Gains Immunity to Poison and Improved Bastion's DR is now applied to all damage as normal DR permanently. Tried and True: At 20th level the Bodyguard has seen and endured many threats and is always at the ready. This bonus damage increases to +8 at level 17 and +12 at level 19. (3DR at level eleven, 4DR at level twelve, 5DR at level fifteen, 6DR at level eighteen)ĭissuading Strike: From thirteenth level any attack made by the Bodyguard against an opponent whose last attack targeted someone other than the Bodyguard or was an AoE gains bonus damage of +4 as the Bodyguard tries to draw attention away from their charges and to themselves.
Improved Bastion: Starting at eleventh level when taking damage as a result of using their Bastion ability the Bodyguard can apply DR equal to 1 per three levels of Bodyguard. Look Out: At seventh level a Bodyguard can deflect incoming projectiles as the Monk feat Deflect Arrows with the exception that instead of requiring an empty hand you are required to be wielding a weapon you are proficient in and instead of catching the projectile the bodyguard strikes it aside.įood Taster: The Bodyguard can detect poison by taste and gains a +3 to fortitude saves versus poison. Instinctive Defence: At seventh level add your reflex save to your shield AC whilst wielding a shield (capped at your Bodyguard level). The attack is then made against the Bodyguard's flat footed AC and deals damage to the Bodyguard if it hits. Declared before the attack is confirmed to hit the ally.
#Pathfinder skyseeker style upgrade#
(If the Bodyguard already has Uncanny Dodge from another class, upgrade to Improved Uncanny Dodge.)īastion: Starting at the fifth level a Bodyguard can interpose themselves between an adjacent ally and an incoming blow once per round. Uncanny Dodge: Starting at the third level the Bodyguard cannot be caught flat-footed and does not lose Dex bonus to AC versus invisible opponents. All teamwork feats are regularly available as Bonus Feats for the Bodyguard class (though the Bodyguard must still meet requirements to take the feats as normal).īravery: At second level the Bodyguard gains a +1 to will saves vs fear, this increases by 1 every four levels past 2nd.
Tactical Imposition: The defining ability of the Bodyguard is that they can apply any teamwork feat that they know to their allies without the ally being required to have access to the feat (though the specifics of the feat itself must still be met). ($ = Normal Feat, % = Normal Ability Score Increase) Shield Proficiency (Except Tower Shields).Ġ7 $ - Choose between: Instinctive Defence or Look Out Light Armour and Medium Armour Proficiency. (Acrobatics, Climb, Heal, Perception, Sense Motive and Intimidate as class skills) The basic concept is that of a fighter, but one specialising in protecting others even at risk to themselves (not necessarily NPCs, but rather their fellow melee combatants or the squishy in the pointy hat). His traits: Avid Reader and Bruising Intellect.īodyguard (I was going to call it 'Shield Bearer', but I just learned that is already a subclass). Some people would look at him as an archdemon, Doombringer, and others as the godlike figure, light of hope in those cataclysmic times. He's an atheist and, obviously, will have a hard time understanding the language. My hero would be Neutral Good and his class is sort of a mix between an investigator, an alchemist and, naturally, the gunslinger. Obviously, the main stats should be Intelligence and Dexterity, important stats for an astronaut. In fact, maybe its propulsion was to blame for the Earthfall and not an asteroid? In fact, what if, upon the crash, our hero's genome mixed with Starstone crystalline structure and he now has a crystalline skin? So, +1 to Constitution and -1 to Charisma. Something went horribly wrong and he ends up on Golarion with his craft as the part of Starstone. Let's say, the astronaut from our Earth (here and now) testing the very first experimental warp drive. So, not much of the new race, but what if we add a touch of reality?
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