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Shaman

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About this class

The Shaman is a versatile spirit-mender who draws on the powers of nature, the elements, and the spirit world. You support your allies through powerful totems and spiritual guidance while adapting to whatever the situation demands. Whether you want to command elemental spirits, curse your enemies through sympathetic magic, or keep your companions alive with mystical remedies, the Shaman lets you shape the battlefield and solve problems through spiritual power.

Domains

Core domain
Sage
Core domain
Splendor

Starting stats

Evasion
10
Hit points
6

Hope feature

Spirit Walker
Spend 3 Hope to become Spectral until the end of your next spotlight.

Class features

  • Manifest Guide

    Mark a Stress to manifest a spiritual guide around you. Roll 1d4+1 and place that many Spirit tokens on this card. The guide remains around you but can be commanded to move anywhere within Far range. On your turn, spend a Spirit token to direct the guide to perform a simple task or assist you or an ally within Far range, granting Advantage on their next action roll. When all Spirit tokens are spent, the guide disappears.

  • Totem Craft

    At the start of each session, roll 2d6 equal to your Spellcast trait. For each result, record each totem type you create:

    * 1–2 — Ancestor Totem: When you or an ally within Close range makes a Knowledge or Presence Roll, spend this totem to reroll the results.
    * 3–4 — Nature Totem: When you or an ally within Close range makes an Agility or Instinct Roll, spend this totem to reroll the results.
    * 5–6 — Element Totem: When you or an ally within Close range makes a damage roll, spend this totem to add your Spellcast trait to their damage.

    You can activate a totem when its effect applies. A totem is destroyed when used.

Class items

  • A carved or crafted object representing an ancestral spirit.
  • Herbs, feathers, bones, paints, stones, and other tools used in spiritual rites.

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