Tools You have an appropriate set of tools and, in many cases, a workshop; Crafting Materials You must supply raw materials worth
Extra Requirements
STEP 2: Setup Time
This setup time is the base number of days it takes to create the item. If you decide to take the slow and methodical approach (Core Rulebook 244), you spend that number of days of Regular Setup in Table 1, and then attempt the Crafting check to determine your success. You can instead rush the process (Treasure Vault 158), taking days off the time needed to setup the item while introducing a greater risk of failure.
Below, you may change your Crafting Proficiency Rank and your Crafter Level.
STEP 3: Crafting Skill Check
Take the DC from Table 1. When you take Rush Crafting, you have to decide on your approach to the job, from Trained to Legendary, which is limited by your proficiency. That choice sets the Setup Time and the Crafting DC.
Critical Success Your attempt is successful. Each additional day spent Crafting reduces the materials needed to complete the item by an amount based on your level + 1 and your proficiency rank in Crafting.
Success Your attempt is successful. Each additional day spent Crafting reduces the materials needed to complete the item by an amount based on your level and your proficiency rank.
Failure You fail to complete the item. You can salvage the raw materials you supplied for their full value. If you want to try again, you must start over.
Critical Failure You fail to complete the item. You ruin 10% of the raw materials you supplied, but you can salvage the rest (30 gp). If you want to try again, you must start over.
STEP 4: Finishing the Project
If your Crafting check is a success, you expend the raw materials and can complete the item immediately by paying the remaining portion of the item’s Price in materials. Alternatively, you can spend additional downtime days working on the item. Above, you may change your Proficiency Rank and your Crafter Level. Below you can choose your Crafting Check Result from Step 3 and you may select the Additional Days of Work. This webtool calculates the Remaining Balance.
If you are at least an Expert in Crafting, you can rush the finishing process (toggle the Rush the Finish), reducing the value of the materials you must expend to complete the item. Doing so comes at a risk; at the end of the creation process, once the item is finished, you must attempt a DC flat check.
Success the item is complete and works perfectly.
Failure the item is still completed, but it gains a quirk.
Critical Failure the item is ruined or might become a cursed item attached to you.
Change Ancestry NPC
To use one of the NPCs in this section to represent an NPC of a different ancestry, apply the adjustments below for the desired ancestry. These provide the basic features from that ancestry, like darkvision, altered Speed, and unique abilities like a halfling’s keen eyes. For other ancestries, you can create similar templates following the same format. In addition to these base changes, you can add the effects of a specific heritage: you might apply the snow goblin heritage if your NPC is a Frostfur goblin and you want them to have cold resistance. You can also give them an ancestry feat, or even adjust their ability scores and skills to reflect the new ancestry’s strengths and weaknesses. For a half-elf, half-orc, or any other heritage essential to the character, you should always apply the heritage effect.
To use one of the creature adjustments in this section, just click the adjustment and the changes will be present in the card.
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Book of the Dead
Target Creature
Level
Description
Any creature
0
The ephemeral form of a ghostly creature lets it pass through solid objects and float in the air.
Any creature
0
Ghoul creatures are typically hairless and gaunt with blue or purple skin and pointed ears.
Any creature
0
Most skeletons are mindless and follow either the basic instincts they had in life or orders given by their creator.
Any creature
0
This creature is a reanimated mindless corpse.
Any creature
0
All types of creatures can have their corpses preserved and rise as mummies.
Any creature
0
A shadow creature is little more than a sentient shadow powered by negative energy.
Any creature
0
Most skeletons are mindless and follow either the basic instincts they had in life or orders given by their creator.
Any creature
0
This creature is a reanimated corpse.
Any creature
0
A vampiric creature consumes the blood of the living for sustenance.
Any creature
0
All wights can drain life through their unarmed attacks, but some can draw life force through weapons as well.
Any creature
0
A zombified creature is a mindless, rotting corpse that attacks everything it perceives.
Dark Archive
Target Creature
Level
Description
An existing creature
+1
An experimental cryptid has been purposefully altered through alchemy, engineering, magic, or ritual to contain some degree of construct components. Although powerful, the process is volatile and imperfect.
An existing, living creature
+1
Some strange creatures defy what’s expected from others of their kind due to a peculiar mutation. A mutation can come from a wide variety of sources: a quirk in their lineage, effects from their environment, radiation from bizarre crystals, or exposure to uncontrolled magic.
An existing, living creature
+1
Scholars dream of discovering primeval creatures: remnants of an older age, long thought extinct. Primeval cryptids are resilient survivors of their kind or particularly clever individuals.
An existing creature
+1
As stories spread about a rumored cryptid, the weight of collective belief transforms the creature to match the tales. The limits of its physical body no longer confine it.
An existing creature
+1
A secret society member is an NPC or creature that belongs to a covert organization with influence and connections throughout its local setting and perhaps beyond.
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DiceRoller help
The DiceRoller allows you to roll dices from Creatures description and typing an easy formula.
Each creature has some skills or saves with a bonus or penalty to roll. If you click on those modifiers the Diceroller will give you the roll as a popup! Furthermore, you can also click on all the attacks and damages dice descriptors and you'll have the roll has a popup.
These rolls are logged in the diceroller window and you can check them after and repeat them clicking on the pencil at the end of each roll row.
If you want to type the roll, I give you some examples:
1d20+52d20kh Keeps Higher result (fortune)2d20kl Keeps Lower result (misfortune)2d8 bludgeoning + 1d6 fire
Experience Points Award
When the group overcomes an encounter with a hazard or creature, each character gains XP equal to the XP of the hazard or creature in the encounter. Match the Party level in the following table to know the XP awarded:
Here there is a list of the various monster parts you can gather from this creature. After defeating the monster, players can determine how to best use the parts to refine and imbue items.
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You can find rules for refining and imbuing items from a monster at Battlezoo Bestiary.
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A prepared spellcaster—such as a cleric, druid, or wizard— can place some of their own magic in a staff to increase its number of charges. When a prepared spellcaster prepares a staff, they can expend a spell slot to add a number of charges to the staff equal to the level of the spell. They can’t expend more than one spell in this way each day. For example, if Ezren can cast 3rd-level spells and prepared a staff, the staff would gain 3 charges, but Ezren could increase this to 6 by expending one of his 3rd-level spells, 5 by expending a 2nd‑level spell, or 4 by expending a 1st-level spell.
