Class Summary

Prime Requisite:	WIL +1 other
Requirements:	None
Hit Dice:	1d4
Maximum Level:	14

Archaist

Advanced Human class — see Classes for the full list.

Archaists are spiritual guides who follow a Sovereign tradition that includes some martial training regimen. They may pay reverence to the old gods of Horn and Hunt, Fire and Forge, or Strength and Steel. Each archaist follows a single Sovereign and has an additional prime requisite and powers determined by their choice of tradition.

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Archaist Level Progression / Archaist Spell Progression

Experience	Title	Level	Hit Dice	1	2	3	4	5	6
0	Seeker	1	1d6	1	-	-	-	-	-
1,500	Chanter	2	2d6	2	-	-	-	-	-
3,000	Sigil-Bearer	3	3d6	2	1	-	-	-	-
6,000	Votary	4	4d6	2	2	-	-	-	-
12,000	Adept	5	5d6	2	2	1	-	-	-
24,000	Ordained	6	6d6	2	2	2	-	-	-
50,000	Warden	7	7d6	3	2	2	1	-	-
100,000	Master	8	8d6	3	3	2	2	-	-
200,000	Liturgist	9	9d6	3	3	3	2	1	-
300,000	Liturgist, 10th level	10	9d6 + 1*	3	3	3	3	2	-
400,000	Liturgist, 11th level	11	9d6 + 2*	4	3	3	3	2	1
500,000	Liturgist, 12th level	12	9d6 + 3*	4	4	3	3	3	2
600,000	Liturgist, 13th level	13	9d6 + 4*	4	4	4	3	3	2
700,000	Herald of the Sovereigns	14	9d6 + 5*	4	4	4	4	3	3

Archaist Saving Throws and Attack Bonus

Level	Paralysis	Death	Blast	Implement	Spells	Attack Bonus
1-2	13+	10+	16+	13+	15+	+0
3-4	12+	9+	15+	12+	14+	+1
5-6	11+	8+	14+	11+	13+	+2
7-8	10+	7+	13+	10+	12+	+3
9-10	9+	6+	12+	9+	11+	+4
11-12	8+	5+	11+	8+	10+	+5
13-14	7+	4+	10+	7+	9+	+6

Combat Characteristics

Combat Proficiencies: The Archaist is proficient with daggers, clubs, slings, staffs, javelins, and the favored weapon of their chosen Sovereign as well as light and very light armor. They are proficient fighting with weapon and shield or two-handed fighting styles, but not with the dual weapon style.

Combat Progression: Archaists advance in attack and saving throws as clerics. They may cleave once per round per two class levels, rounded down.

Starting Class Powers

Sovereign Path: At 1^st level, the archaist dedicates themselves to one of the following Sovereigns and will gain class powers based on their choice.

• Banor, Sovereign of Horn and Hunt. Followers of Banor have DEX as an additional Prime Requisite.

• Dolorah, Sovereign of Sun and Sacrifice. Followers of Dolorah have CON as an additional Prime Requisite.

• Kolkorn, Sovereign of World and Wealth. Followers of Kolkorn have CHA as an additional Prime Requisite.

• Ontaar, Sovereign of Fire and Forge. Followers of Ontaar have STR as an additional Prime Requisite.

• Shaarat, Sovereign of Strength and Steel. Followers of Shaarat have STR as an additional Prime Requisite.

• Shargon, Sovereign of Wave and Whelm. Followers of Shargon have CON as an additional Prime Requisite.

• Szorowai, Sovereign of Rage and Ruin. Followers of Szorowai have STR as an additional Prime Requisite.

• Vulkoor, Sovereign of Pain and Poison. Followers of Vulkoor have CHA as an additional Prime Requisite.

Each sovereign path rewards the archaist with an expanded repertoire, and a free general proficiency at 1^st level. Additionally, each path awards an additional class power at 3^rd, 5^th, and 7^th level. See Sovereign Paths below for specific details on each path.

Studious Divine Spellcasting: By studying the holy texts of the Sovereigns, archaists can cast divine spells. Unlike clerics, who receive their spells from prayer, archaists receive their spells from study. Archaists follow the same rules for learning and casting spells as mages (i.e., they have a base number of spells in their repertoire equal to the number shown on the Archaist Spell Progression table plus their INT bonus), except as modified by their expanded repertoire ability. They record their repertoires of spells in spell books and can learn new spells from scribing scrolls, intense observation of the truly faithful, or studying other divine spell books. They select their spells from the divine spell list, rather than the arcane spell list, however, and cannot learn or cast spells found in arcane spell books. See Spells for more information.

Theology: The archaist has received religious instruction at a seminary, monastery, or temple. He can begin play as a member of a religious hierarchy (Judge’s discretion). He can acquire congregants through proselytizing. He can automatically identify religious symbols, spell signatures, trappings, and holy days of his own faith, and can recognize those of other faiths with a proficiency throw of 11+. Rare or occult cults might be harder to recognize. (This class power is the equivalent of one rank of Theology proficiency.)

Additional Class Powers

Sovereign Boon II (3^rd): At 3^rd level, the archaist will gain an additional boon depending on his tradition.

Sovereign Boon III (5^th): At 5^th level, the archaist will gain an additional boon, depending on his tradition.

Minor Magical Research (5^th): At 5^th level, the archaist can scribe scrolls and brew potions and may research his own spells.

Sovereign Boon IV (7^th): At 7^th level, the archaist will gain a mystical boon, depending on his tradition.

Major Magical Research (9^th): At 9^th level the character may create permanent magic items such as weapons, rings, or staffs.

Archive of Antiquities (9^th): At 9^th level, an archaist who controls an Archive of Antiquities worth at least 15,000 gp can attract followers to his service. So long as the archaist is in alignment with his traditional duties, he can save up to 7,500 gp in the construction costs due to the intervention of spiritual powers. See Campaigns for more information.

Supreme Magical Research (11^th): The archaist can learn and cast ritual spells of great power (7^th, 8^th, and 9^th level spells) craft magical constructs and create magical crossbreeds. If Chaotic, the character may perform necromantic research to create unliving servants or transform himself into an undead creature.

Code of Behavior

Missing code of behavior

This class recently transitioned from ceremonial eldritch to studious divine magic, but no code of behavior has been written for it yet. Divine casters are expected to uphold strictures to retain their spells and powers (see Cleric > Code of Behavior for the model). This needs to be defined — likely one code per Sovereign path.

Sovereign Paths

Banor (Horn and Hunt, DEX)

Favored Weapon: Archaists of Banor are proficient with the battle axe.

Huntmaster: The archaist of Banor begins play with a free rank of Tracking proficiency.

Sovereign Repertoire (1^st): The follower of Banor begins play with the following spells in his spellbook and may automatically add them to his repertoire when he reaches the level necessary to cast them. They do not count against his maximum repertoire size.

• 1^st: Call of the Wolf
• 2^nd: Speak with Beasts
• 3^rd: Growth, Beast
• 4^th: Call of the Galloping Herd
• 5^th: Lay of the Land
• 6^th: Call of the Ancient Tusk

Totem Animal (3^rd): The archaist of Banor gains a totem animal as a companion. The totem animal physically represents the archaist’s relationship with Banor. See Totem Animals for more specifics on how this class power works.

Shapechanging (5^th): The physical link between the archaist and his totem becomes strong enough for the archaist to shapechange into his totem animal. The archaist remains in his new shape until he changes back. A 5^th level archaist can initially shapechange once per day. Changing back into his human shape counts as one of these uses. With each level of experience gained, the archaist can change shape one additional time per day.

When in totem animal form, the archaist has the movement, armor class, attacks, damage, and powers listed on the Totem Animals table. He retains his normal Hit Dice, hit points, attack throws, and saving throws. If the archaist is of greater Hit Dice than his animal type, he will appear as a bigger, stronger version of the animal, to a maximum of twice normal size. For example, a 10^th level archaist in lion shape would appear as a huge predator, twice the mass of a normal lion. Apart from size, the archaist is indistinguishable from a normal animal. The totem animal shape does not detect as magical, is not detected by spells that reveal illusions, and cannot be dispelled. Changing shape can be performed during combat as an action in lieu of movement.

Wild Summoner (7^th): At 7^th level, the archaist of Banor’s powers of summoning and conjuration grow stronger. When the character casts summoning spells (such as call of the wolf pack or conjure petty elemental), the spell effects are calculated as if he were two caster levels higher than his actual level of experience. (This makes them harder to dispel.) If the character loses his concentration due to taking damage while controlling a conjured creature, he must make a Spells saving throw. If the save succeeds, he maintains his concentration. His eligibility to conduct research on summoning magic is determined as if he were two caster levels higher than actual. He gains a +2 bonus on magic research throws and increases his research rate by 10% when researching summoning magic. This ability can partially stack with the Mastery of Conjuration and Summoning proficiency, such that the character’s summoning spells and research are calculated as if he were three (rather than two) caster levels higher and he gains a +2 bonus on his Spells saving throw to maintain concentration.

Dolorah (Sun and Sacrifice, CON)

Favored Weapon: Archaists of Dolorah are proficient with polearms.

Light of Peace: Archaists of Dolorah begin play with Diplomacy as a bonus proficiency.

Sovereign Repertoire (1^st): The follower of Dolorah begins play with all of the following spells in her spell book. As she reaches sufficient class level to cast them, they are automatically added to her repertoire and do not count against her maximum repertoire size.

• 1^st: Illumination
• 2^nd: Shimmer
• 3^rd: Remove Curse
• 4^th: Sunflare
• 5^th: Fiery Pillar
• 6^th: Dispel Evil

Power of the Sun (3^rd): The follower of Dolorah channels the sun’s power. She may rebuke undead as a cleric of ½ her level (rounded down). If the character casts spells that require a Paralysis saving throw, her targets suffer a -2 penalty on the save. When the character casts protection spells (including dispels), the spell effects are calculated as if she were two caster levels higher than her actual caster level. Her eligibility to research protection magic is determined as if she were two caster levels higher than actual. She gains a +2 bonus on magic research throws and increases her research rate by 10% when researching protection magic. This ability can partially stack with the Bright Lore proficiency, such that the character can rebuke undead as a cleric of two-thirds her class level (rounded up), and her protection spells and research ability are calculated as if she were three (rather than two) caster levels higher than her actual caster level.

Righteous Rebuke (5^th): At 5^th level, the follower of Dolorah adds her WIL bonus to her rebuking throws and adds one half her class level to the number of HD turned on a successful throw.

Inspiring Presence (7^th): At 7^th level, the follower of Dolorah channels radiance with ease. With but a few words (one round) before a battle, she can make up to 30 of her allies within a 50’ radius inspired. An inspired creature gains a +1 bonus to attack throws, armor class, morale rolls (for monsters or NPCs allied with the archaist), and saving throws against magical fear. The bonus lasts for 10 minutes (1 turn). A character can inspire courage once per day per class level. (Even the most inspired epic gets stale if you hear it twice in the same day.) A character cannot inspire courage on characters who are already engaged in combat.

Kolkorn (World and Wealth, CHA)

Favored Weapon: Archaists of Kolkorn are proficient with the mace.

Worldly Wisdom: Archaists of Kolkorn begin play with one free rank of Bargaining proficiency.

Sovereign Repertoire (1^st): The follower of Kolkorn begins play with the following spells in his spellbook and may automatically add them to his repertoire when he reaches the level necessary to cast them. They do not count against his maximum repertoire size.

• 1^st: Allure
• 2^nd: Magic Lock
• 3^rd: Winged Flight
• 4^th: Protection from Temperature
• 5^th: Safe Travels
• 6^th: Level Water

Trusted Network (3^rd): As they travel, archaists of Kolkorn build connections with buyers, fences, and peddlers in each area they visit. Whenever he wishes to hire retainers or make passive investments in a market where he has previously entered, he can treat the market as if it were one market class larger than its actual size (Class I markets remain Class I markets) or he can take a +1 bonus to market impact, whichever is more useful. Additionally, his reputation is hard to tarnish, and when those he attempts to hire instead “refuse and slander” them, it is treated as a simple refusal. Likewise, characters performing Slandering hijinks targeting the character take a -4 penalty to their throws.

Steady Trade Route (5^th): Through long-term business dealings, the archaist of Kolkorn establishes a steady trade route for transactions in any two types of merchandise between any two of the markets that he has visited. The trade route’s markets, and the specific type of merchandise that is bought and sold at each market, is chosen by the archaist when he establishes the trade route.

Thereafter, anytime the archaist personally enters one of the trade route’s markets, he can add one-half his class level to his market impact when determining the amount of merchandise of that type available for purchase or sale. If that results in his market impact exceeding the market maximum, reduce the market impact by 4 but shift to the next highest market class.

Market Capitalization

Market Class	Max Capital / Month
I	100,000gp*
II	25,000gp
III	10,000gp
IV	5,000gp
V	2,000gp
VI	1,000gp
*Per 20,000 families

Access to Capital (7^th): The archaist’s reputation for money-making aids him in securing financing. He can borrow money from the merchant guild at an interest rate of 3% per month without collateral or at an interest rate of 1% per month with collateral. There is no limit to how much he can borrow in total, but each market only has a limited pool of capital for use each month, shown on the adjoining table. If the archaist fails to pay interest each month, he becomes disreputable in that market. While disreputable, he cannot use his trusted network or friendly merchant connections. If the archaist allows interest payments to build up such that he owes more in gp than his total XP, then his former business partners will begin to send rival adventurers after him, with wages by level that total the monthly interest payment. A henchman will not use this ability on behalf of his employer, but a player character can do so on behalf of his fellow party members.

Ontaar (Fire and Forge, STR)

Favored Weapon: Archaists of Ontaar are proficient with the war hammer.

Apprentice of the Forge: The archaist of Ontaar begins play with a free rank of any Craft proficiency.

Sovereign Repertoire (2^nd): The follower of Ontaar begins play with all of the following spells in her spellbook. As she reaches sufficient class level to cast them, they are automatically added to her repertoire and do not count against her maximum repertoire size.

• 1^st: Kindle Flame
• 2^nd: Flaming Sphere
• 3^rd: Illumination, Perpetual
• 4^th: Crafting
• 5^th: Sword of Fire
• 6^th: Phoenix Aura

Journeyman of the Forge (3^rd): The archaist of Ontaar gains one rank of any Craft proficiency. If she already has 4 ranks in a Craft proficiency, she may choose to gain Elementalism (fire) or a rank of Magical Engineering instead.

Master of the Forge (5^th): The archaist of Ontaar gains one rank of any Craft proficiency. If she already has 4 ranks in a Craft proficiency, she may choose to gain Elementalism (fire) or a rank of Magical Engineering instead.

Grand Master of the Forge (7^th): The archaist of Ontaar gains one rank of any Craft proficiency. If she already has 4 ranks in a Craft proficiency, she may choose to gain Elementalism (fire) or a rank of Magical Engineering instead.

Shaarat (Strength and Steel, STR)

Favored Weapon: Archaists of Shaarat are proficient with the sword.

Master of Arms: The archaist of Shaarat begins play with a free rank of Manual of Arms proficiency.

Sovereign Repertoire (1^st): The follower of Shaarat begins play with the following spells in his spellbook and may automatically add them to his repertoire when he reaches the level necessary to cast them. They do not count against his maximum repertoire size.

• 1^st: Sharpness
• 2^nd: Physical Protection
• 3^rd: Striking
• 4^th: Physical Invulnerability
• 5^th: Strength of Mind
• 6^th: Banner of Invincibility

Armor Training (3^rd): The archaist of Shaarat has trained extensively and becomes proficient with medium armor. If he already has or later gains the Armor Training proficiency, he becomes proficient with heavy armor as well.

Martial Prowess (5^th): The archaist of Shaarat gains more benefit from his combat training. He thereafter gains a +1 bonus to attack throws with his choice of either melee or missile attacks.

Fighting Style Specialization (7^th): The archaist of Shaarat specializes more heavily into one style of fighting. He may choose any Fighting Style Specialization he qualifies for as a bonus proficiency.

Shargon (Wave and Whelm, CON)

Favored Weapon: Archaists of Shargon are proficient with the spear.

Nautical Prowess: The archaist of Shargon begins play with one free rank of Seafaring proficiency.

Sovereign Repertoire (1^st): The follower of Shargon begins play with all of the following spells in her spellbook. As she reaches sufficient class level to cast them, they are automatically added to her repertoire and do not count against her maximum repertoire size.

• 1^st: Ice Floe
• 2^nd: Circling Winds
• 3^rd: Water Breathing
• 4^th: Gale of Wind
• 5^th: Ice Sheet
• 6^th: Weave Water

Mastery of Water (3^rd): At 3^rd level, the follower of Shargon masters the powers of water. She gains Elementalism (water) as a bonus Proficiency. If she already has that proficiency, she may instead gain a rank of Seafaring or Navigation.

Deep One Mutation I (5^th): At 5^th level, the follower of Shargon has begun mutating and evolving into something from the horrible depths. She may choose any of the following mutations (or work with the Judge to create others, as appropriate):

• Swollen eyes: the archaist gains lightless vision with a range of 60’ but suffers a -2 penalty on reaction rolls.

• Scaly skin: the archaist gains +2 AC but reduces her maximum movement rate by 25% and suffers a -4 penalty on reaction rolls.

• Tentacular appendages: the archaist can hold torches or other objects while keeping her hands free or make two attacks per round with base damage 1d3-1. Tentacles impose a -2 penalty on reaction rolls.

• Throat gills: the archaist grows a pair of gills on her throat. She can breathe water for up to 1 turn at a time and gains a swimming movement rate of 30’. The gills impose a -2 penalty on reaction rolls.

Deep One Mutation II (7^th): At 7^th level, the archaist of Shargon develops a second mutation (as above).

Szorowai (Rage and Ruin, STR)

Favored Weapon: Archaists of Szorowai are proficient with the two-handed sword.

Enduring Wrath: Archaists of Szorowai begin play with Endurance as a bonus proficiency.

Sovereign Repertoire (1^st): The follower of Szorowai begins play with the following spells in his spellbook and may automatically add them to his repertoire when he reaches the level necessary to cast them. They do not count against his maximum repertoire size.

• 1^st: Infuriate Beast
• 2^nd: Righteous Wrath
• 3^rd: Swift Sword, Sustained
• 4^th: Dismember
• 5^th: Boil Blood
• 6^th: Barrier of Blades

Berserkergang (3^rd): The archaist with this ability can enter a berserker rage anytime he takes a combat action. While enraged, he gains a +2 bonus to attack throws in melee or with thrown weapons and becomes immune to the cowering, faltering, and frightened conditions and never checks morale. However, the character has a -2 penalty to AC and becomes limited in his tactics. He cannot conduct defensive movement to retreat or withdraw from an enemy within 5’ and cannot move in such a way that the distance between himself and the nearest visible threat would increase. He must advance 5’ after cleaving if necessary to do so to engage an enemy and he has sufficient movement. Once it has begun, a berserker rage cannot be ended until combat ends. This is effectively the Berserkergang proficiency selected as a class power.

Combat Ferocity (5^th): Archaists who venerate Szorowai are much more ferocious in combat than other archaists. At 5^th level, the character may cleave one additional time each round.

Mutual Destruction (7^th): An archaist of Szorowai becomes capable of whipping himself into an even more destructive frenzy, by cutting, whipping, or biting himself. When he uses his berserkergang ability, he can choose to suffer 1 damage per character level. If he does so, gains +2 bonus to damage rolls for the duration of the rage.

Vulkoor (Pain and Poison, CHA)

Favored Weapon: Archaists of Vulkoor are proficient with the kama (hand axe).

Subtlety and Guile: The archaist of Vulkoor begins play with one rank of Streetwise as a bonus proficiency.

Sovereign Repertoire (2^nd): The follower of Vulkoor begins play with all of the following spells in her spellbook. As she reaches sufficient class level to cast them, they are automatically added to her repertoire and do not count against her maximum repertoire size.

• 1^st: Allure
• 2^nd: Delay Poison
• 3^rd: Webbing
• 4^th: Poison
• 5^th: Weaken the Mind
• 6^th: Cloud of Poison

Poisoning (3^rd): The archaist of Vulkoor becomes an expert at identifying, extracting, and using natural toxins and venoms. She can identify poisonous plants and venomous monsters and distinguish their different poisons as if she had one rank of Naturalism. She can extract venom from slain creatures as if she had one rank of Animal Husbandry. She can extract toxins from plants as if she had one rank of Alchemy. (If she already has ranks of Animal Husbandry, Alchemy, or Naturalism, she functions as if having an additional rank.) She does not botch when extracting or using poison.

Treachery (5^th): The Vulkoor archaist’s capacity for treachery extends beyond simple ambushes. If the character has used diplomacy, romance, or bribery to achieve a Friendly reaction roll, she can force every creature (allied or enemy) within 30’ to make surprise rolls at a -3 penalty by treacherously attacking. Any creature that fails the roll is surprised for the first round of combat. If the archaist has some way of secretly signaling to her party (such as Signaling proficiency) or has planned the treachery to occur in advance, then her party does not have to make the surprise roll. This ability cannot be used if the NPC opposition also has a character with this power handling negotiation, due to professional courtesy and mutual paranoia.

Evil Eye (7^th): The Vulkoor archaist’s treacherous nature is so potent that she can tear down the unsuspecting with a simple glance. She can bestow curse as a supernatural ability once per week. Because her Evil Eye is a supernatural ability and not a spell, she does not need to declare she is casting it before initiative, nor does taking damage or failing a saving throw prior to her initiative segment prevent her from using it.

Class Proficiencies

Proficiency Progression: At 1^st level, archaists select one class proficiency from their class proficiency list and one general proficiency from the general proficiency list. They select an additional class proficiency at 4^th, 8^th, and 12^th level. They select an additional general proficiency at 5^th, 9^th, and 13^th level.

Archaist Proficiency List: Armor Training, Battle Magic, Beast Friendship, Berserkergang, Black Lore of Mabar, Bright Lore of Irian, Contemplation, Diplomacy, Divine Blessing, Divine Health, Elementalism, Fighting Style Specialization, Healing, Laying on Hands, Leadership, Loremastery, Magical Engineering, Martial Training, Mystic Aura, Naturalism, Passing Without Trace, Prestidigitation, Quiet Magic, Sensing Evil, Sensing Power, Theology, Unflappable Casting, Weapon Focus

Archaist Templates

Templates

3d6	Template	Proficiencies	Starting Equipment
3 – 4	Berserker (Szorowai)	Berserkergang Survival	Blood-stained tunic and pants, embossed leather belt, high boots, menacing two-handed sword, stained prayer book with bane-rune and infuriate beast, large sack, 1 week’s iron rations, waterskin (enc. 2 5/6 stone)
5 – 6	Wild Hunter (Banor)	Beast Friendship Naturalism	Well-worn wool tunic and pants, animal skin cloak, leather belt, high boots, leather gloves, notched battle axe, knife, sling, smudged prayer book with locate animal or plant and call of the wolf, pouch with 30 sling stones, hide armor, wooden shield, rucksack, 1 week’s iron rations, waterskin, tinderbox, 6 torches, hunting horn (enc. 5 5/6 stone)
7 – 8	Storm Acolyte (Shargon)	Elementalism (water) Seafaring	Mariner’s tunic and pants, leather belt embossed with sea serpent pattern, high boots, trident, knife, prayer book with purify food and water and ice floe, holy symbol (bundle of five sharpened bones), leather armor, large sack, 1 week’s iron rations, waterskin, 50’ rope, 5gp (enc. 6 1/6 stone)
9 – 10	Sun Priest (Dolorah)	Bright Lore of Irian Healing	White tunic and pants, golden yellow cloak, embossed leather belt, high sandals, spear, dagger, prayer book with holy circle and illumination, holy symbol (rising sun medallion), leather armor embossed with sun symbol, backpack, 1 week’s iron rations, waterskin, tinderbox, 6 torches, 2 lb comfrey, 1gp (enc. 6 2/3 stone)
11 – 12	Forgemaster (Ontaar)	Magical Engineering Craft (weaponsmithing)	Soot-stained tunic and pants, leather belt, high boots, great hammer, prayer book with produce flame and kindle flame, holy symbol (crossed hammer and tongs emblem), craftsman’s tools, ring mail armor, backpack, 1 week’s iron rations, waterskin, tinderbox, 6 torches, 6gp (enc. 8 1/6 stone)
13 – 14	Crusader (Shaarat)	Armor Training (heavy) Manual of Arms	Well-kept armiger’s tunic and pants, leather belt, high boots, sword, prayer book with remove fear and sharpness, holy symbol (crossed sword and shield emblem), ring mail armor, steel shield, backpack, 1 week’s iron rations, waterskin, tinderbox, 6 torches, 1 flask holy water, 5gp (enc. 7 3/6 stone)
15 – 16	Rake (Vulkoor)	Quiet Magic Romance	Fine red tunic and pants, blue leather cloak, gold silk sash, high sandals, 2 kamas, dagger, prayer book with allure and bane-rune, holy symbol (blood-spattered tools), ring mail armor, steel shield, backpack, 1 week’s iron rations, waterskin, tinderbox, lantern, 1 pint common oil, vial of perfume (10 gp), little black book, quill and ink, 1gp (enc. 8 3/6 stone)
17 – 18	Opportunist (Kolkorn)	Mystic Aura Bargaining	Merchant’s tunic and pants, fine leather cloak, leather sash, high boots, short leather riding gloves, mace, sling, pouch with 30 sling stones, prayer book with predict weather and allure, holy symbol (golden coin), ring mail armor, steel shield, backpack, 1 week’s iron rations, waterskin, trade journal, quill and ink, riding mule, riding saddle and tack, saddlebag, 8gp (enc. 6 5/6 stone)

Notes: The storm acolyte’s trident is a kind of spear. The forgemaster’s great hammer is a kind of morning star. The rake’s kamas are a kind of hand axe.

Spells

Studious divine caster: choose the repertoire from the whole divine spell list. See Magic and Spells for how repertoires work.