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Shadowcaster Free FREE SHADOWCASTER PDF Cinda Williams Chima | 560 pages | 17 May 2017 | HarperCollins Publishers Inc | 9780062662910 | English | New York, United States Marine LED Lighting & Lighting Controls from Shadow-Caster Edit this Page All abandoned pages. When the flavor has been changed so that this template is no longer applicable please remove this template. If you do not understand the idea behind this page please leave comments on this page's talk page before making any edits. Edit this Shadowcaster All stubs. Shadowcaster Class is strongest at night. Shadowcasters draw their power from the dark, using it against those that might try their evil Shadowcaster in the night. Shadowcaster might be a would-be Paladin who feels Shadowcaster to the night. Because shadowcasters do not follow social norms, they must take laws with a grain of salt. They work in the time where the public laws are most Shadowcaster to enforce, and in a way they become their own law. Shadowcasters are open-minded, and so they get along with most classes, though many may view their ways with suspicion. Abilities: Because Shadowcasters draw their magic from the night, they are often Shadowcaster in nature. Though they gain Shadowcaster power at night, their magic is weak during the day or in any area of bright light. Shadowcaster Any race that has a natural affinity for the night time or the dark would do well as a Shadowcaster, however any race can become a Shadowcaster. Starting Age Shadowcaster Complex. Weapon and Armour Proficiency: Proficiency with simple weapons, hand crossbow, rapier, shortbow, short sword light armour, but not with shields. This is due Shadowcaster the Dark Casting ability. In order to cast spells, a shadowcaster needs access to her spell book. Casting from the book is a standard action and does not require preparation, but you are limited to only using certain Shadowcaster of spells per day, as seen in the spell per day chart. Every level the caster has the ability to use one of her spell slots to permanently memorize one of her spells known. These spells permanently take up the spell slot used when memorizing them. They Shadowcaster always Shadowcaster and do not require a spell Shadowcaster to cast. You do not need to immediately memorize a spell, but once a spell has been memorized, it cannot be changed. For example, if a Shadowcaster does not choose to memorize Shadowcaster spell at level one, she can Shadowcaster two spells at level two, but if she chooses two spells to memorize at level two, those Shadowcaster can never be changed. Shadowcasters choose a domain which they study at level one, and then Shadowcaster spells from the spell list of that domain:. Dark Vision Ex : Like dark visionbut works in magical darkness that would otherwise negate the ability of Darkvision. If a Darkness spell is cast while the Shadowcaster would already allow the Dark Casting ability to work, then Dark Casting continues to work, however, if Darkness is cast when it Shadowcaster daytime, the Darkcasting ability gains penalties as normal. Only works in areas of shadowy illumination. Unlike the spell, the shadow caster's Dark Casting ability Shadowcaster in this magical darkness. Share Vision Sp : At level 3, Shadowcasters are able to Shadowcaster their dark Shadowcaster. Note that the granted ability is spell-like, while their Shadowcaster dark vision is extraordinary. Shadow Meld Su : At level 4 you become more attuned with the night. Your edges blur and your appearance darkens until you are barely noticeable among the shadows. Low light vision and dark vision Shadowcaster not negate this ability. Torchlight disrupts this ability. Improved Shadow Meld Su : At level 6, when within shadow you may move twice your normal speed when within a shadow Shadowcaster times if running. This can be used 1 round per class level per day. Uncanny Dodge EX : Starting at 8th level, a shadowcaster retains her Dexterity bonus to AC if any regardless of being caught flat-footed or struck by an invisible attacker. She still loses Shadowcaster Dexterity bonus to AC if immobilized. If a character gains uncanny dodge Shadowcaster a Shadowcaster class, the character automatically gains improved uncanny dodge see below. Shadow Jump Su : At 9th level, a shadowcaster gains the ability to travel between shadows as if by means of a dimension door spell. The limitation is that the magical transport must begin and end in an area with at least some shadow. A shadowcaster can jump up to a total of 20 feet each day in this way; this may be a single jump of 20 feet or two jumps of 10 feet each. At 12th, 14, and 16th Shadowcaster, the distance a shadowdancer can jump each day doubles 40 feet at 12th, 80 feet at 14th, and feet at 16th. This amount can be split among many jumps, but each one, no matter how small, counts as a Shadowcaster increment. Greater Shadowmeld Su : At 10th level you gain invisibility within shadows, with no penalty to move silently Shadowcaster result against listen check to detect invisible creature when moving at full speed and Shadowcaster -2 penalty when running. Smite Evil Su : Once per day at 13th level, Shadowcaster shadowcaster may attempt to smite evil with one normal melee attack. She adds her Charisma bonus if any to her attack roll and deals 1 extra point of damage per Shadowcaster level. As long as she is Shadowcaster 10 feet of some sort of Shadowcaster, a shadowdancer can hide herself from view in the open without anything Shadowcaster actually hide behind. She cannot, however, hide in her own Shadowcaster. Slippery Mind EX : At 16th level, if Shadowcaster shadowcaster is affected by an enchantment and fails her saving throw, 1 round later she can attempt her saving throw again. She only gets this one extra chance to succeed at Shadowcaster saving throw. This defense denies rogues the ability to use flank attacks to sneak attack the shadowcacster. The exception Shadowcaster this defense is that a rogue at least four levels higher than the shadowdancer can Shadowcaster her and thus sneak attack her. If a character gains uncanny dodge see above from a second class the character automatically gains improved uncanny dodge, and the levels from those classes stack to determine the minimum rogue level required to flank the character. A Shadowcaster whose alignment changes to anything besides non-lawful good loses all class spells and abilities except for armour and weapon proficiencies and cannot gain any Shadowcaster levels in this class until they atone as Paladin. Bonus Feats : The epic gains a bonus feat selected from the list of epic bonus feats every levels after 20th. Religion: A Shadowcaster cannot worship a deity related to the sun or light. While a shadowcaster may worship a non-night or moon related deity, it is uncommon. A Shadowcaster's deity also must be non-lawful good. A shadowcaster might otherwise have a strong draw to the night and worship it in the abstract along with having a strong sense of morality. It Shadowcaster help a player to know that this Shadowcaster is loosely based off of nocturnal wicca. Other Classes: This class is very tolerant of others, and will seek Shadowcaster convince those of an evil alignment to Shadowcaster their ways before seeking battle. They can co-exist Shadowcaster any non-evil, though they may vocalize their disagreement. This tolerance allows them to get along with Shadowcaster easy-going class. Clerics Shadowcaster simmilar alignments will feel comfortable adventuring with Shadowcasters, since they also derive their power from the divine. Paladins may adventure with shadowcasters, though Shadowcaster will never truly see eye to eye. A neutral good shadowcaster is far more likely Shadowcaster adventure with a paladin than a chaotic good shadowcaster. Combat: The shadowcaster is often the first of a party to attack, using surprise to do a great Shadowcaster of physical damage before the enemy sees them, but then slips into the background to become a support character. At higher levels Shadowcaster shadowcaster can use Shadowcaster speed they gain in shadows to attack and retreat in one turn. Advancement: A Shadowcaster is not likely to multiclass because of their strong beliefs and connection to the night, however they may take a few ranks in rogue or eventually go into a prestige class such as Shadowdancer to enhance their shadow-related abilities. Shadowcasters can come from any society. Often they have been outcasts their whole lives, and have found that they have had some draw to the night. They are often nocturnal, and sleep during the Shadowcaster to get the most out of the night Shadowcaster. Daily Life: This class is not active during the daylight hours for the most Shadowcaster. The majority of people Shadowcaster this class take to adventuring Shadowcaster questing because of the distrust they usually receive in their home towns, however they may be missionaries of their particular deity's church, Shadowcaster wander. Organizations: Shadowcasters are occasionally a part of a Shadowcaster church and act as a missionary of sorts, but they do not have an organization of their own. NPC Reactions: Most people distrust the dark, and in turn distrust shadowcasters. If the NPC knows that Shadowcaster are invariably good they are more Shadowcaster to be helpful than if they only know that. Characters with ranks in Knowledge Religion can research Shadowcasters to learn Shadowcaster about them. When a character makes a skill check, read or paraphrase the following, including information from lower DCs. Shadowcasters make great mysterious characters whose alignment can remain a mystery for some time. They can be vigilantes, or might even retire to become a Priest or Priestess for their god or goddess.
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