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Core Races 1
level, the hateful rager selects another favored enemy and
increases her bonus against one favored enemy type, as
described in the ranger class.
While raging, the hateful rager makes every effort
to fight a favored enemy rather than other opponents.
If aware of the presence of a favored enemy, the hateful
rager must make a DC 20 Will save each round to attack
another creature; failure means the barbarian must
attack the favored enemy or move closer to that enemy.
She may freely attack creatures preventing her from
reaching that favored enemy (regardless of whether they
are actively trying to prevent her attacks or merely in the
way). She can avoid harmful obstacles normally in her
attempts to reach the target and is not forced to take the
shortest route.
This ability replaces the barbarian’s rage power gained
at 2nd level. At 8th, 14th, and 20th levels, in place of a rage
power she gains another favored enemy and increases her
bonus against one favored enemy type.
Feed the Rage (Ex): At 5th level, a hateful rager gains
1 additional round of rage for each favored enemy she
knocks unconscious or kills in combat. These current
rounds of rage can only be used to add to the duration of
her rage, and disappear when the rage ends. This ability
replaces improved uncanny dodge.
Amplified by Hate (Ex): At 9th level, a hateful rager
adds half her favored enemy bonus to the DC of any rage
power she uses against a favored enemy. This ability
replaces trap sense +3.
Rage Powers: The following rage powers complement
the hateful rager archetype: intimidating glare, roused
anger, terrifying howl (Core Rulebook); come and get me,
inspire ferocity, overbearing advance, reckless abandon
(Advanced Player’s Guide).
otherwise works like and replaces the standard paladin’s
smite evil.
Monstrous Rapport (Ex): At 1st level, redeemers gain a
+2 bonus on Diplomacy checks to inf luence creatures who
are commonly considered monstrous. This includes but
is not limited to “monstrous” races such as goblins and
orcs, monstrous humanoids, and other intelligent nonhumanoid
monsters. This ability replaces detect evil.
Pact of Peace (Sp): At 8th level, a redeemer can force
a defeated creature to accept a binding pact of peace as
a condition of its surrender, as if using lesser geas. Her
caster level for this ability is equal to her paladin level.
Rather than assigning a mission or task, the redeemer
gives the creature a simple set of prohibitions to protect
others. Example geas include “Leave this city and do not
return” or “Do not attack caravans.” The prohibition
must be against an area no larger than 300 square miles
or one specific group of people (such as a tribe or citizens
of a particular city). This ability lasts 1 month per paladin
level. This replaces aura of resolve.
Aura of Mercy (Su): At 11th level, a redeemer can
expend two uses of her merciful smite ability to grant
the merciful smite ability to all allies within 10 feet,
using her bonuses. Allies must use this merciful smite
ability by the start of the paladin’s next turn and the
bonuses last for 1 minute. Using this ability is a free
action. Evil creatures gain no benefit from this ability.
This replaces aura of justice.
Associates: A redeemer may ally with an evil creature
as long as she feels the creature is capable of redemption.
A redeemer may accept henchmen, followers, or cohorts
who are not lawful good provided they demonstrate
they are willing to follow her and seek betterment under
her tutelage.
Redeemer (Paladin)
As most half-orcs are outcasts, a half-orc paladin
recognizes that often those who are monstrous are not
necessarily evil and that sometimes even those who
are evil became that way because of circumstances
and misfortune. Some half-orc paladins take up these
misunderstood creatures as their cause, standing up
for the monstrous creatures and, when possible, leading
them to the light. These paladins are called redeemers. A
redeemer has the following class features.
Merciful Smite (Su): At 1st level, when a redeemer
chooses to smite a creature, she can have all of her attacks
against the target deal nonlethal damage. She does not
take the normal –4 attack roll penalty for using a lethal
weapon to deal nonlethal damage. She cannot use this
ability to deal nonlethal damage to outsiders with the
evil subtype, evil-aligned dragons, or undead creatures
(these creatures take lethal damage from her smite). This
Skulking Slayer (Rogue)
Pushed into a life of crime by the society around them, halforcs
gravitate toward criminal activities that suit them best.
Half-orc rogues leave subtle tactics and finesse to half lings
and elves, and rely on brute strength and thuggery when
they go about making mischief. Skulking slayers have
turned the use of raw strength and surprise into an art
form. A skulking slayer has the following class features.
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: The skulking slayer
gains proficiency with greatclubs and whips, but loses
proficiency with rapiers and hand crossbows.
Class Skills: The skulking slayer does not gain Disable
Device, Linguistics, and Sleight of Hand as class skills.
Skill Ranks per Level: 6 + Int modifier.
Pass for Human (Ex): At 1st level, when trying to
conceal her half-orc heritage, a skulking slayer gains
a bonus on Disguise checks equal to half her level.
When using disguise to appear as a specific individual,
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