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Acrobatics:
Super Improved Greater Dodge: As an immediate action the specialist can make an acrobatics check against a DC of 30. If she succeeds, she may use the result of her check +10 in place of AC. This uses up the Specialist’s next move action.
Defy Physics: With a DC 40 check, the specialist may walk on air as if it were a solid surface. She can move upwards at three quarters his speed, and downwards at double her speed. This check must be made every round that the Specialist is air born, and every round the DC increases by 5. Once the Specialist fails a check, he falls immediately.
Bouncy: All acrobatic checks have their DCs halved.
Appraise:
Bluff:
Fool the Senses: A specialist can become so good at lying that others will believe him over the evidence of their own eyes and ears. If a specialist beats an opposed sense motive check by 15 or more, she can get someone to see things that aren’t there, or to not see things that are. This acts as a non-magical major image spell, or non-magical invisibility, but it only works on one person (although another check can be made to achieve the same effect on a second target). The bluff lasts until someone points out the invisible people (takes two rounds and a DC 15 diplomacy check) or convinces the target that the illusion is not real (takes four rounds and a DC 20 diplomacy check). This is a standard action and is language dependent. It does not work on anything mindless or of animal intelligence.
Awesome Feint: If the Specialist succeeds on a DC 30 Bluff check, and her opponent’s sense motive roll does not beat her result, she can feint as a free action.
Mind Control: A DC 35 check that also beats an opposed sense motive allows the specialist to implant a non-magical suggestion. It lasts for a number of hours equal to the Bluff check result divided by four or until the suggestion is completed, whichever comes first. This is a full round action and is language dependent. It does not work on anything mindless or of animal intelligence.
Fake Personality: A specialist can project a false alignment or false thoughts with a DC 30 Bluff check. He may choose the alignment and thoughts shown. This check can be made as an immediate action, but it also may be kept up for an extended period of time. The Specialist can declare that he is masking his thoughts or alignment to everyone. During this time, if someone tries to detect the Specialist’s thoughts or alignment then the DM secretly makes a skill check for the Specialist. If it is successful then the intruder gains the false knowledge that the Specialist specified. If the check fails then the true knowledge is gained. For every three hours that the false personality is kept up the Specialist must make a DC 5 Intelligence check. The DC increases by 2 for each three-hour period. Once the specialist fails a check, she is stunned for one round and cannot use this specialization for 30 minutes –Bluff modifier.
Climb:
Gecko Feet: With a DC 30 Climb check the specialist can walk on a wall as if it were the floor. Movement on a wall uses up movement normally, but transitioning from floor to wall uses up 5 feet of movement. The specialist must end their turn on a floor or they fall at he beginning of their next turn. For every 5 by which the specialists check exceeds 30 they may stay on the wall for another round. The specialist may also run on the ceiling, but doing so uses 15 feet of movement for every five feet moved.
Craft:
Emulate Crafting: With a DC 30 craft check the specialist may craft an item as if they had one magic item creation feat. The feat emulated depends on what type of craft skill is used, as listed below.
Alchemy: Brew Potion,
Armor: Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Forge Ring
Baskets: All
Books: Scribe Scroll, Craft Wondrous Item
Bows: Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Craft Staff
Calligraphy: Scribe Scroll
Carpentry: Craft Wondrous Item, Craft Staff, Craft Rod
Clothing: Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Craft Wondrous Item
Jewelry: Forge Ring, Craft Wondrous Item, Craft Rod
Leather: Craft Magic Arms and Armor,
Pottery: Craft Wondrous Item
Sculptures: Craft Construct
Shoes: Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Craft Wondrous Item
Stonemasonry: Craft Construct
Weapons: Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Craft Wand
Emulate Spell: A DC 30 Craft check allows the specialist to act as if she had the ability to cast one first level spell for the crafting of one item. The DC increases by 5 for every level the spell emulated is above first. The craft skill used is determined by the item creation feat used by the specialist, as shown on the list above. For example, a specialist with Scribe Scroll could make a DC 40 Craft (Calligraphy) or Craft (Books) check to craft a scroll of fireball.
Fast Crafting: With a DC 30 Craft check the specialist can use an items cost in gold pieces (minimum one) instead of silver to determine how long it takes to craft an item. With a DC 40 check he may use the cost in platinum pieces.
Improvised Crafting: With a DC 35 Craft check, a Specialist can craft an item even without the required materials. This means that he does not have to pay any gold for materials, and that he may craft an item even while in a situation where he normally would not be able to, for example while imprisoned. Items created in this manner have no value, and thus cannot be sold. Also, all items have their hardness and hit points halved (minimum one).
Diplomacy:
Disable Device:
Disguise:
Escape Artist:
Slippery Mind: The Specialist can use her Escape Artist modifier in place of her Will modifier, but takes a -10 penalty.
It’s All Empty Space: With a DC 45 Escape Artist check the specialist may walk through 5 feet of solid matter. This takes a full round, and must end with the specialist in an open square. For every five by which the result of the check exceeds 40 the specialist may move through another 5 feet.
Heal:
CPR: With a DC 60 Heal check, the Specialist can bring a dead creature back to life. This only works on creatures that have been dead for less then (the result of the check -60) minutes (minimum 5). They have one hit point and take 6 points of ability damage to all ability scores (if this would reduce their Constitution below 1, it is instead reduced to 1). This takes one full minute.
Close Wounds: If a Specialist passes a DC 20 Heal check, she can heal one creature of 1d6 points of damage. For every 5 by which the result exceeds 20, the Specialist heals another 1d6. The creature this is used on must be lying down and stationary. This takes 2 full rounds.
Intimidate:
Beat Into Submission: The specialist may make an Intimidate check targeted at one creature. The DC is equal to 15 + target’s HD + target’s Cha mod + target’s Wis mod. If the specialist is successful then the target cowers for one round and is frightened for five rounds after that. For every 5 by which the specialists result exceeds the DC the target cowers for an additional round and is frightened for an additional 5 rounds.
Knowledge: Arcana:
Knowledge: Dungeoneering:
Knowledge: Engineering:
Knowledge: Geography:
Knowledge: History:
Knowledge: Local:
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Knowledge: Religion:
Linguistics:
Fake Communication: With a DC 30 Linguistics check, the specialist may communicate in a language he does not know. He does not actually speak the language, but can make himself understood. He takes a -2 penalty on any Diplomacy or Bluff checks made while speaking to others in an unknown language.
Perception:
Detect Magic: With a DC 30 Perception check the specialist may act as if they had cast detect magic.
Darkvision: With a DC 30 perception check a Specialist may act as if they had low light vision for ten minutes, with the effect lasting an additional ten minutes for every 5 by which the result exceeds 30. If the result is 45 of more, the Specialist instead gains darkvision for the duration.
Pierce the Illusion: The specialist uses their perception modifier in place of their will saving throw when disbelieving an illusion, and can attempt to disbelieve as soon as she sees, hears or smells the illusion without having to interact with it. In addition, the specialist gains a +10 bonus on perception checks made to see through a disguise.
Pinpoint: With a DC 30 Perception check, a specialist can negate the effects of concealment on one creature. This is a full round action, and works only for the specialist. The target still has concealment against all others. With a DC 45 check, the specialist can negate total concealment.
Perform:
Profession:
Ride:
Sense Motive:
Read Thoughts: A DC 30 Sense Motive check allows a Specialist to detect a single target’s surface thoughts for one round.
Slight Of Hand:
Weapon Grab: With a DC 30 Slight of Hand check, the Specialist can take a wielded weapon from a target. This can only be done if the Specialist is undetected by the target. The check is opposed by a Perception check, although this is only to determine if the Specialist is detected. The target will realize that her weapon is gone immediately, but if the Specialist is successful the target will not know who took it or where it went.
Spellcraft:
Stealth:
Hide in Plain Sight: You can use the stealth skill even while being observed, but you take a -2 penalty to the check.
Hide Other: You may hide another creature as well as yourself, but take a -10 penalty on the check. For every additional creature the penalty increases by 10.
Shadow Stab: With a DC 30 Stealth check, you may add sneak attack dice all attacks in one round. You gain one sneak attack die for beating the DC and another for every 5 that you exceed it. Any sneak attack dice that the Specialist may already have stacks with this. All the conditions for a normal sneak attack must be fulfilled, although if the check result is 40 or higher then only the range of the weapon that the Specialist is using limits the range of the sneak attack. This check must be made before the attack roll.
Survival:
Swim:
Like a Fish: With a DC 30 Swim check a specialist gains a swim speed equal to one half their base land speed, can hold their breath for three times as long as they normally could before coming up for air, and can take standard or full round actions without losing extra breath. This lasts for 2 x Swim check result minutes.
Emulate Gills: With a DC 30 swim check, the specialist can breath underwater for 12 hours, plus one hour for every 5 by which the result exceeds the DC.
Use Magic Device:
Blood Magic: With a DC 25 Use Magic Device check, the Specialist may add one charges to a wand or staff in exchange for taking one three points of damage per level of the spell the charge powers. If used on a staff, base the level off the lowest level spell that uses one charge.
Fake Metamagic: The specialist can modify a spell cast from a staff or wand as if it had a metamagic feat applied to it. The DC is 20 + (10xHow many levels the feat adds to the spell). The specialist does not actually need to have a metamagic feat to emulate it. A spell from a staff or wand modified in this manner uses up twice as many charges as it normally would.
