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Starfox: /* Class Features */ wk

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Class Features: wk

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	This never applies to commodities or valuables; anything that is normally sold at full price must be bought at full price. It never stacks with other discounts, and items withdrawn can never be sold for more than 50% of value on the market, other abilities notwithstanding.		This never applies to commodities or valuables; anything that is normally sold at full price must be bought at full price. It never stacks with other discounts, and items withdrawn can never be sold for more than 50% of value on the market, other abilities notwithstanding.
	The fixer can pull black market items out of his deep pockets as long as he has at least one point of resources. Pulling a black market magic item out of deep pockets costs two points of resources. This replaces weapon leverage.		The fixer can pull black market items out of his deep pockets as long as he has at least one point of resources. Pulling a black market magic item out of deep pockets costs two points of resources. This replaces weapon leverage.

	~~=== Fixer (Ex) ===~~
	The fixer is a master of hiding, repairing, manipulating, and evaluating objects. He can use the Disable Device skill to disarm magic traps (as the rogue's trapfinding ability) and does not destroy a trap he disarms; he can re-arm a trap he has disarmed as a move action. He can use Appraise as if it was Perception to find hidden valuables and to identify magic items as if using Spellcraft combined with detect magic. He adds half his class level to Appraise, Disable Device, Sleight of Hand and Use Magic Device checks, and all these skills have Intelligence as their key ability when used by a fixer. This replaces asset mastery.

	~~=== Hidden Stash (Ex) ===~~
	A 2nd level fixer, and anyone who benefits from the 5th level inspection ability, has their valuables hidden. This protection also extends to items the fixer has secreted away. The DC of any Perception check to find contraband or hidden weapons on their person is equal to the fixer's Sleight of Hand skill bonus +10. Any spell used to detect items in the character's possessions must succeed at a caster level check against the same difficulty. This replaces pack rat and alters the inspection ability.

	== Table: Quartermaster ==		== Table: Quartermaster ==

Starfox: /* Table: Quartermaster */ mobility training

2016-04-08T13:05:27Z

Table: Quartermaster: mobility training

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	\| valign="top" \| 3rd \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| Deeds ''(field instruction, resourceful strike, trap master)'', demolition, jury rig		\| valign="top" \| 3rd \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| Deeds ''(field instruction, resourceful strike, trap master)'', demolition, jury rig
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	\| valign="top" \| 4th \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| Dangerous devices 2d6, equipment trick, ~~generic weapon~~ training		\| valign="top" \| 4th \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| Dangerous devices 2d6, equipment trick, mobility training
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	\| valign="top" \| 5th \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| Connections, evasion, inspection, weapon practice		\| valign="top" \| 5th \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| Connections, evasion, inspection, weapon practice
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	\| valign="top" \| 6th \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| +5 \|\| valign="top" \| +5 \|\| valign="top" \| Dangerous devices 3d6, equipment trick		\| valign="top" \| 6th \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| +5 \|\| valign="top" \| +5 \|\| valign="top" \| Dangerous devices 3d6, equipment trick, generic weapon training
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	\| valign="top" \| 7th \|\| valign="top" \| +5 \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| +5 \|\| valign="top" \| +5 \|\| valign="top" \| Deeds ''(black market, repurpose mechanism, thrift)''		\| valign="top" \| 7th \|\| valign="top" \| +5 \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| +5 \|\| valign="top" \| +5 \|\| valign="top" \| Deeds ''(black market, repurpose mechanism, thrift)''

Starfox: /* Table: Quartermaster */ wk

2016-03-31T15:23:01Z

Table: Quartermaster: wk

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	\|valign="bottom"\|'''Level'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Base <br>Attack <br>Bonus'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Fort <br>Save'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Ref <br>Save'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Will <br>Save'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Special'''		\|valign="bottom"\|'''Level'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Base <br>Attack <br>Bonus'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Fort <br>Save'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Ref <br>Save'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Will <br>Save'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Special'''
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	\|v valign="top" \| 1st \|\| valign="top" \| +0 \|\| valign="top" \| +0 \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| Deeds ''(~~field instruction,~~ hot goods, peak performance)'', deep pockets, fixer		\|v valign="top" \| 1st \|\| valign="top" \| +0 \|\| valign="top" \| +0 \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| Deeds ''(hot goods, peak performance, rapid deployment)'', deep pockets, fixer
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	\| valign="top" \| 2nd \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +0 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| Dangerous devices 1d6, equipment trick, hidden stash		\| valign="top" \| 2nd \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +0 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| Dangerous devices 1d6, equipment trick, hidden stash
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	\| valign="top" \| 3rd \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| Deeds ''(~~rapid deployment~~, resourceful strike, trap master)'', demolition, jury rig		\| valign="top" \| 3rd \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| Deeds ''(field instruction, resourceful strike, trap master)'', demolition, jury rig
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	\| valign="top" \| 4th \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| Dangerous devices 2d6, equipment trick, generic weapon training		\| valign="top" \| 4th \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| +4 \|\| valign="top" \| Dangerous devices 2d6, equipment trick, generic weapon training

Starfox: /* Table: Quartermaster */ wk

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Table: Quartermaster: wk

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	\|valign="bottom"\|'''Level'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Base <br>Attack <br>Bonus'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Fort <br>Save'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Ref <br>Save'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Will <br>Save'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Special'''		\|valign="bottom"\|'''Level'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Base <br>Attack <br>Bonus'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Fort <br>Save'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Ref <br>Save'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Will <br>Save'''\|\|valign="bottom"\|'''Special'''
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	\|v valign="top" \| 1st \|\| valign="top" \| +0 \|\| valign="top" \| +0 \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| ~~Fixer, deeds~~ ''(field instruction, hot goods, peak performance)'', deep pockets		\|v valign="top" \| 1st \|\| valign="top" \| +0 \|\| valign="top" \| +0 \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| +2 \|\| valign="top" \| Deeds ''(field instruction, hot goods, peak performance)'', deep pockets, fixer
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	\| valign="top" \| 2nd \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +0 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| Dangerous devices 1d6, equipment trick, hidden stash		\| valign="top" \| 2nd \|\| valign="top" \| +1 \|\| valign="top" \| +0 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| +3 \|\| valign="top" \| Dangerous devices 1d6, equipment trick, hidden stash

Starfox: /* Fixer (Ex) */ wk

2016-02-28T11:46:13Z

Fixer (Ex): wk

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	=== Fixer (Ex) ===		=== Fixer (Ex) ===
	The fixer is a master of hiding, repairing, manipulating, and evaluating objects. He can use the Disable Device skill to disarm magic traps (as the rogue's trapfinding ability) and does not destroy a trap he disarms; he can re-arm a trap he has disarmed as a move action. He can use Appraise as if it was Perception to find hidden valuables and to identify magic items as if using Spellcraft combined with detect magic. He adds half his class level to Appraise, Disable Device, Sleight of Hand and Use Magic Device checks, and all these skills have Intelligence as their key ability when used by a fixer.		The fixer is a master of hiding, repairing, manipulating, and evaluating objects. He can use the Disable Device skill to disarm magic traps (as the rogue's trapfinding ability) and does not destroy a trap he disarms; he can re-arm a trap he has disarmed as a move action. He can use Appraise as if it was Perception to find hidden valuables and to identify magic items as if using Spellcraft combined with detect magic. He adds half his class level to Appraise, Disable Device, Sleight of Hand and Use Magic Device checks, and all these skills have Intelligence as their key ability when used by a fixer. This replaces asset mastery.

	=== Hidden Stash (Ex) ===		=== Hidden Stash (Ex) ===

Starfox: /* Black Market */ wk

2016-02-28T11:45:22Z

Black Market: wk

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	==== <span style="color:#800000">Black Market</span> ====		==== <span style="color:#800000">Black Market</span> ====
	At 7th level, a fixer can purchase items at half price from the black market. Such items are usually smuggled or stolen, but they are not hot and dangerous like those procured with the hot goods deed. This never applies to commodities or valuables; anything that is normally sold at full price must be bought at full price. The fixer can pull black market items out of his deep pockets as long as he has at least one point of resources. Pulling a black market magic item out of deep pockets costs two points of resources. This replaces weapon leverage.		At 7th level, a fixer can purchase items at half price from the black market. Such items are usually smuggled or stolen, but they are not hot and dangerous like those procured with the hot goods deed.
			This never applies to commodities or valuables; anything that is normally sold at full price must be bought at full price. It never stacks with other discounts, and items withdrawn can never be sold for more than 50% of value on the market, other abilities notwithstanding.
			The fixer can pull black market items out of his deep pockets as long as he has at least one point of resources. Pulling a black market magic item out of deep pockets costs two points of resources. This replaces weapon leverage.

	=== Fixer (Ex) ===		=== Fixer (Ex) ===

Starfox: /* Hot Goods */ wk

2016-02-28T11:43:06Z

Hot Goods: wk

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	==== <span style="color:#800000"> Hot Goods</span> ====		==== <span style="color:#800000"> Hot Goods</span> ====
	At 1st level a fixer has connections that enables him to purchase hot goods. This is items that are stolen and being looked for, cursed, made to be temporary, or otherwise too hot to handle. Such items are safe to ~~handle~~ for a short while, but are not safe to keep. Hot items can be purchased at 10% of normal cost, but are only safe for eight hours. After that, the item's legacy makes it very risky to handle. If PCs keep such an item past the time limit, the GM is free to have the item simply disappear, have cops and other agents come looking for them, have fences stop trading with the fixer (effectively removing this ability for a time), have a magic item suddenly manifest a curse, or otherwise severely inconvenience the characters. After one week, these problems become intolerable and the item is simply lost. Hot goods never have a resale value. A fixer can pull hot goods out of his deep pockets as long as he has at least one point of resources. Pulling a one-use or charged hot magic item (such as a potion, wand, or scroll) out of deep pockets costs one point of resources. This replaces makeshift crafting.		At 1st level a fixer has connections that enables him to purchase hot goods. This is items that are stolen and being looked for, cursed, made to be temporary, or otherwise too hot to handle. Such items are safe to use for a short while, but are not safe to keep. Hot items can be purchased at 10% of normal cost, but are only safe for eight hours. After that, the item's legacy makes it very risky to handle. If PCs keep such an item past the time limit, the GM is free to have the item simply disappear, have cops and other agents come looking for them, have fences stop trading with the fixer (effectively removing this ability for a time), have a magic item suddenly manifest a curse, or otherwise severely inconvenience the characters. After one week, these problems become intolerable and the item is simply lost. Hot goods never have a resale value. A fixer can pull hot goods out of his deep pockets as long as he has at least one point of resources. Pulling a one-use or charged hot magic item (such as a potion, wand, or scroll) out of deep pockets costs one point of resources. This replaces makeshift crafting.

	==== <span style="color:#800000">Black Market</span> ====		==== <span style="color:#800000">Black Market</span> ====

Starfox: /* Class Features */ deep pockets

2016-02-19T09:31:18Z

Class Features: deep pockets

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	==== <span style="color:#800000"> Hot Goods</span> ====		==== <span style="color:#800000"> Hot Goods</span> ====
	At 1st level a fixer has connections that enables him to purchase hot goods. This is items that are stolen and being looked for, cursed, made to be temporary, or otherwise too hot to handle. Such items are safe to handle for a short while, but are not safe to keep. Hot items can be purchased at 10% of normal cost, but are only safe for eight hours. After that, the item's legacy makes it very risky to handle. If PCs keep such an item past the time limit, the GM is free to have the item simply disappear, have cops and other agents come looking for them, have fences stop trading with the fixer (effectively removing this ability for a time), have a magic item suddenly manifest a curse, or otherwise severely inconvenience the characters. After one week, these problems become intolerable and the item is simply lost. Hot goods never have a resale value. A fixer can pull hot goods out of his ~~magic~~ pockets as long as he has at least one point of resources. Pulling a one-use or charged hot magic item (such as a potion, wand, or scroll) out of ~~magic~~ pockets costs one point of resources. This replaces makeshift crafting.		At 1st level a fixer has connections that enables him to purchase hot goods. This is items that are stolen and being looked for, cursed, made to be temporary, or otherwise too hot to handle. Such items are safe to handle for a short while, but are not safe to keep. Hot items can be purchased at 10% of normal cost, but are only safe for eight hours. After that, the item's legacy makes it very risky to handle. If PCs keep such an item past the time limit, the GM is free to have the item simply disappear, have cops and other agents come looking for them, have fences stop trading with the fixer (effectively removing this ability for a time), have a magic item suddenly manifest a curse, or otherwise severely inconvenience the characters. After one week, these problems become intolerable and the item is simply lost. Hot goods never have a resale value. A fixer can pull hot goods out of his deep pockets as long as he has at least one point of resources. Pulling a one-use or charged hot magic item (such as a potion, wand, or scroll) out of deep pockets costs one point of resources. This replaces makeshift crafting.

	==== <span style="color:#800000">Black Market</span> ====		==== <span style="color:#800000">Black Market</span> ====
	At 7th level, a fixer can purchase items at half price from the black market. Such items are usually smuggled or stolen, but they are not hot and dangerous like those procured with the hot goods deed. This never applies to commodities or valuables; anything that is normally sold at full price must be bought at full price. The fixer can pull black market items out of his ~~magic~~ pockets as long as he has at least one point of resources. Pulling a black market magic item out of ~~magic~~ pockets costs two points of resources. This replaces weapon leverage.		At 7th level, a fixer can purchase items at half price from the black market. Such items are usually smuggled or stolen, but they are not hot and dangerous like those procured with the hot goods deed. This never applies to commodities or valuables; anything that is normally sold at full price must be bought at full price. The fixer can pull black market items out of his deep pockets as long as he has at least one point of resources. Pulling a black market magic item out of deep pockets costs two points of resources. This replaces weapon leverage.

	=== Fixer (Ex) ===		=== Fixer (Ex) ===

Starfox: /* Hidden Stash (Ex) */ wk

2016-02-19T00:14:28Z

Hidden Stash (Ex): wk

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	=== Hidden Stash (Ex) ===		=== Hidden Stash (Ex) ===
	A 2nd level fixer, ~~or someone~~ who benefits from the 5th level inspection ability, has their valuables hidden. This protection extends to items the fixer has ~~hidden in a secret stash as well~~. The DC of any Perception check to find contraband or hidden weapons on their person is equal to the fixer's Sleight of Hand skill bonus +10. Any spell used to detect items in the character's possessions must succeed at a caster level check against the same difficulty. This replaces pack rat and alters the inspection ability.		A 2nd level fixer, and anyone who benefits from the 5th level inspection ability, has their valuables hidden. This protection also extends to items the fixer has secreted away. The DC of any Perception check to find contraband or hidden weapons on their person is equal to the fixer's Sleight of Hand skill bonus +10. Any spell used to detect items in the character's possessions must succeed at a caster level check against the same difficulty. This replaces pack rat and alters the inspection ability.

	== Table: Quartermaster ==		== Table: Quartermaster ==

Starfox: /* Hot Goods */ wk

2016-02-19T00:13:03Z

Hot Goods: wk

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	==== <span style="color:#800000"> Hot Goods</span> ====		==== <span style="color:#800000"> Hot Goods</span> ====
	At 1st level a fixer has connections that enables him to purchase hot goods. This is items that are stolen and being looked for, cursed, made to be temporary, or otherwise too hot to handle. Such items are safe to handle for a short while, but are not safe to keep. Hot items can be purchased at 10% of normal cost, but are only safe for eight hours. After that, the item's legacy makes it very risky to handle. If PCs keep such an item past the time limit, the GM is free to have the item simply disappear, have cops and other agents come looking for them, have a magic item suddenly manifest a curse, or otherwise severely inconvenience the characters. After one week, these problems become intolerable and the item is simply lost. Hot goods never have a resale value. A fixer can pull hot goods out of his magic pockets as long as he has at least one point of resources. Pulling a one-use or charged hot magic item (such as a potion, wand, or scroll) out of magic pockets costs one point of resources. This replaces makeshift crafting.		At 1st level a fixer has connections that enables him to purchase hot goods. This is items that are stolen and being looked for, cursed, made to be temporary, or otherwise too hot to handle. Such items are safe to handle for a short while, but are not safe to keep. Hot items can be purchased at 10% of normal cost, but are only safe for eight hours. After that, the item's legacy makes it very risky to handle. If PCs keep such an item past the time limit, the GM is free to have the item simply disappear, have cops and other agents come looking for them, have fences stop trading with the fixer (effectively removing this ability for a time), have a magic item suddenly manifest a curse, or otherwise severely inconvenience the characters. After one week, these problems become intolerable and the item is simply lost. Hot goods never have a resale value. A fixer can pull hot goods out of his magic pockets as long as he has at least one point of resources. Pulling a one-use or charged hot magic item (such as a potion, wand, or scroll) out of magic pockets costs one point of resources. This replaces makeshift crafting.

	==== <span style="color:#800000">Black Market</span> ====		==== <span style="color:#800000">Black Market</span> ====