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|'''Necrotic Adaptation II'''
|'''Necrotic Adaptation II'''
|Necrotic Adaptation, Croftian Sublineage
|Necrotic Adaptation
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|Gain Resist Necrotic +3.
Gain the Necrotic Adaptation ability.
'''Necrotic Adaptation (1/Recoup).''' When subjected with an ability or spell that deals necrotic damage you may spend 1 Reactive AP to gain Necrotic Affinity.
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|'''Shadow Step'''
|'''Shadow Step'''
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|'''Shadow Step II'''
|'''Shadow Step II'''
|Shadow Step, Croftian Sublineage
|Shadow Step
|You may spend 1 AP to Shadow Step ½ your walking speed, or spend 4 AP to Shadow Step up to twice your walking speed.  
|You may spend 1 AP to Shadow Step 1⁄2 your walking speed, or spend 4 AP to Shadow Step up to twice your walking speed.  
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|'''Shadow Mastery'''
|'''Shadow Mastery'''
|Shadow Step, Croftian Sublineage
|Shadow Step
|After you use your Shadow Step ability you become invisible. You are Unseen and remain so as long as you are Concealed and do not make an attack, use an ability, or cast a spell. Using Shadow Step does not break your invisibility.  
|After you use your Shadow Step ability you become invisible. You are Unseen and remain so as long as you are Concealed and do not make an attack, use an ability, or cast a spell. Using Shadow Step does not break your invisibility.  
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|'''Captivating Gaze'''
|'''Captivating Gaze'''
|Draculean Sublineage
|Draculean Sublineage
|Your eyes shine with faint unholy light. You may attempt to charm a humanoid that does not have the undead tag with your hypnotic gaze. You may spend 3 AP to make a CHA attack against the WILL of a humanoid within 15 ft of you. On a hit, the humanoid is Charmed. This lasts for 1 hour or until the creature takes damage. (CHA/Rest)  
|Gain the Captivating Gaze ability.  
'''Captivating Gaze (CHA/Rest).'''
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|'''Captivating Gaze II'''
|'''Captivating Gaze II'''