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The Artisan’s Kitpack

Latest version: v. 2.3

This ongoing mod project adds several new kits and kit reworks to the Infinity Engine games, including Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition, Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Edition and Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition. New kits and reworks include the following:

Fighter

BERSERKER: This is a warrior who is in tune with animalistic side and, during combat, can achieve an ecstatic state of mind that will enable to fight longer, harder, and more savagely than any person has a right to. Berserkers tend to be barbarian-like in nature, but not always. Sometimes it is a conscious choice that a warrior in training makes. Regardless, opponents on the battlefield will be unsettled when they see the savage and inhuman elements of the Berserker’s personality. This class is common amongst dwarves, known to them as the Battlerager.

Advantages:

– Immunity to fear, morale failure and involuntary berserk effects.

– Gains the In Extremis passive effect.

IN EXTREMIS: Berserkers revel in the thrill of carnage to a sadomasochistic degree, and fight harder when approaching death while most warriors would falter or retreat. While powerful, the berserker’s technique is a double-edged sword – as the berserker accumulates more wounds in battle, their blows become increasingly deadly, yet their defense falters, becoming more vulnerable to further damage.

>75% Hit Points: +2 to THAC0 and Damage, -2 penalty to Armor Class

>50% Hit Points: +4 to THAC0 and Damage, -4 penalty to Armor Class

>25% Hit Points: +8 to THAC0 and Damage, -6 penalty to Armor Class

– May use the Enrage ability once per day. Gains one use at level 1 and an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

ENRAGE: The berserker taps into <PRO_HISHER> frenzy though sheer force of will, instantly gaining the maximum benefits of In Extremis regardless of current hit points for one turn. However, tapping into the berserker’s desperate power causes <HIMHER> to suffer 10% of <PRO_HISHER> maximum hit points in damage each round unless a Save vs. Death is made. This damage is non-lethal and will only knock the berserker unconscious.

– From 4th level onwards, may use the Reckless Frenzy ability at will.

RECKLESS FRENZY: The berserker deliberately injures self, instantly reducing hit points to 20% of maximum. This ability has no effect if used while the berserker is already below 25% maximum hit points. Additionally, Reckless Frenzy removes the berserker’s winded state.

– From 7th level onwards, the berserker gains +2/+4/+8 to movement rate while under the effects of In Extremis.

– From 10th level onwards, the berserker’s trance-like state makes more likely to shrug off debilitating effects, gaining +2/+5/+10 to all Saving Throws while under the effects of In Extremis.

– From 14th level onwards, the berserker gains 10%/20%/50% resistance to all damage while under the effects of In Extremis.

– From 20th level onwards, the berserker deals 15%/30%/70% additional slashing, piercing and crushing damage from all sources while under the effects of In Extremis.

Disadvantages:

– Becomes winded for five rounds after using Enrage, suffering a -2 penalty to Armor Class, to-hit rolls, and damage rolls. Additionally, the berserker is unable to gain the benefits of In Extremis while winded.

– May not Specialize in ranged weapons.

– Alignment restricted to any non-lawful.

KENSAI: This class’s name, which means “sword saint” in the common tongue, refers to a warrior who has been specially trained to be one with their weapon. The kensai is deadly, fast, and trained to fight without the protection of armor. (Note: Despite its common name, a Kensai may use any melee weapon with which they are proficient.)

Advantages:
– Base Armor Class of 8.
– -1 bonus to Speed Factor every 4 levels.
– Gains a +10% bonus to all physical damage dealt.
– Gains the Ki Critical innate.

KI CRITICAL: +2 bonus to critical hit rate. Gains an additional +2 at 10th level and +1 every 5 levels thereafter.

– May use the Ki Focus ability once per day. Gains one use at level 1 and an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

KI FOCUS: All successful attacks within the next 12 seconds will never miss and deal 20% increased physical damage.

– From 3rd level onwards, may use the Defensive Fighting ability at will.

DEFENSIVE FIGHTING: The Kensai sets their base Armor Class to a value equal to 6 – (level/2 rounded up). This ability lasts indefinitely until deactivated. However, while Defensive Fighting is active, the Kensai loses his Ki Critical modifier, becomes unable to critically strike, and is unable to use Ki Strike or Ki Focus.

– From 5th level onwards, may use the Ki Strike ability once per round.

KI STRIKE: The Kensai’s next attack within one round of casting the ability has a doubled Ki Critical modifier and deals maximum damage. The Kensai incurs a cumulative fatigue penalty upon landing the attack, the amount of which decreases as the Kensai gains levels. Ki Strike will fail if the Kensai is overly fatigued.

– From 10th level onwards, gains the Perfect Defense innate.

PERFECT DEFENSE: When Defensive Fighting is active, the Kensai becomes immune to backstabs. Additionally, the Kensai gains a cumulative +1 bonus to Armor Class for each enemy within a 15-ft. range.

– From 15th level onwards, gains the Perfect Offense innate.

PERFECT OFFENSE: The Kensai will no longer critically miss on an attack roll of 1.

Disadvantages:
– May not use any armor, helmets, gauntlets, bracers or shields.
– May not use missile weapons.
– Does not gain access to the Hardiness, Resist Magic or War Cry high level abilities.
– Alignment restricted to any non-chaotic.

BARBARIAN: A Barbarian can be an excellent warrior. While not as disciplined or as skilled as a Fighter, the Barbarian can willingly throw <PRO_HIMHER>self into a berserker rage, becoming a tougher and stronger opponent.

CLASS FEATURES:

– May not wear armor heavier than splint mail.
– May not exceed Specialization (two slots) with any weapon class.
– May achieve Specialization (two slots) in any fighting style and allocate three slots in Two-Weapon Style.
– Moves 2 points faster than other characters.
– Immune to backstab.
– Iron Will: The barbarian gains +1 to all Saving Throws for every 4 points of Constitution greater than 9.
– Gains the Toughness passive ability.

TOUGHNESS: The barbarian gains 5% physical damage reduction. This bonus is doubled when the barbarian falls below 50% maximum hit points.

– May use the Rage ability once per day. Gains one use at level 1 and an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

RAGE: The enraged status lasts for 5 rounds and provides a +4 bonus to Strength and Constitution and a +2 bonus to Saving Throws vs. Spell. However, the barbarian incurs a -2 penalty to Armor Class. Additionally, activating Rage restores any drained levels from the barbarian and protects them from subsequent level drain effects for the duration. When the rage expires, the barbarian becomes fatigued and suffers a -2 penalty to Strength, Dexterity, Armor Class and Movement Rate for 5 rounds. The barbarian cannot use Rage until this duration is over.

– 3rd level: May use Mighty Blow.

MIGHTY BLOW: The barbarian may choose to forsake accuracy for more power, reducing his THAC0 by 4 but dealing 4 extra points of damage per hit (melee only). THAC0 and damage modifiers increase to 8 from level 20 onwards. This ability may be toggled at will.

– 8th level: Gains the Indomitable Will passive ability.

INDOMITABLE WILL: When the barbarian is afflicted with any of the following afflictions: berserk, charm, hold, fear, stun, sleep, feeblemind, confusion, <PRO_HESHE> has a 20% (+2% per level gained) chance each round to break free of their affliction.

– 10th level: Rage bonuses to Strength and Constitution increased to +6.
– 11th level: Toughness base physical resistance increased to 10%. The barbarian regenerates 1 hit point per three seconds when below 50% maximum hit points.
– 18th level: The barbarian no longer suffers fatigue penalties after Rage.
– 20th level: Toughness base physical resistance increased to 15%. Regeneration rate increased to 1 hit point per second.
– 22nd level: Deathless Frenzy: The barbarian becomes unable to die for one round after Rage.
– 24th level: Rage bonuses to Strength and Constitution increased to +8. Saving Throws vs. Spell bonus increased to +4.
– Hit Die: d12

ARCANE ARCHER: Master of the elven warbands, the arcane archer is a warrior skilled in using magic to supplement their combat prowess. Beyond the woods, arcane archers gain renown throughout entire kingdoms for their supernatural accuracy with a bow and their ability to imbue their arrows with magic. In a group, they can strike fear into an entire enemy army. While human arcane archers are rare due to elvenkind withholding their secret techniques, they are not unheard of.

Advantages:
– +1 to hit with any missile weapon at level 1 and every 5 levels thereafter.
– Gains the Enhance Arrow ability.

ENHANCE ARROW: The arcane archer passively imbues <PRO_HISHER> arrows with magic. Projectiles launched by the arcane archer are always treated as weapons of +1 enchantment and deal one extra point of magic damage, increasing by one for every five levels gained to a maximum of +5 enchantment and five magic damage at 20th level. Additional damage is affected by the target’s magic resistance.

– 3rd level: May use Entropic Shield once per day.

ENTROPIC SHIELD: A magical field glowing with a multicolored hue appears around the arcane archer, providing immunity to normal missiles and a -2 bonus to armor class against missile weapons for 1 round per level. This bonus increases to -4 at 10th level and -6 at 17th level.

– 5th level: May use Imbue Arrow ability three times per day.

IMBUE ARROW: Using arcane magic, the arcane archer enchants <PRO_HISHER> next missile within one round to explode, dealing 1d6 additional fire damage for every five levels gained thereafter in an area of effect.

– 9th level: May use Seeker Arrow ability once per day.

SEEKER ARROW: A skilled arcane archer can enchant <PRO_HISHER> arrows to strike its target unerringly. <PRO_HISHER> next missile attack within one round is a guaranteed critical hit and deals two points of extra damage for every five levels gained thereafter.

– 13th level: May use Phase Arrow ability once per day.

PHASE ARROW: An experienced arcane archer can enchant <PRO_HISHER> next arrow within one round to become an incorporeal missile that penetrates armor, dealing 4d6 bonus magical damage and reducing the target’s missile resistance by 50% as well as their armor class vs. missiles by two points every five levels gained thereafter for 1 turn.

– 17th level: May use Arrow of Death ability once per day.

ARROW OF DEATH: A master arcane archer can enchant <PRO_HISHER> next arrow within one round to instantly slay <PRO_HISHER> foe. Targets with more than 60 hit points may make a save vs. death to avoid the effect. Saving throw penalty increases by one for every five levels gained thereafter.

Disadvantages:
– Hit Die: d8
– THAC0 penalty of 2 when wielding a melee weapon.
– Race restricted to human, elf or half-elf.
– May not exceed proficiency (one slot) in weapons other than longbows and shortbows.
– May not exceed proficiency (one slot) in any weapon style.
– May not wear armor heavier than chain mail.

VANGUARD: The vanguard is a frontline warrior trained to fight in the middle of enemy lines. Tough and durable, a vanguard is a reliable defender capable of holding the line and enduring blows that would fell a lesser man.

Advantages:
– May use Defensive Stance once per day. Gains one use at level 1, one use at level 4, and an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

DEFENSIVE STANCE: For 1 turn, the Vanguard gains +50% resistance to all forms of physical damage, a +2 bonus to Saving Throws, and a 50% movement rate penalty.

– Gains 5% resistance to crushing, slashing, piercing, and missile damage every 5 levels to a maximum of 20% at level 20.
– Hit Die: d12

Disadvantages:
– May not exceed High Mastery (four slots) in single-handed melee weapons.
– May not exceed Specialization (two slots) in any other weapon.

Ranger

DARK HUNTER: Dark Hunters use their skills in stealth and survival for the purposes of infiltration, espionage, and manhunting, though they are no less capable in direct combat when necessary. While regarded as rangers in name only by typical woodsmen, Dark Hunters tend to be more welcome in guilds and groups of power as assassins and intelligence gatherers.

Dark Hunters, unlike typical rangers, may be of any alignment and, as their skills are not bestowed by a deity like typical rangers, will never fall.

ADVANTAGES:
– +25% to Move Silently and Hide In Shadows.
– May use Backstab ability, although for a lower damage multiplier than Thieves:
Level 1-8: x2
Level 9-16: x3
Level 17+: x4
– +3 to hit and damage against humanoids.
– May use the Poison Weapon ability once per day. Gains an additional use every 5 levels.

POISON WEAPON: The dark hunter is capable of coating <PRO_HISHER> weapon for the next eight hours with a slow-acting but extremely potent poison. This poison deals damage and reduces the target’s Constitution immediately and every following round for at least four rounds. After four rounds have passed, the target must make a Saving Throw vs. Death or remain poisoned for another four rounds. Therefore, the poison has the potential to last indefinitely as long as the target does not make a successful Saving Throw. The target may not die of Constitution loss caused by the poison.
1st level: Target suffers two poison damage and loses one point of Constitution. No save modifier.
6th level: Target suffers four poison damage and loses one point of Constitution. Save modifier of -1.
11th level: Target suffers six poison damage and loses two points of Constitution. Save modifier of -2.
16th level: Target suffers eight poison damage and loses two points of Constitution. Save modifier of -3.
21st level: Target suffers ten poison damage and loses three points of Constitution. Save modifier of -4.

– From 3rd level onwards, may use the Set Snare ability once per day with 50% chance of success, plus an additional 5% for every level gained thereafter to a maximum of 100%. Gains extra uses every 6 levels thereafter.

SET SNARE: Set a trap in the chosen location when no hostile creatures are in sight. Traps grow more powerful with the character’s level and can only be triggered by enemies.
1st Level: Deals 2d8+5 missile damage.
11th Level: Deals 2d8+5 missile damage, plus 2d6 poison damage per round for the next 3 rounds.
16th Level: Deals 3d8+5 missile damage, plus 4d8+2 fire damage.
21st Level: Deals 3d8+5 missile damage and 20 poison damage with no save; slays target if a Save vs. Death with a +4 bonus is failed.

– From 10th level onwards, may use the Set Manhunter Snare ability once per day.

SET MANHUNTER SNARE: The Manhunter is a powerful trap intended for crippling and tracking marks. This trap deals 10d10+20 missile damage and paralyzes the target on a failed Save vs. Death (-1 modifier penalty per 8 levels), or else greatly reduces the victim’s movement rate, as well as causing them to bleed uncontrollably, dealing an additional 24 damage over 4 rounds. Additionally, the target is revealed for the bleed duration, remaining visible outside of allies’ vision range and are unable to enter stealth or become invisible. The Manhunter’s secondary effects do not apply against undead, elementals and non-corporeal beings.

DISADVANTAGES:
– May not cast priest spells.
– May not Dual-Class.
– May not wear armor heavier than studded leather.
– May not use the Charm Animal ability.

RASHEMI BERSERKER: The distant land of Rashemen has a strong tradition of berserker warriors. The berserkers of Rashemen are organized into lodges named after local creatures, such as the Ice Dragon Berserker Lodge. True to their names, Rashemi berserkers are famed for their mighty rage, but also for their prowess in battle, sense of honor, and fierce loyalty to their land and rulers, the wychlaran. Newly inducted berserkers undertake a coming-of-age tradition known as ‘dajemma’, a journey far from their homeland to see and understand the world. Often, they travel alongside a wychlaran to whom they are sworn to defend with their lives. The berserkers of Rashemen are the mortal enemies of the Red Wizards of Thay, who they have been at war with for centuries.

ADVANTAGES:
– Hit Die: d12
– May achieve mastery in any melee weapon.
– May use the Berserker Rage ability once per day. Gains one additional use every 5 levels.

BERSERKER RAGE: The Rashemi berserker becomes enraged for 2 turns. While enraged, he gains a +2 bonus to his Strength, one bonus attack per round, and becomes immune to charm, confusion, fear, feeblemind, hold, level drain, maze, stun, and sleep. The Rashemi berserker also gains 15 temporary Hit Points, which are taken away at the end of the berserk spree, possibly knocking him unconscious. However, his armor class is penalized by 4 points while enraged. Additionally, the berserker is unable to perform any action aside from movement and attacking, such as spellcasting, using items, stealth or talking until the rage has ended. Bonuses to Strength increase to +4 at 12th level and +6 at 20th level.

Once the duration has ended, the Rashemi berserker becomes winded, reducing his THAC0, armor class and damage by four points, and he is unable to go berserk again for one turn.

– 5th level: May use Mighty Blow.

MIGHTY BLOW: The Rashemi berserker may choose to forsake accuracy for more power, reducing his THAC0 by 4 but dealing 4 extra points of damage per hit (melee only). THAC0 and damage modifiers increase to 8 from level 20 onwards. This ability may be toggled at will.

– 8th level: Gains Unbreakable Will.

UNBREAKABLE WILL: Rashemi berserkers have tremendous willpower. The berserker permanently gains +3 to saves vs. spell, which is doubled while berserk. The Rashemi berserker also gains immunity to psionics while berserk.

– 12th level: Gains Unstoppable Rage.

UNSTOPPABLE RAGE: The Rashemi berserker has become a juggernaut while enraged, truly a being to be feared. The berserker is immune to all movement-hindering effects and Imprisonment while berserk.

– 16th level: Gains Tireless Rage.

TIRELESS RAGE: The Rashemi berserker is no longer winded and will not suffer damage after his rage has ended.

– 18th level: Gains Deathless Frenzy.

DEATHLESS FRENZY: The Rashemi berserker’s rage is so great that it allows him to temporarily stave off death. From 18th level onwards, the Rashemi berserker is unable to die by any means within the first five rounds of entering rage.

DISADVANTAGES:
– Alignment restricted to any non-lawful.
– May not wear heavier armor than splint mail.
– May cast one less priest spell per level.
– May not Specialize in ranged weapons.

Paladin

DIVINE CHAMPION: The divine champion is the strong right arm of their deity. They serve as a guardian of holy sites, a protector of pilgrims and a leader of crusades. Though paladins fill these roles in many good-aligned churches, a divine champion can take up the banner of any deity, regardless of alignment or ethos. These holy warriors are loved by their patron’s worshipers and hated by the church’s enemies in equal measure.

Divine Champions may be of any alignment and will never fall, regardless of alignment or reputation.

Advantages:
– May achieve High Mastery (4 slots) in any weapon.
– Gains +1 to all Saving Throws at level 5 and every 5 levels gained thereafter.
– From level 2 onwards, may use the Smite Infidel ability once per day, gaining an additional use every 2 levels gained.

SMITE INFIDEL: The divine champion’s next attack within two rounds deals 1d4 points of magic damage per 2 levels to any creature of a different moral (good, neutral, evil) alignment to the caster.

– From level 5 onwards, may use the Divine Wrath ability once per day.

DIVINE WRATH: The divine champion channels a portion of their deity’s power, gaining a +4 bonus to Strength, Dexterity and Constitution for 1 turn + 1 round per level gained thereafter. After the effect has expired, the divine champion becomes fatigued.

Disadvantages:
– May not Turn Undead.
– May not cast priest spells.

MYSTIC FIRE: Knights of the Mystic Fire are paladins dedicated to the church of Mystra, goddess of magic. They are proficient in martial combat as well as arcane magic. Aside from traditional virtues of paladinhood, Mystic Fire Knights devote part of their lives in the discovery and study of ancient magic.

Advantages:
– +2 bonus to Lore per level.
– May cast two additional spells per level.
– +1 to Saving Throws vs. Spells. Gains an additional +1 at level 5 and every 5 levels gained thereafter.
– The Mystic Fire’s spells are cast as though <PRO_HESHE> were a cleric of the same level.
– May cast the following spells as priest spells:

Level 1: Magic Missile, Shocking Grasp, Shield, Find Familiar
Level 2: Mirror Image, Web, Melf’s Acid Arrow, Invisibility
Level 3: Fireball, Lightning Bolt, Haste, Minor Spell Deflection
Level 4: Greater Malison, Fire Shield (Red), Stoneskin, Secret Word

– May use ‘Shatter Spell’ ability once per day and an additional use every 6 levels thereafter.

SHATTER SPELL: Knights of the Mystic Fire are able to smite spellcasters and disrupt their defensive spells as well as their ability to cast magic. The next attack made by the Mystic Fire within two rounds will dispel the target’s combat protections. Additionally, if the target fails a save vs. spells at -2, they suffer 100% spell failure for two rounds.

– May use ‘Spellblade’ ability once per day from 5th level onwards.

SPELLBLADE: The Mystic Fire Knight enchants <PRO_HISHER> weapon for the next hour, giving it a +3 enchantment level and dealing 1d4 magic damage (+1d4 per five caster levels up to level 20) and reducing targets’ magic resistance by 5% per hit for two turns. Enchantment bonus increases to +4 at 12th level and +5 at 18th level.

Disadvantages:

– -1 penalty to THAC0 modifier, with an additional -1 at 10th level and every 10 levels thereafter.
– May not learn the following High Level Abilities: Whirlwind Attack, Greater Whirlwind Attack, Power Attack, Critical Strike, Smite
– May not use Protection From Evil.
– May not Turn Undead.
– May not use Lay on Hands.

INQUISITOR: The Inquisitor has dedicated <PRO_HISHER> life to finding and eliminating practitioners of evil magic and defeating the forces of darkness, and <PRO_HISHER> god has provided <PRO_HIMHER> with special abilities toward that end.

Advantages:
– Gains the Aura of Negation passive ability.

AURA OF NEGATION: The Inquisitor has innate Magic Resistance and grants half the amount to all allies within a 20-ft. radius, while reducing the casting speed of all enemies within the same radius. The magnitude of effects are as follows:

1st-6th level: 10% magic resistance, -1 casting speed
7th-12th level: 14% magic resistance, -1 casting speed
13th-18th level: 18% magic resistance, -2 casting speed
19th level onwards: 22% magic resistance, -2 casting speed

– Gains the Eyes of Truth passive ability.

EYES OF TRUTH: The inquisitor has a 20% + 2% per level chance of dispelling hostile illusions within a 20-ft. radius each round. Each individual target rolls separately.

– May cast Dispel Magic once per day at the Inquisitor’s level. Gains one use at level 1 and an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.
– May cast Spell Turning once per day. Gains one use at level 1 and an additional use every 7 levels thereafter.
– Immune to hold and charm.

Disadvantages:
– May not turn undead.
– May not use the Lay On Hands ability.
– May not cast priest spells.

BLACKGUARD: The Blackguard epitomizes evil and is nothing short of a mortal fiend. The quintessential black knight, this villain carries a reputation of the foulest sort that is very well deserved. Consorting with demons and devils and serving dark deities, the Blackguard is hated and feared by all. Some people call these villains “anti-paladins” due to their completely evil nature.

Advantages
– Immune to level drain and fear.
– May turn undead as a Paladin of the same level.
– May use Backstab ability, although for a lower damage multiplier than Thieves:
Level 1-10: x2
Level 11+: x3

– May memorize a small selection of Mage spells:
Level 1: Blindness, Larloch’s Minor Drain
Level 2: Horror, Invisibility
Level 3: Vampiric Touch, Hold Undead
Level 4: Improved Invisibility, Contagion

– May use the Life Drain ability once per day. An extra use is gained at levels 8 and 12.

LIFE DRAIN: The blackguard saps the vitality of an unfortunate victim within touch range, draining 1 point of THAC0 and Damage (an additional point is drained per 5 levels up to a maximum of 5 points at 20th level), as well as 1 hit point per level, and adding it to <PRO_HISHER> maximum. The drained attributes last for 3 rounds + 1 round per level. Non-living beings, such as undead and constructs, are immune to the effects.

– May use the Poison Weapon ability once per day. Gains one use at level 1, one use at level 5, and an additional use every 5 levels thereafter.

POISON WEAPON: The blackguard is capable of coating <PRO_HISHER> weapon for the next eight hours with a slow-acting but extremely potent poison. This poison deals damage and reduces the target’s Constitution immediately and every following round for at least four rounds. After four rounds have passed, the target must make a Saving Throw vs. Death or remain poisoned for another four rounds. Therefore, the poison has the potential to last indefinitely as long as the target does not make a successful Saving Throw. The target may not die of Constitution loss caused by the poison.

1st level: Target suffers two poison damage and loses one point of Constitution. No save modifier.
6th level: Target suffers four poison damage and loses one point of Constitution. Save modifier of -1.
11th level: Target suffers six poison damage and loses two points of Constitution. Save modifier of -2.
16th level: Target suffers eight poison damage and loses two points of Constitution. Save modifier of -3.
21st level: Target suffers ten poison damage and loses three points of Constitution. Save modifier of -4.

– 3rd level: Gains the Aura of Despair passive ability.

AURA OF DESPAIR: Blackguards perpetually radiate a malignant aura, inflicting negative effects on all enemies within 15 feet of <PRO_HIMHER> based on the Blackguard’s level. Non-living beings, such as undead and constructs, are unaffected.
3rd – All enemies suffer a -1 penalty to Saving Throws and Morale and a -10% penalty to all damage dealt.
10th – All enemies suffer a -2 penalty to Saving Throws and Morale and a -15% penalty to all damage dealt.
17th – All enemies suffer a -3 penalty to Saving Throws and Morale and a -20% penalty to all damage dealt.
24th – All enemies suffer a -4 penalty to Saving Throws and Morale and a -25% penalty to all damage dealt.

– 12th level: May use the Fiendish Reckoning ability once per day.

FIENDISH RECKONING: The blackguard draws upon the power of their fiendish host, gaining a +4 bonus to THAC0, +30% damage dealt from all sources, and +20 bonus hit points for 3 rounds. Killing a creature while Fiendish Reckoning is in effect heals the blackguard for 20 hit points and resets the duration. However, if no creature is killed within the initial duration, the blackguard suffers 40 magical damage and incurs a -4 penalty to THAC0 and -50% penalty to all damage dealt for 6 rounds as punishment.

Disadvantages:
– Incurs a -2 penalty to Reputation.
– Alignment restricted to evil.
– May not cast Detect Evil.
– May not cast Protection From Evil as an innate ability.
– May not use the Lay on Hands ability.

Druid

ELEMENTALIST: Elementalist druids specialize in the natural energies of Nature, allowing them to command the elements with exceptional skill.

Advantages:
– +20% resistance to acid, cold, electrical and fire damage.
– +20% to acid, cold, electrical and fire damage dealt.
– Two arcane spells per spell level are added to repertoire, all the way up to the 7th level. These are listed below:
1st level: Burning Hands, Shocking Grasp
2nd level: Agannazar’s Scorcher, Melf’s Acid Arrow
3rd level: Fireball, Lightning Bolt
4th level: Fire Shield (Red), Ice Storm
5th level: Cone of Cold, Sunfire
6th level: Chain Lightning, Death Fog
7th level: Protection from the Elements, Acid Storm

Disadvantages:
– May not wear any armor.
– May not cast any spells of the Animal and non-Elemental Summoning Spheres.
– May not shapeshift into any animal forms.

HIVEMASTER: The Hivemaster is a druid that focuses on fostering and protecting insects and arachnids, including giant versions thereof. Most commonly stylise themselves after either communal insects, such as ants or bees (hence the name), or predators like spiders, scorpions and dragonflies.

Advantages:
– Immunity to all poisons and the following spells: Web, Summon Insects, Insect Plague, Creeping Doom
– Gains a +2 bonus to Armor Class and Saving Throws vs. all insectoid creatures (e.g. spiders, beetles)
– May cast Web and Spider Spawn as 2nd and 4th level priest spells respectively.
– May use the Poison Weapon ability once per day. Gains another use at levels 7 and 14.

POISON WEAPON: The hivemaster is capable of coating <PRO_HISHER> weapon for the next eight hours with a slow-acting but extremely potent poison. This poison deals damage and reduces the target’s Constitution immediately and every following round for at least four rounds. After four rounds have passed, the target must make a Saving Throw vs. Death or remain poisoned for another four rounds. Therefore, the poison has the potential to last indefinitely as long as the target does not make a successful Saving Throw. The target may not die of Constitution loss caused by the poison.
1st level: Target suffers two poison damage and loses one point of Constitution. No save modifier.
6th level: Target suffers four poison damage and loses one point of Constitution. Save modifier of -1.
11th level: Target suffers six poison damage and loses two points of Constitution. Save modifier of -2.
16th level: Target suffers eight poison damage and loses two points of Constitution. Save modifier of -3.
21st level: Target suffers ten poison damage and loses three points of Constitution. Save modifier of -4.

– 5th level: May shapeshift into a huge spider once per day.
– 8th level: May shapeshift into a sword spider once per day.
– 14th level: May shapeshift into a wraith spider once per day.

Disadvantages:
– May not wear heavier armor than leather.
– May not shapeshift into default animal forms.

Mage

RED WIZARD: The Red Wizards are the masters of Thay, the conquerors of that land’s native Rashemi, and the would-be magical overlords of Faerûn. They focus on a school of magic more intently than any specialist, achieving incredible mastery of magic within a very narrow focus. Seen as cruel and evil tyrants by people across Toril, a few choose to leave their region, assume secret identities, and practice magic without having to worry about political alliances and possible slave uprisings.

Advantages:
– Enhanced Specialization: Upon becoming a Red Wizard, a character increases his devotion to his wizard school of specialization, gaining various bonuses towards their chosen school.
– All enemies within a 30-ft. radius of the Red Wizard suffer a -4 penalty when making Saving Throws against spells from the specialist’s chosen school from all sources in place of the specialist’s normal modifier on spells cast.
– May cast one extra spell per level in addition to the bonus gained by specialization.
– Spell Power: The Red Wizard’s arcane spells are cast as though one level higher than their actual level. This bonus increases by +1 at 3rd, 6th, 9th and 12th level.
– Specialist Defense: The Red Wizard gains an additional +1 bonus to saving throws against spells from his specialist school. This bonus increases by +1 at 4th, 8th, 12th and 16th level.

Disadvantages:
– Must be of any non-good alignment.
– In exchange for Enhanced Specialization, the Red Wizard must choose an additional prohibited school. Edwin’s additional prohibited school is Illusion.

Thief

ROGUE ARCHER: Many rogues choose the use of ranged weapons out of pragmatism, choosing to approach combat from a safe distance. Rogue Archers are experienced enough with such weapons to become a match for any warrior from a distance, taking down their foes with deadly missiles without ever needing to put themselves within threat range.

Advantages:
– +1 to hit and damage rolls with any missile weapon at level 1 and every 3 levels thereafter.
– Gains bonus attacks from specialization.
– May achieve Mastery (3 slots) in any missile weapon.
– May use the Called Shot ability once per day. Gains one use at level 4 and an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

CALLED SHOT: All successful ranged attacks within the next 10 seconds have the following cumulative effects besides normal damage, according to the level of the Rogue Archer:
4th level: -1 penalty to target’s THAC0.
8th level: -1 penalty to target’s Saving Throws vs. Spell.
12th level: -1 penalty to the target’s Strength score.
16th level: +2 bonus to damage roll.

Disadvantages:
– May not use Backstab ability.

MAGEKILLER: In regions where magic is feared and persecuted, the skills of those capable of hunting and eliminating magic-users are highly sought after. The Magekiller is a rogue who specializes in tracking, stealth and antimagic, becoming highly skilled at recognizing and countering magic of all kinds.

Advantages:
– +25% bonus to Detect Illusions.
– +2 bonus to Saving Throws vs. Spells. Gains an additional +1 per 10 levels.
– The Magekiller’s backstabs have a chance to remove magical effects from their target as per a Dispel Magic spell.
– May cast Breach as an innate ability once per day. Gains an extra use at 10th and 15th level.
– 8th level: May cast Spell Immunity as an innate ability once per day.
– 12th level: May cast Globe of Invulnerability as an innate ability once per day.
– 16th level: May cast Spell Turning as an innate ability once per day.
– 20th level: May cast Pierce Shield as an innate ability once per day.

Disadvantages:
– -1 to backstab multiplier compared to an unkitted Thief:
Level 1-4: x1 (no multiplier)
Level 5-8: x2
Level 9-12: x3
Level 13+: x4
– May only distribute 15 skill points per level among thieving skills.
– May not dual-class to Mage.
– May not use the Set Snare ability.

TRICKSTER: Perhaps the most complex and most difficult type of rogue to define, tricksters have few abilities to truly call their own. Rather than develop their skills through formal training, tricksters make use of their cleverness and strong memory to master the skills of other classes at a near-instant rate and use them as though with many years of practice—a talent often deridingly described as one part wit and two parts luck. Therefore, no two tricksters are truly alike. As a jack-of-all-trades, the trickster differs from the bard in that their skills are learned spontaneously rather through study. While versatile and quick to adapt, their lack of true specialization makes them slower to develop.

Advantages:
– Luck: +1 bonus to Saving Throws, attack rolls, and minimum damage/healing rolls as well as +5% to all thieving skills.
– Opportunist: The Trickster’s critical hits reduce the target’s Armor Class, THAC0 and damage by 1 for one round.
– May use the Trickery ability once per day. Gains an extra use every 3 levels.

TRICKERY: The Trickster uses masterful sleight of hand and quick movement to instantly replace themselves with a life-sized replica of themselves for one round, becoming invisible in the process. The trickster’s next attack is an automatic critical hit. The deception is so great that illusion-dispelling magicks and even creatures that see through invisibility are fooled and will not attack the trickster while the replica is standing.

– May use the Mimicry ability.

MIMICRY: Whether through careful examination, learning through use, or natural talent, tricksters are able to imitate the skills of almost any profession and adapt them as their own. When used, this ability may be permanently exchanged for one ability or passive effect of another kit.

– 5th level: Gains one use of Mimicry.
– 8th level: Opportunist penalties increased to 2.
– 10th level: Passive Luck bonus is doubled. Gains one use of Mimicry.
– 15th level: Opportunist penalties increased to 3. Gains one use of Mimicry.
– 20th level: Passive Luck bonus is tripled. Gains one use of Mimicry.
– 25th level: Gains one use of Mimicry.
– 30th level: Opportunist penalties increased to 4. Gains one use of Mimicry.
– 35th level: Gains one use of Mimicry.
– 40th level: Passive Luck bonus is quadrupled. Gains one use of Mimicry.

Disadvantages:
– Backstab progression is significantly weaker than a normal Thief’s:
Level 1-8: x2
Level 9+: x3
– May not be of Lawful alignment.
– Overconfidence: -1 penalty to Armor Class.
– May only distribute 20 skill points per level among thieving skills.
– Only receives 90% of all experience earned as a trickster.

ASSASSIN: The Way of the Assassin is a feared profession, and rightfully so. A master of the art of killing, the assassin is noteworthy for being able to slay a living man with a single calculated blow or from the slightest cut with a poisoned blade. No man alive is capable of killing a target in as many ways as an assassin, and once an assassin has marked a chosen target, their fate is often sealed. While the act of assassination demands swiftness and guile, an assassin’s most important skill is patience; the patience to analyze their target, observing for weaknesses, and finding the most effective way to ensure the kill and fade away unseen.

Those who choose to walk the path of assassination do so for a variety of reasons. Many are opportunists, selling their services for personal gain. Some are vigilantes, hoping to make the world a better (or at least more peaceful) place by exterminating ‘undesirables’. Yet others do so simply for the thrill of the kill. It is said that no two assassins are alike in either motive or technique.

Because of the unsavory nature of their profession as well as their preferred mode of operation, assassins are dreaded and reviled by decent folk. Assassins do not seek fame and recognition, as such things are detrimental to their cause and thus they rarely take positions of leadership or band in groups at all. The best assassins are all but unknown.

Advantages:
– Begins with a x3 backstab multiplier. The assassin’s backstab multiplier caps at x7 at 17th level.
– Gains a +10% bonus to Hide in Shadows and Move Silently at 1st level and an extra +5% for every level thereafter.
– Gains a +1 bonus to Saving Throws vs. Death at 1st level and every 10 levels thereafter.
– May use the Poison Weapon ability once per day starting at level 1 and gaining one extra use every six levels thereafter.
– Gains the Analysis and Enhanced Backstab passive effects.
– From 5th level onwards, gains the Hidden Blade passive effect.
– From 10th level onwards, gains the Cloak of Shadows passive effect.

Disadvantages:
– -2 penalty to Charisma.
– -2 penalty to starting Reputation.
– May not wear armor heavier than leather armor.
– May not Set Traps.
– May only be of any non-good alignment.
– May only distribute 10 skill points per level among thieving skills.

ABILITIES:

POISON WEAPON: The assassin is capable of coating <PRO_HISHER> weapon for the next eight hours with a slow-acting but extremely potent poison. This poison deals damage and reduces the target’s Constitution immediately and every following round for at least four rounds. After four rounds have passed, the target must make a Saving Throw vs. Death or remain poisoned for another four rounds. Therefore, the poison has the potential to last indefinitely as long as the target does not make a successful Saving Throw. The target may not die of Constitution loss caused by the poison.
1st level: Target suffers two poison damage and loses one point of Constitution. No save modifier.
6th level: Target suffers four poison damage and loses one point of Constitution. Save modifier of -1.
11th level: Target suffers six poison damage and loses two points of Constitution. Save modifier of -2.
16th level: Target suffers eight poison damage and loses two points of Constitution. Save modifier of -3.
21st level: Target suffers ten poison damage and loses three points of Constitution. Save modifier of -4.

ANALYSIS: For every round that the assassin remains invisible, <PRO_HESHE> gains a +1 bonus to hit and damage up to a cap of +2 at 1st level. This bonus increases by at +1 at 5th level and every 5 levels thereafter. Additionally, if the assassin remains invisible for a full ten rounds, <PRO_HISHER> next attack becomes an automatic critical hit. Upon exiting stealth, all stacked bonuses are depleted immediately.

ENHANCED BACKSTAB: The assassin is capable of crippling <PRO_HISHER> victim with <PRO_HISHER> backstabs, inflicting one of the following effects. Save modifiers decrease by one for every six levels gained thereafter.
Paralysis: Target must save vs. death at +2 or become paralyzed for 2 rounds.
Hamstring: Target must save vs. death or have their movement rate and Dexterity halved for 8 rounds.
Bleeding: Target must save vs. death at +2 or suffer 1d4+1 piercing damage every round for 2 rounds + 1 round/6 levels.
Cutthroat: Target must save vs. death or be silenced for 20 rounds.
Lethality (Level 17+): Target must save vs. death at +4 or be slain instantly. If target is immune to death effects, deal 20% maximum hit points in damage instead.

HIDDEN BLADE: When the assassin kills <PRO_HISHER> target, <PRO_HESHE> briefly turns invisible and moves at double <PRO_HISHER> movement rate for one round. This may not occur more than once every five rounds, reduced by one round for every 5 levels gained thereafter (no cooldown at 30th level)

CLOAK OF SHADOWS: The assassin’s mastery of stealth renders <PRO_HIMHER> completely undetectable and untargetable by all means, whether magical or mundane, while hiding or invisible. Even creatures that normally see through invisibility cannot perceive the assassin.

Sorcerer

PALE MASTER: Necromancy is usually a poor choice for arcane spellcasters -– those who really want to master the deathless arts almost always pursue divine means. However, an alternative exists for those who desire power over undead but refuse to give up their arcane craft completely. Enter the pale master, who draws on a font of special lore that provides a macabre power all its own.

Advantages:
– 1st level: Gains Boneskin.

BONESKIN: The pale master’s tough, cadaverous flesh gives them a +1 to AC (+2 at 7th, +3 at 13th).

– 2nd level: May use Animate Dead once per day.

ANIMATE DEAD: As per the mage and cleric spell, summons an allied skeleton warrior to serve the caster.

– 3rd level: Gains Deathless Vigor.

DEATHLESS VIGOR: The pale master’s body becomes more akin to the undying flesh of his undead associates. Gains infravision, immunity to sleep and +1 to saves vs. death (+2 at 8th, +3 at 13th).

– 6th level: The pale master gives in to terrible necrophiliac urges. He cuts off his arm and replaces it with an undead prosthetic, which may be skeletal in form or preserved flesh stitched in place like that of a flesh golem. May use Undead Graft twice per day.

UNDEAD GRAFT: The pale master touches a target with a ghoulish hand. Target must save vs. death or be held for 5 rounds.

– 10th level: Undead Graft saving throw at -1.
– 12th level: Gains Tough as Bone.

TOUGH AS BONE: The pale master becomes more and more like one of the implacable undead. Immunity to hold, stun and poison.

– 14th level: Undead Graft saving throw at -2.
– 15th level: May use Create Skeleton Abomination once per day.

CREATE SKELETON ABOMINATION: Summons a powerful skeleton abomination to serve the caster for 2 hours.

– 16th level: The pale master’s touch becomes deadly and can instantly kill a target. May use Deathless Master’s Touch twice per day.

DEATHLESS MASTER’S TOUCH: The pale master touches a target with a life-snuffing hand. Target must save vs. death with a -3 penalty or die instantly.

– 18th level: Undead Graft saving throw at -3.
– 20th level: Gains Deathless Mastery.

DEATHLESS MASTERY: The pale masters are practically undead creatures themselves. Immunity to death magic and level drain.

– Hit Die: d6

Disadvantages:
– May cast one fewer spell per level per day.
– Alignment restricted to non-good.
– Incurs a -2 penalty to Charisma.

DRAGON DISCIPLE: Dragon Disciples are powerful Sorcerers with dragons’ blood somewhere in their lineage. Their natural magical talents bring out their draconic heritage, allowing them to cast powerful magical spells and exhibit dragon-like abilities.

Advantages:
– 1st level: +1 bonus to AC.
– 3rd level: May use Breath Weapon once per day.

BREATH WEAPON: The Dragon Disciple breathes a gout of flame up to 30 ft. long, inflicting 3d8 points of fire damage on all creatures caught within the 140-degree cone.

– 4th level: Gains 25% innate Fire Resistance.
– 5th level: +1 bonus to AC and Strength.
– 6th level: Breath Weapon damage increases to 4d8.
– 8th level: Innate Fire Resistance rises to 50%.
– 9th level: Breath Weapon damage increases to 5d8.
– 10th level: +1 bonus to AC and Intelligence.
– 12th level: Breath Weapon damage increases to 6d8. Innate Fire Resistance rises to 75%.
– 15th level: +1 bonus to AC and Constitution.
– 17th level: +1 bonus to Strength.
– 18th level: Movement rate increased by 2.
– 20th level: Gains Dragon Apotheosis.

DRAGON APOTHEOSIS: The dragon disciple completes its transformation, becoming effectively a half-dragon. Gains +2 to Strength, +1 to Charisma, +2 to AC as well as immunity to blindness, unconsciousness, hold and fire damage.

– Hit Die: d6

Disadvantages:
– May cast one fewer spell per level per day.

Shaman

WARHORN SHAMAN: Northern shamans who are also skilled warriors, Warhorn Shamans are capable of calling upon spirits of warriors from planes such as Valhalla or Warrior’s Rest. Many of these shamans worship Tempus, the Lord of Battles, and often are just as capable in battle as they are in shamanic magic.

Advantages:
– Hit Die: d10
– May be of any non-Lawful alignment.
– May specialize in all weapons that are usable by shamans.
– May fully specialize in all weapon styles.
– Gains immediate access to a number of unique spells, which can be cast like any other: Battle Ardor, Rallying Cry, Fury of the Winds, Storm Barrier, Stormbound Axes, Wrath of the Skies, Undying Fervor
– May use Rage ability once per day. Gains one use at level 1 and an additional use every 6 levels thereafter.

RAGE: The enraged state lasts for 1 turn. While enraged, a Berserker gains a bonus of +2 to <PRO_HISHER> attack and damage rolls as well as to <PRO_HISHER> Armor Class, and becomes immune to charm, confusion, fear, feeblemind, hold, imprisonment, level drain, maze, stun, and sleep. The Berserker also gains 15 temporary Hit Points which are taken away at the end of <PRO_HISHER> berserk spree, possibly knocking <PRO_HIMHER> unconscious.

– Shamanic Dance summons the following creatures:
Level 1: Warrior Spirits (long sword, longbow), up to 2 spirits at the same time.
Level 6: Berserker Spirits (dual axes, two-handed sword), up to 3 spirits at the same time.
Level 12: Ancestral Spirits (fighter/clerics), up to 4 spirits at the same time.
Level 18: Valkyries (archer, shieldmaiden), up to 5 spirits at the same time.

Disadvantages:
– Only has one half the normal Detect Illusions score.
– May not cast shaman-exclusive spells.
– May only be human.
– May cast one fewer spell per level per day.

Monk

The custom inventory paperdolls for the half-orc monk were designed by Lava Del’Vortel.

MONK: Monks are warriors who pursue perfection through contemplation as well as action. They are versatile fighters, especially skilled in combat without weapons or armor. Though Monks cannot cast spells, they have a unique magic of their own: They channel a subtle energy, called ki, which allows them to perform amazing feats. The Monk’s best known feat is their ability to stun an opponent with an unarmed blow.

CLASS FEATURES:

– May not wear any armor.
– May only use weapons available to the Thief class.
– May only become Proficient (one slot) in any weapon class.
– May become Proficient (one slot) in Single-Weapon Style and Two-Weapon Style.
– Moves 2 points faster than other characters. Movement rate further improves by 1 every 5 levels.
– May make 2 unarmed attacks per round.
– -1 to Speed Factor per 3 levels.

– Flurry of Blows: The monk, while unarmed or wielding daggers, short swords or ninja-to, may make an extra half attack per round at the cost of a -2 penalty to THAC0. This may be toggled at will. THAC0 penalty decreases to -1 at 10th level.

– The monk’s fists deal crushing damage and deal increase damage with level as follows:
Level 1-2: 1d4
Level 3-4: 1d6
Level 5-6: 1d8
Level 7-9: 1d10
Level 10-14: 1d12
Level 15-19: 2d8
Level 20-24: 2d10
Level 25+: 2d12

– Ki: The monk’s unarmed attacks are empowered with ki, which allows them to be treated as magical weapons of +1 enchantment at 5th level, +2 at 10th level, +3 at 15th level, +4 at 20th level and +5 at 25th level. From 7th level, they are treated as silver weapons.
– Receives a +1 bonus to all Saving Throws. An additional +1 is gained at 5th level and every 5 levels thereafter.
– The monk gains a +1 bonus to base Armor Class per point of Wisdom above 12. They gain an additional +1 to AC at 5th level and every 5 levels thereafter.
– Deflect Missiles: The monk receives a +1 bonus to AC vs. missile attacks every 3 levels.
– May use the Stunning Fist ability once per day. Gains one use at level 1 and an additional use every 4 levels thereafter.

STUNNING FIST: The monk sacrifices four points of THAC0 and damage for their next successful attack within 10 seconds. When struck, the target must make a Save vs. Death (-1 modifier per point of Wisdom above 14) or be stunned for three rounds.

– 3rd level: Still Mind: The monk receives a +2 bonus to Saving Throws vs. Enchantment spells.
– 5th level: Purity of Body: The monk gains permanent Free Action and immunity to all diseases.
– 7th level: May use Wholeness of Body once per day.

WHOLENESS OF BODY: The monk instantly heals themself for two hit points per monk level.

– 8th level: Greater Flurry: The monk now makes an extra full attack per round while Flurry of Blows is active.
– 11th level: Diamond Body: The monk permanently becomes immune to poison.
– 12th level: Diamond Soul: The monk gains base 10% + 2% Magic Resistance per monk level up to a maximum of 70% at 30th level.
– 13th level: May use the Quivering Palm ability once per day.

QUIVERING PALM: The most advanced of the monk’s techniques. When used, the monk’s next successful attack within 10 seconds sets up fatal vibrations within the target’s body, instantly killing them unless a successful Save vs. Death (-1 modifier per point of Wisdom above 16) is made.

– 14th level: May use Empty Body twice per day.

EMPTY BODY: The monk gains the ability to fade from sight, granting them partial invisibility for one round per level. Attacks against the monk suffer a -4 penalty to attack rolls, and the monk’s Saving Throws are made with a +4 bonus. The monk also cannot be targeted by spells from creatures unless they can see through invisibility.

– 15th level: Inner Eye: The monk becomes immune to critical hits while unarmed.
– 20th level: Perfect Self: The monk gains permanent immunity to Charm, Domination, Command, Sleep, Maze, Imprisonment, Confusion, Psionics and all weapons of +1 enchantment and below.
– Alignment restricted to lawful.
– Hit Die: d8

DARK MOON MONK: The Order of the Dark Moon is a secretive monastic order that follows the teachings of the dark goddess Shar. Monks of the Dark Moon use physical prowess, dark magic, and many different forms of deception to mask their activities and strike with deadly precision.

Advantages:
– +10% to Detect Illusion.
– May invest points into the Detect Illusion skill.
– May achieve Mastery in Daggers.
– May place 3 slots into Two-Weapon Style.
– May use Sorcerous Lineage once per day. Gains extra uses at 6th and 12th levels.

SORCEROUS LINEAGE: Disciples of the Order of the Dark Moon must display some sort of sorcerous power during their initiation. As such, All Dark Moon Monks have a minor level of magical ability. This ability allows the Dark Moon Monk to cast a level 1 Invocation, Illusion or Necromancy spell of choice once per day. As the Dark Moon Monk gains in levels, stronger spells may be chosen, gaining level 2 spells at 5th level, level 3 spells at 9th level, level 4 spells at 13th level and level 5 spells at 17th level.

– 5th level: May cast Chilling Palm once per day.

CHILLING PALM: The Dark Moon Monk channels unearthly energy into their unarmed attacks, granting their fists an additional 1d4 cold damage (+1 per point of Wisdom above 14) for 1 round per 5 levels.

– 8th level: May cast Viperous Strike once per day.

VIPEROUS STRIKE: The Dark Moon Monk strikes with a vicious blow that channels corruptive ki into their victim’s body. Their next unarmed attack poisons the target. This poison deals damage and reduces the target’s Constitution immediately and every following round for at least four rounds. After four rounds have passed, the target must make a Saving Throw vs. Death or remain poisoned for another four rounds. Therefore, the poison has the potential to last indefinitely as long as the target does not make a successful Saving Throw. The target may not die of Constitution loss caused by the poison.

1st level: Target suffers two poison damage and loses one point of Constitution. No save modifier.
6th level: Target suffers four poison damage and loses one point of Constitution. Save modifier of -1.
11th level: Target suffers six poison damage and loses two points of Constitution. Save modifier of -2.
16th level: Target suffers eight poison damage and loses two points of Constitution. Save modifier of -3.
21st level: Target suffers ten poison damage and loses three points of Constitution. Save modifier of -4.

– 13th level: May cast Crushing Darkness once per day.

CRUSHING DARKNESS: The Dark Moon Monk unleashes ki in a wave of psychic energy that assaults all creatures within a 15-ft. radius with an overwhelming despair, dealing 10d6 magical damage and draining them of two levels. For each target slain by this ability, the Dark Moon Monk is healed for 15% of their maximum hit points and temporarily gains +2 to THAC0 and Damage for six rounds.

– 17th level: May cast Eclipse once per day.

ECLIPSE: The Dark Moon Monk becomes wreathed in a cold shroud for one turn, gaining immunity to cold damage and +4 to Strength, Dexterity and Constitution. Any opponent who hits the Dark Moon Monk with any weapons or spells within this radius suffers 1d8+1 points of cold damage and must make a save vs. spells or be sapped, suffering an additional 1d6 magic damage and one point of THAC0 which is temporarily transferred to the Dark Moon Monk for two rounds.

– 20th level: Bringer of Despair: After casting Crushing Darkness, the Dark Moon Monk is empowered from the pain of their victims, gaining an additional +4 bonus to damage for three rounds. Additionally, killing any creature within the given three rounds grants the Dark Moon Monk the same effects as deaths caused by Crushing Darkness and refreshes the empowered duration.

Disadvantages:
– Alignment restricted to lawful evil.
– May not learn Solar or Storm Stance.
– May not use the Stunning Blow ability.
– May not use the Quivering Palm ability.
– May not use the Wholeness of Body ability.

SUN SOUL MONK: Sun Soul Monks were once worshippers of Amaunator in the time of the Netheril, but today their worship is divided between Lathander, Selûne, and Sune. Sun Soul Monks adhere strictly to the law, using their martial arts and magical abilities to drive out darkness and corruption wherever they find it.

Advantages:
– Immune to Blindness and Level Drain.
– May cast Radiant Sunbolts once per day. Gains an extra use at 5th level and every 5 levels thereafter.

RADIANT SUNBOLTS: The Sun Soul Monk can create bolts of energy that flare with radiant light. These bolts can be thrown as a projectile with a +5 bonus to attack rolls. Each bolt deals 1d4+1 points of magical damage and 3 extra points of fire damage (10 against undead) and strike as +4 weapons. The Sun Soul Monk produces 5 missiles (+1 additional bolt per 5 monk levels) and may hurl up to five missiles per round.

– 5th level: May cast Blazing Fists once per day.

BLAZING FISTS: The Sun Soul Monk channels their inner light into their unarmed attacks, turning their fists into flaming weapons that deal an additional 1d4 fire damage (+1 per point of Wisdom above 14) for 1 round per 5 levels.

– 8th level: May cast Searing Arc Strike once per day.

SEARING ARC STRIKE: The Sun Soul Monk gathers ki within their fists and shapes them into searing waves of white-hot flames. The monk’s next successful melee attack unleashes a 90-degree cone of flame which deals 5d6 fire damage and severely burns all targets, reducing their Armor Class, THAC0 and Damage by 4 points and dealing an additional 1d6 fire damage per round for one turn unless a successful Save vs. Spells is made. Additionally, all invisible targets lose their invisibility with no save.

– 13th level: May cast Searing Sunburst once per day.

SEARING SUNBURST: The Sun Soul Monk unleashes their ki in a massive pillar of light, dealing 10d6 magical damage to all enemies and blinding them for one round. Undead creatures must make a save vs. spells or be instantly destroyed.

– 17th level: May cast Solar Shield once per day.

SOLAR SHIELD: The Sun Soul Monk becomes wreathed in a luminous mantle, gaining immunity to fire damage and dealing 30% increased fire damage from all sources for 1 turn. Any opponent who hits the Sun Soul Monk with any weapons or spells within this radius suffers 1d8+1 points of fire damage and must make a save vs. spells or take an additional 1d8 fire damage and be blinded for one round.

– 20th level: Avatar of the Sun: After casting Searing Sunburst, the Sun Soul monk continues to radiate light for three rounds. All enemies within 15-ft. of the Sun Soul monk take 1d6 magical damage each round and must make a save vs. spells at -2 or be blinded for one round.

Disadvantages:
– Alignment restricted to lawful good.
– May not learn Lunar or Shadow Stance.
– May not use Stunning Blow ability.
– May not use Quivering Palm ability.
– May not use Empty Body ability.

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