Difference between revisions of "Force Armor (Apath)"
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| − | <noinclude>{{Apath}}</noinclude>A character with this ability can project a powerful protective aura and | + | <noinclude>{{Apath}}</noinclude>A character with this ability can project a powerful protective aura and becomes an expert at using ''bracers of armor''. This aura is force armor, and protects against incorporeal touch attacks. It can be activated at will as a swift action, and the protection stays up until deactivated or as long as the user is conscious. At class level 4, this armor can be used alongside ''bracers of armor'', with stacking benefits. It does not otherwise stack with armor, either normal or force. It can affected by armor-enhancing effects like ''[http://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic/all-spells/m/magic-vestment magic vestment]'', but such enhancements do not stack with ''braces or armor''. This counts as heavy armor to abilities that require or work with armor and suffers a 25% chance of arcane spell failure. |
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A character with this ability can project a powerful protective aura and becomes an expert at using bracers of armor. This aura is force armor, and protects against incorporeal touch attacks. It can be activated at will as a swift action, and the protection stays up until deactivated or as long as the user is conscious. At class level 4, this armor can be used alongside bracers of armor, with stacking benefits. It does not otherwise stack with armor, either normal or force. It can affected by armor-enhancing effects like magic vestment, but such enhancements do not stack with braces or armor. This counts as heavy armor to abilities that require or work with armor and suffers a 25% chance of arcane spell failure.