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Additional Innate Spell I (Sp): The new Lord of the Veil
may, at 1 st level, choose a 1 st level spell available to him
as a new innate ability. From this point forward, the spell
is considered an innate spell-like ability, useable once per
day, just as the other spell-like abilities of the drow.
Channel Innate Magic (Su): At 3 rd level, the Lord of
the Veil discovers how to blend his innate spells and the
power that he wields together to further augment his magic.
Whenever the Lord of the Veil casts a spell, he may use
up the daily use of one of his innate spell-like abilities,
increasing the caster level of the spell cast by the level of
the spell-like ability discharged.
Additional Innate Spell II (Sp): As Additional Innate
Spell I, except the Lord of the Veil may choose any 2 nd
level spell to which he has access as a new
innate spell-like ability.
Mage Hand (Sp): At 5 th level, the Lord
of the Veil gains the ability to cast mage
hand at will as a spell-like ability. He may
not use mage hand for his channel innate
magic ability.
Bonus Feat (Ex): At 7 th level, the Lord
of the Veil may choose a bonus feat taken
from the following list: any item creation
feat, any metamagic feat, Greater Spell
Focus, Greater Spell Penetration, Skill
Focus (Spellcraft), Spell Focus, Spell
Mastery, Spell Penetration. He must meet
the feat’s prerequisites in order to take it
as a bonus feat.
Wellspring (Su): At 9 th level, the Lord
of the Veil has touched the wellspring of
magic, becoming favoured of Ydrillia.
He begins to understand the most
fundamental aspects of magic, and how to
use them to his own advantage. A Lord of
the Veil with multiple spellcasting classes
may use this fundamental understanding
of magic so that his caster level is equal to
the number of levels he has combined in
any spell-casting classes. Thus a Lord of
the Veil who was a 9 th level wizard and 5 th
level cleric casts both arcane and divine
spells at 14 th caster level.
Eldritch Understanding (Ex): The
Lord of the Veil’s magical understanding
deepens further, making all metamagic
feats he possesses easier to use. All
metamagic feats in the Lord of the Veil’s repertoire now
have their level penalties decreased by one. For example,
a Lord of the Veil who uses the Spare Companions feat to
cast a fireball into melee now casts the fireball as a 6 th level
spell, not a 7 th level spell. This ability has no effect on
those metamagic feats with a level modifier of one level.
Pitiless Slayer
The Pitiless Slayer is the quintessential warrior of the drow.
He cares nothing for the rules of combat, or for the niceties
of convention. His goal is the destruction of the enemy for
his own glory and for that of Thraud the Pitiless Blade.
The Pitiless Slayer focuses on offensive rather than
defensive fighting, and generally wears light or medium
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