- One asterisk (*) indicates moderate location dependence, meaning that some of the class features require the character to be in a certain environment or geographical region, but he is not otherwise restricted to where he goes.
- Two asterisks (**) means the class is majorly location-dependent, meaning it basically becomes useless outside specific locations or environments.
- An @ sign indicates some kind of obligation, meaning that, while the character isn't necessarily confined to a certain region, he serves an organization of some sort and must answer to them and report to them.

Halvar:
- Knight of the Lamp
- Mage of the Arcane Order
- House Aristocrat
- Black Diamond Thief

Teth:
- Council Wraith
- Ankhalurite Sunkeeper
- Windcaller

Drenheim:
- Brother of the Frozen Tower
- Frostborn Agent
- Bloodguard of Heleg'Nor
- Brymculter Raider

Faalorn:
- Grey Watcher
- Silver Guardian
- Scion of the Fallen

Warriors:
- Silver Guardian
- Knight of the Lamp
- Bloodguard of Heleg'Nor
- Brymculter Raider

Arcane casters:
- Brother of the Frozen Tower
- Mage of the Arcane Order
- Grey Watcher

Divine casters:
- Darkmist Adept
- Grey Watcher
- Ankhalurite Sunkeeper

Sneaky/social:
- House Aristocrat
- Frostborn Agent
- Black Diamond Thief

Mixed roles:
- Grief-Bearer
- Windcaller
- Greenstalker
- Scion of the Fallen

Prereqs: Turn Undead class feature, ability to cast Cure Critical Wounds; Extra Turning, Disciple of the Sun; Access to the Sun, Fire, Commerce or Community domains; Knowledge (Religion), Heal, Diplomacy, Spellcraft and Concentration at 8 ranks. Can only be Good.

Benefits: d8 HD, 2+Int mod/level skill points, Good Fort and Will saves, BAB as cleric, stacks with cleric for Turn Undead.

1- Voice of Compassion
2- Lightbringer 1/day
3- Fist of the Sun +1
4- Hand of Merciful Justice
5- Fist of the Sun +2
6- Lightbringer 2/day
7- Fist of the Sun +3
8- Banish the Darkness
9- Fist of the Sun +4
10- Lightbringer 3/day, Sun Vessel

Voice of Compassion: The Sunkeepers help keep the peace in Ankhalur by using their supernaturally soothing voices to calm the wounded hearts of lawbreakers. They gain a bonus equal to their class level on Diplomacy checks, and may use Calm Emotions as a spell-like ability (CL = character level) a number of times per day equal to their Charisma modifier.

Lightbringer: Sunkeepers can use Daylight (CL = character level) as a spell-like ability a number of times per day equal to their Wisdom modifier. The spell always emanates from them. They also gain a deflection bonus to AC equal to half their class level for the duration of the spell. Activating this ability is a standard action.

Fist of the Sun: When deadly force is necessary, Sunkeepers turn to the fiery power of the noonday sun to help them. Any mace or morningstar they wield gains the listed enhancement bonus (which does not stack with any already existing bonuses). The weapon also gains the Flaming ability. At 6th level, it gains the Flaming Burst ability, and at 10th level it gains the Clouting ability (see Complete Arcane).

Hand of Merciful Justice: One important aspect of the Sunkeeper's job is to bring in lawbreakers to try and reform them. With this ability, they may expend a spell slot as a standard action to make a touch attack or ranged touch attack (close range) that deals 2d6 nonlethal damage from a ray of pure fiery light per level of the spell expended.

Banish the Darkness: When a Sunkeeper uses its Lightbringer ability, he may expend a turn attempt to fortify the ability. When he does so, his Lightbringer ability is not dispelled if it encounters a darkness spell of equal or lower level, and it may also dispel darkness effects 2 levels higher. Evil creatures entering the area of the ability are immolated, taking holy damage each round equal to half the Sunkeeper's class level plus his Charisma modifier, with a Fortitude save (DC = Sunkeeper's caster level) to negate the damage each round. Undead take double damage, and half damage on a successful save.

Sun Vessel: The Sunkeeper becomes immune to poison and disease and dehydration, and gains Fast Healing 10 while in an area affected by natural sunlight. He also may expend 4 turn attempts to imbue his Lightbringer ability to grant any allies or good creatures in the area Fast Healing 5 and DR 10/evil and magic.

Prereqs: Uncanny Dodge class ability; Balance, Bluff, Climb, Disable Device, Disguise, Gather Information, Hide, Jump, Knowledge (Local), Move Silently, Open Lock, Listen, Search, Sleight of Hand, Spot, Tumble and Use Rope all at 4 ranks; Deft Fingers and Deceitful. Any nonlawful. Special: Must steal at least 200 gp worth of items from a Halvarian settlement of small city or larger (Ninuroth, Skyhold, Duskwatch, Icedge, Seahome) within one month to be noticed by the Black Diamonds.

Benefits: d6 HD, good Ref saves, BAB as rogue, stacks with rogue levels for sneak attack (nonlethal damage only) and Trap Sense.

1- Guild Member, Contracts
2- Adroit Recovery 1/day
3- Uncanny Learning
4- Adroit Recovery 2/day
5- Black Market Trade
6- Adroit Recovery 3/day
7- Uncanny Learning
8- Adroit Recovery 4/day
9- Preternatural
10- Master Thief

Guild Member: When all prerequisites are met, the candidate will receive a visit from a Master Thief offering membership. As an official member of the Black Diamonds guild, you are free to act as you wish, except you must adhere to the following rules: 1- No murders/assassinations. 2- If any killing is necessary, do it clean and make sure you leave no evidence that could be traced to the Guild. 4- You must pay a yearly fee of 500 gp to the Guild. 6- You must never raise arms against another guild member or purposefully interfere with their work.
Breaking any of these rules will result in immediate ousting from the guild, the loss of the Contracts and Black Market class features (if they have them) and the inability to continue advancing in this class.

Contracts: If a Black Diamond finds himself in any settlement in Akuroth of Large Town or larger category, he can discover through a DC 20 Gather Information check if there are any contracts available in that town. (Every such town has a secret contact or secret cache where written contracts are found). If he takes a contract, he must fulfill it within the amount of time specified by the contract, and must return the item or information to the cache or contact in order to receive his reward.
Since the Black Diamonds specialize in subtle ops leaving no trail, they frown on the thief stealing or tinkering with anything during contracts that does not directly deal with the job. If a thief fails a contract, either by getting caught or taking too long, he is suspended from advancing in the guild, fulfilling contracts or trading in the black market until he pays a 1000-gp restitution fee out of pocket.
Black Diamonds are expected to fulfill at least two contracts a year to keep their guild standing, though most do many more than that, often eschewing their individual careers in favor of contracts, for the challenges and rewards and often very lucrative.
There is a 10% chance when the thief enters any settlement of Large Town or larger category that he will be assigned a contract by a senior guild member there that he has no choice not to fulfill.

Adroit Recovery: The Black Diamonds are masters of their craft and at manipulating others. The listed number of times per day, the Black Diamond Thief may immediately reroll any failed class skill check as if the first check never happened, but must take the result of the second roll. For the Disguise skill, the original Disguise check to determine the viability of the disguise is still in effect; the Recovery check is just a one-time thing.

Uncanny Learning: Black Diamond Thieves are incredibly clever and resourceful, and take any opportunities to learn more about various skills, whether through practice, training, or reading. At levels 3 and 7, he immediately gains a number of skill points equal to his class level multiplied by his Intelligence modifier, which he may immediately spend as he sees fit. He still can't go over the skill rank cap for class or cross-class skills.

Black Market Trade: Mid-career, after establishing himself as a skillful and reliable thief, the Black Diamonds open up access to their vast black market network to him. Whenever he's in a settlement of Small City or larger category, he can make a DC 25 Gather Information check to find that city's black market trader. In addition to dealing openly with illegal substances, like drugs, poisons, and other contraband, black market traders will buy and sell with Black Diamonds at flat market price. (Rather than the thief buying at more than market price or selling at 1/2 market price).

Preternatural: The thief, near the pinnacle of his expertise, becomes better at his skills than most people could ever dream. He automatically receives a number of skill tricks (Complete Scoundrel) equal to 2x his natural Intelligence modifier, even if he does not meet the prerequisites, and they do not count against his normal limit.

Master Thief: Thieves who stick with the guild all the way become Master Thieves, the independent leaders of the guilds, elected by their fellow Master Thieves. He is treated as having the Leadership feat, but may only attract cohorts or followers who are Experts, Rogues, Scouts, Beguilers or Ninjas. He also gains a single guild house based in one settlement of Small City or larger of his choosing. He can specify his desires for the guild house's location and layout as long as it doesn't cost more than 10,000 gp total.

Prereqs: Snow Elf or Arctic Elf or Half-Elf; BAB +10; Mounted Combat, Power Attack, Cleave, Great Cleave; Ride, Handle Animal, Intimidate, Craft (Ice or Crystal) 10 ranks. Must be either LG, NG, or LN.

Benefits: d10 HD, 2+Int mod/level skill points, All Good Saves, BAB as fighter. Stacks with Paladin levels for Special Mount and Smite Evil.

1- Oath of Service, Special Mount
2- Smite Blood Foe 1/day
3- Mount Synergy +2, Bonus Feat
4- Smite Blood Foe 2/day
5- Icy Resolve, Bonus Feat
6- Smite Blood Foe 3/day
7- Mount Synergy +4, Bonus Feat
8- Smite Blood Foe 4/day
9- Reward of the Faithful
10- Undying Service

Oath of Service: The Bloodguards make supernaturally binding oaths to uphold the tenets of Heleg'Nor, protect their homeland with all their strength, and never abandon Heleg'Nor or their king in time of need. Practically, this means that, unless granted permission or ordered to, the Bloodguards must stay within 100 miles of the Grinding Isles they call home, and must answer any summons to battle, and must fight and never flee or surrender even if death is imminent. Breaking any of these not only causes them to lose all their abilities of the class and never be able to advance in it again, but also causes them to be exiled from Heleg'Nor forever on pain of death.

Special Mount: At the ceremony of their Oath, each new Bloodguard is also paired with a specially bred and trained Drauglosa, a good-aligned, winged version of the MM Winter Wolf. It has the same stats as the winter wolf, except with the Winged template, is Neutral Good, and lives in Cold Mountains. This Drauglosa comes with all the necessary exotic saddling to ride, but any special armor must be purchased separately. Levels of Bloodguard stack with levels of Paladin for Special Mount OR Ranger for Animal Companion (even though the Drauglosa is technically a magical beast), but not both.

Smite Blood Foe: The Bloodguards are taught special techniques for destroying the enemies of Heleg'Nor, which include: Frost Giants, White Dragons, any Undead and any Aberrations. This functions just like the Paladin's Smite Evil ability. Levels of Bloodguard stack with levels of Paladin for Smite abilities, however a Paladin/Bloodguard will do 2 damage per Bloodguard level to Blood Foes instead of 1. This ability stacks with any other feats or abilities that modify smite attempts, such as Charging Smite.

Mount Synergy: The bond between a Bloodguard and his Drauglosa steed is stronger than normal, and they work excellently together. As long as they Bloodguard is mounted on his Drauglosa, he may use his skill modifiers in place of the Drauglosa's for the following skills: Hide, Move Silently, Jump, Climb, Swim, Balance and Tumble, or vice versa if the Drauglosa has better modifiers. They both also get the listed bonuses on attack and damage rolls while the Bloodguard rides the Drauglosa.

Icy Resolve: The Bloodguard's grim determination to perform his duty is as cold and unyielding as the ice of his homeland. He adds his Constitution modifier to Will and Reflex saves, and his Wisdom modifier to Reflex and Constitution saves, and he gets 20 resistance to Cold. If he is already resistant to cold, he gains Immunity to cold. If he is already immune to cold, he then heals 1/2 the damage from cold attacks.

Reward of the Faithful: Near the pinnacle of his service, the Bloodguard receives a divine blessing from his king. Any one masterwork suit of armor and shield the Bloodguard had crafted from mundane crystal or blue ice (see Frostburn), gets a +5 enhancement and Heavy Fortification ability. Also, any one masterwork weapon crafted of mundane crystal or blue ice also gets a +5 enhancement, plus the Icy Burst and Thundering abilities. These abilities only work for the Bloodguard, or for the Bloodguard's steed (if the armor was crafted for the steed).

Undying Service: The Bloodguard's devotion to king and country becomes stronger than death. The Bloodguard no longer ages, and cannot die of old age, and also becomes immune to poison, disease, mind-influencing effects and negative energy effects, both natural and supernatural. Any aging effects he suffered previously are still in effect. He also no longer needs to eat or sleep.

Bonus Feats: At the specified levels, the Bloodguard may learn any one fighter bonus feat.

Prereqs: Ability to cast 4th-level arcane spells; Will save +5; Int 14+, Con 13+; Knowledge (Arcana, Local [Drenheim], Geography, the Planes, Religion, Nobility and Royalty, History, Architecture and Engineering), Spellcraft at 6 ranks, Appraise, Gather Information, Diplomacy at 2 ranks; Snowcasting, Spell Focus (any), Piercing Cold. Special: Must pay a 500 gp initiation fee and pass a test of magical and mental prowess.

Benefits: d4 HD, Good Will saves, BAB as wizard, 4+Int mod/level skill points, +1 spellcasting/level, stacks with levels of wizard or sorcerer for familiar benefits.

1- Obligation, Token
2- Augur of Rime +1
3- Frost Aegis 1/day, Bonus Feat
4- Augur of Rime +2
5- Frost Aegis 2/day, Bonus Feat
6- Augur of Rime +3
7- Frost Aegis 3/day, Bonus Feat
8- Augur of Rime +4
9- Frost Aegis 4/day, Bonus Feat
10- Master of the Frozen Tower

Obligation: As a member of the Brotherhood, you're expected to contribute to the continuation and growth of the tower. You must make an appearance at the tower at least once every three months, and are subjected to a yearly review of your contributions to the tower. If you have not taken at least one mission for the tower, or crafted one magical item for the use of the tower, or researched a new spell to share with the tower, or crafted at least 200 gp worth of items for the tower, your membership may be revoked. If summoned by the monarch of Scurdaeg to defend the city from attack, you must respond with your peers or you may also have your membership suspended or revoked.

Token: Upon gaining membership, you receive a Silver Token of the tower, which, as long as it is on your person, allows you free access to the tower and bypassing its various wards, except for the Archmage Tower and the Vaults.
You also receive a token item as a gift from the tower, which can take the form of one of the following: ring, robe, belt, bracers, headband, amulet, staff, orb, wand or dagger.
Regardless of its form, the token item grants the following bonuses while worn or wielded:
+1 Deflection bonus to AC for every 2 class levels; the ability to cast 1 cantrip per 2 levels at will each day, each day you can change them. 1/day per 3 class levels able to add 1/2 your class level as a CL bonus to 1 spell you cast.
If the item is a worn item (takes up a body slot), it also grants you +10 pounds of carry weight per 2 levels. If the item is an orb or a wand, it allows you to make a ranged touch attack at will that deals 1d4 per 2 class levels of pure arcane damage. If the item is a staff or a dagger, it gains a +1 enhancement bonus per 2 class levels.
The item only functions as such while wielded or worn by the Brother.

Augur of Rime: You gradually unlock the mystical properties of the ice and snow of your home that allow you to see into the beyond. You gain the listed CL bonus on divination spells cast in a snowy or icy environment. Divination spells cast in locations of extreme cold are affected by the Extend Spell feat, and divinations cast within locations of unearthly cold are affected by Extend Spell, Heighten Spell, Widen Spell and Enlarge Spell.

Frost Aegis: You are adept at manipulating the arcane forces of winter to protect yourself or someone close to you. The listed number of times per day, you can expend a spell slot to grant a deflection bonus to AC equal to 2x the level of the spent slot, and saving throw bonuses equal to 2x the level of the slot spent, and temporary HP equal to 10x the level of the slot spent. These bonuses last for a number of rounds equal to the Brother's class level + his natural Int or Cha modifier. The range is self or touch and can be done as an immediate action.

Master of the Frozen Tower: Your years of service and scholarship have earned you a place at the leadership of the Tower as a Master Wizard. You trade your Silver Token for a Gold Token, which allows you access to the Archmage's Tower (but not his personal chambers) and the Vaults. For more information on the benefits of the Gold Token, see the Brotherhood of the Frozen Tower subheading in the Frozen North section of the Setting Info portion.
You also gain your Intelligence or Charisma modifier as a bonus on AC, saving throws, skill checks, attack rolls and damage rolls while in arctic or icy environments, and a +10 Diplomacy bonus when dealing with other arcane spellcasters.
You also gain the ability to spontaneously expend a spell slot of the appropriate level to cast one of the following spells: Resistance, Snilloc's Snowball, Bone Chill, Control Temperature, Ice Shield, Gelid Blood, Waves of Cold, Greater Glacial Ward, Field of Icy Razors, Cometstrike.
However, your new status demands more from you. You now must make your home in the Tower itself, and must meet with the other Master Wizards and the Archmage once a month to discuss matters of the mundane and arcane functioning of the tower.

Bonus Feats: At the specified levels, the Brother gains a bonus feat which must be an Item Creation feat, Skill Focus feat, or magic-related feat from Frostburn (Cold Focus, Icy Calling, etc.).

Prereqs: Human, half-human, or orc; BAB +6; Str 14+; Sea Legs, Skill Focus (Intimidate), Cold Endurance; Climb, Jump, Swim, Intimidate at 4 ranks, Knowledge (Geography), Profession (Sailor) and Use Rope at 2 ranks.

Benefits: d10 HD, 4+Int mod/level skill points, good Fort and Ref saves, BAB as fighter, stacks with levels of Scout for Skirmish and/or Swashbuckler for Grace.

1- Terror of the Seas
2- Shipmate +1
3- Raider Blitz 1/day
4- Shipmate +2, Bonus Feat
5- Raider Blitz 2/day
6- Shipmate +3
7- Raider Blitz 3/day
8- Shipmate +4, Bonus Feat
9- Raider Blitz 4/day
10- Raider Captain

Terror of the Seas: The Raiders have a fearsome reputation. When fighting humanoids of no more than 1 HD more than you, you can add your Strength modifier to Intimidate checks. You also may attempt to Intimidate up to as many foes with one roll equal to your Strength modifier. You also gain a bonus on Intimidate checks equal to half your class level (minimum 1).

Shipmate: You are already one of the best and most knowledgeable sailors on the Brymculter, and the more time you spend raiding at sea, the better you get. You gain the listed bonus to all attack and damage rolls, saving throws, and Climb, Balance, Swim, Jump, Use Rope, Tumble, and Intimidate checks, and AC (insight bonus) made while on the deck of a ship at sea.

Raider Blitz: Brymculter Raiders excel at fast, ruthless mob combat. The number of times per day, when an adjacent ally makes a successful attack against a foe, or an adjacent foe makes a successful attack against an ally, you can immediately make a melee attack against the foe, treating the foe as flat-footed. For such attacks, any flanking bonus doubles. Also, if the foe is a member of the crew of an enemy ship that lost initiative against your own ship, you gain an attack and damage bonus equal to your class level on this attack against them.

Raider Captain: At the pinnacle of your career, you have worked or killed your way up the ranks and are the captain of your own ship. All members of your crew gain a +5 morale bonus to attack rolls, damage rolls and saving throws, and your ship gains a bonus to AC and saving throws of +5 as well as a +5 bonus on any sailing maneuvers and attack rolls against other ships.

Bonus Feats: At the listed levels, the Raider may choose a bonus feat from the list of Fighter bonus feats or Skill Focus.

Prereqs: Any nonchaotic and nonevil; Favored Enemy (humanoids), Sneak Attack, Skirmish or Sudden Strike +3d6; Track, Urban Tracking, Endurance; Decipher Script, Diplomacy, Intimidate, Handle Animal, Heal, Survival, Knowledge (nature, local) all 4 ranks.

Benefits: d8 HD, 6+ Int mod/skill points, BAB as ranger, Good Ref and Will saves, stacks with Ranger for Favored Enemy, and either Rogue, Scout or Ninja for Sneak Attack, Skirmish or Sudden Strike, respectively.

1- Hand of the Council, Spells
2- Survivalist +2, Shadow Armor
3- Cryptologist +2, Bonus Feat
4- Bounty Hunter
5- Survivalist +3
6- Cryptologist +4, Bonus Feat
7- Survivalist +4
8- Sharpshooter
9- Cryptologist +6, Bonus Feat
10- Shadow Walker

Hand of the Council: Although given wide operative freedom outside the law, Wraiths still must report to the Council about their doings and goings-on in the world. They are expected to return to Ankhalur once every six months to give updates. A Wraith that fails to do this, or fails to respond to a direct inquiry from the Council, is considered rogue, is cut off from Council resources and has another Wraith dispatched to bring him in, dead or alive.
While active, Wraiths may purchase goods in Ankhalur and other settlements of Large City or larger for 2/3 market price at certain Council-sponsored shops, which require a DC 20 Gather Information check to find in any city other than Ankhalur itself.
A DC 25 Gather Information check may also lead a Wraith to a friendly Contact (see Cityscape) in any settlement of Large Town or larger category.

Shadow Armor: Each Wraith, after finishing a novice portion of their career, is eventually gifted with a special suit of magically treated leather armor. It initially has the same stats as a suit of +1 Studded Leather armor, and looks normally like a black suit of studded leather with a black hood. It has no armor check penalty and has a maximum Dex score of +10. When first received, it has the Glamered ability. It receives an additional +1 enhancement bonus per 2 class levels after level 2. At 4th level, it gains the Shadow ability; at 7th level, it gains the Silent Moves ability; and at 10th level, it gains the Slick ability. The armor also grants the Wraith Darkvision out to 120 feet. If the Wraith already has Darkvision, the range doubles. The Wraith also becomes able to Hide in Plain Sight while in any area of shadowy illumination or darkness. These enhancements only work for the Wraith; for anyone else, it is just a suit of masterwork studded leather. While the Wraith wears it, it cannot be sundered, disintegrated or transmuted.

Survivalist: Wraiths generally operate alone, often not even knowing the identities of the other Wraiths. As such, they represent the epitome of self-reliance, resilience and durability. They get the listed bonuses to saving throws, Diplomacy, Intimidate, Heal, Gather Information and Survival checks.

Cryptologist: The Wraiths are masters of codes and ciphers, both creating them and breaking them. They may now use Decipher Script checks to even see through magical changes to text, such as Illusory Script, Sepia Snake Sigil, Secret Page, etc. The Decipher Script check result is set against the caster level of the magic effect; if the check defeats the caster level, the spell is essentially dispelled just for the Wraith without setting the spell off.
He also gains the listed bonus on all Decipher Script checks for the purpose of creating or deciphering codes and ciphers. (See Complete Adventurer).

Bounty Hunter: The Wraiths excel at tracking down and killing or subduing enemies of the Council. With this ability, he adds half his class level to all attack and damage rolls against humanoids that are known enemies of Teth or the Council specifically, and he also gains the same bonus on any dice rolls made against such targets (Gather Information, tracking, Intimidation, etc.).

Sharpshooter: The Wraiths excel at taking out enemies from afar, without the need to close in. A number of rounds per day equal to half their class level, they can ignore penalties for firing at a distance, and are treated as having the Far Shot, Precise Shot, and Improved Precise Shot feats, and the distance at which they can make ranged Sneak, Sudden Strike or Skirmish attacks quadruples. If they already have Far Shot, Precise Shot or Improved Precise Shot, those aspects of this ability add nothing.

Shadow Walker: The Wraith becomes so attuned to shadows that he can teleport from one to another. As a move action, he can teleport himself and all his equipment from one area of shadowy illumination or darkness to any other within sight. At night or in very large areas of darkness (like underground), the range of how far he can teleport is the same as Dimension Door as if cast at his character level.

Spells: The Wraith gains the ability to cast a very small number of arcane spells. They are based off intelligence. He can cast any spell he knows at any time, like a sorcerer. Metamagic feats affect these spells the same as they affect sorcerer spells.

Spells per day:
1 2 3 4
1:0
2:1
3:2 0
4:3 1
5:3 2 0
6:3 3 1
7:3 3 2 0
8:3 3 3 1
9:3 3 3 2
10:33 3 3

Spells known:

1 2 3 4
1:2
2:3
3:3 2
4:4 3
5:4 3 2
6:4 4 3
7:4 4 3 2
8:4 4 4 3
9:4 4 4 3
10:44 4 4

Spell list:
1: Detect Secret Doors, Nystul's Magic Aura, Comprehend Languages, Feather Fall, Alarm, Scholar's Touch, Erase, Amanuensis.
2: Detect Thoughts, See Invisibility, Invisibility, Shatter, Darkness, Spider Climb, Whispering Wind, Locate Object.
3: Nondetection, Phantom Steed, Clairaudience/Clairvoyance, Deep Slumber, Illusory Script, Gaseous Form, Suggestion, Explosive Runes, Dispel Magic.
4: Cure Critical Wounds, Charm Monster, Locate Creature, Resilient Sphere, Hallucinatory Terrain, Stone Shape, Modify Memory, Freedom of Movement.

Bonus Feats: At the listed levels, the Wraith may choose any feat he qualifies for.

Prereqs: Knowledge (Nature and Religion) 8 ranks, Knowledge (local: Darkmist Vale) 4 ranks, Survival 8 ranks, Spellcraft 8 ranks, Profession (Herbalist) 8 ranks, ability to spontaneously cast Summon Nature's Ally III; Spell Focus (Conjuration), Augment Summoning, Create Infusion; any nongood. Special: Must have spent at least one month alone in Darkmist Vale without leaving. The Adept also must return to the Vale at least once every six months for a full week to replenish his power; otherwise he loses all class features until he returns.

Benefits: Good Fort and Will saves, BAB as cleric, 4+Int mod/level skill points, stacks with Druid for spontaneous casting of SNA. d8 HD. +1 druid spellcasting/level.

1- Darkmist Magic 1/day, Midnight Empathy
2- Darkmist Summons +1, Toxic Spell
3- Darkmist Magic 2/day
4- Darkmist Summons +2, Thornclaw Horde
5- Darkmist Magic 3/day
6- Darkmist Summons +3, Entropic Touch
7- Darkmist Magic 4/day
8- Darkmist Summons +4, Dark Servant
9- Darkmist Magic 5/day
10- Umbral Apotheosis

Darkmist Magic: The Darkmist Adept has tuned himself to the dark energies of the Vale. The listed number of times per day, he may infuse any spell that is not specifically Good with eldritch power, granting it the Extend Spell feat for free. For 2 uses, he can use Widen Spell; for 3 uses, he can use Empower Spell; for 4 uses, he can use Quicken Spell. He can only imbue a spell with one of those feats until level 10, when the Adept may affect a single spell by as many of them as he wishes, as long as the total uses spent are equal to or less than 5.
Midnight Empathy: The Adept may use his Wild Empathy ability on unintelligent magical beasts, vermin, plants and aberrations. He also gains a bonus equal to his class level on Bluff, Diplomacy and Sense Motive checks when dealing with evil dragons, evil fey and evil plant creatures (who have intelligence). However, his growing connection to the Vale's energies warps him to be hideous to other civilized creatures. To all standard core races and good-aligned creatures, he is treated as having a Charisma score of 8.
Toxic Spell: The Adept has learned how to incorporate some of the Vale's harmful plants into his spells to weaken his enemies. The Adept may prepare an herbal material component (Profession Herbalist check DC 20 + spell level), which takes a day to make (to find the herbs and treat them), and then use them as an extra material component for any spell that has an area effect.
Any enemies affected by the spell who fails a Fort. Save DC = to the DC for that spell are weakened by the toxic spell, suffering -1 to attack and damage rolls, saving throws and skill checks. This effect increases to -2 at level 6 and -3 at level 10. A Toxic Spell always takes at least 1 standard action to cast, regardless of the original spells casting time – therefore, no Toxic Spell may be quickened. For every 5 points the Prof. Herbalist check result is over the initial DC to craft the component, enemies suffer an additional -1 penalty.
This penalty lasts for the duration of the spell, even if the enemies leave the spell's area. It may be cured with a Heal check of a DC equal to the Adept's Prof. Herbalist check or a Neutralize Poison spell.
Darkmist Summons: The Adept knows how to summon the warped, otherworldly creatures of the Vale. A number of summoned creatures per day equal to half his class level get the listed bonuses to Natural Armor (stacking with any other bonuses), saving throws and attack rolls. Affected creatures also manifest with the Fiendish template.
Thornclaw Horde: The Adept begins attracting the attention of the malevolent Thornclaw fey. He is able to command a group of them equal to his class level plus his Charisma modifier (if he has a negative Cha mod, subtract that many thornclaws). The thornclaws willingly do his bidding but are not magically bound to him. When a Thornclaw dies, it takes a day for a replacement to appear.
Entropic Touch: The Adept may make a melee touch attack at will to deal 2d6+class level+Wis modifier of negative energy damage. This effect heals undead.
Dark Servant: The Adept may attempt to summon an Arborgeist to be its servant. The summoning takes a week and 10,000 gp worth of rare herbal components, as well as an altar or grove affected by an Unhallow spell and a DC 30 Knowledge (Religion) and Knowledge (Nature) check. If any of these things fail, the ritual is wasted and the Arborgeist is not summoned. The summoned Arborgeist is under the Adept's complete mental control, but if it goes more than a mile from the Adept, the control is broken and the Arborgeist is free.
Umbral Apotheosis: The Adept has become one with the Vale and its nature. He gains the Entropic template, and he becomes immune to poison and disease and negative effects of aging. (However he still dies at the end of his natural lifespan.) He also no longer needs to return to the Vale to replenish his power, for the Vale has infused him with its power and he carries it with him.

Prereqs: Sneak Attack or Sudden Strike +4d6; Deceitful, Diligent, Combat Expertise, Primary Contact; Appraise, Craft (Poisonmaking), Decipher Script, Disguise, Forgery, Gather Information, Sleight of Hand, Balance, Tumble, Hide, Move Silently, Open Lock, Disable Device, Bluff, and Knowledge (Local [Drenheim]) all at 6 ranks; any nonlawful and nongood. Special: Must have performed a deed against the regime of Scurdaeg and not been caught.

Benefits: d6 HD, 8+ Int mod/level skill points, BAB as rogue, good Ref saves. Stacks with rogue for sneak attack OR ninja for sudden strike.

1- Poison Use, Quick Stealth
2- Infiltration +1
3- Sabotage 1/day
4- Infiltration +2, Special Talent
5- Sabotage 2/day
6- Infiltration +3
7- Sabotage 3/day
8- Infiltration +4, Special Talent
9- Sabotage 4/day
10- Unseen Assassin

Poison Use: You no longer have any possibility of accidentally poisoning yourself when using poisons.

Quick Stealth: You can now move your full speed while using Hide or Move Silently.

Infiltration: You're a master at digging up information and scouting out enemy strongholds secretly. You gain the listed bonus on AC, attack rolls, and skill checks while inside any enemy lair or stronghold.

Sabotage: Part of your job is causing chaos and disruption indirectly, and part of that includes sabotage. The listed number of times per day, the next attack you make against an object automatically ignores 5 Hardness per class level and deals full damage regardless of the type of damage you're dealing. You also may use this ability to grant yourself a +10 bonus to a Disable Device check made to break or disrupt a mechanism's normal operation.

Unseen Assassin: At your peak, you are so good at your job that you gain supernatural abilities related to stealth and deception. You are constantly affected by Nondetection, Misdirection, Nystul's Magic Aura and Mind Blank, with your character level as your caster level.

Special Talent: At levels 4 and 8, you may choose a talent from the list of rogue talents.

Prerequisites: Survival 8 ranks, Knowledge (Nature, Geography and Local) 4 ranks, Hide, Move Silently and Heal 4 ranks, Track.

Benefits: Good Fort and Ref saves; BAB as fighter; stacks with either ranger's favored enemy, *OR* scout's skirmish, *OR* rogue's sneak attack, d8 HD.

1- Friend of the Forest
2- Local Expert +1
3- Bonus Feat. Herbal Remedy 1/week
4- Local Expert +2
5- Bonus Feat, Herbal Remedy 2/week
6- Local Expert +3
7- Bonus Feat, Herbal Remedy 3/week
8- Local Expert +4
9- Bonus Feat, Herbal Remedy 4/week
10- Sworn Protector

Friend of the Forest(Ex): The inhabitants of the Greenstalker's chosen forest, native or immigrant, recognize the Greenstalker as a friend and ally. The Greenstalker may use Wild Empathy on non-evil, nonintelligent vermin, magical beasts, plants and aberrations in the forest as well as animals; he also adds his class level to Diplomacy and Sense Motive checks with Fey, Magical Beasts and Dragons in the forest.
Local Expert(Ex): The Greenstalker is well tuned to the forest and its terrain and goings-on. He adds the listed bonus to attack rolls, damage rolls, saving throws, and Hide, Move Silently, Spot, Listen and Survival checks within the forest.
Herbal Remedy(Ex): The listed number of times per week, the Greenstalker may use his knowledge of local herbs and their properties to craft herbal remedies to augment his healing abilities. It takes a DC 15 survival check to find the proper herbs in the vicinity. The check may be made in conjunction with a Survival check for foraging/getting along in the wild. It also takes a DC 15 Knowledge (Nature) check to properly prepare the herbs.
When used in conjunction with a Heal check, the herb grants him a +5 bonus on the check and allows him to cure 4 hp/level of damage over long-term care overnight, or 8 hp/level damage over a full day and night of rest. It also allows him to restore 1d4+1/class level points of ability damage or drain when treating poison or disease, and allows him to restore a dying character to 0 hit points instead of merely stopping the bleeding.
For every 3 points the Survival check exceeds 15, you find enough herbs to treat one additional character, and for every 3 points the Knowledge (Nature) check exceeds 15, you successfully prepare those herbs. This means that, for example, if you find multiple doses of herbs but fail to prepare one dose, you can try again on another dose, etc. Each prepared herb loses its potency after 1 day if it is not prepared into a remedy. Each remedy loses its potency after 1 day per 5 points of the Knowledge (Nature) check if not used.
The remedies do not have a GP value and cannot be sold, as only Greenstalkers know their proper applications. If used as an extra material component for a Cure spell, the remedy heals an additional 2 hp per class level.
Sworn Protector: The Greenstalker's oath of service and protection to the forest and its inhabitants takes on near-mythical proportions. While in his forest, he gains a +10 insight bonus to AC, his base land speed increases by +20, he gains Tremorsense out to 30 feet, and Darkvision 60 feet (if he already has darkvision, the normal range doubles), he may move his full speed while performing Balance or Tumble checks and while tracking or foraging, and is uninhibited by difficult terrain, and once per day he may attempt a death attack against any of his favored enemies. If he succeeds at dealing damage on a regular melee or ranged attack, the target must make a DC 30 Fortitude save or die.
Bonus Feats: At the listed levels, he may choose a bonus feat that can be any feat he meets the prerequisites for.

Prereqs: Ability to cast 4th-level spells, including any 2 abjurations and divinations of 3rd level or higher; Knowledge (any 3) 4 ranks, Diplomacy, Sense Motive, and Gather Information 4 ranks; Negotiator, Spell Focus (Abjuration or Divination), Skill Focus (Concentration). Must be any non-evil and non-chaotic. Special: Must be formally accepted into the ranks in person in Faalorn.

Benefits: Good will saves, poor ref and fort saves, d4 HD, 4+Int mod/level skill points, BAB as wizard, +1 spellcasting/level of one previous spellcasting class. If character had a familiar or animal companion, these levels stack for those purposes.

1- Inquisitor +2
2- Piercing Insight 1/day
3- Bonus Feat
4- Piercing Insight 2/day
5- Inquisitor +4
6- Bonus Feat
7- Piercing Insight 3/day
8- Inquisitor +6
9- Bonus Feat
10- High Questioner

Inquisitor: The Grey Watchers are masters of mundane methods of questioning and perceiving. Starting at level 1, they may always take 10 on Diplomacy and Sense Motive checks, and gain the listed bonus to those checks at the listed levels.

Piercing Insight: The Watchers' uncanny ability to see through lies and discover the truth extends to their magical abilities. The listed number of times per day, the next Abjuration or Divination spell that allows a saving throw or spell resistance no longer offers either. If the spell normally offers saving throws or spell resistance in subsequent rounds, then the number of allowed attempts is negated by 1 per every 2 of the Watcher's class levels.

High Questioner: The Watcher's abilities have been honed to a precise science. At the pinnacle of their power, Grey Watchers emanate a permanent Zone of Truth effect and are affected by a permanent Mind Blank and Greater Arcane Sight effect, none of which may be dispelled or suppressed.

Bonus Feats: At the listed levels, the Watcher gains a bonus feat that must be either a metamagic feat, Item Creation feat or a Skill Focus (Knowledge) feat.

Prerequisites: Turn Undead class feature, Bardic Music class feature, Knowledge (Religion) 8 ranks, Perform (Sing or Oratory) 8 ranks, Profession (herbalist) 4 ranks, Extra Turning, Extra Music, Great Fortitude, ability to cast 2nd level arcane spells and 2nd level divine spells.

Benefits: Good Fort and Will saves, Poor Ref save, BAB as Cleric, +1 spellcasting/level in either the divine or arcane spellcasting class; levels stack for Bardic Music and Turn Undead. d6 HD.

1- Music of the Grave
2- Bear Grief 1/day
3- Melodic Turning
4- Bonus Feat
5- Bear Grief 2/day
6- Song of Healing
7- Bonus Feat
8- Bear Grief 3/day
9- Song of Hope
10- Rest Easy

Music of the Grave(Su): Undead may be affected by your bardic music. Also you may expend 1 bardic music attempt to weaken undead within hearing. Mindless undead are slowed; intelligent undead are sickened.
Bear Grief(Su): The number of times per day, the Grief-Bearer can wipe away any fear or negative emotional effects from one ally per point of Wisdom bonus (minimum one). However the Grief-Bearer must make a Will save DC 20 or be saddened, suffering as under the Bane spell.
Melodic Turning(Su): The Grief-Bearer may augment a turning check with a Perform (Chant or Oratory) check. For every 5 of the Perform result, add +2 to both the initial check and the turning damage.
Song of Healing(Su): With an expenditure of 2 daily uses of bardic music, the Grief-Bearer can grant his allies Fast Healing 4 for a number of rounds equal to ½ the result of a Perform check. At level 10, the benefit increases to Regeneration. Song of Hope(Ex): With an expenditure of 8 daily uses of bardic music, the Grief-Bearer may grant his allies immunity to fatigue/exhaustion and any fear or other emotional effect as well as negative energy damage and effects for a number of rounds equal to the Grief-Bearer's class level plus his Charisma modifier. This ability does not remove or dispel such effects already in place.
Rest Easy(Su): With this ability, the Grief-Bearer may prepare a freshly deceased corpse with special herbs (Profession: Herbalist check DC 20), and expend 1 use of bardic music and 1 use of turn undead to grant a Dust to Dust spell on the corpse and also prevent any resurrection or soul-binding effects from working, including Wish or Miracle spells.
They also may use this ability to expend 4 uses of bardic music and 4 uses of turn undead and then make a melee touch attack to any undead creature, which must make a will save DC 25 + the Grief-Bearer's Wis and Cha modifiers or be utterly destroyed as if disintegrated. Intelligent undead affected by this effect also have their soul destroyed, whether it is in the body that was touched or contained elsewhere in a phylactery or similar device. Even if an undead makes the save, he still takes 10d12 untyped damage with no spell resistance or save for the damage. This ability works on both corporeal and incorporeal undead. Bonus Feats: At 4th and 7th levels, the Grief-Bearer may choose a bonus feat that must either be a Divine feat, a metamagic feat, or a feat affecting bardic music.

Prereqs: Cha and Dex 14+; Will and Ref save +3; Knowledge (Nobility and Royalty, Local, History, and Geography), Bluff, Diplomacy, Sense Motive, Forgery, Sleight of Hand, Disguise and Appraise all 4 ranks; Negotiator, Deceitful, Combat Expertise.
Cannot be chaotic.

Benefits: Good Ref and Will saves, d6 HD, 8+Int mod/level skill points, BAB as rogue.

1- House Standing, Spells
2- Social Dexterity 1/day
3- Aristocratic Grace +2
4- Noble Fencer
5- Social Dexterity 2/day
6- Aristocratic Grace +4
7- Clever Tongue
8- Social Dexterity 3/day
9- Aristocratic Grace +6
10- Ultimate Manipulator

House Standing: The House Aristocrat's greatest asset is his standing in his noble house. As part of the social network of the upper class, the Aristocrat may have a number of contacts up to three times his natural Charisma modifier. All of his contacts and all members of his House or those affiliated with his House have an initial attitude of Helpful toward him, and he gets +10 on Diplomacy checks toward them. If he ever brings dishonor or disgrace to himself or to his house, the House elders may revoke his status or even cast him out from the House, in which case he loses all the bonuses of the House Standing feature and cannot advance in the class again, but he retains any other abilities gained thus far.

Spells: Through his upper class schooling and intense persona, the House Aristocrat gains the ability to cast a small number of arcane spells, using his Character level as his caster level. They are cast off of Charisma. He can cast these spells 1/day each. The spells he's able to cast are: Nystul's Magic Aura, False Vision, Nondetection, Locate Object, Locate Creature, Detect Scrying and Mage's Private Sanctum. If his character level isn't high enough that a full caster of the same level can't access one of the spells, he can't use it until he gets to that character level.

Social Dexterity: The House Aristocrat is a master of social intrigue and dialogues and can subtly shift things the way he wants. The listed number of times per day, he may reroll any failed Bluff, Diplomacy, Gather Information or Sense Motive check, and if the new check succeeds, the previous check is treated as never having happened.

Aristocratic Grace: The Aristocrat is entirely at home in any city, and has learned how to get by in most any urban situations. He gains the listed insight bonuses to AC and Saving Throw rolls as long as he is within a settlement of Large City or larger.

Noble Fencer: The Aristocrat has been trained in the noble tradition of rapier usage, as the elegant blade is a sign of sophistication and grace. If he was not already proficient, he is now proficient, and he is treated as having Weapon Focus and Weapon Specialization in the rapier. He also gains +2 bonus to bluff checks made to feint, attack and damage rolls when fighting against humans, elves, half-elves, half-orcs, halflings, dwarves and gnomes when wielding a rapier.

Clever Tongue: The Aristocrat may now use Bluff, Diplomacy and Sense Motive at his full bonus with creatures against whom normally he would have a penalty, such as magical beasts or outsiders. He also may take 10 on these checks when dealing with standard races. (Humans, elves, etc.)

Ultimate Manipulator: Once a week, any creature the Aristocrat successfully gets up to Helpful attitude via Diplomacy or Bluff is considered Charmed, as the spell Charm Monster. If he gets the attitude up to Friendly, they may have a Suggestion spell placed on them. If he gets them to the Fanatic level, they may be considered Dominated. Since these are not the actual spells cast upon them, this ability works even on creatures who are immune to mind-affecting effects. He also becomes immune to Charms and Compulsion spells and effects.

Prereqs: BAB +5; Iron Will, Power Attack, Combat Expertise; Diplomacy, Ride, Knowledge (Arcana), Sense Motive 4 ranks; Proficiency with all martial weapons and armor and shields.

Benefits: Good Fort and Will saves, poor ref. saves, d10 HD, 2+ Int mod/level skill points. BAB as fighter.

1- Mystic Bond, Defensive Smite 1/day
2- Arcane Fortification +2
3- Defensive Smite 2/day
4- Bonus Feat, Mystic Parry
5- Defensive Smite 3/day
6- Arcane Fortification +4
7- Defensive Smite 4/day
8- Bonus Feat, Mystic Riposte
9- Defensive Smite 5/day
10- Arcane Fortification +6, Mystic Conduit

Mystic Bond: At 1st level upon finishing his training, the Knight undergoes a bonding ritual with a member mage of the Order. The bonding preferably happens between a newly certified mage and knight, though unequal bondings between senior mages and junior knights or vice versa have been known to happen.
As long as the Knight and his bonded Mage are within 1 mile of each other, they each gain the Alertness feat, and once per day each one can choose to use one or all of the other's senses, including sight, taste, smell, hearing and/or touch for up to 1 minute per Knight class level (if it is the Knight who is doing the remote sensing) or Mage of the Arcane Order class level (if it is the mage who is doing the remote viewing). This allotted time cannot be split up in any way. During the viewing, the remote viewer's own sense or senses are replaced by the object's senses, essentially rendering the viewer's body blind, deaf, etc. to its own surroundings, but the object's own senses are unchanged.
The bonded pair may also communicate empathically just as a wizard does with his familiar.
Also, as long as the bonded pair are adjacent to each other, the Knight gains the Mage's Intelligence or Charisma modifier (whichever is the key casting ability) as an insight bonus on saving throws, and the Mage gains the Knight's Constitution modifier as an insight bonus to Armor Class.
If his charge is killed, the Knight takes half the damage the mage took from his killing blow (if any damage) and must make a DC 30 Fortitude save or take 1d10 points of Constitution drain. The Knight loses any bonuses from the Mystic Bond class feature but retains all other class features. He may still be part of the Order, but may not undergo another Bonding for one full year at the end of which he must accept an Atonement spell.
If the Knight's bonded mage is not a PC, it will be an NPC under DM control.

Defensive Smite: The Knight is trained to protect his charge at all costs. The listed number of times per day, he may add his class level as a bonus to an attack and damage roll against an enemy who has attempted to physically or magically harm his charge within the last 2 rounds. This may apply to attacks of opportunity, as well. The damage is magical force damage.

Arcane Fortification: Through his exposure to magical forces and his knowledge of such, the Knight becomes able to stack Armor or Shield bonuses from magical sources with the bonus from his physical armor up to the listed bonus. For example, a 2nd-level Knight of the Lamp who has a Mage Armor spell cast on him while he is already wearing armor may add +2 to his Armor bonus, but not +4 as the spell. A 10th-level Knight, on the other hand, can benefit fully from a Mage Armor spell as well as a pair of Bracers of Armor +2 in addition to any bonuses he has from his physical armor and/or shield.

Mystic Parry: A number of times per day equal to his Intelligence modifier (minimum 1), the Knight of the Lamp may, as a standard action, attempt to block damage from an incoming spell, spell-like ability or supernatural ability. He makes a melee attack roll against the enemy's caster level, and if he wins, the damage is completely nullified. He may perform a Mystic Parry on behalf of his charge but only if his charge is adjacent to him.

Mystic Riposte: In addition to Mystic Parry, an 8th-level Knight of the Lamp may attempt to bounce a spell, spell-like ability or supernatural ability back at its caster. Only spells that may be affected by Spell Turning can be affected by Mystic Riposte. Mystic Riposte functions otherwise the same as Mystic Parry and also counts against the daily uses of that ability. Also, the Knight may now attempt Mystic Parries as a move action instead of a standard action.

Mystic Conduit: The Knight of the Lamp is so in tune with the mystic bond between him and his charge that he can shrug off the effects of offensive magic cast by his charge and can even act as a conduit for his charge's magic. He no longer is affected by any offensive magic cast by his charge, and a number of times per day equal to his unmodified Constitution modifier he can act as the starting point for an emanation spell his charge casts, or he may deliver a touch spell that his charge casts.

Bonus Feats: At levels 4 and 8, the Knight may choose any Fighter Bonus Feat as a bonus feat.

Prereqs: Con and Wis 14+; BAB +3; Decipher Script, Diplomacy, Gather Information, Knowledge (History and Geography), and Search at 4 ranks; Negotiator, Endurance, and Two-Weapon Fighting; ability to speak at least 4 languages, including Valirnite.

Benefits: d8 HD; 4+ Int mod/level skill points; Good Will and Fort saves, poor Ref saves. BAB as cleric.

1- Valirnite proficiencies, Spells
2- Insight of the Ancients 1/day
3- Field Study +2, Bonus Feat
4- Insight of the Ancients 2/day
5- Valirnite Resilience, Field Study +4
6- Insight of the Ancients 3/day
7- Field Study +6, Bonus Feat
8- Insight of the Ancients 4/day
9- Ancestral Epiphany

Valirnite proficiencies: Through the study of ancient texts and manuals recovered from the ruins of Valirn, the Scion becomes familiar with his ancestors' preferred weapons. He gains exotic weapon proficiency with the gyrspike and spinning javelin. If he already has proficiency with either of these weapons, he may choose to apply the Weapon Focus feat to one or the other.

Insight of the Ancients: Through his extensive research of his forebears and their ways, the Scion has absorbed some of their wise practices into his daily life. The listed number of times per day, he may add his Wisdom modifier to any one saving throw, including Will saves, for which he essentially doubles his ability modifier. He also may use this ability to add his Wisdom modifier to his next attack and damage roll.

Field Study: As a consummate scholar always on the lookout for ruins and artifacts that might involve Valirn, the Scion is adept at traversing ancient ruins and discovering lost secrets. He gains the listed bonus to all Decipher Script, Diplomacy, Sense Motive, Knowledge, Appraise, Search, and Gather Information checks. He also gains the bonus on saving throws against traps within ruins.

Valirnite Resilience: Through his own physical hardening from traveling far and wide in search of lost Valirnite lore, and from his study into the physical, spiritual and mental fortitude of his ancestors, the Scion has unlocked their secrets of serene resilience. He adds 1/2 of his natural Wisdom modifier (minimum 1) to his Constitution score, and then adds his Constitution modifier as an Insight bonus on all saving throws, attack rolls, and damage rolls.

Spells: During his quest for knowledge and understanding of his ancestors, the Scion learns more about their unique spellcasting tradition. At each level, he gains the following spells as spell-like abilities usable 1/day each, with his character level as the caster level, saving throws based off of wisdom: 1- Protection from Evil; 2-Calm Emotions; 3-Prayer; 4-Panacea; 5-Dispel Evil; 6-Wind Walk; 7-Mass Spell Resistance; 8-Mass Death Ward; 9-Mass Heal.

Ancestral Epiphany: At the end of his journey to understand his ancestors, he knows them so well he essentially becomes just like them. He becomes immune to negative mind-affecting effects, gains a +5 insight bonus to attack and damage rolls with Valirnite weapons, and is also affected by permanent True Seeing, Detect Thoughts and Discern Lies.

Bonus Feats: At the listed levels, the Scion may choose any feat for which he qualifies. Any feat affecting the use of a specific weapon (such as Weapon Specialization or Improved Critical) must be applied to either the gyrspike or spinning javelin.

Prereqs: BAB +7, Con 16+, proficiency with all martial weapons and armor, Craft (weaponsmithing) 10 ranks, Use Rope 4 ranks, Knowledge (local: Faalorn) 2 ranks; Weapon Focus (Any), Weapon Specialization (any), Power Attack. Any non-evil and non-chaotic. Special: Must survive Rite of Excision. Specially brewed concoction is made for you to drink. Upon drinking, you must succeed a DC 20 Fort save, or die. If you succeed, you are sickened for 24 hours afterward, and forever lose your natural eyesight.

Benefits: d12 hd, BAB as fighter, good fort and will saves, poor ref saves, 2+Int mod/level skill points, if you were a monk or paladin before, you can continue to advance as either.

1- Enhanced Perception, Bonded Weapon +1
2- Inner Focus 1/day, Bonus Feat
3- Bonded Weapon +2 (energy)
4- Inner Focus 2/day, Blindsense 200 ft.
5- Bonded Weapon +3 (energy burst)
6- Inner Focus 3/day, Bonus Feat
7- Bonded Weapon +4 (Axiomatic), Blindsight 200 ft.
8- Inner Focus 4/day, Bonus Feat
9- Bonded Weapon +5 (Holy)
10- Inner Focus 5/day, Transcendent Senses

Enhanced Perception: The Silver Guardian has taken the first step on the path of discovering his true sight. He gains +20 on Listen checks, can always take 10 on Listen checks, perform them as a free action, and also gains the Scent ability out to 60 feet. He suffers from the Blinded effect, except he does not suffer the -2 penalty to AC, he retains his Dex bonus, and he does not treat adjacent foes as having concealment (but ranged foes still do), and he also can move his full speed. **Remember: Since he is blind, invisible creatures do not have concealment from him; if he can pinpoint their location via Listen, he can attack them normally.

Bonded Weapon: The Silver Guardian chooses a weapon for which he has both Weapon Focus and Weapon Specialization feats. This weapon must be a masterwork specimen he has crafted himself. This is his bonded weapon, which gains powerful abilities as long as he wields it. As soon as he lets go of it, it becomes a normal specimen, but regains its abilities once he picks it up again. At the listed levels, it gains the listed magical enhancement bonus (which does not stack with any already existing enhancement bonuses). Also it gains the listed abilities. So a 10th-level Silver Guardian who crafts a masterwork longsword, and he has WF and WS with Longswords, then his Bonded Longsword acts as a +5 Axiomatic and Holy Energy Burst Longsword. The type of energy he chooses always stays the same and can be either fire, cold, acid, or electricity.

He may choose to use a single natural weapon as his bonded weapon, instead.

Inner Focus: The Silver Guardian, through his spiritual and emotional journey to discover his true sight, learns the secret of powering through pain using his own physical power. The listed number of times per day, he can make a melee attack roll in place of any saving throw, if his melee attack bonus is higher than his saving throw bonus. Also, he may choose to use the ability to take 10 on a single melee attack roll.

Blindsense: At 4th level, the Silver Guardian gains Blindsense out to 200 feet, in addition to his Enhanced Perception abilities.

Blindsight: At 7th level, the Silver Guardian gains Blindsight out to 200 feet. This replaces the Blindsense ability and is in addition to the Enhanced Perception ability.

Transcendent Senses: At the pinnacle of his power, the Silver Guardian has unlocked all the secrets of his true sight. He gains Telepathy out to 200 feet, a permanent Status effect out to 200 feet, and the Mindsight feat. He also may choose to take 20 on a single melee attack roll per day, and may use his Inner Focus ability to take 10 on each attack roll in a full attack action.

Bonus feats: At the listed levels, Silver Guardians may choose any bonus feat from the list of Fighter bonus feats.

Prereqs: Ki Strike class feature, ability to cast 2nd-level divine spells; Knowledge (Nature, Arcana, Religion), Balance, Climb, Jump, Tumble, Spellcraft 5 ranks; Natural Spell, Extend Spell, Pharaoh's Fist. Must have spent time alone in a windstorm of severe or higher winds unprotected for the duration of the storm.

Benefits: d8 HD, 4+Int mod/level skill points, all good saves, stacks with monk for flurry of blows. +1 spellcasting/level.

1- Atmospheric Essence
2- Wind Sheath 1/day
3- Northern Fist
4- Wind Sheath 2/day
5- Southern Zephyr
6- Wind Sheath 3/day
7- Western Gale
8- Wind Sheath 4/day
9- Eastern Heat
10- Master of the Four Winds

Atmospheric Essence: Your meditation of the winds has granted you additional insights. You add the following spells to your druid spell list: 1: Unseen Servant; 2: Whispering Wind; 3: Fly; 4: Solid Fog; 5: Telekinesis; 6: Chain Lightning; 7: Ethereal Jaunt; 8: Horrid Wilting; 9: Reality Maelstrom. You also gain a bonus to saving throws equal to your Wisdom modifier as long as you are in an area affected by wind of any speed. In areas of tornado-strength winds, this bonus doubles. In hurricane force winds, it triples. You also become immune to the negative effects of wind speed.

Wind Sheath: You are able to manipulate the winds to cover you in a sheath of howling winds just an inch above your skin. The effect lasts for a number of rounds equal to half your class level plus your wisdom modifier. While in effect, it gives you a deflection bonus to AC equal to your class level, and makes you immune to inhaled poisons and any detrimental effects from any Cloud or similar spells, as well as Freedom of Movement from any Entangling effects (Black Tentacles, Entangle, etc.). It also grants your natural weapons the Sonic ability. At level 6 you gain the Thundering ability, and at level 9 you gain the Sonic Burst ability.

Northern Fist: You've mastered the fury of the frigid north wind. A number of times per day up to your Wisdom modifier, you can imbue a Stunning Fist attack with cold damage equal to twice your class level. In addition to the stunning effect, an enemy who failed the save vs. the stunning also is exhausted for a number of rounds afterward equal to your Wisdom modifier. If you use this ability to imbue a Pharaoh's Fist attack, the enemies affected take half the damage and are fatigued.

Southern Zephyr: You've tapped into the mystical forces of nature inherent in the soothing southern breeze. Each day, you can tap into its power to heal yourself or an adjacent comrade. A soft breeze flows around the target, cleansing it of hurts, healing up to 10 hp per class level. This healing can be split up, much like a paladin's Lay On Hands ability.

Western Gale: You finally understand the ferocity of the ocean gales blowing out of the west, and can harness them to great effect. Once a day for a number of rounds equal to your class level -- which can be split up as you wish -- you can make a full-round attack to either deliver a bull rush with a +20 strength bonus (plus normal damage), or slam a 10-foot outward emanation from you with hurricane-force winds + damage equal to your class level.

Eastern Heat: You have mastered the fiery desert winds that constantly scorch the face of the Tethian wastes. Once a day, for a number of rounds equal to your class level -- which can be split up as you wish -- you can engulf yourself in scorching, sandy winds. You gain immunity to fire and heal 1/2 damage from fire attacks, and can discharge the remaining rounds to deal 1d8 per class level fire damage to everyone within 20 feet.

Master of the Four Winds: You've reached the pinnacle of your skill. You become an outsider with the air subtype, and can become a gaseous form at will, with a fly speed equal to your base land speed and perfect maneuverability. You also are permanently affected by a non-dispellable Fly spell that you can turn on or off at will. You also gain immunity to cold and electricity.
Additionally, you unlock further abilities of your class features. Northern Fist: You are able to once a day cast Flesh to Ice (Frostburn) on a successful single-target Northern Fist attack. Southern Zephyr: You are able once a day to cast Neutralize Poison, Remove Disease and/or Panacea on a target on which you expend at least 50 hp of healing. Western Gale: You are able once a day blind a bull rush target for 1d4 rounds or deafen enemies affected by the emanation attack for 1d4 rounds.