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Arbiters: Small inevitables who hover just off the ground.

Borbotos Gnolls: The gift of seeing color has changed these gnolls into curious, textile-loving merchants.

Crab People: Claws and shells, and everything one might expect from a crustacean person.

Dalets: Amorphous blobs who love trash and adventure.

Dinosaurs: Not dinosaur people, actual dinosaurs. From velociraptors to the T-Rex herself.

Dwarrow: Half-dwarf, half-gnomes whose lives center around gemstones.

Dworgs: Half-dwarf, half-orcs with a drive to prove they’re more than their station.

Elflings: Half-elf halflings from faerie realms.

Farrealmers: Chaotic alternate versions of common races.

Gingerbread People: A race of baked goods trying to prove themselves.

God-Blooded: Mortals imbued with the left over power of the gods.

Half-Dwarves: Stocky human halfbreeds akin to half-elves and half-orcs.

Leonin: Tribal catfolk from another world who worship the sun.

Leporines: Rabbitfolk from various shattered worlds who make excellent marksmen.

Minotaurs: Bull-headed warriors of brave and courageous stock.

Mushroom Leshys: Vine leshy cousins who grow up in swamps and caves.

Nephilim: Half-angel, half-devils looking to end the war between both.

Otterlings: Small, furred race with several variants.

Seekers: Otherworldly constructs created by the gods of secrets and knowledge.

Skaldaks: Devoted acolytes of chaos who change their form to suit.

Sokari: Proud unicorn people from the fey realm.

Swarmborn: Victims of chaotic magic who make due and practice keeping their bodies together.

Troglodytes: Barbaric warriors and cunning spellcasters.

Ursaren: Shamanistic bear people not afraid to defend others.

Vulture-Men: Foils to the elfling race, they seek enlightenment and a return to what they once were.

Xendauni: Shapechangers from the world of Pnumadesi with a hatred for elementals and other chaotic beings.

Table: Racial Features
Races
Race Racial Traits Race Points
Ability Score Plus Ability Score Minus Size Type (subtype) Speed Starting Languages Senses Defensive Traits Offensive Traits Skill Bonuses Bonus Feats Spell-Like (Sp) or Supernatural (Su) Abilities
Arbiter Con, Wis Cha Small Outsider (native) 20 ft., limited flight Common Darkvision 60 ft., Low-light visiondetect chaos DR /lawful 12
Borbotos Gnoll Str, Cha Wis Medium Humanoid (gnoll) 30 ft. Common, Gnoll Darkvision 60 ft. Desert runner, +1 natural armor Weapon familiarity Beast Taming 11
Crab Person Str, Cha Int Medium Humanoid (crustacean) 20 ft., scuttle, swim 30 ft. Aquan, Common Low-light vision Camouflage, stable Claws, adhesive spittle 11
Dalet ConInt Cha Small Aberration 20 ft. Aklo, Common Darkvision 60 ft. Amorphous skin Consume, tentacles 8
Dinosaur (stegosaurus) StrCon, Wis Dex Large Animal 30 ft. Common Scent 60 ft. +1 natural armor, Spell Resistance Slam, slapping tail 12
Dinosaur (tyrannosaurus) StrCha Dex Large Animal 40 ft., sprinter Common Scent 60 ft. Bite Sneaky 11
Dinosaur (velociraptor) DexInt Wis Small Animal 50 ft., run, silent hunter Common Scent 60 ft. Fearless Bite, claws, swarming Silent hunter Run 10

X=replaced, (X)=optionally replaced, C=changed

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S-Class Characters: The Vigilante

Vendor: Samurai Sheepdog
Type: Book
Price: 1.00

"The original Pathfinder RPG summoner class is fine."

I'm glad you think so. In that case, you're going to love the s-class vigilante, which has been balanced around the same general power level as the original summoner while still remaining fully compatible with a standard adventuring party. In fact, we are retuning every other class to be on par with that one, and the vigilante is just one such offering. If this proves popular, we'll be sure to release more, and eventually collect them into a full book for POD.

==What's Inside==

A full, 20-level s-class that you can bring to the table right beside others like it, including the original s-class, the summoner.

By choosing 1 of 10 different vigilante archetypes at 1st level, you define your role as a vigilante beyond just that of an avenger or stalker.

Suggested social talents, vigilante talents, and spells aid in playing.

In addition to the s-class description, this is a full-use document for your character. No need to look at other books unless you need to know greater details, such as feat prerequisites and such (we intentionally summarize these so they're usable, but you have a reason to pick those up if you want to use them outside of the context of the s-class character).

S-Class Characters: The Culinarian

Vendor: Samurai Sheepdog
Type: Book
Price: 1.00

==What's Inside==

  • A full, 20-level s-class that you can bring to the table right beside others like it, including the original s-class, the summoner.
  • 2 new chef de partie stations: Line cook and poissonier.
  • *Over 50 1st- through 6th-level recipes for easy reference, including brand new recipes.
  • The original Pathfinder RPG summoner class is fine."

I'm glad you think so. In that case, you're going to love the s-class culinarian, which has been balanced around the same general power level as the original summoner while still remaining fully compatible with a standard adventuring party. In fact, we are retuning every other class to be on par with that one, and the culinarian is just one such offering. If this proves popular, we'll be sure to release more, and eventually collect them into a full book for POD.

In addition to the s-class description, this is a full-use document for your character. No need to look at other books unless you need to know greater details, such as feat prerequisites and such (we intentionally summarize these so they're usable, but you have a reason to pick those up if you want to use them outside of the context of the s-class character).

If you're interested in seeing the original, standard culinarian, you can find it in The Book of Many Things Decidedly Laughable Collection.

S-Class Characters: The Cavalier

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Type: Book
Price: 1.00

"The original Pathfinder RPG summoner class is fine."

I'm glad you think so. In that case, you're going to love the s-class cavalier, which has been balanced around the same general power level as the original summoner while still remaining fully compatible with a standard adventuring party. In fact, we are retuning every other class to be on par with that one, and the cavalier is just one such offering. If this proves popular, we'll be sure to release more, and eventually collect them into a full book for POD.

==What's Inside==

A full, 20-level s-class that you can bring to the table right beside others like it, including the original s-class, the summoner.

Any cavalier (not just s-class) can become a member of a court in addition to their order; traditionalists use mounts much like standard cavaliers, and the court of owls is a secretive lot that focuses more on disguise and subtlety than other cavaliers.

The Order of the Chevalier is a knighthood of proto-chivalric cavaliers available as an option to all cavaliers. They prefer wise countenance and protection of others to blatant combat whenever possible.

In addition to the s-class description, this is a full-use document for your character. No need to look at other books unless you need to know greater details, such as feat prerequisites and such (we intentionally summarize these so they're usable, but you have a reason to pick those up if you want to use them outside of the context of the s-class character).

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