Killfire: Brontes "Bronze" Haphaistios - Human Crafter

Kaerri · Jul 27, 2014

Name - Brontes "Bronze" Haphaistios Class - Rogue Race - Human Alignment - tbd Size - Medium Speed - 30 feet per round Gender - Male Age - 35 Height - 6' (183 cm) Weight - 250 lb (113.4 Kg) Hair - Brown with a white streak on the left Eyes - Right eye is brown, left eye is white STR: 18+2 (Belt of Ogre Power) DEX: 11 CON: 16 (15 +1 from leveling) INT: 15 (13 +2 from being human) WIS: 12 CHA: 7 Hit Points: 67 Action Points: 8/8 Initiative: +0 Armor Class: 17 Fortitude Save: +5 (+2 +3 Con) Reflex Save: +5 (+5 +0 Dex) Will Save: +3 (+2 + Wis) Base Attack Bonus (BAB): +5 Hammer attack: +8 (+5+1 Str, +2 warhammer) Combat Maneuver Bonus (CMB): +10 (+5 BAB, +4+1 Str) Combat Maneuver Defense (CMD): +10 (+5 BAB, +4+1 Str) Languages: Common, Dwarven, Celestial. Human notes: +2 to one ability score of choice (Int) Medium: no bonuses or penalties due to size Base speed: 30' feet Bonus feat at 1st level +1 skill rank per level Rogue notes: All simple weapons, plus hand crossbow, rapier, sap, shortbow, and shortsword Light armor (but not shields) Sneak attack: deal+4d6 to any target that is denied their Dex bonus to AC or when flanking Trapfinding: add 1/2 rogue level to Perception skill checks to locate traps and to Disable Device skill checks. Can use Disable Device to disarm magic traps. Evasion: if a successful Reflex save is made against an attack that normally deals half damage on a save, the rogue instead takes no damage. Only if wearing light or no armor. Can't use if helpless. Rogue talents: --Minor magic: Mending (3/day as spell-like ability, caster level=rogue level, save DC 10+Int) --Major magic: Identify (2/day as spell-like ability, caster level=rogue level, save DC 11+Int) --Weapon training: Receive the Weapon Focus feat for free Trap Sense: +2 Reflex saves to avoid traps and +2 AC against attacks made by traps Uncanny Dodge: cannot be caught flatfooted, nor lose Dex bonus to AC against invisible foes (still lose Dex bonus to AC if immobilized or is successfully feinted against) Favored class: Rogue Favored class bonuses: all in skill points so far Signature Ability: Master craftsman As per the feat, but granted at 1st level without prerequisites
Total skill ranks: 72 Armor check: -2 Skill.............................Total=(Ability Mod)+Ranks+Class bonus+miscellaneous bonuses Acrobatics.........................-2=Dex(+0)+0+(-2 armor check) Appraise...........................+10=Int(+2)+5+(3 class) Bluff...................................-2=Cha(-2)+0 Climb................................+3=Str(+4+1)+0+(-2 armor check) Craft (Metalsmith)...........+11=Int(+2)+6+(3 class) Craft (Woodworking)......+11=Int(+2)+6+(3 class) Craft (Armor/Shields).....+11=Int(+2)+6+(3 class) Craft (Weapons/Bows)..+11=Int(+2)+6+(3 class) Craft (Jewelry)................+11=Int(+2)+6+(3 class) Craft (Clothing)...............+11=Int(+2)+6+(3 class) Craft (Leatherwork)........+11=Int(+2)+6+(3 class) Craft (Alchemy)..............+11=Int(+2)+6+(3 class) Diplomacy.........................-2=Cha(-2)+0 Disable Device*................-2=Dex(+0)+0+(-2 armor check) Disguise............................-2=Cha(-2)+0 Escape Artist.....................-2=Dex(+0)+0+(-2 armor check) Fly......................................-2=Dex(+0)+0+(-2 armor check) Handle Animal*.................+3=Cha(-2)+5 Heal...................................+1=Wis(+1)+0 Intimidate...........................-1=Cha(-2)+0 Know (Dungeoneering)*...+6=Int(+2)+1+(3 class) Linguistics*.......................+2=Int(+2)+0 Perception........................+9=Wis(+1)+5+(3 class) Perform (sing)................+11=Cha(-2)+7+(3 class)+(3 Skill Focus) Profession (cook)*...........+11=Wis(+1)+7+(3 class) Ride..................................+0=Dex(+0)+2+(-2 armor check) Sense Motive....................+1=Wis(+1)+0 Sleight of Hand*.................-2=Dex(+0)+0+(-2 armor check) Spellcraft*.........................+4=Int(+2)+2 Stealth...............................-2=Dex(+0)+0+(-2 armor check) Survival.............................+1=Wis(+1)+0 Swim................................+3=Str(+4+1)+0+(-2 armor check) Use Magic Device*...........+2=Cha(-2)+1+(3 class)
Total character feats: 4 (1, 1 human, 3, 5) Feat: Martial Weapon Proficiency (Warhammer) Description: Grants proficiency with warhammers Prereqs: none Page: 130 Feat: Skill Focus (Perform: singing) Description: +3 bonus on Perform (sing) checks (+6 at 10 ranks) Prereqs: none Page: 134 Feat: Craft Wondrous Item Description: You can create wondrous items Prereqs: Caster level 3rd (bypassed with signature ability) Page: 120 Feat: Craft Magic Arms and Armor Description: You can create magic armor, shields, and weapons Prereqs: Caster level 5th (bypassed with signature ability) Page: 120 Granted by the rogue talent "Combat Trick": Feat: Shield Proficiency Description: Allows the use of light and heavy shields Prereqs: none Page: Granted by Amulet of Mighty Fists: Feat: Improved Unarmed Strike Description: You do not provoke opportunity attacks when attacking while unarmed Prereqs: none Page: 128
Studded leather armor +2. Armor bonus +5, max Dex bonus +5, armor check -1, 30' move Warhammer +2 (which will provide light on command as a torch unlimited times per day). (This is not a smithing hammer; you have other hammers for craft work.) Bashing 1d8+2+(4+1), crit X3 Amulet of Mighty Pillow (Amulet of Mighty Fists) - This two-sided amulet displays a fantastic carving very fit masculine body on one side with a feminine body on the other. Metagame info: This amulet grants an enhancement bonus of +1 on attack and damage rolls with unarmed attacks and natural weapons. In my game, this particular amulet also grants the use of the feat: Improved Unarmed Attack instead of the melee weapon special abilities. Bag of Holding Fluffyness III (Bag of Holding Type III) - (GM Note: This big bad boy counts as two items). As above, except: Bag weight: 35 pounds. Contents Weight limit: 1,000 pounds. Contents Volume Limit: 250 cubic feet. --Currently holding a 200-lb anvil, 3 specialized tongs and 1 general tong, files, drill, bits, spare bars of steel, and foodstuffs for cooking awesomely nummy meals Belt of Ogre Fluffyness (Belt of Ogre Power (Giant Strength) +2) - This belt is a thick leather affair, often decorated with huge metal buckles. Metagame info: The belt grants the wearer an enhancement bonus to Strength of +2 when worn (GM Note: Whenever worn, unlike the temporarily ability bonus for the first 24 hours). Restorative Fluffy Pillow (Restorative Ointment) - The honey-colored glass jar appears to be of Wood Elven design, for it opens and closes without a sound. Every time. Metagame info: Placed upon a poisoned wound or swallowed, the ointment detoxifies any points (as neutralize poison with a +5 bonus on the check). Applied to a diseased area, it removes disease (as remove disease with a +5 bonus on the check). Rubbed on a wound, the ointment cures 1d8+5 points of damage (as cure light wounds). There are five applications. Starting Gear: Everyone begins with the following: A sturdy leather backpack, a comfy bedroll, 2 small sacks, 1 large sack, a dagger, a hooded lantern (if desired. Your weapons have Light on Command), 3 flasks of oil, 50 feet of hemp rope, two outfits of choice, 6 tindertwigs (Matches, basically, but better. Lighting a torch is a standard action instead of a full-round action with flint and steel), A tinderbox (much like flint and steel, but far more convenient), two weeks of good rations, two full waterskins. Purchased gear: Masterwork heavy metal shield AC +2, armor check -1, 15lbs Gear: Masterwork artisan metalsmithing tools (adds +2 to Crafting checks with Metalsmithing. Hammer is especially beautiful with a symbol of Hephaestus upon it). Two large-sized, metal, spiked clubs +2 (Dubble Trubble's). 2d6+2 damage each. Money: 3,152 gold pieces
Appraise You have 5 ranks, which makes you an expert Appraiser. When you use the Appraise skill, you roll 1d20 and add +10 to the result. --Used to evaluate the monetary value of an object. --With a good enough die roll, you can tell if an object has magical properties, but not what those properties are*. *One of your rogue talents is the use of the spell Identify two times per day, which helps you learn the magical properties of an item. Crafting in general --You can create items and masterwork items, and repair items, using the appropriate crafting skill. Craft (Metalsmith) You have 6 ranks, which makes you an expert Metalsmith. When you craft items using the Metalsmith skill, you roll 1d20 and add +13 to the result (+2 from the masterwork artisan metalsmith tools). --Used for general metalsmithing (pots, nails, shovel blades, etc.), but not weapons or armor. Craft (Woodworking) You have 6 ranks, which makes you an expert Woodworker. When you craft items using the Woodworking skill, you roll 1d20 and add +11 to the result. --Used for general woodworking (cabinetry, furniture, ladders, etc.), but not weapons or armor. Craft (Armor/Shields) You have 6 ranks, which makes you an expert Armorsmith. When you craft items using the Armor/Shields skill, you roll 1d20 and add +11 to the result. --Used for all armor and shields, including wood, leather, and metal of all kinds. Craft (Weapons/Bows) You have 6 ranks, which makes you an expert Weaponsmith. When you craft items using the Weapons/Bows skill, you roll 1d20 and add +11 to the result. --Used for all weapons, including bows, of any material. Craft (Jewelry) You have 6 ranks, which makes you an expert Jeweler. When you craft items using the Jewelry skill, you roll 1d20 and add +11 to the result. --Used for creating jewelry of all materials, including filigree and other fine decorative work. --Includes the skills to cut, shape, and polish gems and other precious stones. Craft (Clothing) You have 6 ranks, which makes you an expert Tailor. When you craft items using the Clothing skill, you roll 1d20 and add +11 to the result. --Used for making clothing and other cloth items of all kinds. Does not include leather. Craft (Leatherwork) You have 6 ranks, which makes you an expert Leatherworker. When you craft items using the Leatherworking skill, you roll 1d20 and add +11 to the result. --Used for general leatherwork (saddles, blacksmith aprons, shoes/boots, etc.), but not armor. Craft (Alchemy) You have 6 ranks, which makes you an expert Alchemist. When you craft items using the Alchemy skill, you roll 1d20 and add +11 to the result. --Used to make acid, alchemist's fire (like acid, but with flames that can set things on fire), smokesticks (like a smoke bomb), tindertwigs (like matches), antitoxins, sunrods (like a really bright glowstick), tanglefoot bag (basically throwable superglue), and thunderstones (kind of like a flash-bang grenade, but without the flash). --You need alchemical equipment to use this skill. If the GM allows, it's probably in your Bag of Fluffy somewhere. Profession (cook) You have 5 ranks, which makes you an expert Cook. When you are cooking, you roll 1d20 and add +9 to the result. Spellcraft You have 2 ranks. When you are using Spellcraft, you roll 1d20 and add +4 to the result. --Used when casting the identify spell to identify the magical properties of an item. Use Magic Device You have 1 rank. For this skill, roll 1d20 and add +4 to the result. --Used to activate magic items when you don't have the training or don't meet other prerequisites (such as race, alignment, etc.) --Note that drastic failure (fail by 10 or more) can cause really...interesting results, usually bad. Mending As one of your rogue talents, you have the ability to cast the Mending spell three times per day. --This can be used to repair damaged*, broken**, or destroyed*** items, including magical ones. * "Damaged" means the item has taken hit point damage. ** "Broken" means the item has lost more than half of its hit points, and is accordingly less effective. *** "Destroyed" means the item has lost all of its hit points and is now useless.

killfire · Oct 24, 2014

Added 2 Luxurious Blue Fluffy Pillows to Inventory, Bag of Fluffyness.

killfire · Feb 3, 2015

Ok lets see skills first... 1 in each Crafting skill that takes 8, and lets see... Perform Sing +1, and Profession Cook +2. Now for the hit dice...

You know I really prefer my real dice? Rolled 3 times on the Real dice got a 4, 8, and 2, none to be taken seriously. Now for this silly place.

[dice]4330[/dice]

OH NOW it Rolls a Full on, SHEESH! Why didn't it do that before! I mean GORSH!!!!

Gear Added: 80 Ton Variant of the Warhammer IIC Killfire Industries Advanced Technology Version. AND the laughter happens!

Purr · Apr 2, 2015

Hey, Killfire? Looks like Bronze is still owed a feat for reaching level 7. What would you like it to be?

killfire · Apr 4, 2015

Uhhhhh.... What do I have to chose from?

Purr · Apr 4, 2015

Anything Bronze meets the prerequisites for on this list. =)

killfire · Apr 4, 2015

Um... there really isn't anything there that really fits. Hum... How about Leadership? Bronzes nature of honesty, and sense of Justice attracts good people, but he also does not want the responsibility of a leader. This doesn't mean he's a bad leader, just the opposite, he's a good one, just doesn't like the responsibility of it. What cha tink?

Purr · Apr 4, 2015

It doesn't sound like a good fit, then. It's like saying, "I want a sword but I don't want the responsibility of taking care of it." Leadership is a responsibility; take care of your people or they leave (or worse).

How about instead a Skill Focus in one of his skills?

killfire · Apr 7, 2015

Hum... (looks at you funny) O.o

What cha suggest?

Purr · Apr 12, 2015

Another Skill Focus to a Craft skill you don't have yet?

killfire · Apr 14, 2015

Um... What craft skills am I missing?

Purr · Apr 14, 2015

Bronze has all of the common bases covered (and well). He'll only have to purchase new crafting skills if he gets into a specialized field (like ship-building). For the items you've been asking for, Bronze is set.

Captain Hesperus · Apr 15, 2015

Shame you don't have Knowledge (Metallurgy). All that tinkering with the prismalcum would lend to a Skill Focus for metallurgy.

Captain Hesperus

killfire · Apr 15, 2015

AH HA! Thanks Cap, that sounds like a good idea. Dan, what cha think?

Purr · Apr 15, 2015

There isn't a Knowledge skill that pertains to metallurgy (that's all in the craft skill Bronze already has). Talking to Kaerri here, when she was putting Bronze together, she made sure he had everything he needed for crafting metal, wood, and cloth/leather. This means if he goes for, say, glass or bookbinding, he'll need new skills. The concept for Bronze included a very broad notion of what he wanted to craft and Kaerri did her best to accomodate.

Still, we are talking about a Feat here (not skill points - yours are currently all spent up). I recommend the feat Skill Focus (+3 to any one skill) on any one of Bronze's crafting skills (see Kaerri's notes on Bronze's character sheet for details).

killfire · Apr 16, 2015

What would be the way to go to eventually turn Bronze into a Legendary craftsman?

Purr · Apr 17, 2015

Choosing skill focus towards a crafting skill he loves is a good start.

killfire · Apr 18, 2015

How about something toward the Forge in General?

Purr · Apr 18, 2015

I don't know what you mean, nor do I know of any feats that focus on the forge alone (besides Skill Focus). Could you elaborate?

killfire · Apr 23, 2015

Hum, well lets see, immunity to the stuff ya make, sword won't cut you, axe won't chop ya, ect. Fire Resistance/immunity, not attacks but could walk through forest fires, and handle superhot metals. Know something about anything made of metal's. There are a few others but right now I'm a bit distracted. Dentist app today darnit.

Purr · Apr 23, 2015

Feats don't exactly work that way, bud. They are mostly an extension of natural talent, practiced skill, or learned education, not supernatural abilities.

Kaerri · Apr 23, 2015

I suggest taking a look at the feats list atod see what's on offer: http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/feats.html

It's not really extensive reading - just scroll down to the table and check the short description. Skill Focus is probably the best thing but you do have to pick an existing skill to apply it to (i.e., something off your skill list would be best).

killfire · Apr 24, 2015

Forge Ring? How about that one? "I shall Craft... THE ONE RING! +1 to all stats" WoW, wouldn't that be awsem?

Purr · Apr 24, 2015

Rings can be powerful, for certain. Crafting any magical ring takes a minimum of two days' work (and it gets much higher from there). Still, the results are worth it.

Still, I think Bronze would make a lousy Sauron. He's too Fluffy to endanger Middle Earth! =)

killfire · Apr 24, 2015

heh heh Actually there was two references, Sauron (Of course) and WoW. WoW Does have a "one ring" and it does just what I mention +1 all stats. They also have a Two Ring I think. But that's not the point, it sounds like that might be a good skill for him to have, since rings are rare and valuable, specially ones that are custom made to the user. Bronze might make a evil fluffy pillow... no... more like one that helps ya sleep and heal really REALLY well. (Note To Self: Learn to make sewing type thingies)

Oh as for Combat, he's in range to hear what's going on so he'll become involved as needed. Think of Bronze as a Backup unit/Reserve unit. Stays out of combat unless called, or sees someone needing help, or defending something.

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