Playtest Repository

- Using metal armor or shields.
- Despoiling natural places.
- Teaching the Druidic language to nondruids.
- Creating unnatural weather patterns that could be damaging to the local environment (such as by using a 9th-level control weather ritual).

First World Magic Ancestry Feat 1
Gnome
Description: Choose one cantrip from the primal spell list. You can cast this spell as an innate primal spell at will. The cantrip is heightened to a spell level equal to half your level rounded up.
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Animal Speaker Ancestry Feat 1 - Ancestral Paragon
Gnome
Description: You recognize the chittering of ground creatures as a language of its own. You can ask questions of, receive answers from, and use the Diplomacy skill with animals that have a burrow Speed, such as badgers, ground squirrels, moles, and prairie dogs. The GM determines which animals count for this ability.
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Storm Born Druid Feat 1 - Order of the Storm
Druid, Storm Order
Description: You are at home out in the elements, reveling in the power of nature unleashed. Reduce any circumstance penalties to your ranged attacks or Perception checks caused by weather or weather effects (such as wind) by 1.
Special: If you are a druid of the storm order, you do not take circumstance penalties to ranged attacks or Perception checks caused by weather, and your targeted spells don’t require a flat check to succeed against a target concealed by weather (such as fog).
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Animal Companion Druid Feat 1
Druid, Animal Order
Description: You gain the service of a young animal companion. This companion travels with you on your adventures, and it obeys any simple commands you give it to the best of its abilities.
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Full-Grown Companion Druid Feat 4
Druid, Animal Order
Prerequisites: Animal Companion
Description: Your animal companion grows up, becoming a full-grown animal companion, which grants it additional capabilities.
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Forager Skill Feat 1 - Scout Background
General, Skill
Prerequisites: Trained in Survival
Description: While Surviving in the Wilderness during downtime, you can always find enough food and water to provide yourself a subsistence living (provided you aren’t in an area that’s completely lacking in appropriate resources). If you are trained but not better, finding food and water for another or providing a comfortable living still requires you to attempt Survival checks and hope for a critical success; on any other successful result, you still find only enough for your own subsistence.
- If you’re an expert, even without rolling you can always find enough food and water for your own comfortable living or subsistence living for yourself and one other creature that eats roughly as much as a human, and on a critical success you find enough for a second additional creature.
- If you’re a master, you can always find enough for comfortable living for yourself and one other or subsistence living for yourself and two others without rolling, and you can provide for twice as many others on a critical success.
- If you’re legendary, you can always find enough for comfortable living for yourself and four others or subsistence living for yourself and eight others without rolling, but a critical success provides no additional benefit.
- Multiple smaller creatures or creatures with significantly smaller appetites than a human are counted as a single creature for this feat, and larger creatures or those with significantly greater appetite each count as multiple creatures. The GM determines how much a particular non-human creature needs to eat.
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Group Impression Skill Feat 1
General, Skill
Prerequisites: Trained in Diplomacy
Description: When you Make an Impression, you can compare your Diplomacy check result to the Will DCs of two targets instead of one. It’s possible to get a different degree of success for each target. The number of targets increases to four if you’re an expert, 10 if you’re a master, and 25 if you’re legendary.
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Survey Wildlife Skill Feat 1
General, Skill
Prerequisites: Trained in Survival
Description: You can spend 10 minutes assessing the area around you to find out what animals are nearby, based on nests, scat, and marks on vegetation. Attempt a Survival check against a DC determined by the GM.
- Success: You identify one or two types of animals that live in the environment, and you find tracks you can follow if you want to seek one out. If you have the master proficiency rank in Survival, you can also identify one type of more intelligent and dangerous beast in the environment.
- Critical Success You identify three or four types of animals that live in the environment, and you find tracks you can follow if you want to seek one out. If you have the master proficiency rank in Survival, you can also identify one type of more intelligent and dangerous beast in the environment.
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Ancestral Paragon General Feat 1
General
Description: Whether instinctively, through study, or through a mystic sense, you feel a deeper connection to your ancestry than most of those who share that ancestry. You gain a level 1 ancestry feat.
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Ray of Frost Primal Cantrip - Ancestral
Attack, Cantrip, Cold, Evocation
Casting: {A} Somatic, {A} Verbal
Range: 60 feet; Targets: One Creature
Description: Make a ranged touch attack against the target. If you hit, you deal 1d8 cold damage. Double the damage on a critical hit. Heightening this spell increases its damage.
Heightened: 3rd: The cold damage increases to 1d8 + your spellcasting ability modifier.
- 5th: The cold damage increases to 2d8 + your spellcasting ability modifier.
- 7th: The cold damage increases to 3d8 + your spellcasting ability modifier.
- 9th: The cold damage increases to 4d8 + your spellcasting ability modifier.
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Stabilize Cantrip - Staff of Healing
Cantrip, Healing, Necromancy, Positive
Casting: {A} Somatic, {A} Verbal
Range: 30 feet; Targets: One Dying Creature
Description: The soft glow of positive energy shuts death’s door. The target loses the dying condition, though it remains unconscious at 0 Hit Points.
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Heal Spell 1 - Staff of Healing
Healing, Necromancy, Positive
Casting: {A} to {3A} Somatic+
Range: Touch, 30 Feet, or 30 Foot Aura; Targets: One Willing Creature or One Undead Creature
Description: You channel positive energy to heal the living or damage the undead. You restore Hit Points equal to 1d8 plus your spellcasting ability modifier to a willing living target, or deal that amount of positive damage to an undead target. The number of actions you spend when Casting this Spell determines its targets, range, area, and other parameters.
- {A} Somatic: The spell has a range of touch. You must succeed at a melee touch attack to damage an undead target.
- {2A} Somatic, Verbal: The spell has a range of 30 feet and doesn’t require a touch attack when targeting an undead creature. An undead target must attempt a Fortitude save, taking half damage on a success, no damage on a critical success, or double damage on a critical failure.
- {3A} Somatic, Verbal, Material: You disperse positive energy in a 30-foot aura. This has the same effect as the two-action version, but it targets all living and undead creatures in the burst and reduces the amount of healing or damage to your spellcasting ability modifier.
Heightened: +1: The amount of healing or damage increases by 1d8, or by 2d8 if you’re using the 1- or 2-action version to heal the living. (Casts from a Staff cannot be Heightened.)
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Tempest Surge Power 1
Air, Electricity, Evocation
Casting: {A} Somatic, {A} Verbal
Range: 30 Feet; Targets: One Creature
Description: You surround a foe in a swirling storm of violent winds, roiling clouds, and crackling lightning. The storm deals 1d10 electricity damage to the target, depending on their Reflex saving throw.
- Critical Success: No Damage
- Success: Half Damage
- Failure: Full Damage and the target is Sluggish 1 for 1 Round
- Critical Failure: Double Damage and the target is Sluggish 2 for 1 Round
Heightened: +1: The damage increases by 1d10.
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Cantrips: 4
Level 1: 3
Level 2: 3