Oozemaster
The oozemaster is a specialized alchemist who fights and ensnares oozes. An oozemaster carefully studies the characteristics of the oozes they hunt to help them create new and more effective mutagens and bombs.
Class Skills: An oozemaster gains Knowledge (dungeoneering) as a class skill but does not gain Knowledge (nature) as a class skill.
An oozemaster cannot select discoveries that change the type of damage dealt by their bombs, nor those that affect the bomb’s splash radius.
This ability otherwise functions as and replaces the bomb class feature.
The oozemaster can throw an ooze toxin as a ranged Touch Attack with a range increment of 10 feet, or they can apply the toxin to a weapon as if it were an injury poison. The toxin deals 1d6 points of acid damage plus an additional 1d6 points of acid damage per 3 Hit Dice the ooze had. If the ooze had any additional effects conveyed by its slam attack other than Grab (such as a gelatinous cube’s Paralysis ability), the oozemaster can also apply these qualities to this attack. The save DC for additional abilities produced by this attack is 10 + half the alchemist’s level + the alchemist’s Intelligence modifier.
This ability replaces Brew Potion, though an oozemaster can still select Brew Potion without meeting the feat’s prerequisites.
This replaces poison resistance and poison immunity.
Discoveries: The following discoveries complement the oozemaster archetype: bottled ooze, ooze blight, and splitting mutagen.
Class Skills: An oozemaster gains Knowledge (dungeoneering) as a class skill but does not gain Knowledge (nature) as a class skill.
Ooze Bomb (Su)
An oozemaster’s bombs deal acid damage instead of fire damage, and they deal damage only on a direct hit; they do not splash. A creature damaged by an ooze bomb takes additional acid damage equal to the oozemaster’s Intelligence modifier at the start of the oozemaster’s next turn. A creature can take this delayed damage only once per round; additional hits extend the duration of the ongoing damage by 1 round each.An oozemaster cannot select discoveries that change the type of damage dealt by their bombs, nor those that affect the bomb’s splash radius.
This ability otherwise functions as and replaces the bomb class feature.
Ooze Toxin (Ex)
An oozemaster can extract deadly toxins from the bodies of slain oozes and use them against their foes, making them a deadly opponent with unpredictable stratagems. As a Full-Round Action while adjacent to an ooze that died within the past 10 minutes, an oozemaster can attempt a Craft (alchemy) check with a DC equal to 10 + the ooze’s Challenge Rating to create a toxin. If successful, the oozemaster can extract a number of doses of toxin from an ooze equal to half their Constitution modifier (minimum 1). These toxins remain potent for 1 hour before becoming inert.The oozemaster can throw an ooze toxin as a ranged Touch Attack with a range increment of 10 feet, or they can apply the toxin to a weapon as if it were an injury poison. The toxin deals 1d6 points of acid damage plus an additional 1d6 points of acid damage per 3 Hit Dice the ooze had. If the ooze had any additional effects conveyed by its slam attack other than Grab (such as a gelatinous cube’s Paralysis ability), the oozemaster can also apply these qualities to this attack. The save DC for additional abilities produced by this attack is 10 + half the alchemist’s level + the alchemist’s Intelligence modifier.
This ability replaces Brew Potion, though an oozemaster can still select Brew Potion without meeting the feat’s prerequisites.
Ooze Resistance
At 2nd level, an oozemaster becomes especially resistant to the abilities of their chosen foes. They gain a +2 bonus on saving throws against the extraordinary and supernatural abilities of oozes. This bonus increases by +1 at 5th level and every 3 levels thereafter, to a maximum of +8 at 20th level.This replaces poison resistance and poison immunity.
Discoveries: The following discoveries complement the oozemaster archetype: bottled ooze, ooze blight, and splitting mutagen.
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