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hit points, he continues to fight on, ignoring his terrible
wounds to strike his opponents again and again. With To
the Last, a Pitiless Slayer may continue fighting until his hit
points fall below –10 plus his level as a Pitiless Slayer (for
example, a 5 th level Pitiless Slayer could continue fighting
until his hit points reach –15). If his hit points drop below
this number, the Pitiless Slayer will fall. He can continue
fighting at negative hit points until all his foes are dead
or have fled. If the Pitiless Slayer is below –10 hit points
when the combat ends, he falls dead. If his hit points are
between 0 and –9, he merely collapses, unconscious and
doubtless in need of healing.
Bloodlust (Ex): The Pitiless Slayer lives for combat, the
chaos and carnage of the battlefield are the things that fire
his soul, and the sight of his enemy’s blood spilling from
a fresh wound only stokes that fire. In any round in which
the Pitiless Slayer wounds an enemy, his next attack of that
same round against the same enemy is made with a bonus
of +2 to the attack and damage rolls, as the ferocity of the
Pitiless Slayer’s assault is redoubled. These bonuses are
cumulative with multiple attacks in the round. For example,
if the Pitiless Slayer has four attacks per round and directs
them all at the same foe, assuming the first three hit, the
Pitiless Slayer will enjoy a bonus of +6 to his fourth attack
that round. Multiple attacks must be made against the same
target to take advantage of this ability, as long as that target
is still standing. If he falls, the Pitiless Slayer may transfer
his current bonus to the next target. Feats which grant extra
attacks in a round, such as Cleave or Great Cleave, may
serve to increase the Pitiless Slayer’s bloodlust bonus as
well. If the Pitiless Slayer misses an attack roll, the bonus
is lost. In any case, the bonus is reset to zero at the end of
the Pitiless Slayer’s turn.
The Raider of the Bloodied Coin
Damage Reduction 2/- (Ex): The Pitiless Slayer is
toughened and hardened from decades or even centuries
of combat, allowing him to shrug off part of the damage
of incoming attacks. This ability does not stack with any
other damage reduction the Pitiless Slayer might possess.
Death’s Door (Ex): The Pitiless Slayer does not fear death,
but he clings to life when most mortals would fall into the
embrace of their gods. With the Death’s Door ability, a
Pitiless Slayer remains alive even when his hit points
reach –10. A Pitiless Slayer is considered to be dying, but
not dead, until his hit points reach –10 plus his level as a
Pitiless Slayer (for example, a 9 th level Pitiless Slayer is
not considered dead until his hit points fall below –19). In
conjunction with To the Last, this ability serves to keep the
Pitiless Slayer alive and slaying on the battlefield longer
than any other mortal could hope to stand.
Slaughter (Ex): At 10 th level, the Pitiless Slayer’s mastery
of combat reaches a pinnacle. Once per day per class level,
the Pitiless Slayer may automatically confirm a critical
threat with no need for a further roll.
Raider of the Bloodied Coin
Skulking through the Underdeep, preying on the caravans
and communities of other races, the Raider of the Bloodied
Coin is a terror to traders everywhere.
Though the first members of this prestige class were
dedicated to Alsythuth in his aspect as raider and pillager,
this is no longer always the case. Though the drow culture
that does not engage in raiding the possessions of other races
is rare indeed, the cult of the Bloodied Coin is not present
in all of them. Still, most dark elven societies do produce
Class Levels Base Attack
Bonus
Fort. Save Ref. Save Will Save Special
1 +0 +2 +2 +0 Sneak Attack +1d6
2 +1 +3 +3 +0 Shot on the Run, Judge Value
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3 +2 +3 +3 +1 Fast Reflexes
4 +3 +4 +4 +1 Track, Uncanny Dodge
5 +3 +4 +4 +1 First Strike
6 +4 +5 +5 +2 Sneak Attack +2d6
7 +5 +5 +5 +2 Missile Defence
8 +6 +6 +6 +2 Bonus Feat, Judge Value II
9 +6 +6 +6 +3 Ranged Threat
10 +7 +7 +7 +3 Distant Sneak Attack
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