Automatos
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Ancestry overview
Forged from brass, bronze, and divine magic, the Automatos are sentient constructs endowed with a true mortal soul.
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Mechanical Modifications Chart
Chameleon Shell - Spend a Hope to blend into your surroundings and become Cloaked. While Cloaked, remain Cloaked even if an adversary has line of sight to you, as long as you attack.
Conduction - When you take damage from a lightning-based source, your next successful melee weapon attack deals extra 1d4+your tier mag damage.
Enhanced Memory - You gain Advantage on Knowledge rolls to study, analyze, or recall information. When you do so a failed roll does not pass the spotlight to the GM unless you rolled with Fear.
Gyroscopic Balance - You cannot be knocked prone against your will, and difficult terrain does not reduce your movement.
Heat Sinks - You have Resistance to damage from fire-based sources. When you take fire-based damage, you also gain Resistance to cold-based damage until the end of your next turn.
Magnetic Grips - You can scale vertical walls and ceilings as easily as walking on the ground, leaving your hands completely free.
Toxin Filters - You have Resistance to damage from a poison-based source and gain Advantage on rolls to resist or end the poisoned conditions.
Telescopic Optics - You gain Advantage on Instinct rolls to search, spot hidden targets, or inspect fine details.
Automatos
Forged from brass, bronze, and divine magic, the Automatos are sentient constructs endowed with a true mortal soul.
Singular Construct: Your body is a unique, hand-crafted masterpiece of divine engineering. Because of your unique engineering, you cannot choose Mixed Ancestry.
Modular Chassis: Your physical body is modular, mark a Stress to equip a single modification listed on the Mechanical Modifications chart.
Automatos
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Automatos Subclasses
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