level
Bonus Feats: 1 bonus feat every three levels
Superior Weapon Focus: For every five levels gained an additional +1 to attack is granted to the Weapon of Choice.



Epic Weapon Master Bonus Feats List
Armor Skin, Damage Reduction, Devastating Critical, Epic Toughness, Epic Prowess, Epic Weapon Focus, Improved Whirlwind Attack, Overwhelming Critical, Superior Initiative.



Shifter


Stats - Shifter
Hit Die: d8
Proficiencies: No additional proficiencies are gained
Skill Points: 4 + Int Modifier



Requirements
To qualify as a shifter, a character must fulfill all of the following criteria:
Feats: Alertness
Spellcasting: level 3 or higher
Other: must have a natural, alternate form (like Druid wildshape)
Tip:Only druids can become shifters in Neverwinter Nights



Background
Shifters have no form to call their own. Instead, they clothe themselves in whatever shape is most expedient at the time. Shifters actually come closer to their true self through transformation. Out of necessity, a Shifter's sense of self is based not on outward form, but on soul, which is the only constant about them. It is the inner strength of that soul which enables them to take on any shape and remain themselves within.


Abilities
Greater Wildshape I (Level 1): Change into a red, green, black, white or blue wyrmling
Greater Wildshape II (Level 3): Change into a minotaur, a harpy or a gargoyle
Greater Wildshape III (Level 5): Change into a manticore, a basilisk or a drider
Humanoid Shape (Level 7): Change into a variety of humanoid forms
Greater Wildshape IV (Level 10): Change into a medusa, huge dire tiger, or a mindflayer



Several of these forms grant the shifter the ability to use the form's innate powers. For example, a shifter changing into a white wyrmling can breath a cone of cold as often as they want. These powers are located on the "spell" radial menu. Some of these powers can be used an infinite number of times per day, others are restricted.


Shifter - Epic Levels (level 21+)
The epic shifter is a true master of shapeshifting and is able to become virtually any creature imaginable by choosing epic bonus feats.
Hit Die: d8
Skill Points: 4 + Int Modifier every level
Bonus Feats: 1 bonus feat every three levels



Epic Shifter Bonus Feats List
Automatic Quicken Spell, Automatic Silent Spell, Automatic Still Spell, Construct Form, Dragon Form, Energy Resistance, Epic Spell Focus, Epic Spell Penetration, Improved Combat Casting, Great Wisdom, Outsider Shape, Undead Shape.

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Feats SoU



Arcane Defense
You have spent a great deal of time and study to learn the secrets of a particular school of magic to better understand what forces can be used to oppose it. This knowledge is not wasted when confronted with opponents who are foolish to try to harm you with spells that you know so intimately.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Spell focus in the chosen school
Specifics: Character gains a +2 bonus to saving throws versus the chosen school of magic.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Great for added and unexpected protection against opponents. Can be a deadly surprise for your enemies when all of there efforts are wasted.



Artist
Your background included training in the finer things of life whether by an instructor or by simply paying attention to those of privilege at play. You have a natural eye and ear for harmony not only among the notes but among your surroundings as well.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Can only take this feat at 1st-level
Specifics: Character gains a +2 bonus on Perform and Spot checks
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Bards are the natural choice to aid in their performance but also to help keep her one step ahead of enemies.



Blind Fighting
Your rigorous combat training has extended beyond using merely visual clues to gauge your opponent’s movement. This feat grants the character the ability to fight well, even if blinded or against invisible opponents. The character gets to re-roll her miss chance percentile one time for a second chance to hit when a miss is rolled due to darkness. In addition, invisible creatures do not get a bonus to hit a character with this feat.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: None
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Blind fighting might be a useful feat to have if you spend a great deal of time in the shadows anyway or wish to pursue the Monk ideal.



Blooded
Your background was filled with deceit and treachery everywhere you turned. Whether on the rough city alleys and scum covered sewers or the posh palace grounds there were always those who would seek to take what was yours. Your reflexes are quicker than most and your eye never misses the movement of an attack. Some call you unnatural in your awareness of your surroundings.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Can only take this feat at 1st-level
Specifics: Character gains a +2 bonus on Initiative and a +2 bonus on Spot checks.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Useful for making sure you get the first strike in combat which can decide a battle immediately.



Bullheaded
Ever since you can remember you possess great resolve on any matter of importance and your stubbornness and determination is legendary. You are exceptionally headstrong and difficult to sway from your intended course. The character gains a +2 bonus on resisting Taunts and a +1 bonus on Will saving throws.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Can only take this feat at 1st-level.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: The fighter can always use a little extra help against those who would distract him from his work.



Circle Kick
Your master never allowed you to rest when perfecting your balance- even when attacking. Not a moment passes that you are not ready to strike again in the blink of eye…or even before you last attack is finished.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: attack bonus +3, Dex 15+, Improved Unarmed Strike
Specifics: If the character succeeds in hitting an opponent with an unarmed attack, they get an additional free attack against another, nearby enemy. There is a maximum of one free attack per round.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: An extra attack is never a frivolous thing to possess…



Courteous Magocracy
Through privilege or tenacity you have learned far more than others of your station in the delicate histories and magical ramblings of the old wizards. You have gained special insight in the mystical and mundane worlds that all scholars would envy.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Can only take this feat at 1st-level
Specifics: Character gains a +2 bonus on Lore checks and Spellcraft checks.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: That special item you have just recovered at the bottom of this miserable dungeon might come in handy against those marauding hordes... if you only knew what it was.



Dirty Fighting
Either through a rough upbringing battling larger or more numerous opponents or simply delight in trouncing those who would dare attack you, you have discovered painful tricks and unexpected maneuvers to bring you opponents to a swifter end.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Base attack bonus +2
Specifics: The character knows brutal and effective fighting tactics. By sacrificing all other attacks during the round, the character can elect to perform a dirty fighting move that will deal an extra 1d4 points of damage. This mode cannot be used with power attack.
Use: Combat Mode
Player Notes: An extra 1D4 of damage may not seem like much but keep in mind that it is the equivalent of +2 to +8 Str for free. A very good resource for those who prefer Dex over Str when fighting.



Divine Might
You have found that inspiration takes many forms when honoring your gods. Some use it for casting a spell over a captive audience of parishioners. Other use this inspiration to create works of art undreamt. You have a more practical use for such forces in this dangerous world.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Turn Undead, Cha 13+, Str 13+, Power Attack
Specifics: The character may spend one of his turn undead attempts to add his Charisma bonus to all weapon damage for a number of rounds equal to the Charisma bonus.
Use: Selected
Player Notes: A very effective way a paladin can make use of his natural charisma in battle.



Divine Shield
The light of your god shines through you and protects you. Even the foulest of creatures will flinch from your shining face as you wage war against the swarms in the shadows providing extra protection from foes than is possessed by non-believers.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Turn Undead, Cha 13+, Str 13+, Power Attack
Specifics: The character may spend one of his turn undead attempts to add his Charisma bonus to his armor class for a number of rounds equal to the Charisma bonus.
Use: Selected
Player Notes: This feat combined with heavy armor makes could be the recipe for a impervious cleric.



Expertise
Through painful experience and relentless training you have discovered that a good defense can be the best offence. You have begun to see the patterns of your opponents movements and predict their attacks rather than seek opportunities to strike. Staying alive always makes for better stories later.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Int 13+
Required for: Improved Expertise
Specifics: A character with this feat can make defensive attacks, gaining a +5 bonus to AC but receiving a -5 penalty to attack rolls.
Use: Combat Mode
Player Notes: A very handy feat for staying alive long enough in a desperate situation to receive aid from companions or a handy potion.



Extra Music
Through practice, patience and refinement of technique you can create your special brand of music more often. The character may use bard song four extra times per day.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Bard Song
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: No matter how much trouble the fighters get your party into by taunting the local critters you can be sure to support them when they are then fighting for their lives. This will give you plenty of opportunity to laugh at them later when they are collecting some of their more important body parts off the ground.



Extra Stunning Attacks
Your master always spoke of a life is never without hope and there can be no redemption, no renewed hope from death. He taught you that it is better not to kill but to incapacitate when your hand is forced.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Base attack bonus +2, Stunning Fist
Specifics: The character gains 3 extra stunning attacks per day.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: At lower levels the ability to quickly stun opponents may buy you a way out of danger.



Great Cleave
You have been trained to take advantage of the weakness of less experienced opponents in showing a moment's hesitation at the demise of their comrades. You use this moment to deadly effect to shut their gaping maws forever.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Str 13+, Power Attack, Cleave, base attack bonus +4 or higher
Specifics: As cleave, except that there is no limit to the number of additional attacks that the character may make after killing one opponent.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: At the higher level a crowd of lesser opponents has the effect of delaying a skilled fighter from engaging the real opponents which may have adverse effects on your fellow party members.



Greater Spell Focus
There is something familiar about a particular school of magic; something that calls out to you. You have explored this strange attraction and found you have a natural affinity for a certain type of magic…to the woe of your opponents.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Spell Focus
Specifics: A character becomes even more adept with spells of a particular school of magic. The character gains a +4 bonus to the spell save DC for all spells of the chosen school.
Use: Automatic. This feat may be selected multiple times, but the effects do not stack. It applies to a different school of magic in each case.
Player Notes: A great feat for player who wish to focus on a certain group pf spells for their character or because they have a theme they are following.



Greater Spell Penetration
Certain uncanny defenses have come under your scrutiny to such a degree that they seem almost childish when you focus your great mind to their destruction.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Spell Penetration
Specifics: A +4 bonus on caster level checks is granted to the character, when trying to beat a creature's spell resistance.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: In addition to serving to help spell-caster's use their spells more effectively this feat can work very well together with a ranger's favored enemy ability.



Improved Expertise
You have faced enemies that ran thick with numbers so often you have learned that you cannot strike your hated enemy down if you bleed from grievous wounds and stumble when you step. Your whirling weapon permits no trespass when you set your mind to the task.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: : Int 13+, Expertise
Specifics: A character with this feat can make defensive attacks, gaining a +10 bonus to AC but receiving a -10 penalty to attack rolls.
Use: Combat Mode
Player Notes: If it is up to you to delay the hordes while your party escapes then this feat may save your life. Very handy as well when the cleric is attending to those less fortunates in your party cursed with lackluster constitutions and delicate frames and you are left to deal with the ever-insistent advancing monsters.



Improved Initiative
You have developed uncanny speed in reacting to perceived threats. This feat grants the character a +4 bonus to initiative checks.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: None
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: The first strike may also be the last strike needed.



Lingering Song
Even the memory of your powerful music can sustain the weariest and most battle worn of companions. The effects of the bard's songs will last an additional 5 rounds.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Bard Song
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Like the ringing in your ears after a concert for band like "BiLe SqeeZers" the effects of your bard's music will be felt even as you're cleaning the chunks of evil off your sword.



Luck of Heros
You are meant for great things. You hail from an area that has seen more than its fair share of heroes. Through pluck, determination and resilience your people survive when no one expects you to come through. A character gains a +1 bonus on all saving throws.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Can only take this feat at 1st-level.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: An excellent step up for an adventurer who must face a variety of dangers alone.



Rapid Reload
Through constant practice and nimble fingers your moves are automatic and swift when reloading your crossbow. The character is able to reload so quickly that he gets the same number of attacks with any crossbow as he would if he was use a normal bow.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Base attack bonus of +2
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: The crossbow is a favored ranged weapon for those who wish to do more damage but somewhat clumsy in the hands of the unskilled. A crossbow expert can now match their swifter bow-using companions to devastating effect.



Resist Disease
Your body is known for casting off even the worst of maladies which would lay low the hardiest of warriors. Harsh weather, harsh living and a stubbornness of ignoring all afflictions have created in you a near-impervious immune system.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: None
Specifics: Character gains a +4 bonus on Fortitude saving throws to resist the effects of disease.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: If you live a somewhat less than pious life of a paladin this could be a nice way to augment your resistances.



Resist Poison
Something decidedly reptilian flows through your veins. As a result of an exotic birth or years of consuming small doses of poison your system welcomes even the deadliest of concoctions that would fell lesser creatures.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: None
Specifics: Character gains a +4 bonus on Fortitude saving throws against poison.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Those who use poison should be amongst the most resistant.



Resistant to Energy This feat is available in the following forms: Acid, Cold, Fire, Sonic, Electrical.

You have always had an affiliation for certain natural forces in the world; fire, lightning, the crashing of thunder... they seemed to present less danger to you than to other who shrink from their chaotic power. You have learned to harness your natural inclinations into a resistance beyond most people. Friends come in many forms.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Base Fort save bonus +8
Specifics: Character gains +5 resistance against the chosen type of energy (first 5 points of damage of this type of energy is ignored).
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Knowing what adventures lie ahead can go a long way toward preparing you to deal with the hazards that may be present there.



Silver Palm You grew up in close proximity to some of the shrewdest merchants, hagglers and shopkeepers in the land and have taken careful note of their skills. A character gains a +2 bonus on Appraise and Persuade checks.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Can only take this feat at 1st-level.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Very useful for the new adventurer looking for a good deal on the costly equipment of his risky trade or the character who feels most at home in the sprawling markets of the city or in a bustling merchant caravans.



Snake Blood
There is something decidedly…reptilian in your manner. The taint of the yuan-ti runs in your veins. No outward signs give away your heritage but you are something more-or less- than entirely human. A character gains a +2 bonus on Fortitude saving throws against poison and a +1 bonus on all Reflex saving throws.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Can only take this feat at 1st-level.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: The enormous amount of creatures that have poison as a special attack make this feat particularly valuable for anyone who travels the woods. The Rogue might also find some small use for the resistance to poison plus quicker reflexes…



Spring Attack
You have become so versed in close quarters combat that you can move through the chaos of war without allowing your opponents to strike. Moving during combat does not provoke an attack of opportunity. This feat cannot be used with heavy armor.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Dex 13+, Dodge, Mobility, Base attack bonus of +4 or higher
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Facing groups becomes less of an issue if you are able to adjust your position in combat without risking multiple attacks when moving.



Stealthy
You have developed an unconscious way of threading through your world that marks you as not only careful but wise as well. The unseen always live to tell the tale.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: None
Specifics: Character gains a +2 bonus on Hide and Move Silently checks.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: For those who wish to augment their stealth but also for those who wish to be less noisy when they need to be.



Strong Soul
There is something hard in your eyes that is unmistakable to even the most casual of observer. Something that dares the world to try and break. You have been born with a special kind of armor than few possess.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Can only take this feat at 1st-level
Specifics: Character gains a +1 bonus to Fortitude and Will saving throws, as well as a +1 bonus to any saving throw versus Death magic.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Any extra defense against the deadliest form of attack can’t be all bad now can it?



Thug
Growing up on the unforgiving streets you had to prove your mettle in a variety of circumstances that could turn deadly in a heartbeat. Your reflexes and sharp tongue saved you on more than one occasion. Character gains a +2 bonus on Initiative checks and a +2 bonus on Persuade

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Can only take this feat at 1st-level.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Even the decidedly unthuggish swashbuckler or Bard character will see the advantages to taking this feat.



Zen Archery
Calling on your acute awareness of the world around you can better direct your ranged attacks. This allows the character to use her Wisdom modifier instead of Dexterity when firing ranged weapons.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Base Attack Bonus +3, Wisdom 13 or higher
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: A boon to Wisdom-heavy characters such as the Cleric, and heavily armored Paladins who may not have the Dexterity scores needed for effective ranged combat


Spell Sou



Acid Splash
The caster fires a small orb of acid at the target for 1d3 points of acid damage.

Caster Level(s): Wizard 0, Sorcerer 0
Innate Level: 0
School: Conjuration
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None



Amplify
The caster or a target gains a +20 bonus to Listen checks.

Caster Level(s): Bard 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Transmutation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 1 round / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Aura of Glory
The caster channels divine power to gain a +2 Charisma bonus. As well all allies near the caster gain a +6 bonus to their saving throws versus fear and 1d4 points of healing.

Caster Level(s): Paladin 2
Innate Level: 2
School: Transmutation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 turn/ level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Balagarn's Iron Horn
The caster creates a deep, resonant vibration that shakes all creatures in the area of effect from their feet if they fail a strength check (as if the caster had a strength of 20). Every creature that falls suffers a point of damage and will be knocked down for one round.

Caster Level(s): Bard 1, Wizard / Sorcerer 2
Innate Level: 2
School: Transmutation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Colossal
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: Yes



Bane
Bane fills the caster's enemies with fear and doubt. They suffer a -1 penalty on their attack rolls and a -1 penalty on saving throws against fear.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Enchantment
Descriptor(s): Mind-Affecting
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Long
Area of Effect/ Target: Colossal
Duration: 1 turn / level
Additional Counter Spells: Bless
Save: Will negates
Spell Resistance: Yes



Banishment
The caster is able to cause all summoned creatures, familiars, animal companions, and Outsiders in the area of effect to be destroyed. A number of creatures equal to twice the caster's level in HD can be banished.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 6, Wizard / Sorcerer 7
Innate Level: 6
School: Abjuration
Descriptors:
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Colossal
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Will negates
Spell Resistance: Yes



Bigby's Crushing Hand
A mighty giant hand appears and attacks the target. If it hits and succeeds in a grapple check, the target is held fast for the duration of the spell and suffers 2d6+12 points of damage each round.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 9
Innate Level: 9
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Long
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 1 round / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Fortitude
Spell Resistance: Yes
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Bigby's Grasping Hand
A grabby giant hand appears and makes a grab for the target. If the hand hits and succeeds in a grapple check the opponent will be held for the duration of the spell.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 7
Innate Level: 7
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Long
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 1 round / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Yes
Spell Resistance: Yes
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Bigby's Interposing Hand
A meddlesome giant hand appears over the target, making it difficult for him to attack. He receives a -10 penalty to all attack rolls for the duration of the spell.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 5
Innate Level: 5
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Long
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 1 round / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: Yes
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Bigby's Forceful Hand
A somewhat pushy giant hand appears and attempts to bull rush one target. The hand gains a +14 bonus on the Strength check. A target that is bull rushed suffers 1d8 points of damage and is dazed for the duration of the spell.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 6
Innate Level: 6
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Long
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 1 round / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: Yes
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Bigby's Clenched Fist
A hostile giant hand appears and attacks the target, once each round for the duration of the spell. Each hit causes 1d8+12 points of damage to the target and if they fail their saving throw they are stunned for that round as well.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 8
Innate Level: 8
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Long
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 1 round / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Fortitude
Spell Resistance: Yes
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Blood Frenzy
The caster enters a rage similar to that of a barbarian. The caster gains a +2 bonus to Strength and Constitution and a +1 bonus to Will saves, while suffering a -1 penalty to AC.

Caster Level(s): Druid 2
Innate Level: 2
School: Transmutation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 round/ level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Bombardment
Rocks fall from the sky, causing 1d8 points of damage per caster level (max 20d8) to all enemies in the area.

Caster Level(s): Druid 8
Innate Level: 8
School: Conjuration
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Long
Area of Effect/ Target: Huge
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Reflex 1/2
Spell Resistance: Yes



Camouflage
The caster's coloring changes to match the surroundings, gaining a +10 competence bonus to any Hide checks.

Caster Level(s): Druid 1, Ranger 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Transmutation
Descriptors:
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 turn / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Continual Flame
This creates a magical flame that burns as bright as a torch until dispelled.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 3, Wizard / Sorcerer 2
Innate Level: 3
School: Illusion
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: Permanent
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Dirge
The caster's song draws the energies of death and destruction. Any enemies in the area of effect suffer 2 points of Strength and Dexterity ability score damage each round. If the enemy leaves the area of effect, their Strength and Dexterity are restored.

Caster Level(s): Bard 6
Innate Level: 6
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Large
Duration: 1 round / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Fortitude negates
Spell Resistance: Yes



Displacement
The target gains 50% concealment, through the caster's ability to emulate the natural abilities of the displacer beast.

Caster Level(s): Bard 3, Wizard / Sorcerer 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Illusion
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 1 round / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Divine Favor
The caster gains a +1 bonus to attack and weapon damage rolls for every three caster levels (at least +1, to a maximum of +5).

Caster Level(s): Cleric 1, Paladin 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 turn
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Drown
The caster creates water in the lungs of a target creature. Any drowned creature dies. Golems and other nonliving creatures cannot be drowned.

Caster Level(s): Druid 6
Innate Level: 6
School: Transmutation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Fortitude negates
Spell Resistance: Yes



Earthquake
The caster causes a massive earthquake around himself, causing 1d6 points of damage per caster level (to a maximum of 10d6) to all creatures in the area of effect. The caster is not affected by the earthquake.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 8, Druid 9
Innate Level: 8
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Colossal
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Reflex 1/2
Spell Resistance: No



Entropic Shield
A magical field appears around the caster, granting any enemies nearby with a 20% miss chance on ranged attacks.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Abjuration
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 turn / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Firebrand
Masses of flame (one per caster level) appear and randomly target and hit any hostile creature in the area of effect. If there are more creatures than balls of flame, only the closest targets will be damaged. If there are more balls of flame than creatures, the excess balls of flame disappear. Each ball of flame explodes for 1d6 points of damage per caster level (max 15d6).

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 5
Innate Level: 5
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Colossal
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Reflex 1/2
Spell Resistances: Yes



Flare
A burst of hot light is fired from the caster to one target, making it suffer a -1 penalty to attack rolls.

Caster Level(s): Bard 0, Druid 0, Wizard / Sorcerer 0
Innate Level: 0
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 10 rounds
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Fort negates
Spell Resistance: Yes



Flesh to Stone
The subject and all possessions it carries turns into a mindless, inert statue. Only a stone to flesh spell can restore the subject to normal.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 6
Innate Level: 6
School: Transmutation
Descriptors:
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: Permanent
Under Normal difficulty or easier, the duration is one round per caster level. Higher difficulty settings make the petrification permanent. As well, if the caster rests, any creatures turned to stone by him will be restored, as if the stone to flesh spell had been cast upon them.
Additional Counter Spells: Stone to Flesh
Save: Fortitude
Spell Resistance: Yes



Gust of Wind
This spell creates a blast of air that knocks down any creatures failing their saving throws. It is also powerful enough to disperse any area of effect spells (such as cloudkill) that are in the path of the wind gust.

Caster Level(s): Bard 3, Wizard / Sorcerer 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Huge
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Fortitude negates
Spell Resistance: Yes



Inferno
The caster causes a target to ignite into flame. Each round the target will suffer 2d6 points of fire damage.

Caster Level(s): Druid 5
Innate Level: 5
School: Transmutation
Descriptor(s): Fire
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 1 round / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: Yes



Inflict Critical Wounds
If the caster succeeds in striking an opponent with a touch attack, the target suffers 4d8 points of damage, +1 point per caster level to a maximum of +20. Inflict spells have a reverse effect when use on the undead. Undead are healed instead of wounded the same number of points that result from this spell.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 4
Innate Level: 4
School: Necromancy
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells: Cure Critical Wounds
Save: Will 1/2
Spell Resistance: Yes



Inflict Light Wounds
If the caster succeeds in striking an opponent with a touch attack, the target suffers 1d8 points of damage, +1 point per caster level to a maximum of +5. Inflict spells have a reverse effect when used on undead, causing the targeted undead to take an amount of healing equal to what the spell normally damages.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Necromancy
Descriptors: Negative
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells: Cure Light Wounds
Save: Will 1/2
Spell Resistance: Yes



Inflict Minor Wounds
If the caster succeeds in striking an opponent with a touch attack, the target suffers 1 point of damage.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 0
Innate Level: 0
School: Necromancy
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells: Cure Minor Wounds
Save: Will 1/2
Spell Resistance: Yes



Inflict Moderate Wounds
If the caster succeeds in striking an opponent with a touch attack, the target suffers 2d8 points of damage, + 1 point per caster level to a maximum of +10. Inflict spells have a reverse effect when used on undead, causing the targeted undead to take an amount of healing equal to what the spell normally damages.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 2
Innate Level: 2
School: Necromancy
Descriptors: Negative
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells: Cure Moderate Wounds
Save: Will 1/2
Spell Resistance: Yes



Inflict Serious Wounds
If the caster succeeds in striking an opponent with a touch attack, the target suffers 3d8 points of damage, + 1 point per caster level to a maximum of +15. Inflict spells have a reverse effect when used on undead, causing the targeted undead to take an amount of healing equal to what the spell normally damages.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Necromancy
Descriptors: Negative
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells: Cure Serious Wounds
Save: Will 1/2
Spell Resistance: Yes



Isaac’s Greater Missile Storm
A number of energy missiles (one per caster level but to a maximum of 20) appear and randomly target and hit any hostile creature in the area of effect. If there are more creatures than missiles, only the closest targets will be damaged. If there are more missiles than creatures, one of the creatures will be hit with multiple missiles. Each missile does 2d6 points of damage.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 6
Innate Level: 6
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Long
Area of Effect/ Target: Gargantuan
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: Yes
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Isaac’s Lesser Missile Storm
A number of energy missiles (one per caster level but to a maximum of 10) appear and randomly target and hit any hostile creature in the area of effect. If there are more creatures than missiles, only the closest targets will be damaged. If there are more missiles than creatures, one of the creatures will be hit with multiple missiles. Each missile does 1d6 points of damage.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 4
Innate Level: 4
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Long
Area of Effect/ Target: Gargantuan
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: Yes




Magic Fang
This spell strengthens the caster's animal companion giving it +1 to hit and +1 to damage. It grants the creature damage reduction of 1/+1 (i.e. the damage reduction is ignored if you are being attacked by an opponent using a +1 weapon or better). It also grants the creature the ability to strike as if it were a +1 weapon (so it can bypass other creature's damage reduction).

Caster Level(s): Druid 1, Ranger 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Transmutation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 turn/ level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Mass Camouflage
All allies in the area of effect gain a +10 competence bonus to any Hide skill.

Caster Level(s): Druid 4, Ranger 4
Innate Level: 4
School: Transmutation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Long
Area of Effect/ Target: Colossal
Duration: 1 hour / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



One with the Land
The caster forges a strong link with nature, gaining a +3 competence bonus to Animal Empathy, Hide, Move Silently, and Set Trap skills.

Caster Level(s): Druid 2, Ranger 2
Innate Level: 2
School: Transmutation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 hour / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Owl’s Insight
The target creature's Wisdom is increased by 1d4+1.

Caster Level(s): Bard 2, Cleric 2, Wizard / Sorcerer 2
Innate Level: 2
School: Transmutation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 1 hour / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Harmless
Spell Resistance: No



Planar Ally
An Outsider is summoned to assist the caster. The type of Outsider varies with the caster's alignment.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 6
Innate Level: 6
School: Conjuration
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 hour / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Quillfire
The caster throws poisonous quills at a target, doing 2d8 points of damage (+1 per 2 levels of the caster - max +5), plus inflicting Scorpion Venom on the target.

Caster Level(s): Druid 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Transmutation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Shield
The caster gains +4 bonus to AC and a +3 bonus to Reflex saves. The caster is also immune to Magic Missiles for the duration of the spell.

Caster Level(s): Wizard 1, Sorcerer 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Abjuration
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 turn/ level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Shield of Faith
The target gains a +2 deflection bonus to their armor class, with an additional +1 bonus for every six levels of the caster (maximum of +5).

Caster Level(s): Cleric 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Abjuration
Descriptors:
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 1 turn / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Spike Growth
Covers the terrain with small spikes. Any creature will suffer 1d4 points of damage each round that they remain within the afflicted area. These spikes can damage the victim's legs, so that even once they are free of the spike growth, their movement rate is slowed for a day.

Caster Level(s): Druid 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Transmutation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Long
Area of Effect/ Target: Large
Duration: 1 hour / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Reflex partial
Spell Resistance: Yes



Stone to Flesh
This spell restores a petrified creature to its normal state, restoring life and goods.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 6
Innate Level: 6
School: Transmutation
Descriptors:
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: Permanent
Additional Counter Spells: Flesh to Stone
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Sunburst
A brilliant explosion occurs where the caster directs causing 1d6 points of damage per caster level to all undead creatures to a maximum of 25d6 (6d6 points of damage to creatures that are not undead). Vampires are destroyed instantly if they fail a Reflex saving throw. All enemies in the area of effect must also make a succesful Reflex saving throw or be blinded permanently (the blindness can only be magically removed).

Caster Level(s): Druid 8, Wizard / Sorcerer 8
Innate Level: 8
School: Evocation
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Huge
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Reflex
Spell Resistance: Yes



Tasha’s Hideous Laughter
If the target fails their saving throw they will begin laughing hysterically. They will be unable to defend themselves until the spell wears off. A creature whose racial type is different from the caster gains a +4 bonus on its saving throw because humor doesn't 'translate' well.

Caster Level(s): Bard 2, Wizard / Sorcerer 2
Innate Level: 2
School: Enchantment
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 1d3 rounds
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: Will negates
Spell Resistance: Yes



True Strike
Through magical intuition the caster gains a +20 to attack rolls.

Caster Level(s): Wizard 1, Sorcerer 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Divination
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 9 Seconds
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Undeath's Eternal Foe
All allies in the area of effect will receive the following bonuses: immunity to negative damage, immunity to level/energy drain, immunity to ability score decreases, immunity to poisons, and immunity to diseases.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 9
Innate Level: 9
School: Abjuration
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Long
Area of Effect/ Target: Medium
Duration: 1 round / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Wounding Whispers
The caster is surrounded with whispers that injure any creature that hits the caster for 1d8 points of sonic damage.

Caster Level(s): Bard 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Abjuration
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 round / level
Additional Counter Spells:
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No

[Un3bril]

Feats HoTu

Armor Skin
Through a carefully graduated series of increasingly harsh training steps you have hardened your skin beyond what is considered normal for your race. The benefit to all the sweat and blood is a natural protection that can never be stolen or shattered.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: 21st level
Specifics: The character gains a natural +2 bonus to armor class.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Quite an advantage to those who choose not to wear the cumbersome sheets of augmented steel for protection.



Artist
You have always observed the world around you with a keen eye for detail. You seem more sensitive than most to the smallest indications of change and the ripples any disturbance causes in other people. You have turned this affinity into a talent that alters your own actions based on the tiny clues given to you from your audience...or the enemy.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Can only take this feat at 1st-level.
Specifics: Character gains a +2 bonus on Perform and Spot checks.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Bards are the obvious choice but Rogues would benefit being more sensitive to change than most.



Automatic Quicken Spell
In your long years working the essence of magic to your whim you have grown tired of the gestures and chants that must accompany the manipulation of the sacred energies. You have bent your significant intelligence to dispensing with the useless busy work between your wish for a spell and the creation of it.

Type of Feat: Spell
Prerequisite: 21st level, Quicken Spell, Spellcraft 30, ability to cast 9th level spells.
Specifics: This feat allows the character to cast spells with a moment of thought.
This feat may be taken multiple times:
Automatic Quicken Spell I: Quicken any level 0 - 3 spells
Automatic Quicken Spell II: Quicken any level 4 - 6 spells
Automatic Quicken Spell III: Quicken any level 7 - 9 spells
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: The higher the level, the quicker and more powerful your opponents. The more time you can save before your magic strikes them the better changes you will have of victory.



Automatic Still Spell
Through many dangers you have survived by your wits and the magic you command. You have narrowly escaped death often enough to realize that it would be better to have a spell cast and away then announce your presence with the incantations and babble you must tolerate. You have discovered that careful application of your mind and a few small gestures is all that's required to fling death at your enemies with nary a sound in warning.

Type of Feat: Spell
Prerequisite: 21st level, Silent Spell, Spellcraft 24, ability to cast 9th level spells.
Specifics: This feat allows the character to cast all spells of a given level range without the caster making any sound. This is especially useful if the caster has been silenced. This feat may be taken multiple times: Automatic Silent Spell I: Cast any level 0 - 3 spell as silent spell Automatic Silent Spell II: Cast any level 4 - 6 spell as silent spell Automatic Silent Spell III: Cast any level 7 - 9 spell as silent spell
Use:
Player Notes: It is much better to be able to either cast personal protection spells or a first strike before your opponents realize your there.



Bane of Enemies
Your study of your most hated foes is such that you never miss an opportunity to strike them down with deadly precision. It matters not what you hold in your hand when facing your enemies as you know where to hit them where it hurts.

Type of Feat: Class
Prerequisite: 21st level
Specifics: Any weapon the character wields against any of their favored enemies is treated as a bane weapon for that creature type (+2 to hit and it deals +2d6 damage).
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Those who spend time focusing on a particular opponent will naturally wish to end any conflicts as quickly as possible.



Blinding Speed
You reactions are so unnervingly swift that others seem to move as if trapped in a bog. You have realized through practice and experience that it is not you who need to push yourself to move faster but it the world around you that can be willed to move slower for you convenience...or so it seems.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: 21st level, Dex 25+
Specifics: The character is able to cast Haste once per day.
Use: Selected
Player Notes: You can always find just one more thing to you need to get done in a round that may just keep you alive.



Brew Potion
There is something fascinating in the fact that a mixture of strange and exotic ingredients can form something unnatural and powerful in skilled hands. You have learned through sometimes painful experimentation the best ingredients for the most powerful of effects. A simple liquid that can save lives, defeat enemies and enhance your party - who would not want this skill?

Type of Feat: Item Creation
Prerequisite: Spellcaster Level 3+
Specifics: The character can create a potion of any spell of 3rd level or lower that the character knows and that targets a single creature. Brewing a potion will cost a small amount of XP as well as some gold to cover the material cost. The costs for brewing a potion depends on the level of the spell as well as the level of the resulting potion:
Some examples:
A potion of bless (1) will costs 50 gp and 2 XP
A potion of prayer (5) will cost 750 gp and 30 XP
Use: Selected (In order to brew a potion, the character has to cast the spell in question on an empty magical potion bottle).
Player Notes: Any advantage that can be gained against higher level foes is important. Potions are cheap to make and take up very little room and stores can sometimes be very, very far away.



Bullheaded
Whether you spent a great deal of time in the company of louts who thought themselves your better, or that your supreme self confidence cannot be broken, you have learned that in combat the only truth is the defeat of your foe. The laughable battle cries and pointless talk from your opponent's before the steel is swung simply slows your enemy down for a quick defeat. Nothing distracts you from your victory.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Can only take this feat at 1st-level.
Specifics: Character gains a +2 bonus on resisting Taunts and a +1 bonus on Will saving throws.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: An often overlooked skill is Taunt which can tip the balance of a fight against you if you have no defenses versus its sting.



Construct Shape
You have often wondered what the world must seem like free from any pain, sorrow or guilt. What sort of creature could stand against one whose skin is metal, wood or even dead flesh? Your long musings have resulted in an artificial understanding of the make-up of such a creature and have allowed your malleable skin to transform into something without a soul and without a spark of life.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Epic Shifter, Wisdom 27
Specifics: The character can shift into the following construct forms three times per day - Iron Golem, a Stone Golem, or a Demonflesh Golem.
Use: Selected. After choosing the ability, the character must select the type of construct to change into.
Player Notes: This is a huge advantage to magic-users who have always been at the mercy of flesh and blood creatures. The enhanced immunities that constructs have are nearly unbreakable.



Craft Wand
Even though your intellect is staggering and your mind can race ahead of any who would dare question your judgment, you have often grown annoyed at your own limitations for retaining magics. You have refocused that great mind into the task of placing your magic skill within a container of sorts that is easily carried with you on your dangerous travels. You are rather pleased that something so small and innocent contains so much destruction and pain.

Type of Feat: Item Creation
Prerequisite: Spellcaster Level 5th+
Specifics: The spellcaster can create a wand of any spell of 4th level or lower that he knows. Crafting a wand costs a small amount of XP and gold, depending on the level of the spell to be crafted into the wand. A newly created wand has 1d20 + 1 charge per level of the character (up to a maximum of 50 charges). The costs for crafting a wand depend on the level of the spell as well as the level of the resulting wand.
Some examples:
A wand of magic missile(5) will costs 3750 gp and 150 XP
A wand of acid arrow (5) will cost 7500gp and 300 XP
A wand of fireballs (5) will cost 11250 gp and 450 XP
Use: Selected (In order to craft a wand, the character has to cast the spell in question on a specially crafted wand)
Player Notes: Allows the magic-user to rest somewhat more easily after casting all his spells knowing that magical protection can still be had if an emergency occurs.



Curse Song
Your time spent learning the secrets of the bards has not been spent wholly on things that uplift the heart or cleanse the spirit. There are tales of knowledge darker than the blackest night that warp and twist the bard's song into something that will leave your opponents corrupted, weak and helpless.

Type of Feat: Class
Specifics: Bards are able to sing a song that can curse their enemies. Deafened creatures are not affected by the bard's singing. The song affects all enemies within 30 feet and lasts for 10 rounds. The higher the bard's final Perform skill and class level, the better the Curse song. All of the penalties listed are additive.
3 Perform and Bard Level 1:
-1 to Attack and Damage rolls.
6 Perform and Bard Level 2:
-1 to Will Saves.
9 Perform and Bard Level 3:
-1 to Damage rolls and -1 to Fortitude Saves.
12 Perform and Bard Level 6:
-1 to Reflex saves, -1 to Skill rolls.
15 Perform and Bard Level 8:
-1 to Attack rolls, 8 damage.
18 Perform and Bard Level 11:
-2 to Dodge Armor Class, -1 to Skill rolls.
21 Perform and Bard Level 14:
-1 to Damage rolls, 8 damage and -1 Dodge Armor Class.
24 Perform and Bard Level 15:
-1 Will Saves, -1 Reflex Saves, -1 Fortitude Saves, -1 Dodge Armor Class.
25 Perform and Bard Level 16:
-1 Will Saves, 4 damage. -1 Dodge Armor Class.


For each additional 5 Perform and 1 Class level in Bard an additional 2 damage is granted.

Use: Selected
Player Notes: Remember when you said all Bards were fragile creatures? It is best to remember that anything that is inspirational can take that inspiration away and leave only despair.



Damage Reduction I
Your experience in battle is long and bloody. With each passing year you have grown to learn how your body reacts to pain and damage. With that knowledge comes the ability to shrug off wounds that would stop lesser creatures. While a rational person would flinch and pause when struck in battle you seem not to notice.

Type of Feat: Class
Prerequisite: Barbarian level 11
Specifics: This feat allows the barbarian to shrug off one point of damage from each attack that causes them damage.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Barbarians have exclusive rights over this very precious ability and should capitalize upon this at every chance.



Damage Reduction II
Type of Feat: Class
Prerequisite: Barbarian level 14
Specifics: This feat allows barbarians to shrug off two points of damage from each attack that hits them.
Use: Automatic



Damage Reduction III
Type of Feat: Class
Prerequisite: Barbarian level 17
Specifics: This feat allows barbarians to shrug off three points of damage from each attack that hits them.
Use: Automatic



Damage Reduction IV
Type of Feat: Class
Prerequisite: Barbarian level 20
Specifics: This feat allows barbarians to shrug off four points of damage from each attack that hits them.
Use: Automatic



Damage Reduction VI
Type of Feat: Defensive
Specifics: This feat allows the character to shrug off six points of damage from each attack that hits them.
Use: Automatic



Devastating Critical
Your vast experience in battle combined with your proven prowess has instilled in you an unshakable confidence in your abilities. You have learned that nearly everything in this world is held to life by the smallest of threads and the only trick in battle is finding that thread and snipping it neatly in two. You have spent a great deal of time searching for this tether to life and now it seems you know where it can be found.

Type of Feat: Combat
Prerequisite: Strength 25+, Cleave, Great Cleave, Improved Critical (weapon to be chosen), Overwhelming Critical (weapon to be chosen), Power Attack, Weapon Focus (weapon to be chosen)
Specifics: Whenever scoring a critical hit with the chosen weapon, the character's target must make a Fortitude save or die instantly. Creatures who are immune to critical hits are not affected by this feat.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Almost the exclusive domain of a fighter who can afford the number of feats and the resources to contribute to a strength score, you will become feared indeed. A player who wishes to take this feat will need to plan from a very early point in order to obtain all the required prerequisites.



Dragon Shape
Only one creature has ever truly been beyond your grasp. Only one monster contains such power as to befuddle your attempts to mold yourself into its great form: the dragon. You have studied long and hard to reach the intimate understanding needed to create yourself in their impressive image. The power would be undeniable; the benefits would be incalculable. Your work is rewarded one day when you realize one tiny thing: dragons are the masters of the world and cower before nothing.

Type of Feat: Epic
Prerequisite: 21st level, Wisdom 30+ and Wild Shape 6x/day
Specifics: The character may use wild shape to change into a dragon. The transformation has a duration of 1 hour per class level.
Use: Selected. After selecting, the character must choose what type of dragon they will appear as.
Player Notes: Although large and somewhat slow the dragon is still one of the most powerful creatures in the game. The breath weapon alone can win most fights.



Energy Resistance Acid
Energy Resistance Cold
Energy Resistance Electricity
Energy Resistance Fire
Energy Resistance Sonic
Your natural affinity for a specific energy in this world has blossomed with experience and training into a distinct advantage over your opponents... and to your own parties dismay when they realize that they do not share your gifts.

Each different form of energy resistance must be taken separately: Acid, Cold, Electricity, Fire, Sonic.

Type of Feat: Defensive
Prerequisite: 21st level
Specifics: The character gains resistance 10 to the specific type of energy named form of damage. This feat may be taken multiple times, to a maximum of 100.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: As your levels move higher and higher so to does the chance that you may be called on to travel to areas that are inhospitable and even deadly to unprotected travelers.



Epic Damage Reduction I
Perhaps it was watching the unstoppable Barbarians in war that inspired you, or the invulnerability of those rare but particularly bothersome creatures you have encountered along the way, but you have learned the secrets to shrugging off some of the damage you might have suffered when an opponent strikes a hit. Whether it be because of instincts and reflexes or willpower unknown to most, you reduce the lethality of wounds you suffer without conscious thought.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: 21st level, Con 21+
Specifics: The character gains damage reduction 3/-.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Remember all those creatures that gave you a hard time way back when you did not have a magic weapon? Well, now you're one of them. This ability proves its worth many time over when facing a multitude of opponents instead of a single powerful opponent.



Epic Damage Reduction II
Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Epic Damage Reduction I
Specifics: The character gains damage reduction 6/-.
Use: Automatic



Epic Dodge
It isn't your reflexes anymore you swear. There is something else in the back of your mind, a little voice perhaps that you hear that seems to guide you to safety with astounding regularity. Whatever the reason, you have taken to listening to that little voice and have walked away from an increasing number of battles unscratched and unscathed.

Type of Feat: Class
Prerequisite: 21st level, Dexterity 25+, Dodge, ranks in Tumble, Improved Evasion and Defensive Roll
Specifics: The character avoids the first attack each round.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Rogues know full well that the first attack is usually the most dangerous -- it's best to avoid that all together if you have the means.



Epic Fortitude
You do not get sick. You shrug off the most infectious of diseases. You walk when others crawl. You have always been this way and with each passing year your confidence in your unflagging constitution grows resulting in an even greater resistance to the failings others seem to have.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: 21st level
Specifics: The character gains a +4 to all Fortitude saves.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Even the strongest adventurer, stealthiest rogue, and inscrutable magic-user falls at the effect of disease and decay. Resistance to these unseen horrors is the only defense.



Epic Prowess
Your remarkable abilities and skills have left even the most experienced tutors behind. The wise and humble warrior will then turn to the new and unskilled students of battle for unexpected lessons and tactics that have yet to be corrupted by training and wisdom. Even veterans can learn new ways to bring a fight to a close.

Type of Feat: Combat
Prerequisite: 21st level
Specifics: The character gains a +1 to all attacks.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Non-fighters can easily gain this fighting feat to add an unexpected combat edge.



Epic Reflexes
You have remembered well the lessons taught by the years of avoiding unexpected dangers. You developed a sense of your surroundings that proved to be useful if taxing to avoid dangers. Over time you became practiced at maintaining your vigilance and soon were able to carry yourself in a perpetual state of this awareness without tiring. This heightened awareness is now an unconscious part of your everyday life.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: 21st level
Specifics: The character gains a +4 to all Reflex saves.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: No matter how much armor, shielding, or layers of protection you have the one who avoids the danger altogether is better off.



Epic Reputation
Your exploits are known. Tales of your deeds are sung by bards in the courts of rulers and the grimiest of taverns to the delight of the listeners. Some do not believe you exist, some feel you must be a thing of fantasy and scoff at the details of your greatest triumphs. It is only when you stand before these doubters, undeniable and immutable that your words carry more sway than kings.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: 21st level
Specifics: The character gains a +4 to all Persuasion and Taunt checks.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: You have earned every scar and victory you have acquired and your lessers should heed your words.



Epic Skill Focus
You have found that certain skills you possess have served you very well as you have explored the cracks of the world in search of glory. You have discovered that while there is little new to be learned in a particular area that you have found it very useful to use this knowledge you carry without pause or hesitation. You seem to act on instinct alone when dealing with subjects that you have studied for so long.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: 21st level, 20 ranks in the chosen skill
Specifics: The character gains a +10 on all skill checks with the chosen skill.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: This feat is very useful to almost every character class as there is always something you would rather not have to worry about when dealing with the randomness of skills.



Epic Spell Focus
You are no longer a neonate in the world of magic. You have seen wonders undreamt of by lesser creatures and vanished enemies greater than any could ever hope to face. Whatever you set your great mind against will suffer defeat at your powers. You have selected a school of magic that has proven to be an irritant in the past. Your understanding of this school has now reached a level where the insects that attempt to defeat you through it will fail.

Type of Feat: Spell
Prerequisite: 21st level, Spell Focus and Greater Spell Focus in the chosen school
Specifics: The character gains a +6 to the Difficulty Class for all saving throws against spells from the chosen school of magic.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Magic users do not have a wide selection of feats and should consider very wisely what school will be focused upon that would serve the magic user best.



Epic Spell Penetration
In your studies you have come across the greatest of mysterious to the magic adept- the resistance of magical energies. You rightly assumed that your years of study and practice would be wasted against a lesser foe that possessed such a powerful resistance and have taken steps to rectify this situation. You have spent a great deal of time to learn how to manipulate your magic in hopes that it would slip past these unnatural defenses to strike your opponents down.

Type of Feat: Spell
Prerequisite: 21st level, Spell Penetration and Greater Spell Penetration
Specifics: The character gains a +6 bonus on caster level checks to beat a creature's spell resistance.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: As you move to higher and higher levels the frequency of creatures possessing the ability to shrug off magic will become more and more prevalent.



Epic Toughness
You have observed who walks and who lies still when a conflict has ended. It is not speed, strength or even skill, it is those who seem to possess an almost indefinable quantity of vigor that survive. You have studied this phenomenon carefully and followed what little advice has been gleaned in order to better yourself. You think that you have leaded the key....

Type of Feat: Defense
Prerequisite: 21st level
Specifics: The character gains +20 hit points. This feat may be taken multiple times, up to a maximum of +200 hit points.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: An absolute boon to players that suffer from a lack of hit points due to low hit dice scores such as sorcerers, wizards and even rogues. A player must careful consider if extra hit points are worth spending a feat on however.



Epic Weapon Focus
You have grown attached to your weapon of choice. It has saved your life many, many times and has destroyed countless numbers of your enemies. The more you use your weapon the greater it becomes in your callused hands. Through long years of use you have found new ways to confound your opponents and slip past their defenses to land a telling blow.

Type of Feat: Combat
Prerequisite: 21st level, Weapon Focus with chosen weapon
Specifics: The character gains a +2 bonus to all attack rolls with the chosen weapon.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Any advantage that gives you a greater chance to hit is a very potent advantage indeed.



Epic Weapon Specialization
Any new recruit knows that the only way to win a fight is by striking your opponent before he strikes you. This may be fine for those fragile students of battle but for hardened veterans like yourself you are well aware that the strike itself must be careful and measured for the greatest effect or it is wasted. Precision wins battles.

Type of Feat: Combat
Prerequisite: 21st level, Weapon Focus, Epic Weapon Focus and Weapon Specialization in the chosen weapon
Specifics: The character gains a +4 bonus to all damage you deal with the chosen weapon.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Extra damage evens the gap between those that fight for a living and those who sneak about or cast spell from afar.



Epic Will
There is something unshakable in your stance; some steel that needs no polishing that glints in your eye. When you set your mind to a goal there is little that can be done to alter your course or sway you from your chosen path. All but the most determined attack is shattered against your indomitable will.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: 21st level
Specifics: The character gains a +4 to all Will saves.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: You can be the strongest warrior in the land but how useful is your sword arm when someone attacks your mind?



Great Charisma
Great Constitution
Great Dexterity
Great Intelligence
Great Strength
Great Wisdom
You have realized that all the training in the world cannot exceed one thing: your natural limits. As impossible as it seems you must better yourself before you can continue to better your skills. You have selected what is the most important to you and have turned you mind and body to breaking through your own borders for enlightenment.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: 21st level
Specifics: The character gains a +1 to their chosen ability. This may be taken multiple times, to a maximum of +10.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: The benefit of increasing your natural attributes cannot be underestimated though the best use of a feat must also be considered as feats are precious, few and far apart.



Great Smite
There is something divine in your eye that shines forth like a beacon. Your enemies cannot avoid the intensity of your personality and are aware that whatever power works through you is greater indeed than they can imagine. When you choose to focus this otherworldly energy into one powerful strike it is as if the heavens themselves are split to strike your enemies from this world.

Type of Feat: Class
Prerequisite: 21st level, Charisma 25+, Smite Evil
Specifics: Whenever the character makes a successful smite attack, it adds 2X the characters level to damage. This feat may be taken multiple times, up to a maximum of 10X.
Use: Combat Mode
Player Notes: Certainly one of the most damaging feats in the entire game if used correctly and wisely.



Greater Spell Penetration
There is nothing more frustrating than spending many long hours learning and perfecting spells that should devastate your opponents only to have them shrug off the affects of the best magic you can weld because of some paltry natural resistance or cowardly magic item. You have channeled your energy into shattering this irritating barrier to expose the flesh of your foes to your magic strikes.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Spell Penetration
Specifics: A +4 bonus on caster level checks is granted to the character, when trying to beat a creature's spell resistance.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: The most powerful spells in all the land can be defected by some pretty cheap magic resistance. It would pay to ensure that when you need to score a hit your enemy has less chance to slip away.



Improved Combat Casting
It has been a long time since your faltering days when you were learning the complex steps required to cast magic. At first you reveled in the simple success of creating these energies at all. You moved to the very dangerous level of controlling magic even in the presence of those who would do you harm. Your final step has now been achieved with the steps of magic being so familiar that even your enemies gain no advantage from your diverted attention.

Type of Feat: Spell
Prerequisite: 21st level, Combat Casting, Concentration 25+ ranks
Specifics: The character does not incur attack of opportunity for casting spells while threatened.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: You have gained a valuable freedom when using your magic to defeat enemies when taking this feat. You need not run from your foes to loose your magics in combat.



Improved Ki Strike +4
You will never forget the first time your fists failed to wound your enemies before you. All your speed and training were useless against the magical hide that confounded your best attacks leaving you useless and bloody. Your shame drove you to better yourself through meditation and concentration. You have found an inner reserve of Ki that serves to shatter the defensives of those who are without order.

Type of Feat: Class
Prerequisite: Monk, Ki Strike +3, 25th level
Specifics: The monk's unarmed attack counts as a magic weapon against creatures with damage reduction. The monk can select improved ki strike as a bonus feat at 25th and 30th level, it is not automatically given.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: As you reach higher levels of challenges you can be assured that creatures will frequently have far better defenses against the mundane.



Improved Ki Strike +5
Type of Feat: Class
Prerequisite: Monk, Ki Strike +4, 30th level
Specifics: The monk's unarmed attack counts as a magic weapon against creatures with damage reduction. The monk can select improved ki strike as a bonus feat at 25th and 30th level, it is not automatically given.
Use: Automatic



Improved Sneak Attack 1D6
It is far easier to win a battle if your opponent never gets a chance to strike back. With this perfectly reasonable view of how battles should be fought you have focused on the single perfect strike that can decide a battle before it has begun.

Type of Feat: Class
Prerequisite: 8d6 Sneak Attack
Specifics: Add +1d6 to your sneak attack damage. This feat may be taken multiple times, to a maximum of +10d6.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: If the player intends on focusing on the sneak attack he or she should also consider developing any resources that will help place a character in a situation that will allow this sort of attack.



Improved Spell Resistance
The best way to avoid the tragic effects of damaging spells is to not suffer the effects of spells at all. Through education and special training you have come to realize how best to avoid magical energies in whatever form they may be cast.

Type of Feat: Defense
Prerequisite: 21st level
Specifics: The character gains a +2 to spell resistance. This feat may be taken multiple times, to a maximum of +20.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: A player should consider this very carefully as to whether they wish to commit to spending a reasonable number of feats on this very unique ability or not. One feat spent on this does not result in much of an advantage over, say, +20 hits or some such. Be prepared to invest feats into this or choose something else.



Improved Stunning Fist
You have noticed that your fist once held the power to strike so soundly that your opponents suffered confusion for a time trying to recover from your terrific blows. You have left this ability behind you as your opponents grew more and more resistant to this special attack. You have only recently realized new ways to increase the power of your attacks so that no matter what creature falls under your fist they will learn to fear your focus.

Type of Feat: Class
Prerequisite: 21st level, Dexterity 19, Wisdom 19, Improved Unarmed Strike and Stunning Fist
Specifics: Adds +2 to the DC of the character's stunning attack. This feat may be taken multiple times, to a maximum of +20.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: Sometimes the difference between winning and losing comes down who gets one more chance to attack.



Improved Whirlwind Attack
Your ability to strike down the hapless hordes you may encounter has grown even more deadly through practice. Your sword is quick and merciless to the stubborn hands that seek to drag you down to your doom. You move like a breeze and scatter your foes like leaves.

Type of Feat: Epic
Prerequisite: 21st level, Intelligence 13+, Expertise, Dexterity 23+, Dodge, Mobility, Whirlwind Attack and Spring Attack
Specifics: The character performs a full attack action, and makes one melee attack at full base attack bonus against all opponents they threaten.
Use: Selected
Player Notes: If you feel that you will be encountering large groups of enemies rather than one or two very tough creatures this is best feat to take.



Lasting Impression
Where once your music inspired your companions to greater deeds when your music still sounded in their ears, you now have grown more skilled in what music you create. Your music now strikes such an intimate chord with your companions that long after you have finished your song the inspiring notes continue to sound in the ears and in the hearts of those who fight for you.

Type of Feat: Epic
Prerequisite: 21st level, ranks in Perform and Bard Song
Specifics: This feat allows the effects of bardic music to last ten times longer than normal after the character stops singing.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: As you gain experience you will find foes that require greater and greater amounts of time to vanquish. Your music must hold influence for a much greater amount of time to match this.



Mighty Rage
Nothing can stand before your mighty howl. The rage burns through your blood like brushfire sweeping across the dry plains. Your vision mists and your muscles bunch and coil with renewed and impossible strength. Few can stand before this primal display.

Type of Feat: Epic
Prerequisite: 21st level, Strength 21+, Constitution 21+ and Greater Rage
Specifics: When the character rages, they gain +8 to Strength and Constitution and a +4 morale bonus to Will saves. These bonuses replace the normal rage bonuses.
Use: Combat Mode
Player Notes: Gaining this huge amount of Str and Con is a major advantage over those who must rely on magic and other artificial devices.



Outsider Shape
You have experienced the skin of nearly everything this world has to offer and have become bored. Your foes seem to grow in power and yet you seem to stagnate with forms that surprise no one. You have sought out secret skins and hidden forms of those who do not dwell in this world; whose minds are wholly alien and dark. Only your perceptive eye and flexible mind could seek to understand beings from different planes in order to duplicate them and share their power.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Epic Shifter, Wisdom 25
Specifics: The character can assume different outsider shapes three times per day -- either a Azer Chieftain, a Rakshasa or a Death Slaad.
Use: Selected. After choosing the ability, the character must select the type of outsider into which to change.
Player Notes: Nobody expects that creatures from a different plane could be imitated and thus you gain the advantage.



Overwhelming Critical
You have seen enough battles to know when a hit will decide a battle. When you were just learning your sword you thought these strikes simply lucky or blessed by your gods to defeat your enemies. You have since learned to watch for opportunities where a strike can become something much more than a simple strike.

Type of Feat: Combat
Prerequisite: 21st level, 23+ Strength, Cleave, Great Cleave, Improved Critical (in chosen weapon), Power Attack and Weapon Focus (in weapon chosen)
Specifics: When using the weapon chosen, the character deals +1d6 points of damage on a successful critical hit. If the weapon's critical multiplier is x3, add +2d6, and if the multiplier is x4, add 3d6.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: If you have a feat to spare a little extra damage when you make a successful hit will not be wasted.



Perfect Health
You cannot remember when you last suffered from sickness. The sting of the black widow is nothing more than an irritant. You have ceased to be concerned with any invisible corruption of the flesh. Your constitution is unwavering at the hands of these lesser concerns. You bleed but do not decay.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Constitution 25+, Great Fortitude
Specifics: Makes the character immune to all diseases and poisons.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: In a world where a simple dash of something to a drink or dagger can spell the end of a legendary adventuring career it would be very wise to add another layer of defense.



Planar Turning
Your skill with shattering the armies of the damned has grown to be a thing of legend. You learn in your vast travels that there is a special element deep within the corrupt fabric of the undead that you can recognize and can strike with almost unconscious ease…yet there is something similar in other beings you have encountered. This tiny element of 'other,' this miniscule particle of the truly alien seems to be the same in those that were created in another land far from here....

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: 21st level, Wisdom 25+, Charisma 25+ and Turn Undead
Specifics: This feat allows outsiders to be turned like undead.
Use: If the character has twice as many levels as the outsiders have Hit Die, the outsiders are instantly destroyed.
Player Notes: The turning ability is extremely powerful and any feat that would allow it to be used against another group of foes should not be forgotten.



Scribe Scroll
You realize that keeping all your knowledge in your head is only limiting your use. Your magic is equally effective and infinitely more useful written down for use at any time. You begin to learn that any bit of magic you wish to tuck away safe can be transferred to words to be used later when the battle turns against you and your companions when your mind is exhausted.

Type of Feat: Item Creation
Prerequisite: Spellcaster Level 1st+
Specifics: You can create a scroll of any spell that you know. Scribing a scroll costs a small amount of XP and gold, depending on the level of the spell to scribe. The costs for scribing a scroll depends on the level of the spell as well as the level of the resulting scroll.
Some examples:
A scroll of bless (1) will cost 25 gp and 6 XP
A scroll of fireball (5) will cost 375 gp and 15 XP
A scroll of chain lightning (11) will cost 1650 gp and 66 XP

Use: Selected. In order to scribe a scroll, the character has to cast the spell in question on a specially prepared blank scroll.
Player Notes: Like Brew Potion and Craft Wand this feat will extend the powers of a magic-user well beyond their natural limits. This may even make the magic-users the most powerful classes in the game, as they really have no limitations now.



Self-Concealment 10%
Perhaps the best way to survive an attack is not to be hit. Is it your fault your opponents can't seem to see you clearly or your movements always seem to be obscured from view? Years of avoiding the cut of a sword have manifested an uncanny ability to remain partially in the world of darkness so that even the deadliest of foes will miss you from time to time.

Type of Feat: Defense
Prerequisite: 21st level, Dexterity 30+, Hide 30 ranks, Tumble 30 ranks and improved evasion
Specifics: The character gain a 10% concealment bonus. This feat may be taken multiple times, to a maximum of 50%.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: This is another feat that can be very, very powerful if more than one feat is spent to encourage this ability. One out of every ten swings at you will miss -- that is very powerful indeed.



Superior Initiative
You cannot help but feel trouble coming even before you can see it. You have lived through so many battles and countless dangerous situations, where simply reacting first was all you needed to escape with your life, you know that the slow tend to get killed and the quick survive. A heartbeat of time holds all you need to win.

Type of Feat: Combat
Prerequisite: Improved Initiative
Specifics: Character gains a +8 bonus on initiative checks.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: There are many advantages to being the first one to strike in combat or the first one to react to an enemy. Rogues will use this feat to considerable advantage.



Terrifying Rage
Even the creatures of the foulest places in the world can know fear. The traveled Barbarian can summon such anger, such invincible rage that their enemies cannot but flee at the swirling storm of flesh and blood that approaches.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Epic Barbarian, Intimidate 25 ranks
Specifics: While the barbarian is raging, any enemy that comes close to him must make a Will save opposed by the barbarian's Intimidate check or becomes panicked for 1d6 rounds. Opponents with up to twice the barbarian's Hit Dice will not flee but will receive a -2 penalty to attack and saving throw rolls. Creatures with more then 2x the barbarian's Hit Dice are not affected by the rage.
Use: Automatic while in rage.
Player Notes: This adds a new and automatic affect to the Rage abilities that can be very useful indeed when facing a large group of lesser opponents.



Thundering Rage
You find that there is a shelter deep within your heart that holds no restraints. You can reach a place so horrible within yourself that you become a vessel for all the pain in the world. While the world cringes at the monstrous fury unleashed, you seem distant and separate from the hurricane that is created within you. Foes will splinter in your wake and those left alive with forever quake in silence at your memory.

Type of Feat:
Prerequisite: Epic Barbarian, Strength 25
Specifics: Any weapon the barbarian wields while in a rage does an additional 2d6 points of damage on a critical hit. There is a 50% chance for a creature hit by one of the barbarian's weapons to deafened for 3 rounds.
Use: Automatic
Player Notes: This adds a giant bonus of damage to the Barbarian which has been at a disadvantage against the fighter for his lack of combat feats.



Undead Shape
Although you know it is something unclean and forbidden, your fascination with the dead has driven you to action. You have mastered life in its many forms but the call of the dead is attractive and elusive. Many nights have been spent over the body of a foul corruption searching for the trigger, the grain of understanding that would allow you to assume its gray flesh as your own. This secret information crawls into your mind one dark night and you realize what you have been blind to before. The knowledge writhes and twists in your mind like maggots within festering flesh. You have given up your innocence of life in exchange for brotherhood with death.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Epic Shifter
Specifics: The character with this ability can transform into a selection of powerful undead creatures three times per day: Risen Lord, Vampire and Spectre.
Use: Selected. After choosing the ability, the character must select an undead type into which to change.
Player Notes: While you do not have all the powers of the undead, you do have the fine selection of immunities to damage that they possess.



Whirlwind Attack
Lesser opponents think that numbers will give them some sort of advantage when facing your prowess. Little do they know that by massing around you all they are doing is placing themselves in a more convenient location to strike. You have learned how to move from one opponent to the next without breaking stride to watch their horrified faces.

Type of Feat: General
Prerequisite: Intelligence 13+, Expertise, Dexterity 13+, Dodge, Mobility, base attack of +4 or higher and Spring Attack
Specifics: The character performs a full attack action, and makes one melee attack at full base attack bonus against each opponent within 5 feet.
Use: Selected
Player Notes: Crowds of minions should not be a problem when you need to move on to greater foes. This attack will make sure you keep your more dire appointments.


Spell Hotu



Ball Lightning
You create a ball of lightning that strikes your target. The damage of the ball is 1d6 per level to a maximum of 15d6.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 5
Innate Level: 5
School: Evocation
Descriptors: Electricity
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: Instantaneous
Save: Reflex 1/2
Spell Resistance: Yes



Battletide
You create an aura that steals energy from your enemies. Your enemies suffer a -2 circumstance penalty on saves, attack rolls, and damage rolls, once entering the aura. On casting, you gain a +2 circumstance bonus to your saves, attack rolls, and damage rolls.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 5
Innate Level: 5
School: Transmutation
Descriptors: Mind-Affecting
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Large
Duration: 1 Round / Level
Save: No
Spell Resistance: Yes



Black Blade of Disaster
The caster creates a black blade shaped planar rift, resembling a greatsword which fights at her side. The blade cannot be harmed by physical attacks, but it can be affected by dispel magic or similar effects. For the purpose of bypassing damage reduction, the sword is considered to be a +5 weapon. The spell requires the caster to concentrate on it - casting spells or performing any other action than walking or talking may result in a concentration failure and end the spell.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 9
Innate Level: 9
School: Conjuration
Descriptors: Summoned Item
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Point
Duration: 1 Round / Level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Blackstaff
Casting this spell on a quarterstaff will do the following:


Gives it a +4 enhancement bonus.
On striking a creature, dispel magic is cast on the target.
The spell will not work on any other weapon than a quarterstaff.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 8
Innate Level: 8
School: Transmutation
Descriptors: Weapon Enchantment
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Creature holding quarterstaff or item (quarterstaff)
Duration: 1 Round / Level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: Yes



Blade Thirst
You grant a slashing weapon a +3 enhancement bonus. If you or your target dual-wield and your main weapon either is magical or has some spell cast on it, this spell will target the off-hand weapon. (Note: this spell only effects slashing melee weapons.)

Caster Level(s): Ranger 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Transmutation
Descriptors: Weapon Enchantment
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Creature's main or off-hand weapon
Duration: 1 Round / Level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Bless Weapon
You empower the touched weapon with a +1 enhancement bonus, and a 2d6 damage bonus vs. undead. If you or your target dual-wield and your main weapon either is magical or has some spell cast on it, this spell will target the off-hand weapon.

Caster Level(s): Paladin 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Transmutation
Descriptors: Weapon Enchantment
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Creature's main or off-hand weapon
Duration: 1 Minute / Level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Circle of Death
A wave of negative energy bursts from the target location. A number of enemy creatures equal to 1d4 per caster level must make a Fortitude save or die, beginning with those creatures with the lowest Hit Dice. Creatures with 9 or more Hit Dice are unaffected.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 6
Innate Level: 6
School: Necromancy
Descriptors: Death
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Colossal
Duration: Instant
Additional Counter Spells: Death Ward
Save: Fortitude Negates
Spell Resistance: Yes



Cloud of Bewilderment
The caster blows forth a cloud of noxious air. Enemies in the area of effect are stunned and blinded 1d6 rounds.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 2, Bard 2
Innate Level: 2
School: Evocation
Descriptors: Gas
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Huge
Duration: 1 Round / Level
Save: Fortitude
Spell Resistance: Yes



Combust
This spell makes a creature burst into flame. The initial eruption of flame causes 2d6 fire damage +1 point per caster level (maximum +10) with no saving throw. Further, the creature must make a Reflex save or catch fire taking a further 1d6 points of damage. This will continue until the Reflex save is made.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 2
Innate Level: 2
School: Evocation
Descriptors: Fire
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: One creature
Duration: Instantaneous
Save: Reflex partial
Spell Resistance: Yes



Crumble
This spell inflicts 1d6 points of damage per caster level to a selected Construct to a maximum of 15d6. This spell does not affect living creatures.

Caster Level(s): Druid 6
Innate Level: 6
School: Transmutation
Descriptors: Sonic
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: One Construct
Duration: Instantaneous
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Darkfire
This spell allows the caster to immolate a non-magical weapon. The weapon will do 1d6 points of damage, +1 per two caster levels (maximum of +10) of fire damage. The caster can either target a specific melee weapon in his inventory or a creature to enchant the weapon the creature is wielding.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Evocation
Descriptors: Fire
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Creature, Melee Weapon
Duration: 1 Hour / Level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Deafening Clang
You empower a weapon with a +1 attack bonus and a +3 sonic damage bonus. Also, the weapon gains the ability to deafen the creature that is struck like a thunderstone.

Caster Level(s): Paladin 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Transmutation
Descriptors: Weapon Enchantment
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Creature, Melee Weapon
Duration: 1 Round / Level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Death Armor
You are surrounded with a magical aura that injures creatures that contact it. Any creature striking you with its body or handheld weapon takes 1d4 points of damage +1 point per 2 caster levels (maximum +5).

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 2
Innate Level: 2
School: Necromancy
Descriptors: Magical Armor
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 round / level
Save: Will negates
Spell Resistance: Yes



Dragon Knight (Epic)
The caster summons a powerful adult red dragon to the targeted location to fight on his side.
Prerequisite: 21st level, the ability to cast 9th level spells and 22 ranks in spellcraft.



Electric Jolt
The caster does 1d3 points of electrical damage to a target.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 0
Innate Level: 0
School: Evocation
Descriptors: Electricity
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: Instant
Save: None
Spell Resistance: Yes



Endure Elements
The target creature gains damage resistance 10/- against all elemental forms of damage. The spell ends after absorbing 20 points of damage from any single elemental type.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 1, Druid 1, Paladin 1, Wizard / Sorcerer 1
Innate Level: 2
School: Abjuration
Descriptors:
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 24 Hours
Save: Harmless
Spell Resistance: No



Epic Mage Armor (Epic)
The caster gets a +20 armor class bonus.
Prerequisite: 21st level, the ability to cast 9th level spells and 26 ranks in spellcraft.



Epic Warding (Epic)
The spell conjures a powerful magical ward around the caster protecting against all bludgeoning, piercing and slashing damage. It grants damage reduction 50/+20 for 1 round per level.
Prerequisite: Epic Level Caster, the ability to cast 9th level spells and 34 ranks in spellcraft.



Expeditious Retreat
The caster becomes 150% faster than their normal movement rate, allowing them to flee from dangerous encounters. This spell has no effect if the caster is already hasted.

Caster Level(s): Bard 1, Wizard / Sorcerer 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Transmutation
Descriptors:
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 round/level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Flame Weapon
Sets a melee weapon aflame, granting 1d4 points of fire damage +1 per caster level to a maximum of +10. You can target a specific weapon or a creature with this spell.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 2
Innate Level: 2
School: Evocation
Descriptors: Weapon Enchantment
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Creature or Melee Weapon
Duration: 1 Minute / Level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Gedlee's Electric Loop
You create a small stroke of lightning that cycles through all creatures in the area of effect. The spell deals 1d6 points of damage per 2 caster levels (maximum 5d6). Those who fail their Reflex saves must succeed at a Will save or be stunned for 1 round.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 2
Innate Level: 2
School: Evocation
Descriptors: Electrical
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Small
Duration: Instantaneous
Save: Reflex 1/2 (See Above)
Spell Resistance: Yes



Glyph of Warding
The caster creates a small, magical zone that can detect the passage of enemy creatures. When the field is activated, it explodes, doing 1d8 points of sonic damage per two caster levels to all creatures within the area of effect, to a maximum of 5d8.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Abjuration
Descriptors: Sonic
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Large
Duration: 1 Turn / 2 Levels
Save: Reflex 1/2
Spell Resistance: Yes



Great Thunderclap
You create a loud noise equivalent to a peal of thunder and its accompanying shock wave. The spell has three effects. First, all creatures in the area must make Will saves to avoid being stunned for 1 round. Second, the creatures must make Fortitude saves or be deafened for 1 minute. Third, they must make Reflex saves or fall prone.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 7
Innate Level: 7
School: Evocation
Descriptors: Sonic
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Huge
Duration: Instantaneous
Save: See Above
Spell Resistance: No



Greater Magic Fang
This spell strengthens the caster's animal companion, giving it +1 to hit and +1 to damage for every three levels of the caster (maximum of +5). It also grants the creature an enchantment bonus equal to the hit/damage bonus given.

Caster Level(s): Druid 3, Ranger 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Transmutation
Descriptors:
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 turn/level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Greater Magic Weapon
You empower the touched weapon with a +1 enhancement bonus per 3 caster levels (maximum of +5). You can either directly target the weapon you want to cast this spell on, or you can target a creature, affecting the creature's main hand weapon.

Caster Level(s): Bard 3, Cleric 4, Paladin 3, Wizard / Sorcerer 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Transmutation
Descriptors: Weapon Enchantment
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Creature or Melee Weapon
Duration: 1 Hour / Level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Greater Ruin (Epic)
The caster deals 35d6 energy damage to a single target.
Prerequisite: 21st level, the ability to cast 9th level spells and 25 ranks in spellcraft.



Greater Sanctuary
The caster becomes ethereal. No other creature can detect the caster. Attacking or performing a hostile action will make the etherealness vanish.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 6, Wizard / Sorcerer 8
Innate Level: 7
School: Transmutation
Descriptors:
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 turn/level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Healing Sting
You inflict 1d6 +1 point per level of damage to the living creature touched and gain an equal amount of hit points. You may not gain more hit points then your maximum with the Healing Sting.

Caster Level(s): Druid 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Necromancy
Descriptors: Negative
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Creature touched
Duration: Instantaneous
Save: Fortitude negates
Spell Resistance: Yes



Hellball (Epic)
The caster creates a ball of energy that does 10d6 points of acid, fire, electrical and sonic damage to all targets in its blast radius.
Prerequisite: 21st level, the ability to cast 9th level spells and 32 ranks in spellcraft.



Holy Sword
This spell transforms the caster's melee weapon into a powerful Holy Avenger, a specially blessed weapon that, when wielded by paladin, acts like a +5 holy weapon that dispels magic on hit.

Caster Level(s): Paladin 4
Innate Level: 4
School: Evocation
Descriptors: Weapon Enchantment
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Melee or Creature
Duration: 1 Round / Level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Horizikaul's Boom
You blast the target with loud and high-pitched sounds. The target takes 1d4 points of sonic damage per two caster levels (maximum 5d4) and must make a Will save or be deafened for 1d4 rounds.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Evocation
Descriptors: Sonic
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: One creature
Duration: Instantaneous
Save: Will partial
Spell Resistance: Yes



Ice Dagger
You create a dagger shaped piece of ice that flies toward the target and deals 1d4 points of cold damage per level (maximum of 5d4).

Caster Level(s): Sorcerer / Wizard 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Evocation
Descriptors: Cold
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: One creature
Duration: Instantaneous
Save: Reflex 1/2
Spell Resistance: Yes



Infestation of Maggots
With but a touch, you infest a target with maggot-like creatures. They deal 1d4 points of temporary Constitution damage each round. Each round the subject makes a new Fortitude save. The spell ends if the target succeeds at its saving throw.

Caster Level(s): Druid 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Necromancy
Descriptors: Disease
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Creature touched
Duration: 1 round / 2 levels
Additional Counter Spells: Remove Disease, Heal
Save: Fortitude negates
Spell Resistance: Yes



Iron Guts
When touched, the target creature gains a +4 circumstance bonus on Fortitude saves against all poisons.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Abjuration
Descriptors: Poison Resistance
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Creature touched
Duration: 10 minutes / level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Keen Edge
The critical threat range of one weapon is extended. Adds the keen property to one melee weapon, extending its critical threat range.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 3, Bard 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Transmutation
Descriptors: Weapon Enchantment
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Creature's main or off-hand weapon
Duration: 10 Minutes / Level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Magic Vestment
You empower the touched armor or shield with a +1 AC bonus per 3 caster levels (maximum of +5).

Caster Level(s): Cleric 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Transmutation
Descriptors: Armor Enchantment
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Creature, Armor or Shield
Duration: 1 Hour / Level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Magic Weapon
You empower the touched weapon with a +1 enhancement bonus.

Caster Level(s): Bard 1, Cleric 1, Paladin 1, Wizard / Sorcerer 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Transmutation
Descriptors: Weapon Enchantment
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Melee Weapon or Creature
Duration: 1 Hour / Level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Monstrous Regeneration
For the duration of the spell, the target creature gains the ability to regenerate 10 Hit Points every round.

Caster Level(s): Cleric 5
Innate Level: 5
School: Conjuration
Descriptors: Regeneration
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: Single
Duration: 1 Round / 2 Caster Levels
Save: Harmless
Spell Resistance: No



Mestil's Acid Breath
You breathe forth a cone of acidic droplets. The cone inflicts 1d6 points of acid damage per caster level (maximum 10d6).

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Conjuration
Descriptors: Acid
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Cone
Duration: Instantaneous
Save: Reflex 1/2
Spell Resistance: Yes



Mestil's Acid Sheath
This spell creates an acid shield around your person. Any creature striking you with its body does normal damage, but at the same time the attacker takes 1d6 points +2 points per caster level of acid damage.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 5
Innate Level: 5
School: Conjuration
Descriptors: Acid
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Personal
Area of Effect/ Target: Caster
Duration: 1 round / level
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Mummy Dust (Epic)
The caster summons a powerful mummy warrior to do their bidding.
Prerequisite: 21st level, the ability to cast 9th level spells and 15 ranks in spellcraft.



Scintillating Sphere
The caster unleashes a crackling electric projectile that explodes upon all within the area of effect for 1d6 points of electric damage per caster level, to a maximum of 10d6.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 3
Innate Level: 3
School: Evocation
Descriptors: Electricity
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Huge
Duration: Instantaneous
Save: Reflex 1/2
Spell Resistance: Yes



Shelgarn's Persistant Blade
The caster summons a dagger that acts as a faithful and loyal servant.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 1
Innate Level: 1
School: Evocation
Descriptors: Summoned Item
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Short
Area of Effect/ Target: Point
Duration: 1 Round / 2 Levels
Save: None
Spell Resistance: No



Stone Bones
You cause the target undead to gain a +3 natural armor class bonus, due to the thickening of its bones.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 2, Cleric 2
Innate Level: 2
School: Transmutation
Descriptors: Magical Armor
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Touch
Area of Effect/ Target: One undead creature
Duration: 10 minutes / level
Save: Harmless
Spell Resistance: No



Stonehold (Back to Top)
Creates a cloud that paralyzes any creatures inside of it, encasing them in stone for 1d6 rounds.

Caster Level(s): Druid 6
Innate Level: 6
School: Conjuration
Descriptors: Paralyse
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Huge
Duration: 1 Round / Level
Save: Will negates
Spell Resistance: Yes



Undeath to Death
This spell slays 1d4 HD worth of undead creatures per caster level (maximum 20d4). Creatures with the fewest HD are affected first; among creatures with equal HD, those closest to the point of origin of the burst are affected first.

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 6, Cleric 6
Innate Level: 6
School: Necromancy
Descriptors: Negative
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Colossal
Duration: Instantaneous
Save: Will negates
Spell Resistance: Yes



Vine Mine
When casting vine mine, you must select one of the following:

entangle (as the spell)
hamper movement (movement speed is halved)
camouflage (add +4 competence bonus on Hide checks)
Caster Level(s): Druid 5
Innate Level: 5
School: Conjuration
Descriptors: Nature
Components: Verbal, Somatic
Range: Medium
Area of Effect/ Target: Huge
Duration: 3 + 1 Round / 2 Levels
Save: Yes (Entangle)
Spell Resistance: Yes





pd: esto es todo por hoy

[HoruS]

lindo, segui asi primito, ojala lo hubieras hecho vos jejeje. quisiera agregar algo mas pero no puedo, si alguien kiere algo mas pregunte


Un3 : Que manera de Robar post ...

[Athenas]

Una preunta si es que podes, no entiendo mucho de ingles me lo podrias conseguir en espaniol .
bue

[LoRdWetton]

Oa !! JUAJUAJUAJUAJUAJUA ... esa gia yo la tengo tambiem pero en ingles obio no vas a conseguir nda en castellano a menos que lo traduscas , pero bue eso va a decion tuya .. jeje vos unebril lo hubiese traducido para gente como athenas .

SaLu2

[Angel09]

PUDE LOGRAR TRADUCIR ESTE TEXTO PERO SOLO UNA PARTE YA QUE NO ENCONTRE UN BUEN TRADUCTOR QUE TRADUZCA TODAS LAS PALABRS ES DECIR ESTAN LIMITADOS POR CANTIDAD DE LETRAS BUE PERO ANTES QUE NADA NO?



1)gender
2)race
3)class
4)alignment
6)abilities
7)skills
8)feats
caracteres 9)my
10)arcane deletrea
11)divine deletrea




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1) género
He encontrado que el género tiene una cierta influencia en los diálogos de NPC y cierto juego
ambiente. Pero esta parte de la creación del carácter no es importante.


2) raza
Aquí están todas las razas y algunos mis advices sobre esto compiten con. No cubriré
compita con las características porque están disponibles en manual del juego.


1.Human
El ser humano no es una mala opción para todas las clases. Los seres humanos no tienen primas verdaderas
y no hay penas y ellas muy elegantes que otras razas. Un granuja humano con
la alta inteligencia ganará muchos de puntos de la habilidad.
Clases recomendadas: todos, pero para algunas clases otras razas recomendadas.
Clases no recomendadas: ningunos.


2.Elf
Los duendes son una buena opción para los caracteres del mago y del granuja, extendida especialmente
los combatientes de la arma, pero la pena CON -2 les hace malos combatientes del melee.
Clases recomendadas: el mago, granuja, se extendió las clases del combatiente de la arma.
Clases no recomendadas: clases del combatiente del melee.


3.Dwarf
Los enanos son una opción excelente para los combatientes y bárbaros, pero para
caracteres carismáticos no recomendados.
Classes:fighter recomendado, bárbaro, guardabosques.
Clases no recomendadas: bardos, hechiceros, paladins.
Otras clases: usted puede experimentar con otras clases.


4.Halfing
Halfing tiene algunas primas thieving.
Clases recomendadas: granuja recomendado).
Classes:fighter no recomendado, bárbaro, paladin, monk.
Otras clases: usted puede experimentar con otras clases.


5.Gnome
Los gnomos son una buena opción para los spellcasters.
Classes:wizard recomendado, hechicero.
Classes:fighter no recomendado, bárbaro, paladin, monk, guardabosques.
Otras clases: usted puede experimentar con otras clases.


6.Half-elf
los Mitad-duendes no son así que elegante como seres humanos, sino que ganan ciertas primas y no agradables
penas
Clases recomendadas: todos.
Clases no recomendadas: ningunos.


7.Half-Orc

No encontré en manual ninguna información sobre esta capacidad de la mitad-orc pero cuando I
cree el carácter del combatiente de la mitad-orc que recibo una hazaña adicional mientras que los seres humanos reciben.

La Mitad-Orcs es una opción excelente para los combatientes malvados caóticos estúpidos que machacan
todo en este mundo. Sabiduría baja para este caracteres no recomendados
porque mente-afecta deletrea nervio
usted. Mi henchman era Daelon y Wosdom del buho era uno de mi favorito deletrea
porque él funcionó de batalla mientras que luchaba a algunas momias malvadas y a otros monstruos
con la aureola del miedo, pero su daño hágale la máquina de la matanza.
Classes:Barbarian recomendado, combatiente.
No recomendado: mago, hechicero, bardo, paladin.
Otras clases: usted puede experimentar con otras clases.


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3) clase
Aquí están las clases y mis advices. Sistema de Multiclass que no cubriré porque I
jugado con los solos caracteres de la clase. No cubriré las características que
se cubren en manual.


1.Barbarian
Esta clase gana muchos de los puntos golpeados (HP) por el nivel, más entonces otras clases
y con la alta constitución usted puede alcanzar resultados maravillosos en el HP que gana. Uso
La capacidad de la rabia en batallas y energía de la toma ataca feat.Good para luchar ofensivo
y hazaña exótica de las armas recomendada.
La defensa es justa pero para los bárbaros con la armadura baja o media de la destreza
la hazaña (pesada) de la habilidad recomendó aumentar la defensa.

El strength(STR) y constitution(CON) de Abilities:high recomendaron, punto bajo o medio
dexterity(DEX), para el ser humano y el wisdom(WIS) del medio de los caracteres de la mitad-orcs
recomendado, usted puede aumentar su inteligencia (INTERNA) para más puntos de la habilidad pero
INTERNO alto no se recomienda, el punto bajo charisma(CHA). Sobre habilidades y hazañas vea adentro
Sección de las hazañas y de las habilidades.



2.Bao
El nivel del encanto del bardo máximo es el nivel 6 así que la necesidad CHA 16 del bardo de echar llano 6
deletrea.
Feria para luchar de la ofensiva y la defensa justa. Armadura pesada no recomendada
porque la falta arcane del encanto será muy alta en armadura pesada.

STR de Advices:medium, CON medio o alto, DEX medio o alto, punto bajo o medio WIS,
INTERNO bajo o medio, CHA medio o alto (recomiendo CHA 14+, en los altos niveles CHA
debe ser 16+).


3)Cleric
Echar un encanto debe tener nivel de WIS 10+spell's (en los niveles más altos WIS 19+
recomendado para echar llano 9 deletrea).
Feria para luchar y la buena defensa (DEX alto de la ofensiva no recomendado
porque la armadura pesada tiene penas de algún DEX).
Advices:medium sTR, medio CON, WIS alto (16+) (recomiendo WIS 16), medio
CHA interno, bajo o del medio DEX, medio o alto (capacidad de los undead de la vuelta el clérigo basada
en modificante de CHA y el nivel el clérigo).


4)Druid
Echar un encanto debe tener nivel de WIS 10+spell's (en los niveles más altos WIS 19+
recomendado para echar llano 9 deletrea).
Malo en luchar y defensa justa (armadura proficiency(heavy de la ofensiva de la armadura)
hazaña recomendada)
deletrea: Divino (los druids no pueden tener acceso a algún clérigo deletrean (por ejemplo
Ressurection), pero tiene algún único deletrea que no se pueda alcanzar cerca
clérigo).

Advices: CON medio del STR, medio o alto, bajo altos de WIS (16+), bajo o medio interno, o
DEX medio, punto bajo o medio CHA.


5)Fighter
Bueno en luchar y la buena defensa (DEX alto de la ofensiva no recomendado)
13 INTERNOS recomendados, porque algunas hazañas útiles del combatiente requieren 13 INTERNOS.
spells:none.
STR de Advices:high y CON, punto bajo o medio WIS, 13, bajos o medios DEX interno, CHA bajo.


6)Monk
Los monks son especialistas en huelga desarmada y durante la nivelación para arriba de aumento algunos
primas útiles del ataque y de la defensa.
La mala defensa de la armadura, pero las primas de la defensa del monk compensa esta pena.
DEX del sTR de Advices:high, medio o alto de CON, medio o alto de WIS, medio o alto, bajo
INTERNO y CHA.


los 7)Paladin
Para echar deletrea debe tener nivel de WIS 10+spell's (nivel máximo del encanto 4)
Bueno en luchar de la ofensiva y buena defensa.
STR de Advices:high, CON medio o alto, wis 14+, punto bajo o DEX medio, punto bajo o medio
CHA (muy bueno) interno, medio o alto.


8)Ranger
Para echar deletrea debe tener nivel de WIS 10+spell's (nivel máximo del encanto 4)
Bueno en ofensa y defensa justa. Recuerde que el guardabosques recibe para libre alguno
hazañas que luchan de la dos-arma útil.
Advices:medium o sTR alto, CON medio o alto, DEX de los wis 14, medio o alto, bajo o
CHA interno, bajo medio.


9)granuja
Las armas de los assasin offence(special justos serán útiles, chivato que el ataque está muy
defensa buena y no buena de la armadura (DEX alto recomendado).
puntos de la habilidad por modifier(de level:8+INT!!!) (MUY BUENO)
Daños de Attack(extra del chivato (+1d6 el daños en el 1r nivel y +1d6 dañan cada
dos niveles), algunas criaturas son inmunes hacer furtivamente ataque)
CON del sTR de Advices:medium, medio o alto, bajo o puede ser WIS medio, DEX, bajos altos o
INT(medium medio o INTERNO alto no es un mal idea), punto bajo o medio CHA. Granuja humano
sea el elegante pero el halfing o el duende es una buena opción también.


10)sorcerer
echar encanto debe tener nivel de CHA 10+spell's (en los niveles más altos CHA 19
recomendado)
Mala ofensa y mala defensa de la armadura (que usan las hazañas de la armadura no recomendadas porque
penas de la falta del encanto)
La armadura ligera no es una mala idea.
Pocos puntos de la habilidad.
Capacidades Especiales:
no necesita prepararse deletrea a cada mago desemejante del día y puede echar
deletrea multiplican épocas, pero no pueden memorizar deletrea de volutas al spellbook
y tiene pocas ranuras del encanto que el mago, aumento nuevo deletrea al nivelar para arriba y
puede conseguir librado de inútil deletrea al nivelar para arriba.

STR de Advices:low, CON medio o alto, punto bajo o DEX medio de WIS, medio o alto, medio
CHA16+ interno, alto.


11) mago
echar encanto debe tener nivel INTERNO 10+spell's (en el nivel más alto 19 INTERNOS
recomendado)
Ofensa muy mala y mala defensa de la armadura. Deletrea y deletrea solamente.
Para este INTERNO de la clase arriba requerido a para echar encanto del alto nivel, primero se parece
que los magos ganan pocos puntos de la habilidad, pero INTERNO alto compense esta desventaja
(mi mago humano del carácter con 23 INTERNOS en el nivel 20 ganó 9 puntos de la habilidad).
capacidades especiales:
carácter specialist(while del mago del mago que crea nuevo usted puede convertirse
especialista en alguna escuela mágica, tiene algunas ventajas en escuela mágica elegida
y desventajas porque cada escuela mágica ha prohibido la escuela de la magia).
Los aumentos del especialista del mago una ranura adicional para cada nivel del encanto pero no pueden
eche deletrea de la escuela prohibida de la magia.
la necesidad de prepararse deletrea cada día y puede echar cada encanto una vez por día,
contenga más ranuras del encanto que el hechicero, puede memorizar deletrea de volutas y
consiga librado de inútil deletrea de memoria en cualquier momento.
Utilice algunas hazañas metamagic.
CON del sTR de Advices:low, medio o alto, punto bajo o DEX medio de WIS, medio o alto, alto
INT(16+), CHA bajo.


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4) alineación
Hay 9 alineaciones en las noches de Neverwinter: bueno legal, legal
mal neutral, legal, hilo neutro bueno, verdadero neutral, mal neutral, bueno caótico, caótico
mal neutral, caótico. Recuerde que sus acciones en juego pueden cambiar su
alineación y si usted rompe su restricción de la alineación de la clase usted no puede ganar nuevo
los niveles, por ejemplo buen aumento nonlawful del cañón del paladin nivelan hasta que él
se convierten buenos legales otra vez. La influencia de la alineación en la reacción de NPC y puede ser
cambiado durante el juego con sus acciones. Por ejemplo, si usted tiene lawful(85)
good(60) alineación y entonces una cierta disminución malvada de la acción su buena alineación
hacia 10 y su alineación sea lawful(85) neutral(50).
Le recomiendo para elegir la alineación según su actions(good futuro o
mal, legal o caótico).


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5) capacidades

1.Strengo
Con una fuerza más alta usted puede hacer mucho daño en combate del melee y puede llevar más
artículos en inventario. STR alto recomendado para los combatientes del melee.
2.Dexterity
El modificante de DEX agrega a la CA y a los tiros reflejos del ahorro, necesidad de los combatientes de la arma de la gama
DEX alto. DEX alto se recomienda fuertemente para rogues.Low DEX recomendado para
caracteres que usan la armadura pesada y no utilizan las armas extendidas.
3.Constitution
Alto aumento CON su número del punto golpeado y del punto golpeado que usted ganó por nivel.
El modificante CON agrega a su tiro del ahorro de la fortaleza de ánimo (muy útil) y a los spellcasters
con la constitución baja puede ser interrumpido fácilmente mientras que echa spells.Low CON
no recomendado para todas las clases.
4.Intelligence
El número de los puntos de la habilidad que usted gana por nivel depende de modificante INTERNO. INTERNO está muy
importante para la clase del mago: con el mago INTERNO alto puede echar más deletrea, su
deletrea son más de gran alcance y es muy duro resistir este spells(INT se agrega
a su C.C. del encanto cuando el enemigo procura el tiro del ahorro contra encanto). Fuertemente
recomendado para wizards.Low INTERNO no se recomienda para los caracteres que ganan pocos
puntos de la habilidad por nivel.
los 5.Wisdom
El modificante de WIS agrega al tiro del ahorro de la voluntad. WIS es muy importante para los clérigo y
druids, e importante para los guardabosques y los paladins. Sabiduría baja no recomendada para
los halfings, seres humanos, mitad-orcs(I recomiendan 10+). He encontrado que con WIS alto algunos
Los diálogos de NPC aparecen con la opción de la ' penetración ' que no están disponibles para los caracteres
con un WIS más bajo.
6.Charisma
CHA es muy importante para los hechiceros y los paladins, importante para los bardos, clérigo
y monks. Influencia la capacidad el clérigo y de los undead de la vuelta de los paladin. Pienso
ese CHA es inútil para otras clases, especialmente para el characters(not malvado
hechiceros).


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6) habilidades
No describiré cada habilidad porque usted puede leer su descripción durante
el juego. Describo solamente mi opinión sobre todas las habilidades. Usted necesita solamente una habilidad
punto para aumentar su habilidad de la clase usted necesita dos puntos de la habilidad.
1)Animal empathy
Accesible solamente por los druids y rangers.Recommended para los druids y los guardabosques.
2)Concentration
Recomendado fuertemente para los spellcasters (especialmente
magos, hechiceros, clérigo, druids).
trampa 3)Disable
Recomendado para todos los caracteres porque hay muchos de trampas en el juego
y algo atrapa daños usted grandemente y puede matarle inmediatamente.
4)Discipline
No malo para las clases de los combatientes del melee
5)Heal
Recomendado para todos los clérigo del exept de los caracteres
6)Hide
Recomendado para los granujas de los caracteres del stealth especialmente.
7)Listen
Habilidad inútil
8)saber
Inútil, porque usted puede identificar artículos con los comerciantes.
9)Move silenciosamente
Recomendado para los caracteres del stealth, especialmente granujas.
cerradura 10)Open
No recomendado para los magos y hechiceros y caracteres con colmo
El sTR, porque la cerradura puede ser abierta con deletrea o golpeó con la arma. Recomendado
para los granujas y los bardos.
11)Parry
No se recomienda para las clases del combatiente del melee sino esta habilidad tan importante para
ellas
el 12)Perform
Bardo skill.Increase único tan alto como sea posible.
13)Persuade
Habilidad muy interesante. Recomiendo para todos los caracteres porque hace el juego
más interesante. Esta habilidad trabaja en la conversación. Con esta habilidad usted puede
compre los buenos artículos, más oro de NPC y tenga acceso a las búsquedas de algún NPC.
bolsillo 14)Pick
Recomendado para los bardos y los granujas.
15)Search
Recomendado para todos los magos del exept de las clases, hechiceros y bardos, porque ellos
tenga encanto de las trampas del hallazgo.
trampas 16)Set
Puede estar para los granujas pero la cosa de I que es inútil.
el 17)Spellcraft
Recomendado fuertemente para los spellcasters. Les ayuda a identificar encanto y
realice al revés el encanto.
18)Spot
Habilidad inútil
19)Taunt
Useless.May esté para los caracteres malvados.
dispositivo de la magia 20)Use
Solamente para los granujas y los bardos. Muy útil.

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7) hazañas del sobre de los advices de Algunos de los
hazañas. los clases del habilidad 3.Armor (luz, medio, pesados) de
1.Alertness Inútil 2.Ambidexterity(requires DEX 15+) Bueno párrafo
dos combatientes de la arma Algunas tienen a tiro 4.Called (alto) de
los más de del ataque o del baja +1 del prima del la del requiere
Bueno párrafo las clases del combatiente 5. Hienda (STR energía del
como defecto. del hazaña del esta del EL del requiere del la de 13+ y
la hazaña del ataque de) ningún melee del del de párrafos las
clases del combatiente del malo que el bastidor 6.Combat Spellcasters
debe tener 7.Deflect arrows(require DEX 13+, mejoran la hazaña
desarmada de la huelga) no mala para todo el characters.Monks reciben
esto para libre en el nivel 2. los 8.Disarm (requiere 13+ INTERNO) no
malos para los combatientes 9.Dodge(requires DEX 13+ del melee) no
recomendados para la armadura pesada de los portadores, solamente no
es malos. encanto 10.Empower (Metamagic) bueno para el encanto de la
iluminación del spellcasters(FireBall o de la cadena con esta
hazaña) 11.Exteo Spell(Metamagic) muy bueno no malo para los clérigo
y los paladins de los spellcasters 12.Extra Turning(for) buenos.
13.Great la fortaleza de ánimo Usefull para toda la habilidad de los
critical(requires 14.Improved con la prima elegida 8+ de la arma y del
ataque) muy buena para el disarm(INT nonmagic 13+ de los caracteres
15.Improved, desarma la hazaña) buena para la hazaña de la
precipitación de los knockdown(requires de las clases 16.Improved del
combatiente y la prima +7 del ataque de la base) muy buena para los
combatientes 17.Improved Parry(Int 13+ del melee) bueno para hazaña
del ataque de la energía Attack(STR 13+, de la energía de los
combatientes 18.Improved del melee) muy útil para las hazañas el
luchar y de la ambidestreza de la dos-arma de los fighting(requires de
la Dos-arma de los bárbaros 19.Improved del anf de los combatientes)
para la huelga desarmada de los combatientes 20.Improved de la
dos-arma para el monks(they recibe esta hazaña para) la voluntad
libre 21.Iron para los caracteres con los combatientes bajos de WIS
22.Knockdown y los bárbaros deben tener, muy útil para los
combatientes clasifican. reflejos 23.Lighting para los caracteres con
el placer costoso 25.Mobility (DEX 13+, hazaña del spell(metamagic)
bajo de DEX 24.Maximize del regate) recomendado para el combatiente y
el granuja classes.Not recomendados para la armadura pesada de los
portadores. los combatientes de la arma de la gama del tiro del
espacio en blanco 26.Point deben tener este combatientes de la hazaña
27.Power Attack(STR 13+), bárbaros y otras clases del combatiente
deben tener esta hazaña) 28.Quicken spell(metamagic, capacidad de
echar el 4to nivel deletrean) ejemplo muy costoso del pleasure(for con
esta hazaña que usted puede echar el nivel máximo 6 deletrea en las
ranuras) del encanto del nivel 9 29.Rapid Shot(DEX 13+, el espacio en
blanco del punto tirado) para la prima +1 del ataque de los
combatientes 30.Sap(Base de la arma de la gama, llamaron hazaña del
tiro) no mala para los caracteres 31.Shield del combatiente y del
granuja no malos para el foco inútil 33.Skill del encanto de los
granujas 32.Silent (puede estar en multiplayer) para todos los
caracteres que desea aumento una cierta habilidad pero no recomiendo
este foco de la hazaña 34.Spell muy bueno para los magos y tenga
encanto 36.Still muy útil para los magos que desee desgaste un poco
de armadura pesada o media sin penas del encanto que usted puede
elegir las tres hazañas de la habilidad de la armadura y esta hazaña
después use un poco de armadura pesada o media mágica y prepare
todos deletrea con esta hazaña. Nivele solamente 9 deletrea sufrirá
penas de la armadura. 37.Stunning el fist(DEX 13+, los wis 13+, la
savia, la huelga desarmada mejorada, los monks de la prima 8+ del
ataque de la base) reciben esta hazaña para los caracteres que es
38.Toughness muy costoso muy bueno en niveles más bajos, malos
libres, porque otros en más arriba y los niveles medios. Para todas
las clases. si usted elige esta hazaña en el nivel 1 entonces en el
nivel 20 usted tendrá 20 puntos golpeados adicionales (buenos para
los spellcasters y los granujas) 39. La Dos-Arma que lucha para la
prima 1+ del ataque del finesse(base de la arma de los combatientes
40. de la dos-arma) muy buena para los granujas y los combatientes
ligeros de la arma con DEX alto 41.Weapon focus(proficiensy con la
arma elegida, los combatientes de la prima 1+ del ataque de la base)
debe tener para bueno exótico de la habilidad de la hazaña 42.Weapon
de la especialización de la arma para la habilidad de los monks
43.Weapon marcial todas las clases que los monks del exept reciben
esta hazaña para no malo libre para la habilidad los clérigo
44.Weapon simple todos los monks del exept de las clases, druids,
granuja del combatiente y los magos reciben esta hazaña para
45.Weapon Specialization(fighters solamente, ataque bajo 4+, hazaña
del foco de la arma en combatientes elegidos de la arma) debe tener
46.Rogue Feats(especial este las hazañas accesibles solamente por la
clase del granuja): a) la huelga que lisia debe tener b) buena
maestría del c)skill del opportunist la mente que no mala del
d)slippery debe tener e)improved el rodillo f)defensive muy bueno de
la evasión no malo
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8) mis caracteres aquí son algunos caracteres que creé y
caminata a través del juego. Elegí el nivel de la dificultad de las
reglas de D&D Hardcore.

Carácter 1: gender:male
Race:human
Class:wizard(generalist)
buenas capacidades de alignment:lawful: STR 8 habilidades INTERNAS del
CON 14 WIS 10 18 CHA 8 de DEX 14: la concentración +4 desarma la
trampa +2 cura +4 que el saber +4 persuade +2 hazañas del
spellcraft +4 de la búsqueda +2: omita a familiar de la penetración
del encanto del bastidor de la raza y del combate de las hazañas de
la clase: pantera

Mientras que jugaba este carácter mi henchman era bárbaro
rojo de Daelan Tiger(Half-Orc). En el extremo del juego maté a la
reina de Morag con una que recargaba. Mi favoutite deletrea era
iluminación de cadena, enjambre del meteorito (bueno contra la
muchedumbre del enemies), premonición, protecciones contra deletrea,
mayor piel de piedra (el buen spells) de la protección, mayor avenger
celestian planar de Binding(es muy bueno en el battle), dedo de la
muerte (buena contra el enemies) fuerte del nonundead, haste(good
total en el moments) crítico, Gate(EXELLENT, antes de usar este
encanto se recomienda fuertemente para echar la protección contra el
evil), ShapeChange (bueno si todos los alies son dead), una
transformación más tensa (uso él hasta que usted alcanza el spell)
de Shapechange, muertos animados (buenos en el centro del game),
Dismissal(good contra el enemies) convocado, monster(use del asimiento
él en fighers del melee que ataca el you), tiempo Stop(VERY el juego
contra la muchedumbre del enemies), de la sabiduría del
wisdom(increase del buho).