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hot girl who likes ttrpgs. mostly custom content for pathfinder and starfinder
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The only thing worse than feeling a creepy crawly on your skin is *not* feeling the creepy crawly on your skin as it hooks into your nervous system and lets its friends know what you're looking at. For Pathfinder 1 and Pathfinder 2.
Pathfinder Second Edition stat block Nerve Tick — Creature –1 Traits: Tiny, Beast Perception :+7; darkvision Languages: none; bonded telepathy Skills: Acrobatics +4, Stealth +8 Str –5, Dex +3, Con +1, Int –2, Wis +1, Cha +2 Bonded Telepathy (occult): Over the course of 10 minutes, a nerve tick can form a bond with a willing creature. This bond allows the nerve to communicate telepathically with that creature so long as it is within 30 feet. The nerve tick can maintain any number of these bonds at a time, and can end a bond as a free action. Nerve Dampening (aura, mental, occult): A nerve tick dampens nerves in a small radius, preventing it from being detected by touch, even when climbing on a creature. AC: 18, Fort: +5, Ref: +7, Will: +3 HP: 6 Speed: 10 feet, climb 10 feet, fly 25 feet Melee [A] pincers +4 (finesse, reach 0 feet), Damage: 1d4–1 piercing Borrow Senses (mental, occult) [AAA] Requirements: The nerve tick is climbing on a creature; Effect: The nerve tick attaches to the required creature’s nervous system, and can sense through the creature’s senses. While attached, it can take no actions other than to detach as a single action. When the nerve tick detaches, or every 10 minutes it remains attached, the creature takes 2d4 mental damage with a DC 13 basic Will save. The creature is aware of this damage, but does not automatically determine the source of the damage. Pathfinder first edition monster stat block NERVE TICK – CR 1/3 N Fine magical beast Init: +3; Senses: borrow senses, darkvision 60 ft., low-light vision; Perception: +5 Aura: nerve dampening (1-in. radius) DEFENSE AC: 21 (+3 Dex, +8 size) hp: 4 (1d10–1) Fort: +3, Ref: +5, Will: +1 OFFENSE Speed: 10 ft., climb 10 ft., fly 30 ft. (good) Melee: bite +4 (1d2–5) Space: 1/2 ft.; Reach: 0 ft. STATISTICS Str 1, Dex 17, Con 8, Int 6, Wis 13, Cha 14 Base Atk: +1; CMB: –4, CMD: 1 (13 vs. trip) Feats: Great Fortitude Skills: Climb +11, Fly +7, Perception +5, Stealth +19 Languages: none; bonded telepathy 30 ft. SPECIAL ABILITIES Bonded Telepathy (Su): A nerve tick can communicate telepathically with a creature within 30 feet that it has formed a telepathic bond with. It can form such a bond with a willing creature by spending 10 minutes during which it must touch that creature. The nerve tick can maintain any number of these bonds at a time, and can end a bond as a free action. Borrow Senses (Su): A nerve tick can attach itself to the nervous system of a creature it is climbing on and observe through the senses of that creature. Every 10 minutes it is borrowing a creature’s senses, as well as when it detaches from the creature’s nervous system, the target takes 1 Intelligence damage (DC 9 Will negates). The creature is aware of this damage, but does not automatically become aware of the nerve tick itself or its location. Nerve Dampening (Su): A nerve tick psychically dampens nerves within 1 inch of itself, allowing it to climb on a creature without being detected by touch.
April 20, 2025 at 12:49 PM
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These three-headed geese are capable of three times the aggression and three times the annoyance. For pathfinder 1 and pathfinder 2.
Pathfinder first edition monster stat block TREISHINES - CR 4 CN Medium magical beast Init: +4; Senses: darkvision 60 ft., low-light vision; Perception: +9 DEFENSE AC: 19, touch 16, flat-footed 13 (+5 Dex, +1 dodge, +3 natural) hp: 42 (5d10+15) Fort: +7, Ref: +9, Will: +5 OFFENSE Speed: 30 ft., fly 20 ft. (clumsy), swim 20 ft. Melee: 3 bites +9 (1d6+1) Special Attacks: breath weapon (30-ft. cone, 5d6 sonic damage, Reflex DC 15 half, usable every 1d4 rounds), trickster STATISTICS Str 13, Dex 20, Con 17, Int 5, Wis 16, Cha 17 Base Atk: +5; CMB: +10, CMD: 22 Feats: Agile Maneuvers, Dodge, Weapon Finesse Skills: Fly +2, Perception +9 SQ: limited flight SPECIAL ABILITIES Limited Flight (Ex): A treishines has a very limited ability to fly. It must land at the end of any action that involves using its fly speed or else fall at the end of the action. Trickster (Ex): A treishines can attempt a dirty trick, disarm, or steal combat maneuver in place of a bite attack. It does not provoke attacks of opportunity when doing so. Pathfinder Second Edition stat block Treishines — Creature 4 Traits: Medium, Beast Perception: +11; darkvision Skills: Acrobatics +10, Intimidation +12, Thievery +12 Str +1, Dex +5, Con +3, Int –3, Wis +2, Cha +3 AC: 20, Fort: +11, Ref: +13, Will: +9 HP: 70 Speed: 25 feet, fly 15 feet, swim 15 feet Melee [A]: beak +13 (finesse), Damage 2d6+5 piercing Goose Trick (attack) [A]: The treishines attempts a Thievery check against the Reflex DC of a creature within reach. Critical Success: The target is clumsy 2 until until use an Interact action to end the impediment. Success: As critical success, but the target is clumsy 1. Critical Failure: The treishines is off-guard until the start of its next turn. Limited Flight: When a treishines Flies, it must land at the end of the action or fall. Steal: A treishines can Disarm using any of its beaks. When doing so, it uses Thievery in place of Athletics on the check. On a critically successful Disarm, or on a successful Disarm against an item that’s already been successfully Disarmed, the treishines takes the item from the target and holds the item in its beak. Three-Headed Flurry [AAA]: The treishines makes a flurry of aggressive moves against a single creature. With each of its three heads, it makes a beak Strike, Disarm, or Goose Trick. All three attacks must be against the same creature. Each attack counts towards the treishines’ multiple attack penalty, but the penalty does not increase until after all attacks have been made. Triple Honk [AA]: The treishines combines three honks to make a painful cacophony, dealing 5d6 sonic damage to all creatures in a 30-foot cone (DC 19 basic Reflex save). The treishines can’t use Triple Honk again for 1d4 rounds.
April 5, 2025 at 7:44 AM
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Seven similar weapons have been found to date, each on a resistance fighter on a different Veskarium- or Azlanti-occupied planet. Each had a different ironic name scrawled on it referring to disagreements on resistance tactics, such as "peaceful protest" or "marketplace of ideas". For Starfinder 2
Pathfinder / Starfinder 2e Stat Block Spirited Debate — Item 7 Traits: Uncommon, Tech Price: 3500 credits; Base Grade: Advanced Damage: 1d6 So; Bulk: 2 Hands: 2; Range: 40 ft. Reload: 2; Magazine: 10 charges; Expend: 5 Category: martial; Group: Sonic A number of these sonic rifles have been found in the hands of resistance fighters on various planets, and almost all are cobbled together from improvised parts with surprising quality. These weapons come with an integrated commercial fear projector. The weapons fire sound-amplified snippets of speech (typically slogans or commands) recorded via a built-in microphone. When you Strike with this weapon, on a failure or better you deal 1 point of mental splash damage per weapon damage die to the target, or to the target and all other enemies within 5 feet of it on a success or better. This splash damage is not doubled on a critical hit.
February 4, 2025 at 4:02 AM
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Another specialised weapon for Starfinder 2. This time, "what if gun had wand instead of barrel!??" taken to one of its many conclusions: wand minigun
Pathfinder / Starfinder 2e Stat Block Wand Array — Item 15 Traits: Uncommon, Arcana, Automatic, Tech, Versatile (C, E, F, M, or So) Price: 55000 credits; Base Grade: Elite Damage: 1d8 A; Bulk: 2 Hands: 2; Range: 40 ft. Reload: 2; Magazine: 10 charges; Expend: 1 Category: advanced; Group: Laser; Upgrades: 1 A dozen wands are mounted on a rotating base attached to a hybrid arcane-tech interface in a configuration that is reminiscent of a handheld minigun. A small computer above the grip of the weapon can accept a spell chip, which can be activated by the wielder of the weapon. Controlled Fire [AAA] You Auto-Fire with the weapon. If multiple targets are in the area, you can use the versatile trait to choose a different damage type for each one.
December 16, 2024 at 3:19 AM
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Couple more specialised weapons for Starfinder 2. This time a little more weird in scope. Destabiliser rifle of course based on the Unreal series' ASMD shock rifle, and a magnet gun that makes people fly toward each other.
Pathfinder / Starfinder 2e Stat Block Destabiliser Rifle — Item 14 Traits: Modular (deadly d6, or area (burst 10 ft) and unwieldy), Tech Price: 42500 credits; Base Grade: Elite Damage: 1d8 F; Bulk: 2 Hands: 2; Range: 60 ft. Reload: 1; Magazine: 10 charges; Expend: 5 Category: martial; Group: Plasma; Upgrades: 2 Highly versatile weapons, destabiliser rifles direct plasma into either contained thin beam or a stabilised orb that bursts on contact. The name comes from the niche functionality the weapon has, where firing at the orb using the beam destabilises it, causing an intense explosion. Unstable Combo [AAA] Requirements: The destabiliser rifle is set to area mode; Effect: You Area Fire with the weapon’s orb mode, then before the attack resolves, Interact to swap to beam mode and then Strike the orb (AC 30). If you successfully hit the orb, increase the weapon’s damage die to d12 for the Area Fire attack, and increase the radius of the burst to 15 feet (or to 20 feet if you critically hit the orb). If you miss, the Area Fire resolves normally. Pathfinder / Starfinder 2e Stat Block Polarity Cannon — Item 3 Traits: Tech Price: 580 credits; Base Grade: Tactical Damage: 1d8 P; Bulk: 2 Hands: 2; Range: 40 ft. Reload: 1; Magazine: 6 projectiles; Expend: 1 Category: martial; Group: Projectile; Upgrades: 1 Polarity cannons fire magnetically polarised rounds that can be remotely supercharged after leaving the weapon. The magnetic forces produced are intense enough to physically pull targets toward one another. Polarity Pull [A] Requirements: You hit two different creatures with this weapon this turn; Effect: You supercharge the magnetic polarisation of the fired projectiles. The required creatures are pulled toward one another with a Fortitude save against your class DC. If the creatures collide due to this movement, they both stop and take 1d6 bludgeoning damage per weapon damage die. Critical Success: The creature doesn’t move, and takes half damage if the other creature collides with it. Success: The creature is pulled 5 feet toward the other. Failure: The creature is pulled 10 feet toward the other. Critical Failure: The creature is pulled 15 feet toward the other.
December 11, 2024 at 5:04 AM
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Concepting some relatively basic specific weapons for starfinder 2, Including rules for specialised weapons (basically the same as pathfinder 2 specific weapons).
Specialised Weapons These weapons have particularly unusual combinations of traits or special effects that prevent them from being considered standard weapons. Specialised weapons are considered to have a base weapon grade, granting the tracking trait and additional damage dice much like standard weapons of that grade. The price of the base grade is included in the price. You can upgrade a specialised weapon to a higher grade just as you would any other weapon, and the weapon’s item level is increased to match the item level of a standard weapon of that grade. Specialised weapons do not have upgrade slots unless otherwise stated, and do not gain additional upgrade slots based on their weapon grade. Some specialised weapons have integrated weapon upgrades, which cannot be removed from the weapon, but can be upgraded to a higher grade as you would for a standard weapon upgrade. The weapon stat blocks use the same entries as the weapon tables in the weapons section. Starfinder 2e Stat Block Divine Blaster — Item 5 Traits: Automatic, Divine, Sanctified, Tech Price: 1500 credits; Base Grade: Advanced Damage: 1d8 spirit; Bulk: 2 Hands 2; Range Increment 40 ft. Reload: 1; Magazine: 10 charges; Expend: 1 Category: martial; Group: Laser These automatic rifles fire blasts of divine energy, and are used by some religious organisations in battles against celestial or fiendish foes (depending on the religion). Attacks with a divine blaster have the sanctified trait, and thus inherent your holy or unholy trait if you have one. Imbue Weapon [A] (concentrate, manipulate) Frequency: once per day; Requirements: You have neither the holy nor unholy traits; Effect: You temporarily sanctify the divine blaster using the latent divine power in the weapon. The weapon gains your choice of the holy or unholy trait for 1 minute. You cannot choose the other option for 1 week after using this ability. Starfinder 2e Stat Block Bloodshard Cannon — Item 11 Traits: Automatic, Boost 1d4 (Kickback), Critical (dart), Magical, Tech Price: 13500 credits; Base Grade: Superior Damage: 1d10 P; Bulk: 2 Hands: 2; Range Increment: 40 ft. Reload: 1; Magazine: 10 blood (see text); Expend: 1 Category: martial; Group: Projectile Bloodshard cannons drain the user’s blood and solidify it to be fired as ammunition either as slim shards or a heavy spike. These weapons come with an integrated commercial fear projector. A bloodshard cannon cannot be reloaded normally. Instead, if you are wielding this weapon at the end of your turn, so long as you have blood and aren’t immune to bleed, you automatically take damage equal to the missing ammunition times the number of weapon damage dice, and the weapon’s magazine is fully refilled. This damage can reduce you to 0 HP and cannot be mitigated in any way. Auto-Fire attacks with this weapon are not affected by the boost trait.
December 10, 2024 at 6:54 AM
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PC speeds can get really quick (This is good btw). My typical level 10 playtest builds had a speed of 45 *baseline* (even an envoy with the big -10ft shield still had 35). Chasing fleeing enemies felt like this:
Scene from The Simpsons: Sideshow Bob is flying the Wright Brothers' plane, and is so slow he's being chased on foot by pilots.
December 9, 2024 at 6:22 AM
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An underappreciated part of the starfinder 2e playtest is how the weapon grades for the missile launcher and grenade launcher match the grades that weapons gain the tracking trait, skipping the grades where weapons gain extra damage dice, which future-proofs effects that depend on weapon grade.
Starfinder Playtest cropped screenshot Starfinder 2e Stat Block Missile Launcher — Item 0+ Traits: Tech Usage: held in 2 hands; Bulk: 3 Activate [AA] Area Fire Often mounted on a ship, tripod, or the broad shoulders of a well-armored soldier, this square-shaped launcher can hold 4 missiles and is designed to minimize recoil while keeping its wielder safe from potentially scalding backblast. A missile launcher is a martial ranged weapon, has a reload of 2, and a range of 60 feet. Type: commercial; Level: 0; Price: 200 credits Type: tactical; Level: 2; Price: 500 credits The range is 80 feet and gains the tracking +1 trait. Type: superior; Level: 10; Price: 10,200 credits The range is 120 feet and gains the tracking +2 trait. Type: ultimate; Level: 16; Price: 100,200 credits The range is 180 feet and gains the tracking +3 trait.
December 6, 2024 at 5:07 AM
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Whoever wrote the playtest operative included 360 no-scope as an option but somehow missed giving them the most annoying 2000s shooter tactic.
Pathfinder / Starfinder 2e Stat Block Bunny Hop — Feat 6 Traits: Operative You move swiftly with a series of quick hops. You Leap up to three times horizontally. The total distance you move cannot exceed your Speed. Special: Whenever an operative ability or feat allows you to Stride, you can choose to Bunny Hop instead.
December 2, 2024 at 6:21 AM
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Feat concepts for the digitizer Starfinder 2e homebrew class I'm currently working on. The class started with the ideas "what if you could hack a computer by stabbing it with a sword of glowing light" and "what if you could re-write reality as you would computer code".
Starfinder 2e Stat Block Save Point — Feat 20 Traits: Core, Digitizer, Exploraiton, Manipulate Your digital core can save your progress just in case you need to reload and try something else. With 10 minutes of work, you can use your digital core to create a save point which records your current location, Hit Points, any afflictions you have, and any long-term effects on you. You can only have one save point at a time, and making a new one overwrites the previous one. When you die, your equipment and whatever remains of your body and equipment disappear in a cloud of pixellation, and you reappear returned to life with your equipment at the recorded location with the recorded Hit Points and status. Once this ability has brought you back to life, your save point is deleted and you cannot use this activity or be returned to life from this effect for 1 week. Starfinder 2e Stat Block Wall-Hack [A] — Feat 10 Traits: Core, Digitizer, Focus, Hack, Manipulate Your digital core grants you the power to temporarily overcome the obstacle that walls present. Until the end of your turn, you can see through relatively thin surfaces, as the x-ray vision spell. In addition, you can make attacks through any surface this ability allows you to see completely through, and any surface you can see through cannot grant cover against your attacks. Starfinder 2e Stat Block Remote Hacking — Feat 4 Traits: Core, Digitizer, Focus, Hack, Manipulate Prerequisites: expert in Computers Your digital core allows you to access computers from a distance. You can access a computer from a distance of up to 30 feet, including to Hack. You can Disable a Device that can be disabled using Computers at the same range. If you are a master in Computers, this distance increases to 60 feet. If you’re legendary in Computers, this distance increases to 120 feet.
November 19, 2024 at 12:45 AM
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It's embarrassing to have attention drawn to your failure. It's doubly embarrassing when that attention is drawn by a stock sound effect. For Starfinder 2.
Starfinder 2e Stat Block Record Scratch [R] — Spell 3 Traits: Auditory, Manipulate, Mental Traditions: occult, primal Trigger: A creature within range critically fails an attack roll, skill check, or saving throw. Range: 30 feet; Target: the triggering creature Defense: Will You create a dramatic sound and briefly silence the background noise to add emphasis to the target’s dramatic failure, potentially making them self-conscious. The target attempts a Will save. Critical Success: The target is unaffected. Success: The target takes a –1 status penalty to checks of the same type as the triggering check (attack roll, skill check, or saving throw) until the end of its next turn. Failure: As success, but the duration is 1 minute. Critical Failure: As success, but the penalty is –2 and the duration is 1 minute.
October 4, 2024 at 8:31 AM
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More conversions of old stuff I've written to the current Starfinder 2 playtest rules. In this case, a couple of the weirder weapon concepts.
Starfinder Second Edition stat block Telekinetic Rifle — Creature 0 Traits: Critical (sniper), Fatal d10, Magical, Professional (Occultism), Tech, Unwieldy, Versatile (piercing or slashing), Volley 30 ft. Price: 75 credits; Damage: 1d8 bludgeoning; Bulk: 1 Hands: 2; Range: 100 ft.; Upgrades 0 Reload 1; Magazine: 10 charges; Expend 5 Category advanced; Group mental These rifles are hybrid items that amplify the thoughts of the user to telekinetically hurl objects within long range. Starfinder Second Edition stat block Whimsy Pistol — Item 0 Traits: Uncommon, Tech, Whimsy Price: 45 credits; Damage: 1d6 whimsy; Bulk: L Hands: 1; Range: 30 ft.; Upgrades: 1 Reload: 1; Magazine: 10 charges; Expend: 2 Category: simple; Group: whimsy Integrating an energy projector rendered unstable by fey influence, whimsy pistols are surprisingly practical in a wide array of situtations… provided the weapon co-operates. Text Description Whimsy: The first time each round you attack with a weapon with this trait, roll a d8 to determine the weapon’s damage type and which weapon group it belongs to for that round: 1 — acid, corrosive; 2 — bludgeoning, projectile; 3 — cold, cryo; 4 — electricity, shock; 5 — fire, laser; 6 — mental, mental; 7 — poison, poison; 8 — sonic, sonic. Until the start of your next turn, all attacks with the weapon deal damage of that damage type and the weapon is considered to be in that weapon group. This affects only the weapon’s normal damage, not additional damage from weapon upgrades.
September 30, 2024 at 7:46 AM
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On the same note, here's the Dancer Zombie. A being bound to music, be it in the club around them or in their own unthinking heads. For Starfinder 2.
Starfinder Second Edition stat block Dancer Zombie — Creature 0 Medium Mindless Zombie Undead under a Permanent Groove, forcing them to spend an action each round dancing. They are Bound to the Rhythm, allowing other creatures to force them to Stride away with a musical performance. They can Grab with their melee attack, and they can forcibly Zombie Tango with a grabbed foe, moving them to a new position and making them clumsy if they fail a Reflex save.
September 29, 2024 at 10:18 AM
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Been working on personal projects with the Starfinder 2 playtest going on. Here's a couple of feats with a musical/dance theme.
Starfinder Second Edition Stat Block Dance-Off [A] - Feat 2 Traits: General, Mental, Move, Skill Prerequisities: expert in Performance You bust out some moves and challenge an opponent to respond. Choose a creature within 30 feet and Perform a dance, comparing your skill check to the target’s Will DC. Regardless of the result, the creature is temporarily immune to your attempts to Dance-Off with it for 10 minutes. Critical Success: The creature must Perform a dance as its first action on its next turn. Success: The creature must use a move action as its first action on its next turn. Starfinder Second Edition Stat Block Remix Producer - Feat 1 Traits: General, Skill Prerequisities: trained in Computers You have some musical talent when using a digital medium, and always have a few tracks on hand to mix live. So long as you can access a computer within reach, you can create musical performances (including to Perform) using Computers instead of Performance. Such a performance counts as playing an instrument for the purpose of what traits you add. Special: If you have this feat, you can add software to the list of specialties you can select from with the Virtuosic Performer feat.
September 29, 2024 at 10:12 AM
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Starfinder 2 playtest has gotten me into a creative mood where I'm trying to remake old ideas. Presented with minimal context.
Starfinder Second Edition stat block Versatile Code [F] Feat 1 [Core] [Digitizer] Prerequisites: digital core Your digital core’s weapon functionality is altered to harm enemies with code directly. Choose one of the following options. When you choose a weapon form for your digital core, you can add both traits of the chosen option to it until your next daily preparation. Electrical Pulses: critical (shock), versatile E Matter Deletion: critical (corrosive), versatile A Mind-Tech Override: critical (mental), versatile M Special: You can select this feat more than once. When you do, select another option above. No matter how many options you have with this feat, you may only choose one of the options during your daily preparations. Starfinder Second Edition stat block Override Robot [R] Feat 8 [Core] [Digitizer] [Incapacitation] Prerequisites: digital core Trigger: You would reduce a creature with the tech trait to 0 HP using a digital core Strike or a core action. You attempt to override a tech creature rather than strike it down. It attempts a Will save against your class DC. Critical Success: The creature is unaffected, and ignores the triggering damage. Success: The creature takes the triggering damage. Failure: The creature ignores the triggering damage and becomes controlled by you for 1 round. After the condition ends, it takes the triggering damage. Critical Failure: As failure, but the controlled condition lasts for 3 rounds.
August 7, 2024 at 4:21 AM
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Heavily inspired by my favourite item from the first Icewind Dale. For Pathfinder 2.
Leaking Pouch — Item 4 Rare, Extradimensional, Magical Price: 80gp Usage: held in 2 hands; Bulk: 1 This item resembles a well-worn spacious pouch on the outside, though the inside is that of a normal cloth bag. While it can be used as an ordinary container, a leaking pouch is also linked to an extradimensional space filled with all sorts of things, but the connection is so tenuous that items cannot be placed into it, nor can items within be properly retrieved. Activate—Shake the Bag [AA] (manipulate) Frequency once per day; Effect You turn the bag upside down and shake it, spilling anything inside on the ground. Roll a DC 6 flat check. On a success, a random item drops onto the ground from the extradimensional space, or two items on a critical success. Roll a d20 on the table below for each item to determine what falls out. If multiple options for an item are listed in parentheses, roll a d4 to determine which is chosen. Consumables produced this way are destroyed after 24 hours. Table d20 — Leaking Pouch Item 1 — A dead Tiny animal (cat, rabbit, bird, or snake) 2 — 2d4 sp 3 — Lesser antidote 4 — Lesser acid flask 5 — Minor healing potion 6 — Minor elixir of life 7 — Holy water 8 — Unholy water 9 — Lesser glue bomb 10 — 1st-rank scroll (force barrage, heal, fear, or thunderstrike) 11 — 2d4 gp 12 — Silver salve 13 — Darkvision elixir 14 — Cat’s eye elixir 15 — Talisman (bronze bull pendant, crying angel pendant, jade cat, or monkey pin) 16 — Lesser healing potion 17 — Low-grade alloy orb 18 — Moderate dread ampoule 19 — Oil of mending 20 — 2nd-rank scroll (invisibility, resist energy, darkvision, or shrink)
June 11, 2024 at 12:30 PM
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Howl of the Wild having awakened animal as an ancestry is giving me all sorts of terrible ideas for my next Pathfinder Society character.
Picture of Yogi Bear Picture of Salem from Sabrina the Teenage Witch Picture of the Cow King from Diablo II: Resurrected Picture of Remy and Linguini from Ratatouille
May 23, 2024 at 4:35 AM
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Lovers of drama even after death, the doomed director commands their hordes of zombie actors to not only be a danger to their enemies, but also show emotion and intensity in the process. Using their jetpacks, they shout demands of their actors from above the scene. In preparation for Starfinder 2.
Pathfinder Second Edition stat block Doomed Director — Creature 7 Medium Undead with a laser pistol and a jetpack that can command its minions to Do it This Way! to quicken them to follow directions, to do it Once More With Feeling! to give them a bonus to some Charisma skills, and deals more damage with Dramatic Attacks when it hits a target within 5 feet of a creature its directing with its other abilities.
May 19, 2024 at 10:26 AM
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I love demons. You can theme them around anything horrible one can do, from genocide and torture to kicking puppies and burning orphanages. A puppy-kicking demon already exists, but now there's a Child Cruelty Demon, made of the souls of those who hurt children or laugh at them falling over.
Pathfinder Second Edition stat block Misopaediak — Creature 6 Medium Demon that deals mental damage when it Demoralizes creatures, deals additional mental damage to Small, young, or frightened creatures, and takes damage when exposed to people being kind to Small or young creatures.
May 16, 2024 at 12:43 PM
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A couple of creatures since it's been a while. Snowfliks are tiny, animated snowflakes granted a spark of life by elemental forces. The quicksilver serpent is a specific creature conversion of one of my old chemical elemental grafts for Starfinder (mercury elemental in this case).

For Pathfinder 2.
Pathfinder Second Edition stat block Snowflik Swarm — Creature 5 Large cold beast swarm which has regeneration in cold environments, and can create a cloud of snowfall that grants concealment and deals cold damage to creatures within. Pathfinder Second Edition stat block Quicksilver Serpent — Creature 3 Small metal elemental that can spray liquid metal to deal acid damage in a small burst, and reduces the Hardness of metallic creatures or objects it damages.
May 15, 2024 at 12:10 PM
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This tangled mess of creeping vines burrows into the forest floor to lay an ambush on unsuspecting prey. For Pathfinder 2.
Pathfinder Second Edition stat block Creeping Pit — Creature 4 Large plant which can Dig a Pit to hide in. It can pull creatures into its space with its vine Strikes to drag them into the pit its hiding in and grab them.
April 28, 2024 at 11:42 AM
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Here is the old Starfinder version plus template graft. I can't remember exactly when I wrote these but it was probably at least 4 years ago.
Starfinder stat block for the above creature Roadkill Spectre — CR 7 NE Medium undead (incorporeal) Has the same abilities as the above creature, but with the starfinder ruleset. Starfinder Template Graft Roadkill Spectre Template Graft (CR 3+) Roadkill spectres are formed from the souls of creatures tragically struck by an oncoming vehicle. Required Creature Type: Undead (incorporeal) Required Array: Expert. Traits: Darkvision 60 ft.; fly 60 ft. (Su, average); impactful touch (damage as ranged kinetic damage for its CR), possess vehicle, and summon vehicle (any one vehicle of creature’s CR or less); Engineering and Piloting as master skills. Suggested Ability Score Modifiers: Intelligence, Charisma, Dexterity.
April 21, 2024 at 11:27 AM
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This poor fellow was accidentally kicked by an alchemical strider. Now his ghost haunts the vehicles of the reckless. Converted from my Starfinder stash for Pathfinder 2.
Pathfinder Second Edition stat block Roadkill Spectre — Creature 7 Medium incorporeal undead with a touch attack that has the impact of a vehicle Strike, potentially knocking the target prone and pushing them away. It can also temporarily summon a copy of the vehicle that killed it, and merge its form into a vehicle to possess it (even if the vehicle already has a pilot).
April 21, 2024 at 11:21 AM
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As spaceflight becomes more common, the souls of those dying far from any world can become stranded in space. Arkaos fly through space to rescue these souls and return them to their journey to the afterlife. For Pathfinder 2.
Pathfinder Second Edition stat block Arkaos — Creature 14 Large Psychopomp monitor that can fly through space. They can use Transport Soul to bring lost souls along and use their skill bonuses. They can also spray Cosmic Dust in a cone that reveals invisible creatures and sometimes blinds them.
April 18, 2024 at 2:00 AM
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Dozens of humanoid feet of various sizes, tones, and shapes protrude from this ball of flesh. The way it rolls around and kicks off surfaces is strangely reminiscent of a soccer ball. For Pathfinder 2.
Pathfinder Second Edition stat block Tumblefeet — Creature 1 Small aberration. It can Leap up to 20 feet horizontally or 8 feet vertically. It can use Bouncing Strike to Leap at a foe, kick them, then Leap again. Its foot Strikes involve Smelly Feet, forcing a hit creature that can smell them to attempt a Fortitude save, becoming sickened on a failure.
April 16, 2024 at 7:09 AM