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New Feats

Along with the new feats to be found in this section,

also introduced is an entirely new category of feats.

Specialist feats are only available to specialist wizards,

and most only to a speciﬁ c type of specialist.

New Feats

Illustrators: Gary Dupuis

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Table 1: New Feats

Feat

The Conjurer specialist wizard has been transformed

into its own 20-level base class. The standard wizard

found in the PHB remains the typical, universal wizard

base class.

Prerequisites

Arcane Cra sman *

1 level of conjurer, 6 ranks in any

Cra Skill

Forbidden Lore *

1 level of any specialist wizard

class, Intelligence 12+

Specialists and

Multi-Classing

Specialists and

Master Binder *

4 levels of conjurer, Wisdom 12

Maximized

Summoning *

2 levels of conjurer, Spell Focus

(conjuration)

Multi-Classing

Specialists cannot multi-class with other specialist wiz-

ard classes of schools prohibited by any current specialist

wizard classes. Furthermore, if the character later multi-

classes into any other spellcasting classes, be they divine

or arcane in nature, spells from prohibited schools remain

beyond the character’s ability to learn.

Specialist Familiar *

4 levels of any single specialist

wizard class, Charisma 14+

Summoning Mastery

Spell Focus (conjuration)

Teleporter *

6 levels of conjurer, Intelligence

* This is a Specialist feat

Arcane Craftsman (Specialist)

You are better able to conjure materials into being.

Prerequisites: 1 level of conjurer, 6 ranks in any Craft

Skill

Beneﬁ ts: You create twice the normal cubic footage for

minor creation and major creation , and gain a +2 bonus to

your appropriate skill check for creating complex items.

When casting wall of stone or wall of iron , it will be 1 inch

thick per two caster levels.

two instead of one.

Normal: A summon spell conjures one creature of the

selected type.

Teleporter (Specialist)

Your expertise at teleporting allows you to do so with

greater ability.

Normal: You create 1 cubic foot per caster level with

major creation and minor creation , and a wall 1 inch thick

per four caster levels when casting wall of stone or wall of

iron .

Prerequisites: 6 levels of conjurer, Intelligence 14

Beneﬁ ts: Subtract your Intelligence bonus from any

percentile roll made on the Teleport table. Also, you may

bring one additional willing Medium or smaller creature

(or its equivalent) per caster level.

Forbidden Lore (Specialist)

You know a spell that you should not.

Prerequisites: 1 level of any specialist wizard class,

Intelligence 12+

Beneﬁ ts: You can learn one spell of your prohibited

magic school, to a maximum spell level equal to your

Intelligence bonus.

Normal: you may bring one additional willing Medium

or smaller creature (or its equivalent) per three caster lev-

els.

Master Binder (Specialist)

You excel at pitting your will against that of outsiders.

The Conjurer Core Class

Their vocation is to create something from nothing, a

great talent to excel in, making conjurers among one of

the more utilitarian specialist wizards available. Some

use their talents to aid others by conjuring and bestow-

ing equipment and items (however temporary they may

be), while others prefer to utilize their mastery over sum-

moned creatures to ﬁ nd employment, safeguard their per-

son or carve themselves a niche of power.

Adventures

The Conjurer Core Class

Prerequisites: 4 levels of conjurer, Wisdom 12

Beneﬁ ts: You gain a +1 bonus to your caster level for

the sake of determining the saving throw DC against

which the outsider must save to resist your will in the case

of spells such as planar binding .

Maximized Summoning (Specialist)

Any creature you summon is as strong as its type al-

lows for.

Prerequisites: 4 levels of conjurer, Spell Focus (conju-

ration)

A conjurer seeking adventure will give careful thought

to how his spell repertoire can augment or even replace

his equipment. For instance, why haul a ladder or length

of rope out to the wilderness if one possesses a spell that

can create the item on the spot? Also handy is the conjur-

er’s ability to summon creatures to ﬁ ght at their master’s

side, if only to draw attacks away from the conjurer and

his companions.

Beneﬁ ts: All creatures conjured using any variation of

summon monster , planar ally or similar spell appear with

the maximum possible hit points for their kind.

Specialist Familiar (Specialist)

Your familiar is altered into a creature more suited to

your specialty.

Characteristics

Considering their willingness to tap into other realities,

it is no surprise that many conjurers are incredibly inquis-

itive and prone to exploration. Many become introverts

because their chosen ﬁ eld is safest when conducted in se-

clusion and because they tend to associate with things of

other worlds more so than with people from their own.

Alignment

Prerequisites: 4 levels of any single specialist wizard

class, Charisma 14+

Beneﬁ ts: Your familiar gains the following abilities, as

beﬁ tting your specialty wizard class:

● Conjurer : The specialist can teleport , as the spell, up to

100 feet 1/day as a standard action so long as the familiar

has physical contact with the conjurer. The familiar is also

teleported.

Any alignment suits a conjurer, but a good number

are evil because of the allure that comes from communing

with and summoning Outsiders.

Summoning Mastery (General)

You are better able to summon a speciﬁ c type of crea-

ture.

Summoning Mastery (General)

Religion

More so than most arcane spellcasters, conjurers are

likely to worship Outsiders other than gods. Well, per-

haps “worship” is not the best term to use in all cases―

“ally with” or “serve” may be more accurate. Aside from

such relationships with Outsiders of power, conjurers are

as likely to worship any god as the next, based upon their

Prerequisites: Spell Focus (conjuration)

Beneﬁ ts: Choose a speciﬁ c type of creature conjured by

any summon spell you know, such as a celestial lion or hell

hound, and when you summon such a creature you call

personal disposition.

Conjurers enjoy working with other classes because it

allows them to test their imagination and powers by con-

juring to supplement others’ strengths or ﬁ ll in the gaps

left by their weaknesses. They prefer classes that, much

like themselves, tend towards direct action and results.

Background

Amongst other spellcasters, but especially each other,

conjurers tend to rise to great heights of rivalry and dis-

cord. One’s skill as a conjurer usually has a very immedi-

ate and tangible effect on the magic being worked―more

creatures are summoned, more items created, and so

forth―making these specialist wizards highly competitive

in their desires to outdo each other. And yet, despite such

rivalry, conjurers typically hold themselves above other

wizards and specialists because they see their adroit con-

trol and knowledge needed to maintain their enhanced

conjurations as a sign of their superiority.

Races

Role

Because conjurers are able to summon creatures for

aid or bring objects or weapons into being, these spellcast-

ers often swing their attention between supporting their

companions and going on the offensive. A well-rounded

conjurer suits either role well, although some prefer to fo-

cus their spells in one direction over the other rather than

splitting their development.

Game Rule Information

Conjurers have the following game statistics.

Conjurers are least common amongst races that are

more attuned to nature than normal, such as the elves, be-

cause something made from nothing, no matter how tem-

porary, resonates as hollow and lacking in spiritual sub-

stance. The manipulation of abyssal or hellish creatures,

no matter how tightly controlled, also rings too greatly of

evil. More open-minded races consider conjuration to be a

tool, same as any other.

Abilities: As with wizards, Intelligence determines the

strength of a conjurer’s spells, how many he can cast, and

how difﬁ cult it is to resist those spells’ effects. Many often

ﬁ nd themselves pitting their will against that of beings of

great power, so a high Wisdom is advantageous.

Alignment: Any.

Other Classes

Table 2: The Conjurer

Base

Attack

Bonus

——–——————— Spells per Day —–———————

Fort

Save

Ref

Save

Will

Save

Level

Special

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

9th

1st

Summon great-

er familiar

————————

2nd

Bonus spell

————————

3rd+1

———————

4th

Summoning

mastery I

———————

5th

——————

6th

Bonus spell

——————

7th

Bonus feat

—————

8th

Summoning

mastery II

—————

9th

Bonus spell

————

10th

————

11th

Bonus spell

———

12th

+6/+1

Summoning

mastery III

———

13th

+6/+1

——

14th

+7/+2

Bonus feat

——

15th

+7/+2

Bonus spell

—

16th

+8/+3

+10

Summoning

mastery IV

—

17th

+8/+3

+10

Bonus spell

18th

+9/+4

+11

19th

+9/+4

+11

Bonus spell

20th

+10/+5

+12

Bonus feat

Spells

A conjurer casts arcane spells which are drawn from

the sorcerer/wizard spell list. A conjurer must choose and

prepare his spells ahead of time (see below.)

To learn, prepare, or cast a spell, the conjurer must have

an Intelligence score equal to at least 10 + the spell level.

The Difﬁ culty Class for a saving throw against a conjur-

er’s spell is 10 + the spell level + the conjurer’s Intelligence

modiﬁ er.

Like other spellcasters, a conjurer can cast only a cer-

tain number of spells of each spell level per day. His base

daily spell allotment is given on Table 2: The Conjurer . In

addition, he receives bonus spells per day if he has a high

Intelligence score, as does a wizard.

Unlike a bard or sorcerer, a conjurer may know any

number of spells. He must choose and prepare his spells

ahead of time by getting a good night’s sleep and spend-

ing 1 hour studying his spellbook. While studying, the

conjurer decides which spells to prepare.

Bonus Languages

A conjurer may substitute one of Abyssal or Celestial

for one of the bonus languages available to the character

because of his race.

Hit Die: d4.

Class Skills

The conjurer’s class skills (and the key ability for each

skill) are Concentration (Con), Craft (Int), Decipher Script

(Int), Knowledge (all skills, taken individually) (Int),

Perform (Cha), Profession (Wis), Sleight of Hand (Dex),

and Spellcraft (Int.)

Skill Points at 1st Level: (2 + Int modiﬁ er) x4.

Summon Greater Familiar

A conjurer can obtain a familiar in exactly the same

manner as a sorcerer can. See the sorcerer description

and the information on Familiars in the PHB for details.

Consider the conjurer to be one level higher than he ac-

tually is with regards to determining the familiar’s abili-

ties, as acquired in accordance to their master’s experience

level.

Skill Points at Each Additional Level: 2 + Int modi-

ﬁ er.

Summoning Mastery I

A 4th-level conjurer automatically gains the summon-

ing mastery feat without having to meet the spell focus

( conjuration ) prerequisite. At levels 8, 12 and 16 this abil-

ity increases further, either allowing the conjurer to apply

summoning mastery to a new type of creature or by allow-

ing the character to call yet another additional creature of

a type already covered by a previous instance of summon-

ing mastery .

Class Features

All of the following are class features of the conjurer.

Weapon and Armor Proficiency

Conjurers are proﬁ cient with the dagger, light cross-

bow, short sword and quarterstaff, but not with any type

of armor or shield. Armor of any type interferes with a

conjurer’s movements, which can cause his spells with so-

matic components to fail.

Bonus Feats

At 7th, 9th, 14th and 20th level, a conjurer gains a bonus

feat. At each such opportunity, he can choose a metamagic

feat, an item creation feat, a specialist feat, or Augment

Summoning or Spell Focus (conjuration.) The conjurer

must still meet all prerequisites for a bonus feat, including

caster level minimums.

These bonus feats are in addition to the feat that a char-

acter of any class gets from advancing levels. The conjur-

er is not limited to the categories of item creation feats,

metamagic feats, or Spell Mastery when choosing these

feats.

Conjuration Specialization

A conjurer gains a +2 bonus on Spellcraft checks to

learn Conjuration spells. At this time, he must also give

up two other schools of magic, which become his prohib-

ited schools.

A conjurer can never give up divination to fulﬁ ll this

requirement.

Spells of the prohibited schools are not available to the

conjurer, and he can’t even cast such spells from scrolls or

ﬁ re them from wands. He may not change his prohibited

schools later.

each skill) are Climb (Str), Concentration (Con), Decipher

Script (Int), Intimidate (Cha), Knowledge (Int), Profession

(Wis), Ride (Dex), and Spellcraft (Int.)

Bonus Spell

At levels 2, 6, 9, 11, 15, 17

and 19 the character selects

a spell level that he is able to

cast and he gains an addition-

al conjuration spell per day of

that level. This ability can be

applied to spell levels that have

previously beneﬁ ted from in-

stance of Bonus Spell. The spell

level selection can vary with each

new memorization of spells.

Skill Points at Each Level: 2 + Int modi-

ﬁ er.

Class Features

All the following are class features

of the arsenal mage prestige class.

Weapon and Armor

Proficiency

An arsenal mage is proﬁ cient

with simple and martial weapons,

and with shields, light and medium

armor.

Spellbooks

A conjurer must study his spellbook each

day to prepare his spells. He cannot prepare any

spell not recorded in his spellbook, except for

read magic , which all conjurers can prepare from

memory.

A conjurer begins play with a spellbook

containing all 0-level wizard spells (except

those from his prohibited school or

schools), plus three 1st-level spells

of your choice. For each point of

Intelligence bonus the conjurer has, the

spellbook holds one additional 1st-level

spell of your choice. At each new conjurer lev-

el, he gains two new spells of any spell level or levels that

he can cast (based on his new conjurer level) for his spell-

book. At any time, a conjurer can also add spells found in

other wizard’s spellbooks to his own.

Conjure Weapon (Sp)

By sacriﬁ cing spell slots of the re-

quired spell level, an arsenal mage is

able to conjure weapons of the desired

sort as a standard action. Only one

weapon may be conjured per action,

although as many weapons may be

conjured as the arcane mage is will-

ing to sacriﬁ ce spell slots for. The

spell slot’s level depends upon

the weapon’s size, as indicated

by the following:

Weapon Size

Spell Slot Level

Tiny

Small

The Arsenal Mage PrC

Some conjurers ﬁ nd that they like to tackle situations

with a more hands-on approach, in which case many

choose to combine the art of the sword and shield with

that of the arcane. Although there are many ways to com-

bine these pursuits, few do so as completely as the arsenal

mage, an arcane spellcaster who is able to conjure weap-

ons and armor out of nothing

The Arsenal Mage PrC

Medium

Large

Once a spell slot has been sacriﬁ ced in this fashion, it

cannot be used to cast spells until it is once again the usual

opportunity to memorize spells.

Any mundane weapon of the desired size may be con-

jured, regardless of whether or not the arcane mage is

proﬁ cient with it or not. The weapon is very real and, if

disarmed or willingly given away, may be picked up by

anyone else and used until the duration expires or it is

dismissed by the arcane mage as a free action. A conjured

weapon will disappear after (1 + Int modiﬁ er + arcane

mage level) rounds.

Hit Die: d8.

Requirements

To qualify to become an arsenal mage, a character must

fulﬁ ll all the following criteria.

Base Attack Bonus: +5

Skills: Craft (weaponsmithing or armorsmithing) 6

ranks, Spellcraft 6 ranks.

Feats: Arcane Craftsman, Martial Weapon Proﬁ ciency,

Weapon Focus (any)

A 4th-level arsenal mage can conjure magical weapons,

increasing the base spell slot level for a mundane weapon

of the desire type by 1 per +1 increase of the weapon bonus

(as indicated by the weapon’s actual enchantment bonus

and special abilities.) For example, conjuring a Medium +1

holy handaxe would cost a level 5 spell slot (2 for Medium,

1 for being +1, and +2 for the holy special ability.)

Spells: Ability to cast minor creation .

Class Skills

The arsenal mage’s class skills (and the key ability for

Use of this ability counts as a standard action that does

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