Pathfinder 1e Character Sheet: Aria Kelmis Lanloki

Can use 1 point of quintessence as a swift action to add 1 additional die of damage to an alchemical item's effect

Spend 1quintessence as a free action. If they do, they gain a +1 alchemical bonus on all attack rolls for 1 minute. At 8th level and every four levels afterwards, this alchemical bonus increases by 1 (to a maximum of +5 at 20th level).

+5 competence bonus to Craft Alchemy and an additional +3 bonus to Alchemy checks dealing with poison. Half time to craft an alchemical item and 1/40th the time to craft poisons, also gain the ability to craft int mod doses of poison at once, stacking with Master Alchemist.

Craft Alchemy Skill Unlocks

• 5 ranks) When determining your weekly progress, double the result of your Craft check before multiplying the result by the item’s DC.

Can use Craft Alchemy to identify potions as if using detect magic

She can use Craft (alchemy) to change the type of a poison with 1 hour of work and an alchemist’s lab. If the Craft (alchemy) check (DC equals the poison’s save DC) is successful, the poison’s type changes to contact, ingested, inhaled, or injury; on a failed check, the poison is ruined.

Cannot accidentally poison themselves when applying poison to a weapon and can apply poison as a move action.

When he possesses 5 doses of a single kind of poison, she can synthesize a dose of that poison once per day at no cost. This process takes 1 minute. It doesn’t expend the original 5 doses. the synthesized doses become inert if they leaves the vigilante’s possession. The vigilante can maintain only 1 dose of synthesized poison for every 5 doses of that poison in his possession.

10/day: can apply 2 doses of poison to the same weapon, object, or trap with no penalty. exposed targets must save individually.

Increase DC of Alchemical items to a minimum of (20)

Draw alchemical items as part of the action to use them

Can combine two splash weapons into a single splash weapon. This fusion of splash weapons last for 24 hours. Mixing two of the same item doubles effect and duration. a fused alchemical splash weapon cannot be combined with another one by any means.

Poison Absorption: A toxicologist alchemist can absorb any poison or toxin in their possession into themselves without suffering its effects; although they can only have one such poison at a time. A number of times per day equal to 1/2 their alchemist level, they can metabolize a poison or toxin inside of themselves as a move action, recovering a number of hit points equal to their class level + their Intelligence modifier. Whenever a toxicologist alchemist is exposed to a poison which is not in their possession (but not a poison effect), if they successfully save against its effects, they can absorb that poison as a free action (if the toxicologist alchemist is immune to poison, they can choose to absorb it or not). Any poison or toxin absorbed by the toxicologist alchemist disperses from their body after 8 hours of rest.

The stitcher may use the Heal skill on an undead creature as though it were a living creature

The scholar may make a special Heal skill check on an ally as a move action that provokes an attack of opportunity; the ally recovers a number of hit points equal to twice the check result minus 14. The scholar can only attempt to heal a particular creature with this ability a number of times per day equal to her Intelligence bonus (minimum 1).

• If the scholar has at least 5 ranks in the Heal skill, she may instead use this ability to restore a number of points of ability damage equal to (Result-10)/5.

The scholar may, as a standard action that provokes attacks of opportunity, make a DC 20 Heal check to cure any one of the following conditions affecting a creature: blindness, deafness, paralysis, or poison. For each 10 points by which the scholar exceeds the DC of this check, she may cure an additional condition from the list that the target is suffering as part of the same check.The scholar can only attempt to heal a particular creature with this ability a number of times per day equal to her Intelligence bonus+half Tier (9/day). Attempting to heal a creature but failing to meet the DC of this ability still counts towards this daily total.

• If the scholar has at least 8 ranks in the Heal skill, she may instead use this ability to restore 1 point of ability drain +1 point for every 5 points by which she exceeds this ability’s DC.

the scholar’s research has taught her rare and little known techniques for treating even the most virulent and uncommon ailments; the scholar may expend 10 uses of a healer’s kit as a standard action that provokes attacks of opportunity and make a DC 25 Heal check to cure any one of the following conditions affecting a creature: confusion, cursed, or disease (including magical diseases).

• If the scholar has at least 11 ranks in the Heal skill, she may instead use this ability to attempt to heal an ally who has died within a number of rounds equal to her Intelligence bonus (minimum 1). If her check is successful, the ally is restored to life and consciousness at 0 hit points, +1 hit point for each point by which she exceeds this check’s DC. The scholar can only attempt to heal a particular creature with this ability a number of times per day equal to her Intelligence bonus (minimum 1). Attempting to heal a creature but failing to meet the DC of this ability still counts towards this daily total.

The subject of either of the above special uses of the Heal Skill becomes temporarily immune to poison for 11 rounds???. Any poison in its system or any poison to which it is exposed during the effect’s duration does not affect the subject until the effect’s duration has expired, though the duration of the effect continues to expire as normal; this does not reverse instantaneous effects of poison that have already occurred, such as hit point damage, temporary ability damage, or effects that don’t go away on their own.

2) If Aria spends at least 1 minute preparing a corpse, such as by treating it with chemicals, stitching its skin back together, engraving the body with runes, or other appropriate effects (such as those thematic to the stitcher’s casting tradition), the duration of the stitcher’s reanimate sphere effect is increased by 50% on that corpse. This bonus does not stack with the increase granted by the Extend Spell feat. These preparations must be made each time the corpse is reanimated to gain this benefit. A stitcher can only have a number of corpses prepared this way equal to her practitioner modifier; preparing a new body in excess of this number causes any preparations on the oldest corpse to be undone.

4e) At 4th level, the stitcher counts as possessing the amateur arcanist knack for the purposes of qualifying for scholar knacks, feats, and other similar effects.

4) Arcane Studies: Gain 3 Magic Talents

7) At 7th level, Aria gains a bonus death sphere talent and the ability to augment corpses. Whenever she spends at least 1 minute preparing a corpse, as per her 2nd level knack, she may imbue one of the following effects, imbuing an additional effect at 10th and every 3rd level thereafter. Each effect can only be selected more than once with any given prepared corpse, unless stated otherwise. Any save DC is 22, unless stated otherwise.

• Coagulated Marrow: The undead gains fast healing 1 (or increases any fast healing it possesses by 1).
• Limber And Flexible: The undead’s natural reach increases by +5 feet. This trade secret may only be chosen once.
• Muscle And Sinew: The undead’s Strength score increases by +2 and each movement speed the undead possesses increases by +5 feet. This trade secret can be picked once at 7th level and an additional time every 6 levels thereafter.
• Pickled: The undead gains the stench universal monster ability with a radius of 10 feet. The stench ability’s DC is equal to the stitcher’s trade secrets DC. Each time this trade secret is selected, the radius of the stench ability increases by 10 feet. The stitcher is immune to the stench aura from this trade secret.
• Stimulated Nerve-Endings: The undead’s Dexterity score increases by +2 and the number of attacks of opportunity the undead can make in a round increases by 1. This trade secret can be picked once at 7th level and an additional time every 6 levels thereafter.
• Tough Stitching: The undead gains an additional 10 hit points. You may choose to only increase the undead’s hit points by 5 to instead increase any damage reduction the undead possesses by 2.
• Vocal Chords: The undead gains the ability to speak a single language the Aria knows. If the undead is mindless, it can communicate simple concepts (such as positions, colors, directions). In addition, the undead gains the ability to loudly shriek as a standard action, producing a 30-foot cone that staggers creatures for 1 round on a failed saving throw (Fortitude negates), and must wait 1d4 rounds between uses. This is a pain and sonic effect. Each time this trade secret is selected, increase the cone’s size by 30 feet.

9) Gain 3 Alchemy Sphere talents. lmao.

3) Codyceps Myscelium: The scholar may cultivate cordyceps spores during an 8 hour rest, keeping them in a small container. The scholar may activate this imposition by spreading these spores onto a corpse within her natural reach, raising it as a yellow musk zombie (Pathfinder RPG Bestiary pg. 285), a special zombie that is treated as a plant and gains plant immunities instead of being undead. The corpse must have a number of Hit Dice less than or equal to her scholar level or this imposition has no effect. The yellow musk zombie understands and follows the scholar’s commands to the best of its ability and is treated as if it were reanimated for all of the sticher's purposes. If the yellow musk zombie moves more than 100 feet away from the scholar, the spores disperse 1d4 rounds later and the yellow musk zombie is destroyed, regardless of whether or not it returns to the scholar’s side during that time. The scholar may not have more than one yellow musk zombie active with this ability at a time. As long as the yellow musk zombie is not destroyed, the spores can be reclaimed into its vial by touching the yellow musk zombie as a swift action. This destroys the yellow musk zombie and returns the corpse to normal. The cordycep spores can only be used for 10 minutes per scholar level each day. These minutes do not need to be consecutive, but they must be spent in 10-minute increments.

5) Belladonna Barrier: The scholar activates this imposition by quickly mixing a piece of belladonna root with several other herbs and minerals and then ingesting it or feeding it to an adjacent ally. This mixture protects the target from being subjected to the belladonna’s poison, and confers several of its properties to them. First, the target is immune to lycanthropy; if the target has already been afflicted with lycanthropy, they cannot be affected by or benefit from any of its effects for the duration of this ability. Secondly, the target gains a circumstance bonus to their armor class against all natural attacks equal to the scholar’s Intelligence bonus. These effects last for a number of rounds equal to the scholar’s Intelligence bonus.

8) Circle of Salt: The scholar carefully lays out an unbroken circle of salt, creating a protective circle around herself and up to 1 adjacent ally per 2 class levels (minimum 1) that lasts for a number of rounds equal to the scholar’s Intelligence bonus (minimum 1). If a protected ally moves outside of the square they occupied when the circle was created, the protective energy is disrupted and the effect immediately ends. While within this circle, the scholar and protected allies gain a circumstance bonus to saving throws against spells, spell-like abilities, and supernatural effects equal to the scholar’s Intelligence bonus (minimum 1). Whenever the scholar succeeds on a saving throw against such an effect while protected by the circle, she immediately regains her martial focus if it is currently expended.
In addition, while within the circle, the scholar and affected allies are also protected from bodily contact by summoned creatures and incorporeal undead. This causes the natural weapons and touch attacks of such creatures to fail and the creatures to recoil if such attacks require touching the warded creature. The protection ends if the warded creature takes any hostile action against a blocked creature, and that creature may pass through the barrier (though other creatures are still warded as normal).

10) Tungsten: The scholar has learned how to work with tungsten metal, an incredibly dense and heavy material that is incredibly intensive to work with. When the scholar first gains this imposition she learns how to craft tungsten plates, which cost 1 hour to create per plate. The scholar may only have a number of plates created at a time equal to 1 + her practitioner modifier. A creature may put a tungsten plate under any armor or clothing for additional protection, at the cost of their maneuverability, granting them both DR 1/adamantine and a -1 armor check penalty for every tungsten plate a creature has equipped.

The scholar learns how to create unstable preparations using various salts and minerals that she can hurl at a creature as a ranged touch attack with a range of 30 ft. + 10 ft. per class level (80'), dealing 1d8 bludgeoning, slashing, and piercing damage, and forcing the target to succeed on a Fortitude save (DC 20) or be deafened and dazzled for 1d4+1 rounds; in addition, whenever a creature fails their saving throw against one of the scholar’s flashbangs, she may recover her martial focus as an immediate action. Preparing and throwing a flashbang is a standard action. You may add one -explosive- to a flashbang. A flashbang may be used as part of creating an Alchemy Implanted Creature, treating it a splash weapon

• Spore Threads -explosive-: The scholar may enhance her flashbangs with strengthened cordycep cultures, causing targets who fail their save to be entangled for 1d6 rounds, in addition to the normal effects. A target may escape this entangle by attempting a Strength check or Escape Artist check with a DC equal to the scholar’s flashbang DC or by taking a number of points of fire damage equal to the scholar’s class level. Each round the target is entangled by this effect, the target is confused. The confusion is a mind-affecting poison effect.
• Belladonna Bursts -explosive-: The scholar may enhance her flashbangs with crushed belladonna, causing targets who fail their save to take 1d6 points of Strength damage, plus an additional 1d6 points of Strength damage at 8th and 16th level, in addition to the normal effects. This is a poison effect, and creatures with resistance to poison apply that resistance to their save against the flashbang’s effects.
• Dispelling Detonations -explosive-: The scholar adds a mixture of silver, salt, lead, and other materials which naturally disrupt magical energies to her flashbangs. Creatures that fail their save against the flashbang’s initial effect are also subject to a targeted dispel magic spell, using the scholar’s level as the caster level. This cannot be used to target a specific spell effect. If the scholar also possesses the silver material imposition, this instead acts as a targeted greater dispel magic effect.
• Burdening Blast -explosive-: The scholar may add tungsten to her flashbangs, causing targets who fail their save to also have a large chunk of tungsten lodged within them, making them take a -2 penalty to attack rolls, AC, and CMD; multiple uses of this ability stack, increasing the penalty by an additional -2 per chunk lodged within the target. The target may remove a single chunk as a standard action, or may remove multiple as a full-round action.