Pathfinder 1e Character Sheet: Iz-Rehaj Bajuh

Unified Tradition: Godking's chosen
Casting: Spheres - 14 drawbacks, easy focus, atormergy, +1 sp per level, +1 essence per level
Weather
Veilweaving

Total points: 14

General Drawbacks:

Focus Casting

Your magic requires you to use an item such as a wand, holy symbol, ring, or staff to create magic. The focus must be wielded or equipped to be used (for example, a wand must be held, a ring must be equipped in a ring slot, etc.) Using magic without your focus requires you to attempt a concentration check (DC 20 + 1/2 the caster level) to produce the desired effect. Failure means time (and any spell points) are spent, but no effect happens. If a focus is lost, stolen, or broken, the caster must create a new focus by securing the necessary item and spending 8 hours bonding with it. At the GM’s discretion, however, another caster’s focus may be used instead.

If you are carrying your focus when subject to a polymorph effect that would normally meld your equipment into your new form, your focus melds into your body as well, causing this drawback to function as the center of power drawback for the duration of the effect.

You may not select this drawback if you possess the Center Of Power or Galvanized drawbacks.

Innate Curse [Apoc]

Source: Spheres Apocrypha: Casting Traditions 2

Your magic comes from a source that curses you, or your cursed condition is a side effect of your casting ability. You suffer the hindrance of a singular oracle curse, and do not get its benefit, nor the benefits that come with increased level. Use your magic skill bonus as your oracle level to determine any penalties from its hindrance. This curse is permanent and cannot be removed.

Not all curses are appropriate for this drawback, and the GM is the ultimate arbiter of which oracle curse you suffer from.

Special: If you already possess an oracle’s curse (or gain one later), then you retain this curse in addition to the other curse, but each curse must be a different type of curse and provide different kinds of benefits (even if you don’t possess the curse mastery feat).

Mental Focus

Your magic requires you to have a focus that is not always possible to achieve. You normally have focus, but lose it whenever you fail a save versus mind-affecting magic, have a critical hit confirmed on you, or a condition causes you to lose the ability to concentrate (such as being nauseated or helpless or failing a forced concentration check such as from being entangled). Using magic without your mental focus requires you to attempt a concentration check (DC 20 + 1/2 caster level) to produce the desired effect. Failure means time (and any spell points) are spent, but no effect happens. If focus is lost, the caster can refocus by meditating as a full-round action that provokes attacks of opportunity.

Narcoleptic Casting

Your magic has a pacifying effect that can lull you to sleep. At the end of any round in which you spend 1 or more spell points you must succeed at a Fortitude saving throw with a DC of 10 + 1/2 your magic skill bonus (minimum DC 11) or fall asleep standing up for 1 round. Sleeping creatures are helpless. Slapping or wounding awakens an affected creature, but normal noise does not. Awakening a creature without dealing damage is a standard action (an application of the aid another action). Creatures immune to sleep cannot gain this drawback; if a creature later becomes immune to sleep after gaining this drawback, they must immediately retrain it for another drawback or lose it, recalculating their spell points as appropriate.

This counts as 2 drawbacks when determining the number of spell points gained.

Oathbound Casting [DbH]

Your magic derives from a covenant created with yourself or some other powerful entity. Select an Oath you have sworn. In the event that you break that Oath, forsake it, or have no Oaths to upkeep, you lose your spellcasting abilities until you atone, or select a new Oath to be the focus for your spellcasting in a ritual that takes 8 hours to complete.

Your oaths connections to your magic leaves openings for others to exploit, even without forcing you to break your oath. Creatures that succeed at a Spellcraft check to identify your magic become aware of the Oath sworn as well as the vulnerabilities to exploit. By succeeding at a Spellcraft check as a move action, they gain a +2 bonus to AC and saving throws against your magical effects for 1 minute. The DC of this check is equal to 15 + your magic skill bonus.

The Oaths that you can select for this drawback are the following: Oath against Harm, Oath against Mercy, Oath of Loyalty, Oath of Secrecy, and Oath of Silence. These count as a number of drawbacks equal to the number of oath points they are usually worth. With GM permission, other Oaths or paladin/antipaladin codes can be selected as well.

Rigorous Concentration

Your magic requires intense amounts of concentration to use. When attempting a concentration check (such as to cast defensively or while taking damage), the DC increases by +10. You may increase the casting time by one step to take extra time focusing and negate this penalty.

Somatic Casting

You must gesture to cast spells—a process that requires you to have at least 1 hand unoccupied. When using magic, you cannot wear armor heavier than light without incurring a chance of arcane spell failure.

You may select this drawback twice. If taken a second time, you cannot wear any armor or use a shield without incurring a chance of arcane spell failure.

Note: With GM permission, it is possible to modify this drawback so that, when taken once, the caster may wear either light or medium armor but cannot use a shield without incurring a chance of arcane spell failure, mimicking the core bloodrager.

Spell Stand-In [Apoc]

Source: Spheres Apocrypha: Cohorts & Companions

In place of being able to cast spells directly, you must channel them through a summoned companion. You lose the ability to cast any sphere effect through yourself outside of summoning your companions. You gain the Conjuration sphere and the Spell Conduit talent as bonus talents, and the Spell Channel feat as a bonus feat.

Unstable Storage [Mana HB]

The methods you have developed to store your magical potency are improperly practiced, dangerous, or otherwise fragile to others. You have some sort of obvious indicator of the levels of your magical reserves that alert any creature who can see you of how many spell points you have in reserve. The exact indicator varies across different casters, ranging from crystalline growths on their body that fade after magical use, to their skin color and tone draining the lower their spell point pool is.

Additionally, your spell point pool also serves as a bridge to your vitality. When you have less than 1/2 of your total capacity of spell points (rounded down), you are fatigued. When you have less than 1/4 of your total spell point capacity, you are exhausted. When you have no spell points remaining, you must attempt a concentration check (DC 15 + your caster level, +2 for every check succeeded, which resets when you rest to regain spell points) every hour and when you cast sphere effects or otherwise fall asleep. These conditions may only be cured by gaining spell points (including temporary ones) above the thresholds whether via use of Mana sphere, consumables, or rest. This drawback counts as 2 drawbacks when determining the number of spell points gained. The fatigued, exhausted and sleep conditions caused by this drawback bypass any immunities you may have. You can be woken up from sleep normally unless a different effect would prevent you from waking.

Author's Note: The exhausted, fatigued, and sleep conditions caused by this drawback bypass any immunity to those conditions. You can be woken up from sleep normally unless some other effect prevents that.

Verbal Casting

You must speak in a loud, clear voice to cast spells. Using magic alerts all nearby hearing creatures to your presence and location, effectively breaking stealth. You cannot cast in an area of magical silence, or in any other situation where you are unable to speak clearly.

Witchmarked

Some aspect of your visage is a dead giveaway about your magical nature. This could be any purely cosmetic modification or sensation that is hard to hide such as a vestigial tail (or tails), glowing eyes, an aura visible to the naked eye or the stench of death clinging to you. The intensity of this trait grows proportional to your power. Anyone who sees you may attempt a Knowledge (arcana) check (DC 20 - your MSB, minimum DC 0) to learn your magic skill bonus, caster level and what base magic spheres you possess.

You may attempt to hide your witchmark trait, but doing so requires a successful Disguise check (DC 10 + your MSB, roll is hidden). Alternatively, if attempting to hide your witchmark as part of a more elaborate disguise, this gives a penalty to that Disguise check equal to your MSB. Using an illusion, shapechange, or other magical disguise to hide your witchmark automatically succeeds, but any use of magic that does not explicitly hide your witchmark instead immediately reveals your witchmark to all observers.

You may not select this drawback if you possess the Magical Signs drawback.

Specific Drawbacks:

Conjuration:

Elongated Summoning

Summoning a creature requires 1 minute of concentrated effort, rather than only a standard action.

Destruction:

Energy Focus

Choose a blast type group. You may only make destructive blasts from that blast type group. You must select a (blast type) talent from the chosen blast type group with the bonus talent granted by this drawback. You may not select any other (blast type) talents outside the chosen blast type group.

Author's Note: A blast type talent that is in multiple blast type groups counts as being outside your chosen blast type group and cannot be selected, even if one of the groups would match your chosen blast type group.
Shape Focus

You may only make a destructive blast of a single shape. You must select a (blast shape) talent with the bonus talented granted by this drawback, and cannot make destructive blasts except when using that (blast shape). You may not select any other (blast shape) talents.

Incompatible: Destructive Touch

War Specific

Alternate Totem
You cannot use Totem Of War. You must choose a (totem) talent with the bonus talent gained from this drawback.
Incompatible: Battle Manipulation, Small Unit Strategist

Commando
You cannot use rallies. You must select a (mandate) talent or a (momentum) talent with the bonus talent gained through this drawback.
Incompatible: Alternate Rally, Battle Manipulation, Solo Combatant

Boons:

Atmoturgy (Heat)
Choose a weather category (Aridity, Cold, Heat, Precipitation, or Wind). While in weather of this type of severity level 3 or higher, you gain a +1 competence bonus to your caster level. At severity level 6 or higher, this bonus becomes +2.

Easy Focus
When maintaining a sphere ability through concentration, effects that normally require a standard action to concentrate on only require a move action for you. This does not decrease the sphere ability’s casting time, only the action used to maintain concentration.

Martial Spheres:
Equipment X2, Beserker x2

Sphere Specific Drawback:
Adrenaline Junkie [Conq. HB]

You do not gain the brutal strike ability. You must take an (adrenaline) talent with this drawback.

Incompatible: Unbattered, Weakling.

veils: 2
Envoy of the Lord - 4 Essence invested (bound Head)
A crown of gleaming akasha forms upon your brow, allowing you to call upon an envoy of servants who bow to your every whim.

Shaping this veil grants you the benefits of the rajah’s house of servants class feature, using your veilweaving modifier in place of the rajah’s initiation modifier and your veilweaving level in place of the rajah’s class level when determining the effects of the ability.

If you already have the house of servants ability, you instead gain the benefits of the Extra Heraldry feat, treating your veilweaving level as your rajah level and your veilweaving modifier as your initiation modifier when meeting prerequisites and determining the effects of the chosen heraldry. You must choose a heraldry that affects your servants or grants them a new ability, and you may change the chosen heraldry each time you shape this veil.

Essence: For each point of essence invested in this veil, you gain the ability to create an additional servant and their effective Strength scores increase by +1.

Chakra Bind (Head):[Bind Level 1] Binding this veil to your Head chakra further empowers your servants. You gain the benefits of the Extra Heraldry feat treating your veilweaving level as your rajah level and your veilweaving modifier as your initiation modifier when meeting prerequisites and determining the effects of the chosen heraldry. You must choose a heraldry that affects your servants or grants them a new ability, and you may change the chosen heraldry each time you shape this veil.

Courtesan's Cloak (Neck) - 4 essence invested
Descriptors: none

Class: Daevic, Eclipse, Guru, Radiant

Slot: Shoulders, Neck

Saving Throw: none

It’s said this veil was first developed by a famed courtesan who wore it to guard herself from the prying eyes and jealous retributions of her lover’s wives.

The wearer of this veil gains a +1 insight bonus to their armor class against ranged attacks and a +1 insight bonus to saving throws.

Essence: For each point of essence invested in this veil the bonus to armor class increases by +1. For every two points of essence invested the bonus to saving throws increases by +1.

Chakra Bind (Shoulders): [D10, E15] Binding this cloak to your Shoulders chakra gives you a preternatural edge in avoiding unseen attacks. You gain Evasion, as the Rogue class feature.

Chakra Bind (Neck): [D12/16, G14, R12] Binding this veil to your Neck chakra unlocks its maximum potential; you gain Improved Evasion, as the Rogue Advanced Talent.


Implements:

Specialist Staff +1 (Conjuration Sphere, Greater Link)

Ankh of the Seasons (+5 weather implement, +1 enchantment) (Oath)

Highlord Abilities Base:

Weapon and Armor Proficiencies: A highlord is proficient with all simple and martial weapons, light, medium, and heavy armor, and shields (except tower shields).

Collective (Su): A highlord learns to use psionic power to connect willing minds through an internal network that strengthens their psychic bonds. As a standard action, a highlord can join any number of willing targets into his collective (up to his limit, see below). The highlord must have line of sight to each target, each target must have a Wisdom score of at least 1, and all targets must be within medium range (100 feet + 10 feet per class level). The collective can contain up to his Charisma modifier or half his highlord level, whichever is higher. The highlord is always considered a member of his own collective, and does not count against this limit.

The highlord can choose to remove a member as a free action on his turn, and any member can voluntarily leave the collective as a free action on their turn. Any member whose Wisdom drops to zero or who moves out of range of the collective is automatically removed. If a member enters a null psionics field, the connection to the collective is suppressed until the member leaves the field. A member who leaves the collective for any reason immediately loses any and all benefits they may have gained from being a member. A highlord is aware of the status of his collective and can, roughly, sense the presence of each member, although beyond telling if such a creature is still a member, this has no mechanical benefit until higher levels (see telepathy below).

A highlord can manifest certain powers through his collective. If a highlord power specifies one or more willing targets (or is harmless) and has a range greater than personal, he can manifest this power on a member of his collective regardless of the range of the actual power. All other non-range restrictions still apply. He may manifest any power with the Network Descriptor this way, regardless of their actual ranges or targets. If he is capable of manifesting powers or casting spells from a different class (as is the case for a multiclass highlord), any compatible spell or power with a range greater than touch can also be used through the collective.

If a member of the collective dies, the member is removed from the collective and the highlord must make a Fortitude save (DC 15) or lose 1 power point for every Hit Die of the fallen member and be sickened for an equal number of rounds.

At 15th level, a highlord's collective range is limitless on the same plane as the highlord.

At 19th level, a highlord's range reaches even across other planes and dimensions.

Open Heart (Su): A highlord's collective is more than just a link; when he touches the mind of another, he shares a part of himself, his core, driving goals and desires. To members of his collective, a highlord's psionic powers are unmistakably his, bearing sensory displays unique to the highlord instead of their normal appearances. The appearance of a highlord's powers is tied to what the highlord values—common displays are flowing streams of blood, coins, or other materials, sounds of the highlord's home and those he cares about, or similarly important things. Though these displays don't grant the highlord's collective members any unique insight into the effects of his powers, they do share knowledge of something important to the highlord.

Guarded Rulership (Su): At 1st level, a highlord gains Unwilling Participant as a bonus feat, except that its save DC is equal to 10 + 1/2 the highlord's manifester level + the highlord's Charisma modifier. When an unwilling member of the highlord's collective dies, the highlord does not need to make a save to avoid losing power points and being sickened.

Highlord Tenets (Su): Many of a highlord's abilities draw power from his mere presence. How these abilities develop, however, are based on the tenets that he follows. At 1st level, a highlord chooses a set of tenets to follow. This decision is made when a character takes their first level in highlord, and cannot be changed afterwards. A highlord's choice of tenet grants him the following class features at the specified levels:

Tenant chosen: Despot

Lifeblood Tithe (Su): A despot’s lifeblood resonance allows him to freely drain away the life of those under his rule. Once per round as a free action, the despot can deal his lifeblood resonance damage to a chosen member of his collective within close range (25 feet + 5 feet per two class levels). The despot is healed for half the damage that they suffer, not including bonus damage from other sources. At 8th level, the despot can deal this damage to up to two members of the collective at once. At 15th level, the despot can deal this damage to up to three members of the collective at once.

Mass Conscription (Su): As a standard action, the despot can attempt to force a creature into his collective. He can force an additional creature into his collective for each damage die of his lifeblood resonance ability. He cannot exceed the normal limit of members of the collective with this ability.

First Command (Su): A despot gains falter as his decree at 1st level.

Affinity for Oppression (Su): Starting at 2nd level, a despot gains a bonus on Sense Motive checks equal to 1/2 his class level. After the despot successfully forces a creature into the collective, he can read the creature’s surface thoughts freely, as if they had failed a save against a read thoughts power.

Siphon Resolve (Su): The despot siphons his enemy’s very will to fight. When the despot uses his lifeblood siphon ability, if the siphoned creature is also affected by the psionic power manifested, a failed save against either effect causes the creature to be treated as if they failed their save against both.

Lifeblood Resonance (Su): A highlord's tenet grants him a means of punishing those who oppose him, assaulting their minds and bodies with his force of will. The exact details of a tenet's lifeblood resonance are detailed in the tenet's description, below, but in each case, this ability deals 1d8 points of damage plus an additional 1d8 points of damage per four class levels the highlord possesses (up to a maximum of 6d8 at 20th level).

Conscription (Su): At 1st level, a highlord gains a unique way to force others into his collective. Regardless of the method, these abilities only function on creatures within the range of the highlord's collective, and this otherwise functions like the Unwilling Participant feat. A highlord can take Ability Focus (conscription), which increases both the save DC of this ability and the save DC of his Unwilling Participant feat.

First Command (Su): At 1st level, a highlord gains a decree based on his chosen tenet. He later gains other decrees of his choice (see below), and the individual decrees are detailed in their section below.

Skill Affinity (Su): At 2nd level, a highlord's choice of tenets enhances his own mind, granting him a bonus on checks with a single skill equal to 1/2 his class level, as well as an additional ability related to it.

Highlord's Decrees (Su): At 1st level, the highlord gains a decree based on his chosen tenet, granting him a special command he can issue. At 4th level and every three levels afterwards, a highlord learns an additional highlord decree.

In order to use a decree, the highlord must expend his psionic focus. He cannot regain that psionic focus until the decree ends (either by its duration running out or the highlord dismissing it).

When a decree's duration runs its course, the highlord recovers the psionic focus he spent to use the decree. In any round after the one he activated the decree in, the highlord can dismiss its effect as a move action, regaining the psionic focus he expended to use it. If the highlord possesses the Psionic Meditation feat, he can instead dismiss decrees as swift actions. A highlord who has multiple psionic focuses (such as through the Psicrystal Containment feat) can have multiple active decrees at once—one for each psionic focus.

Unless specifically noted, decrees are mind-affecting effects, and if a member of the highlord's collective is unwilling to be affected by one of his decrees (such as if it applies a negative condition, or directs them to take actions they're unwilling to take), the collective member can make a Will save (DC 10 + 1/2 the highlord's class level + the highlord's Charisma modifier) to resist the effect of the decree. This means that they forgo any actions that may have been granted and they ignore any benefits or conditions that may have been applied. A creature willing to be affected by a decree can voluntarily accept it; if they do, it ignores any immunity to mind-affecting effects they might possess. A highlord can take the Ability Focus (decrees) feat, in which case it affects the DC of saving throws made against any of the decrees the highlord uses.

See: Highlord Decrees.

Bonus Feats: At 2nd, 9th, and 16th levels, a highlord gains a psionic feat he qualifies for as a bonus feat.

Telepathy (Su): When a highlord reaches 3rd level, all willing members of his collective (including the highlord himself) can communicate with each other telepathically, even if they do not share a common language. Psionic creatures who are willing members in a highlord's collective (including the highlord himself) may manifest unknown powers known by another willing psionic creature in the collective as if they were making physical contact.

Highlord's Mark (Su): At 5th level, willingly or unwillingly, a highlord's charismatic and psionic nature bleeds into the environment around him. The highlord can establish a location as his territory, after spending at least a week in the area around it. This location must be an area no larger in volume than a cube that is a number of feet per side equal to 10 feet per highlord level. If it is a public (or at least well known) area, it becomes widely regarded by others that the highlord controls or own it in some way. The highlord's power influences the appearance of the area through his open heart ability, though objects within it are not changed as to become unrecognizable.

If another creature is already considered the controller or owner of the area, that creature and the highlord make opposed Charisma checks. The character who succeeds in this check is considered the owner or controller of the area the highlord designates, though the original owner is free to contest this claim by confronting the highlord directly. After establishing an area as his territory, the highlord must return to it at least once every three days to renew his claim upon it. Otherwise, the effect disappears and other creatures may become considered the owner or controller of the area, as normal.

The highlord can also channel this power into one of his subjects. As a full-round action, the highlord can designate a willing member of his collective to bear his mark. As a result, that creature remains within the collective and can communicate with the highlord through telepathy, even if they were to leave the collective's normal range. As long as the creature is designated by the highlord's mark, the highlord can communicate through that creature and use Charisma based skills as if he were occupying that creature's space, using his skill ranks and bonuses in place of the marked creature.

These marks can be dismissed as a free action. The highlord can only mark a single location or creature at a time. Affecting a location or a creature with his mark means he is unable to use this ability until he dismisses the first mark.

At 8th level, the highlord can maintain a mark on both a location and a creature at the same time. His followers also grow more vigilant in their defense of the highlord's territory. Members of the collective within the area of a marked location gain a +3 bonus to Perception, and creatures marked by the highlord gain a +3 bonus to Sense Motive.

At 14th level, while within areas the highlord controls, the highlord and his allies within the collective gain a +2 morale bonus to attack rolls and saves, and the DC to resist being forced into the collective increases by 2. In addition, the highlord can use his powers and class abilities from creatures that he has marked, treating the range and effects of such effects as if he were the marked creature. Doing this requires the highlord and the creature he has marked to use the same action required to manifest the power or use the ability.

At 18th level, the highlord can maintain a number of marks equal to his Charisma modifier (minimum 1) at the same time. These marks can be on any combination of locations and creatures.

Tribute (Su): At 5th level, a highlord can draw upon the talents of his collective and use them as his own. As a move action, the highlord designates a single feat, item enhancement, power effect, or spell effect from among those belonging or affecting willing members of his collective as tribute. The highlord gains the effects of the selected tribute until he designates a new tribute, for as long as the effect remains active on the member that possessed. In addition, if a member of the collective leaves the collective, the highlord loses the effects of tributes from that member.

When he gains this ability, the highlord may only have one tribute designated at once. At 11th level, the highlord may have up to two tributes designated, and at 17th level, he may have up to three. Once the highlord gains the ability to have multiple tributes at once, he may choose his tributes from either the same or different members of the collective, and can choose a different type of effect for each tribute.

If the highlord selects a feat as one of his designated tributes, he must meet the prerequisites of that feat. He may use feats gained through other designated tributes to meet these prerequisites. If the highlord selects an item enhancement, he applies that item enhancement to a single qualifying item (such as a ranged weapon gaining the distant enhancement) that he is carrying or wielding. The normal caps on an item's enhancement bonus and special properties still apply. The item loses the designated property if the highlord ceases to carry and/or use it.

Greater Decrees (Su): At 10th level, and every three levels thereafter, a highlord can choose one of the following greater decrees in place of a decree. Some greater decrees require the expenditure of power points in order to be used. The highlord cannot spend more power points on a single decree at once than his manifester level. Unless stated otherwise, greater decrees are treated as decrees for the purposes of abilities and feats such as Ability Focus.

See: Highlord Decrees#Greater Decrees.

Archetype: Didact

Proficiencies: Didacts are proficient with simple weapons, as well as light armor and bucklers. In addition, if this is their first level in any class, they may select a martial tradition of their choice.

This modifies weapon and armor proficiencies.

Casting: The didact may combine spheres and talents to create magical effects. The didact is considered a Mid-Caster. (Note: All casters gain 2 bonus talents and may select a casting tradition the first time they gain the casting class feature.) This replaces talents, powers and power points

Spell Pool: A didact gains a small reservoir of energy they can call on to create truly wondrous effects, called a spell pool. This pool contains a number of spell points equal to their class level + their casting ability modifier (minimum: 1). This pool replenishes once per day after roughly 8 hours of rest.

Blended Training: A didact gains a combat or magic talent every time they gain a class level. This does not stack with caster levels gained from other sources. A didact uses their casting ability modifier as their practitioner modifier.

Flexible Rule: The DCs and effects of all of the didact's class abilities and Unwilling Participant feat are based on the didact's casting ability modifier rather than Charisma.

Martial Command: The didact gains Sage's Focus as a bonus feat at 1st level.

Guidance (Su): At 1st level, the overflowing convictions of the didact spread to members of their network, allowing them to channel power through them. Whenever the didact or a member of their collective makes an attack action or creates a magical effect as a standard action, the didact may spend a spell point as a free action to apply a guidance to a member of their collective. The didact may only apply a single guidance per round in this way. Guidances are as follows.

Awe: A target becomes flat-footed for one round.
Cooperation: A target gains a +4 morale bonus on the next skill check they make.
Doubt: A target takes a -2 penalty to saving throws for one round.
Opening: A target can make an attack of opportunity against another member of your collective within their reach.
Resolution: A target gains temporary hit points equal to twice your didact level. These temporary hit points last for 1 round.
Unity: The attack or sphere effect may use the location of any other collective member as their effective location for the purpose of determining eligible targets. This cannot be used to change the target of personal effects.

At 3rd level, the didact may spend an additional spell point to apply a second guidance in a round and may even apply them both on the same effect. They may not apply the same guidance multiple times to the same target. This improves by an additional guidance at 6th level and every 3 levels thereafter.

This ability replaces tenet power and gift of power.

Didact's Tribute: when using the tribute class feature, the didact can also designate magic sphere effects as well as magic talents and combat talents from among those belonging or affecting willing members of their collective as tribute.

This modifies tribute

Lifeblood Arcana (Su): At 6th level, a didact can siphon mental energy from the members of their collective. Whenever the highlord creates a magical sphere effect, they may also designate another member of their collective to drain energy from. That member of the collective takes 2 points of damage plus an additional point of damage for every 2 levels the didact possesses and becomes staggered until the didact's next turn. If the didact spent 2 or more spell points on the effect, they regains half the total spell points spent on the effect. The target can resist the staggering effect and deny the didact the regained power points by succeeding at a Fortitude save (DC 10 + 1/2 the didact's caster level + the didact's casting ability modifier). This ability can only be used once per round, even if the didact creates multiple sphere effects during that round.

This ability replaces lifeblood siphon but counts as lifeblood siphon for all purposes.

Reprieve from Eternity (Su): At 20th level, the didact's teachings have achieved a level of spiritual resonance so as to preserve their adherents within the didact's collective. When a member of their collective dies, the creature's soul merges with the collective for up to one day per didact level. During this time, it can be affected by resuscitate from the Life sphere and similar abilities as if it died within 1 round, without need for the creature's corpse. The creature does not count towards the maximum number of creatures in the collective while merged. If the didact dies, the creature's soul departs, killing it. In addition, members of the didact's collective become immune to fear, charm, and compulsion effects if the didact chooses them to be (they may select individual creatures to be affected or unaffected).

This ability replaces supremacy.

Modified Decrees: Several of the didact's decrees should be altered to accommodate their altered power source.

Devour the Weak and Die for Me: Rather than power points, the didact gains one temporary spell point plus an additional temporary spell point for every 4 hit dice the target possessed. These temporary spell points last for a number of rounds equal to the didact's casting ability modifier.


CLASS: INCANTER

Casting

An incanter may combine spheres and talents to create magical effects. An incanter is considered a High-Caster. (Note: All casters gain 2 bonus talents and a casting tradition the first time they gain the casting class feature.)

Spell Pool

An incanter gains a small reservoir of energy he can call on to create truly wondrous effects, called a spell pool. This pool contains a number of spell points equal to his class level + his casting ability modifier (minimum 1). This pool replenishes once per day after roughly 8 hours of rest.
Magic Talents

An incanter gains 1 magic talent every level, according to Table: The Incanter. The incanter also gains a bonus magic talent at every odd incanter level.

Bonus Feat
At 1st, 2nd, and every 2 levels thereafter, an incanter gains a bonus feat. This may be spent to gain an extra magic talent, drawback, proxy, and theurge feats, or any feat which has casting as a prerequisite (item creation feats, metamagic feats, Sphere Focus, Circle Casting, etc.).
Author's Note: "Any feat which has casting as a prerequisite" includes feats that require a magic sphere. Many of those feats do not list "casting class feature" as a prerequisite due to redundancy. For example, an incanter could take a feat which requires the Life sphere with a prerequisite line of "Prerequisites: Life sphere".

Incanter Specialization: Oracular Vocation (3 Specialization Points) The incanter gains revelations from an oracle mystery of his choice (but not mystery spells), using his incanter level as his oracle level. If he already gains an oracle mystery from another class, this instead allows levels of that class and his incanter levels to stack when gaining and determining the powers and abilities of his revelations. Use his casting ability modifier in place of his Charisma modifier when determining the powers of his revelations, if it is higher.

Conjuration Companions: 4

All: Unwilling archetype, Mindless Archeytpe, Magical Creature Form, lingering form, Permenant Alteration Gift of Mind

Base for each summon: (Magical Beast): HD 15 HP 150 AC 16 Saves 7 fort 11 ref 5 will, Spell points: 7
Quadruped
Size Small; Speed 40 ft.; AC +9 natural armor, +1 size; Saves Fort (good), Ref (good), Will (bad Attack bite (1d6 Str 12, Dex 16, Con 13, Int 6, Wis 10, Cha 25

Ra-Kai:
Feats: 8 (all extra sphere talent)
1: Weather Sphere opened
2: Clear Skies (Mantle)
3: High Energy (Mantle)
4: Heat Lord
5: Wind Lord
6: Rain Lord
7: Clear Skies (mantle) (2)
8: Mist form (Mantle)

Maha-Rajah:
Feats: 8 (all extra sphere talent)
1: Protection Sphere opened
2: Buttressing
3: Continuous Ward
4: Durable Barrier
5: Greater Barrier
6: Selective Barriar
7: Mobile Ward
8: Reactive Barrier

Ja-ri:
Feats: 8 (all extra sphere talent)
1: Destruction sphere opened
2: Admixture
3: Nature Opened (fire package)
4: Primal Blast
5: Chain Blast
6: Improved Chain blast
7: Greater Admixture
8: Blinding Blast (blast type, light)

Anu:
Feats: 8 (all extra sphere talent)

1: Weather Opened
2: This Does Not Spark Joy (shroud, precipitation)
3: Head in the Clouds
4: Personal Thunderhead (shroud, precipitation)
5: Intensified Weather (shroud)
6: Head in the Clouds
7: Greater Range
8: Boiling Lord

LEADERSHIP SCORE: 22

Cohort: Kur-San, sheet URL: https://www.worldanvil.com/sheet/1446932/view

Followers:
Level 1: 75 (rank, pleasure slaves)
Level 2: 7 (rank, slave leaders)
Level 3: 4 (rank, masters of pleasure)
Level 4: 2 (rank, acolyte of Ahket)
Level 5: 2 (rank, priest of Ahket)
Level 6: 1 (rank, high-priest of Ahket)