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|[[Catclaw]], [[Fleetfoot]] (Tier 2), [[Intuition]] (1 min duration), [[Bullish Strength]] (1 min duration), [[Piscism]].

* <u>Armor Augmentation</u>: Choose a set of armor that will become Your Augmented Armor. It encases your entire body and grants you +1 to all defenses in addition to its base stats. You are treated as one Size category larger than you would normally be for the purposes of lifting, carrying, dragging, and grappling. You can change your Augmented Armor after Taking a Rest and spending 2 additional hours disassembling your old Augmented Armor.

|You gain a compartment on one of your Augmented Armor’s forearms or thighs that fits 1 cubic ft of materials. You can spend 1 AP to stow items in it. Someone breaking into the compartment must make a DC 20 AWR check to find the compartment and a DC 20 STR/Applied Force or INT/Lockpicking check to open it.

|If you have Line of Effect, you can spend 3 AP to fire a free hand at a creature within 15 ft of you, attacking their REF with your STR or DEX. If it hits and the target is your size or lower, you can pull the target to you as part of the same attack. If it is larger, you can pull yourself to it as part of the same attack.

|You can spend 1 Reactive AP to reduce [[elemental]] damage by 1d6. You can unleash this on your next attack, dealing additional damage equal to the amount of damage this feature absorbed.

|If you suffer a crit, you take damage as usual, then you gain Resist against the type of damage you took until the start of your next turn.

* <u>Engage</u>: By spending 2 AP, you can impose the Engaged condition on a creature within 5 ft of you. This lasts until the start of your next turn.

|Your quick compartment may now store liquid, and can be climate controlled between 50° and 120° Fahrenheit (Named for Doctor Franklin Fahrenheit, who discovered the Coldstone and Fireflecks used in this invention).

* <u>Power Slam</u>: You may spend 4 AP to slam a weapon into the ground, attacking all creatures within 5 ft of you. Make a weapon attack vs the FORT of each creature in range. On a hit, creatures take damage from the weapon as usual and are also pushed 5 ft directly away from you.

|Spend 1 AP or 1 Reactive AP to gain the ability to Hover for 1 minute. You can choose to slowly descend during the duration. (3/Rest)

|You may spend 3 AP to transfer all [[conditions]] from a creature you are grappling to yourself, except for Grappled and Restrained.

|You gain a Fly Speed equal to your speed for 1 minute. (3/ Rest)

|You no longer take falling damage when falling less than 30 ft. If you fall at least 20 ft, you can attack all creatures 10 ft of where you land with your STR or DEX vs their REF. If you hit, they take 1d8 blunt damage and are knocked prone.

Gain +1 to all of your defenses. Crits no longer automatically hit you, and if they do hit, they only deal normal damage.

* <u>Level 30</u>: (3/Recoup) Gain the Intuitive Defenses ability. You regain all expended uses when you Recoup.

** <u>Intuitive Defenses</u>: When a creature attacks you, you may spend 2 reactive AP to lower one of your defenses by X, increasing another one of your defenses by X. Your defenses remain altered in this way until the start of your next turn.   

|You can make a variety of unique nonmagical items assuming you have the time and materials. You learn [[how to]] make five items from the ''Tinkering Item'' table, and can carry up to five items of this nature at a time. Special Arrows & Bolts do not count toward this total. Only you may use items that you create from the ''Tinkering Item'' table.  

If you have access to a workshop, the Tinkering cost required is halved. Your first 2 hours of tinkering a day can be a part of Taking a Rest. See the ''Tinkering Item'' table for a list of items, and note that your MC may allow additional items!

|You can break down nonmagical items for materials and use them for other items or their currency cost whenever you spend time tinkering. Most items can be broken down as a part of the time you spend tinkering on other inventions. A particularly complex or large item may have a tinkering cost, determined by your MC.

If you’re breaking down items for currency, you can find someone to purchase the materials for 80% of the item’s value, regardless of the item’s state of repair, anywhere where there is trade of raw materials. Salvaged items are unrecognizable, which means you can sell them even if the item itself may have baggage that would make it undesirable, such as being believed to be haunted or stolen.

 

If you salvage items to use for tinkering parts, take the sc value of the item you’re salvaging, and reduce your Tinkering cost requirement for whatever you’re crafting by that amount.

|Exhaustible items with more than 1 use take half the tinkering cost to create after you’ve created them once.

|Whenever you craft a single-use item, you can create a second item of the same type by adding +10 to the tinkering requirement of the first item.

|You can carry five additional tinkering items.

|You can now add +20 to the tinkering cost required in [[order]] to craft tinkering items that others can use.

|Choose a magical item, weapon, or piece of armor that you possess and that requires 25 or fewer Essence Points and Salvage it. You learn how to add that item’s abilities, or “Enchantments” for the purpose of the abilities in the Inventor Track, to your Masterwork. You can add or change Enchantments to your Masterwork by spending 2 hours Tinkering with it. A single magical item, weapon, or armor piece counts as one Enchantment, even if it has multiple abilities.

You can know a number of Enchantments equal to your INT, and can have a number of Enchantments active on your Masterwork at onetime equal to 1⁄2 your INT. You must also observe the typical rules for Essence Points. However, your Masterwork uses only half the Essence Points you have imbued onto it through Masterwork Enchantments. For example, if you have three Enchantments with 80 total Essence Points, your Masterwork uses 40 of your Essence Points.

 

Weapons can be improved with Item or Weapon Enchantments. Armor can be improved with Item or Armor enchantments or improvements. Items can be improved only with Item enchantments or improvements. If you change your Masterwork, it loses this improvement until you add it to your Masterwork again.

|Whenever you use your Tinkering to [[Create Ammunition|create ammunition]], if you have fewer than 20 special arrows or bolts, you can now create your first 20 arrows or bolts in the time it would take you to make one. Special Arrows or Bolts beyond 20 take the normal Tinkering. Additionally, you can make up to 40 mundane arrows or bolts without any chance of failure and minimal components (including broken bolts or arrows) by spending at least 1 hour tinkering.

|'''Armor FOcus'''

|If your Masterwork is Armor, it gains an additional +1 to all physical defenses.

|Your armor sprays cost half the tinkering cost(minimum 10).

|If your Masterwork is a Weapon, it gains an additional +1 to hit and +1 to damage.

|The Essence point cap for Masterwork Enchantment raises to 50.

|You can now learn three Enchantments from salvaging magical items. If you would learn beyond your limit, you can choose which one to forget, but your Masterwork would lose that enchantment. Your Masterwork can now have two enchantments active on it.

Changing enchantments on your Masterwork only takes 1 hour of Tinkering. These enchantments cannot stack if they are exactly the same. For example if you salvage two items that give +1 to hit, you can only enchant your Masterwork with +1 to hit once. But if you then salvage an item that gives +1 to hit and +1d6 fire damage, you can enchant your Masterwork with +2 to hit and 1d6 extra Fire damage.

Your Masterwork is now a creation of some renown. It can now hold three Masterwork Enchantments. If it is a weapon, it gains a bonus to damage rolls equal to 1⁄2 your INT.

* <u>Level 30</u>: The final cap on your INT increases from 12 to 14.

|Apply this mod to a weapon. Anyone that attempts to wield that weapon and is unaware of the trigger must make a DC 20 AWR check. On a fail, they take 3d6 corrosive damage as acid and paint spray over them

|You may load tinkering items with the Thrown tag into your crossbow, giving them double their Thrown range. Using any item in this way costs 3 AP.

|This case contains an extradimensional storage space that appears to be a normal briefcase, but is 10 cubic ft on the inside.

|This case contains an extradimensional storage space that appears to be a normal briefcase, but is 40 cubic ft on the inside.

|Gain +5 to Lockpicking, which can exceed the normal cap of +20 in a given skill. You do not need additional lockpicking tools if you have this.

|You may spend 3 AP to deploy an automated crossbow turret with a 60 ft range, which deals 1d6 sharp damage on a hit. At the end of each of your turns, it fires at a target you specify and has an attack bonus equal to 1⁄2 your INT. It has 10 HP and all of its defenses are 10. It acts for 3 rounds before shutting down.

|By spending 1 AP or Reactive AP, you take no falling damage and descend at a rate of 100 ft per round until you land. Pop Up Tent 30 - By spending 2 AP to activate this tent, it automatically sets itself up over the course of 1 minute. It sleeps two people comfortably and fits in a 6ft by 6ft by 3ft space.

|The wearer may spend 1 AP to increase their speed by 10 ft whenever they use AP to move until the end of their next

turn.

|When you spend 1 AP to activate this raft, it inflates into a fully functioning raft over 20 seconds. It can support up to 1000 lbs in weight and is 6ft by 10 ft in length.

|It takes 10 minutes to set this trap. Once set, this trap can be spotted with a DC 18 AWR check and it covers a 10 ft by 10 ft

area. When a creature steps on the area, make a +5 attack vs REF. On a hit, all targets within its area are Restrained. It has 10 AR and 20 HP. It has DR 40/Sharp.

|It takes 5 minutes to set this trap. Once set, this trap can be spotted with a DC 15 AWR check and stretches across up to a 15 ft line. Once a creature moves through that line, that creature falls prone.

|Attack vs FORT. Hit: 1d4 sharp, and Bleeding (1d4) for 1 minute or until treated (whichever is sooner).

|Attack vs FORT. Hit: 1d6 corrosive, and the creature suffers -1 AR until the creature Takes a Rest.

|Attack vs FORT. Hit: The target is Blinded until the end of its next turn.

|Attack vs the REF of each creature in a 10 ft radius. Hit: 1d6 fire.

|Attack vs AR. Hit: All creatures gain TA against the target, and it cannot become Invisible for 1 minute.

|2 AP to throw 20 ft vs REF. Hit: 1d6 corrosive.

|2 AP to throw 20 ft vs REF. Hit: Target takes 1d4 fire and gains Burning (1d4) for 1 minute or until extinguished (whichever is sooner).

|Thrown 20 ft. Hit: Creature falls Prone and its speed becomes 0. It takes 1 AP for a creature to free itself.

|Thrown 50 ft, creating a spectacular light show. Target creatures within a 10 ft radius. Hit: 1d6 sonic damage.

|Thrown 20 ft, targeting all creatures in a 10 ft radius. Hit: Creature is Blinded until the end of its next turn.

|Thrown 30 ft, targeting all creatures in a 15 ft radius. Hit: Creature is Deafened until the start of your next turn.

|Thrown 20 ft, targeting all creatures in a 10 ft radius. Hit: Creature is Slowed until the end of its next turn.

|Thrown 20 ft, targeting all creatures in a 5 ft radius. Hit: Creature is Deafened and Stunned until the end of their next turn.