Nameless Shadow
Where bandits and tyrants prey on merchants and caravans, the nameless shadow preys on bandits and tyrants. Posing as mundane merchants or other harmless travelers, these assassins can hide both within Darkness and in the anonymity of a seemingly unimportant crowd.
This archetype is appropriate for rogues and unchained rogues.
Additionally, when a nameless shadow attacks a foe while in a social or mundane identity, their target takes a –2 penalty to AC for the purpose of resolving that attack. This use of harmless guise forces the nameless shadow into their vigilante identity after the attack is completed, and the target (if they survive) then becomes aware of the nameless shadow’s secret. This ability cannot be used on targets that are aware of the nameless shadow’s dual identity.
This replaces trapfinding and the rogue talents gained at 2nd, 6th, 10th, 14th, and 18th levels.
This replaces the rogue talents gained at 4th and 8th levels.
This archetype is appropriate for rogues and unchained rogues.
Harmless Guise (Ex)
A nameless shadow gains the dual identity and seamless guise vigilante class features, with the following restrictions. Their social identity must be that of a mundane and nonthreatening member of society, such as a farmer or a merchant. At 6th level, the nameless shadow gains the many guises vigilante social talent. At 8th level, the nameless shadow gains the quick change vigilante social talent. At 14th level, the nameless shadow gains the everyman vigilante social talent. At 18th level, the nameless shadow gains the any guise vigilante social talent.Additionally, when a nameless shadow attacks a foe while in a social or mundane identity, their target takes a –2 penalty to AC for the purpose of resolving that attack. This use of harmless guise forces the nameless shadow into their vigilante identity after the attack is completed, and the target (if they survive) then becomes aware of the nameless shadow’s secret. This ability cannot be used on targets that are aware of the nameless shadow’s dual identity.
This replaces trapfinding and the rogue talents gained at 2nd, 6th, 10th, 14th, and 18th levels.
Face in the Crowd (Ex)
At 4th level, so long as there are at least 10 other nonhostile creatures within 30 feet of them, a nameless shadow can use Bluff or Disguise in place of Stealth to hide or for sniping. At 8th level, they can use this ability to hide within a crowd even if they are being observed.This replaces the rogue talents gained at 4th and 8th levels.
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