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1st Level

Base Attack Bonus	Fort Save	Reflex Save	Will Save	Max Bonus	Base Caster Level	Combat or Magic Talents	Base Spell Pool
+1	+2	+0	+0	+1	+0(1)	0 (+2)	2

Casting

An armor mage may combine spheres and talents to create magical effects. You use Charisma as your casting ability modifier.

Spell Pool

An armor mage gains a small reservoir of energy he can call on to create truly wondrous effects, called a spell pool. This pool replenishes once per day after roughly 8 hours of rest.

Calculate: Calculate your spell pool: Base Spell Pool + your casting ability modifier (minimum: 1).

Magic Tradition

Armor mages follow the Elven Magic tradition.

Blended Training

Whenever an armor mage gains a talent he may choose to gain either a magic talent or a combat talent. They use their casting ability modifier as their practitioner modifier.

Magic Talents

An armor mage gains a magic talent at 2nd level and every 2 levels thereafter.

An armor mage can freely takes the following spheres:

Alteration Sphere
Dark Sphere
Death Sphere
Destruction Sphere
Divination Sphere
Enhancement Sphere
Fate Sphere (with the Reverberations and Tongue of Ages drawbacks)
Illusion Sphere
Life Sphere
Light Sphere
Mind Sphere
Nature Sphere
Protection Sphere
Telekinesis Sphere
Time Sphere
War Sphere
Warp Sphere
Weather Sphere

Default: You get the Enhancement Sphere with the Energy Weapon talent.

Combat Talents

Gain two Equipment Sphere talents from your martial tradition.

Default: You get the Finesse Fighting and Spear Dancer Equipment talents.

Summon Equipment (Su)

An armorist may spend a spell point as a move action to conjure a weapon or shield into her hands, which stays for 1 minute per level before disappearing. The armorist must be proficient with the weapon or type of shield to summon it, and in the case of exotic weapons, she must have studied a pre-existing version of the weapon for at least 1 week. This weapon or shield is masterwork quality, and while antimagic barriers may prevent the armorist from summoning these items, the items themselves are not considered magical creations and so may not be dispelled. Ranged weapons come with 50 pieces of basic ammunition.

At 5th level, the armorist may conjure any type of armor she is proficient with, either on her own body as a move action or on a touched willing target’s body as a standard action. This causes any armor the target is wearing to disappear in favor of the new armor until the duration is over and the old armor returns.

Dismissing summoned equipment is a free action. Summoned equipment gains a +1 enhancement bonus, increasing to +2 at 6th level. These bonuses may be traded for special qualities according to Table: Bound Equipment.

Bound Equipment (Su)

An armorist gains a bond with a specific weapon or shield that is far greater than with her other summoned equipment. Bound equipment is summoned and treated just like summoned equipment, except it does not cost a spell point to summon, cannot be used by anyone other than the armorist herself (the item’s magic does not function in another’s hands), comes with limitless ammunition, and disappears 1 round after leaving the armorist’s hands.

She gains another piece of bound equipment at 5th level and may select a suit of armor beginning at 5th level.

Bound equipment is masterwork quality, and gains a cumulative +1 enhancement bonus for every odd armorist level possessed beyond 1st. A piece of bound equipment’s enhancement bonus cannot exceed +1 per 3 levels (minimum: +1, maximum: +5); all enhancement bonus beyond this must be traded for special qualities.

An armorist may give her bound weapon special enhancement properties from Table: Bound Equipment, trading enhancement bonus for other benefits. Bound equipment cannot be enchanted through any other means than gaining armorist levels and must retain at least a +1 enhancement bonus. Bound staves use the rules presented in Chapter 6: Magic Items, granting the armorist enhancement bonuses to her caster level with one sphere, chosen when the staff is created.

Once a piece of bound equipment has been selected, or once its special qualities have been chosen, they may only be changed if the armorist spends 8 hours (1 day) meditating to dismiss the old piece of bound equipment and create a new piece of bound equipment to take its place.

The armorist’s bound equipment can be damaged and sundered, but always returns to full health the following day.

A bound double-weapon must divide its enhancement bonuses and weapon qualities between the two ends (for example, a +5 bound quarterstaff could have a +3 bonus on one end and a +2 bonus on the other). Alternately, the armorist may bind each end of the double weapon as a separate piece of bound equipment, thus granting full bonuses to each half. If one end of the double weapon has no bonuses, it is still considered masterwork.

Feats

The armor mage gains no extra feats on first level.

Default: Pick Extra Combat Talent as your level 1 feat and use it to get the Debilitating Injuries talent.

Equipment

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