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#1 savant_warlord13 Dec 12, 2005 13:06:20	This Thread is for all Spelljammer-based Prestige Classes Please include a brief description of the Prestige Class
#2 savant_warlord13 Dec 12, 2005 13:14:42	Aberrant Emancipator Hit Die: d8 Requirements Base Attack Bonus: +5 Skill: Knowledge (Dungeoneering) 4 ranks Feats: Track, 2 Aberrant feats Psionics: Power point reserve of at least 10 power points Special: Must have killed a slaver aberration (Illithid, Tsochar, Neogi, Aboleth, etc.) Class Skills: Bluff, Concentration, Knowledge (Dungeoneering), Listen, Psicraft, Sense Motive, Spot, Survival Skill points at Each Level: 2+ Int Modifier Class Features Powers Known: as existing manifesting class + Aberrant Emancipator level Favored Enemy (Aberrations) (Ex): +2, plus an additional 2 every third level thereafter Thrall sense (Su): sense presence of creatures under the effects of compulsions within 60 ft Inedible (Su): starting at 2nd level, anything attempting to eat/ swallow the Aberrant Emancipator in whole or in part must succeed at a Will Save (DC 15 + AE class level) or become disinclined to do so for 24 hours thereafter Lucid Buffer (Ex): at 3rd level, the AE gains a +4 bonus on saves to resist compulsions and mind affecting effects Cerebral Blind (Su): upon reaching 6th level, an AE becomes immune to all effects that reveal location Breach Power Resistance (Su): an AE of 8th level or higher enhance his weapon to breach power resistance. Each successful melee attack (or ranged attack within 30 ft) reduces the enemy’s power resistance by one for 12 hours (this stacks) Cerebral Immunity (Su): an AE of 9th level or higher gains immunity to all compulsions and mind affecting effects Bonus Feats: extra aberrant feats at 1st and 7th level, extra psionic feats at 4th and 10th level. characters MUST take a bonus aberrant feat This class is based on the illithid slayer prestige class. An Aberrant Emancipator travels wildspace freeing slaves, particularaly from aberration races, since their slaves are the least likely to escape on their own. Aberrant Emancipators Have to be able to think like Aberrations to hunt them efficiently, and they become more like the things they gain experience. Aberrant Emancipators are most common among Half-Giants. This is because the Half-Giants in my campaign are a slave-race of the Neogi, and many of the Half-Giants are still enslaved. The Half-Giants that escaped were the work animals of a large neogi shipyard asteroid. They were able to escape because their inbreeding unlocked a passive psionic gene that spread throughout the population over the generations and allowed them to break free of their mental domination. The inbreeding also led to their unexplainable lack of strength and constitution in comparison to their Giant ancestors.
#3 savant_warlord13 Dec 13, 2005 17:22:57	feel free to leave comments
#4 iplaydnd35 Dec 17, 2005 9:31:14	Bonus Feats: extra aberrant feats at 1st and 7th level, extra psionic feats at 4th and 10th level. characters MAY NOT choose not to take a bonus aberrant feat this doesnt sound right. i know what you are trying to say, that the PC must select the feat from the list of aberreant feats but it just doesnt sound right as it is now.
#5 savant_warlord13 Dec 18, 2005 13:32:28	No, that's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is they can't even choose not to take any feat at all instead of taking the aberrant feats. They get one whether they like it or not. If they refuse to pick one, the DM should pick for them.
#6 wyvern76 Dec 31, 2005 2:17:49	No, that's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is they can't even choose not to take any feat at all instead of taking the aberrant feats. They get one whether they like it or not. If they refuse to pick one, the DM should pick for them. Double negatives are often confusing. Instead of saying "characters MAY NOT choose not to take a bonus aberrant feat," it would be clearer if you wrote "characters MUST take a bonus aberrant feat." Wyvern
#7 savant_warlord13 Jan 07, 2006 9:37:48	Double negatives are often confusing. Instead of saying "characters MAY NOT choose not to take a bonus aberrant feat," it would be clearer if you wrote "characters MUST take a bonus aberrant feat." Wyvern good point, I changed it too just that the reason a character might not want to take an aberrant feat even if that means taking no feat at all is because aberrant feats have some penalties associated with them that the player might not want
#8 loki_de_carabas Jan 12, 2006 19:38:57	What if you made them take a random Abberrant Feat at each of those levels... I didn't do it and the pictures lie. George "Loki" Williams, writing and other abberrations Section Manager http://www.planewalker.com Writer,Developer http://www.spelljammer.org My Game Site http://planejammer.blogspot.com Writer http://wwoz.org Music Writer http://www.neworleansbands.net New Orleans Commentary http://humidcity.blogspot.com New Orleans Podcasts http://neworleansoralhistory.blogspot.com