Unofficial Rules

Empire of the Petal Throne
3rd Edition D&D Conversion

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Conversion From: Empire of the Petal Throne (based on the ‘White Box’ D&D game), 1976.

Works Converted: Empire of the Petal Throne by M.A.R. Barker, Tirkélu by Dave Morris, various other Tékumel conversions (for GURPS, The Fantasy Trip, Runequest, and AD&D 2nd ed).

Summary: This updates EPT for use with the D&D 3.5 rules giving notes on races and classes.

Updates: September 25, 2000; created this file. October 10, 2000; was contacted by M.A.R. Barker and he has asked me to modify the copyright notice (praise the Lord for Prof. Barker’s Mercy). And found a way to avoid those damnable temple spell lists by using domains. June 11, 2001; totally reworked the cleric, fleshed out some of the races, reworked the administrative priest, and some other rule changes. June 26, 2001. Just some fine-tuning; October 12, 2001: Added temple lists for psions. June 3, 2005 based the races on the Tri-stat version, reworked the class system.

Note: My primary source for this game is Empire of the Petal Throne, though I do use information from Gardásiyal I don’t particulary care for realistic fantasy games. Though some have written that D&D is inappropiate to the ‘feel’ of Tekumél, I believe they really mean it is inappropiate to the feel of Swords & Glory or Gardásiyal not Tékumel. EPT had very heroic characters who could take on small armies by themselves and separate spell casting classes, and that is why I wrote this conversion. For a conversion more like Gardásiyal and Swords & Glory see www.egroups.com/files/Tékumel/tek3e.html

Copyright notice: These materials utilise Professor M. A. R. Barker’s creation of the World of Tékumel but are not be considered ‘authentic Tékumel’ and are in no way ‘approved’ by Professor Barker.

This work is made using the d20 system.

For those of you who do not know Empire of the Petal Throne was created by M.A.R. Barker from a world he had created as a boy. It was the second roleplaying game ever and also was the second game created by TSR, Inc. The system used a variant of the original ‘White Box’ D&D game. If you think Dark Sun is exotic, then you will be surprised at the depth and breath of this world. M.A.R. Barker has created a world totally unlike our own. The races are unlike anything that has appeared anywhere else and there are several languages created for the game.

Note: The 3rd Edition Dungeons & Dragons Player’s Handbook, Dungeon Master’s Guide, and Monster Manual are required to run adventures using these rules. All a Player needs is the Player’s Handbook. Material herein is also drawn from the Psionics Handbook, Sword & Fist, Defenders of the Faith, Tome & Blood, Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting, and Magic of Faerun from Wizards of the Coast. Also some material is drawn from Sword & Sorcery’s Relics & Rituals core rulebook.

Character Races

Aliens on Tsolyánu

Non-humans in Tsolyánu are generally second-class citizens, if they are citizens at all. Many can find employment, but will never be accepted into a Clan and thus will never be more than respected foreigners. Some few, especially the Páchi Léi and Pé Chói, can be fully accepted into Tsolyáni society if they adopt human language and customs—and they may even attain Clan membership for themselves and their descendants if they serve the Empire well.

All alien races (except the Pé Chói and Páchi Léi) have outsider status in Tsolyánu thus they have a -3 to NPC reactions.

Proper Names are given for races that have pronounceable names (except the Ahoggyá who are given distinctive nicknames).

Note on racial modifiers: despite a character’s racial modifiers no ability score can go below “1” in value. A character whose intelligence is reduced below “3” will still get a minimum of 4 initial skill points and 1 skill point per level.

Ahoggyá

Ahoggyá are radially symmetric creatures around 1.5 meters tall, with four legs, four arms, and a barrel-shaped body about .8 m in diameter topped by a thick, domed carapace. They are brown, blue, green, grey, or dun in color (or a mixture of those). Their extremely strong arms extend out of their body at equidistant intervals, and have hands with three digits and a thumb. Between each pair of arms is a ‘face’ protected by a horn-like ring. Each face includes two eyes; one face also has a fanged mouth, while the others have other sensory or reproductive organs. The Ahoggyá’s legs are bowed and very powerful. Their excretory organs are centered up beneath their body. Ahoggyá can use weapons made for humans, though somewhat awkwardly.

Some Ahoggyá emerge from their swampy homelands to serve as mercenaries in the Tsolyáni legions, fight in the arenas, or take other jobs, usually involving strength and violence. They generally stay in Tsolyánu for only a few years, though some stay longer, and have little interest in complying with human customs or values. Ahoggyá have eight sexes, so the difficulty of getting a suitable group of mates together may be part of the motivation to return to the Ahoggyá homeland as often as practical.

Names: Ahoggyá names are incomprehensible and unspeakable to humans (the Tsolyánu say that their names sound like sewage going down a drain), so humans tag them with nicknames, and the Ahoggyá do not seem to care. are some examples of Ahoggyá nicknames: Barrel of Swords, Big Bag, Black-Spotted One, Dirty One, Gnarled One, Loudest Belly, Old Mud-Pie, Old White-Side, Red-Eye, Scar-Gut, Yellow Splotched One.

+4 Strength, +4 Constitution, -4 Dexterity, -2 Intelligence, +4 Wisdom, -8 Charisma

Low Pedhtel: Ahoggyá have a -4 penalty to any spellcasting attribute to determine bonus spells, save DCs to spells, and maximum spell level castable and their wisdom bonus does not apply to spellcasting.

Large-Sized. Ahoyggá take a -1 size penalty to Armor Class, a -1 size penalty on attack rolls, and a -4 size penalty on Hide checks. They gain a +4 size bonus on grapple checks. Their lifting and carrying limits are twice those of a Medium-sized character. Ahoggyá may use large-sized weapons one handed, huge-sized weapons two handed, and light weapons for them are medium-sized or smaller. An Ahoggyá fills a 5' x 5' fighting space and has a natural reach of 10 feet.

An Ahoyggá’s base speed is 30 feet.

Natural Armor: The Ahoyggá’s central barrel is heavily armored, but their limbs are not, so they have a +4 natural armor bonus.

Extra Arms: The Ahoggyá has four arms, it may make +3 extra attack actions with normal off-hand penalties, but cannot attack an opponent with more than two of its limbs (since they are evenly spaced around its central barrel).

Stability: An Ahoggyá’s four legs grant it a +4 stability bonus on checks made to resist bull bush and trip attempts.

Expanded Field of Vision: Ahoggyá have a 360-degree sphere of sight, allowing them a perfect view of creatures that might otherwise flank them. Thus, flanking opponents gain no bonus on their attack rolls, and anyone is denied their sneak attack ability because they do not lose their Dexterity bonus (but they may still sneak attack them if they are caught flat-footed). Their Spot and Search checks gain a +4 enhancement bonus. Concurrently, they take a -4 penalty on saves against all gaze attacks.

-2 to all Charisma-based checks when dealing with Shén.

ECL: +2, Ahoggyá are treated as being two levels higher than normal for determining experience needed to advance.

Hláka

Hláka are slender and light-boned, with six limbs: two legs, two arms, and two leathery wings. Their head is humanoid but somewhat flattened, with three close-set eyes, often bright blue, protected by nictating membranes beneath a heavy brow ridge, set in a bony crest. A furred ruff conceals their hearing organs. They can fly quite well, but dislike walking any distance because their legs are relatively weak, as are their arms. They are covered in greyish or brownish short fur. They have a powerful prehensile tail, tipped with a rapier-like bony blade that they often poison before combat. Hláka are around 1.5 m tall, though they are quite light for their size.

Names: The following are examples of Hláka names: Chráò Eyúo Máíi, Dzá, Ewò-i-iyá, Iwáu Aé’eyá, Méya-Aì, Míyo-éya Hiómai, Náàiya-éya, Nà-éya Tió, Ssaeó, Súa-eyá. To the Tsolyánu they sound as if they are all vowels.

Strength -2, Constitution -2, Dexterity +4, Wisdom -4

Base Speed (land) 20 feet per round

Hláka have a +4 racial bonus to all spot checks. Hláka only suffer a -1 penalty to spot checks every 25 feet of distance instead of every 10 feet for other characters.

Expanded Field of Vision: Hláka have a 270-degree sphere of sight, allowing them an almost perfect view of creatures that might otherwise flank them. Thus, flanking opponents gain only a +1 bonus on their attack rolls, and anyone is denied their sneak attack ability because they do not lose their Dexterity bonus (but they may still sneak attack them if they are caught flat-footed). Their Spot and Search checks gain a +2 enhancement bonus. Concurrently, they take a -2 penalty on saves against all gaze attacks.

Flight. Hláka have a flight speed of 40 ft (good). A Hláka’s fly speed is 40 ft (average) in light armor and drops to 30 ft (poor) in medium armor. A Hláka cannot fly when wearing heavy armor or when carrying a medium or heavy load. As long as a Hláka is conscious and able to use its wings, it never takes damage from a fall. Instead, it simply takes flight or glides safely to the ground. If the Hláka cannot use its wings, it takes falling damage as normal.

Extra limb. The Hláka have a prehensile tail which can handle a weapon at normal two-weapon penalties. It has a spike that can do 1d4 damage when not wielding a weapon.

Human

Humans are the vast majority. The five great empires Livyánu, Mu’ugalavyá, Tsolyánu, Yán Kór, and Salarv’yá are ruled by humans and most of the smaller nations are formed and ruled by humans. Except for the N’lüss they conform to the standard rules for creating humans in the Player’s Handbook.

Names: All Tsolyánu have a personal name, a lineage name, and a clan name. The personal name comes first then the prefix hi- (vu- if the character is from Vra province, followed by the father’s lineage name or dhu- [followed by the mother’s lineage name] if the character is from north of Purdimál, and no prefix if the character is from the Chakas [with father’s lineage name], also middle names are common in Purdimál and the northwest) and lineage name and then Clan name. So a sample name is Lazháto hiSsánmiren of the Sea Blue Clan.

Male Names: Achán, Adlár, Aijóm, Akársh, Aknállu, Akonél, Arjón, Arúken, Arkútu, Aútso, Autsúlto, Bálash, Bálesh, Báshan, Beshr’gí, Biyúrgashu, Burdángeth, Chai-Mirídai, Chámang, Chámangesh, Chángekte, Charikása, Cheggúkal, Chírringga, Chúrisan, Dádayel, Darakdákin, Dayárka, Dhúktemu, Díyo, Dlamúz, Dogéngor, Drésu, Drídakku, Ek’né, Eléchu, Emrá, Epéngar, Fashránu, Favréng, Fayél, Fayéru, Fereshma’á, Fíru, Fúrodhu, Gayán, Ghúru, Ga’ánish, Gáchayal, Gigésh, Girigáshna, Giriktéshmu, Grújung, Gyéshmu, Háikon, Hárchar,Hejéntu, Hejjéka, Héttukeng, Hóru, Hutligáinu, Ibásh, Ilélmuna, Itláng, Jágetl, Janiyél, Jijékmu, J’Tétl, Jugár, Kágesh, Kágoth, Kaikáma, Kaikúrodlan, Kakagánu, Kálmuru, Keléno, Kémuel, Khivásha, Korikádan, Korrúgu, Kotáru, Kuréshu, Kuruktáshmu, Kurshétl, Lazháto, Lóbi, Lumétl, Maluél, Mardékka, Mengáno, Meshmuyél, Mígor, Mikós, Mirkítani, Mírusaya, Mizhár, Mízhotl, Mnáshu, Mnéktu, Morusái, Mottán, Mridók, Mrígga, Mriggádashu, Mriktokén, Nebussá, Néqo, Néshkiruma, Ngangmorél, Ngarrádu, Nrigá, Nirún, No’ómu, Nrimálu, Núromen, Omél, Onttó, Orún, Panjáng, Pí’ur, Purjintókoi, Qolyému, Qorumá, Qurél, Qurén, Réshmel, Runmáru, Ruqú, Saku’ú, Sangár, Sánjesh, Sáno, Senyáto, Sérqu, Shémek, Shrákan, Sikún, Sírukkeng, Srumá, Ssiyór, Ssurusá, Su’ún, Teregásh, Thán’d, Thékuto, Tláneno, Tontikén, Trásune, Treshélmu, Tsél, Tsodlán, Tsokálon, Tsumikél, Tsutél, Tulkésh, Túrisan, Turugdáshen, Ucháng, Urukái, Urutlén, Verussá, Vichán, Visán, Visúmi, Vrishtára, Warghái, Yamashán, Zagár, Zhurák, Znayáshu

Female Names: A’én, Alíka, Almodhín, Anká’a, Aréli, Atín, Balané, Ba’né, Bará, Biyún, Chángil, Chashána, Chétsuni, Dashiluná, Dha'ála, Dhané, Dijáya, Dháli, Dijéla, Dlaruméi, Dléli, Dzái, Dzenúra, Elulén, Equníl, Eshásuni, Essiliá, Falyái, Farzhái, Fathméi, Ga’ilingálu, Galchái, Halé, Issá, Jalésa, Jaludá, Jangáiva, Janulé, Jinása, Kalusü, Ke’él, Layéth, Lelái, Linátla, Lulúngi, Lussáni, Mikúsa, Miruiné, Mísa, Mnelá, Mrissá, Mshén, Nalái, Nélel, Ngáya, Ninué, Notáza, Nrainué, Nye’étha, Ondéa, Onél, Osuré, Paluél, Prazhúri, Qiláin, Rayána, Réluen, Samélsa, Saréla, Sáyi, Senértha, Shánü, Sha’irá, Shekkára, Sídla, Sitláya, Srúdhal, Su’esá, Ta’ána, Tálodel, Terutrá, Tésso, Thialá, Tilíga, Tlamésha, Tlayésha, Tsaná, Tsunuré, Umá, Visháya, Wezhdá

Lineage Names: Aáuvesu, Amiyála, Arusá*, Ba’áshcha, Balúda, Barrégga, Beshyéne, Burusá*, Chagotlékka, Chaishyáni*, Chakkéna, Chánkolu*, Chayátl, Chorúkka, Chráyu, Chunmiyél, Chúyon, Dáishuna, Díridlan, Duruntláno, Fa’ásu, Fershéna*, Ga’ánish, Gurúma*, Harisáyu, Hehésha, Hoqqulén, Hlissána, Jáshte, Kashár, Kétkolel*, Khanúma*, Kharsáma, Kóyuga, Kurúshma, Kutonyál*, Kúrodu*, Kurósa, Makkocháqu, Mrachiyáku, Mraktiné*, Mrékka*, Mrissánmu, Mriyén*, Nakkolél, Náquma, Náshomai*, Nezár*, Nokór, Nrashqéma, Pagártra*, Purushqé, Qolyélmu*, Qurródu, Qurrulúma, Reretlésu, Ri’inyússa*, Sayúncha*, Sénkolum*, Sénkoru, Sérekel*, Sharvóya, Sóruna*, Ssáivra*, Ssánkoral*, Ssánmirin*, Srügashchéne, Tánkolel*, Tarkét, Tekku’úne, Tengetláku, Tetengkáino, Tétkuru, Tikéshmu, Tinésa, Tishkolén, Tlakán*, Tlekólmü*, Tlélsu*, Tukkolén*, Túkkimchash*, Tuplángte*, Turukén, Uséna, Váshkoru, Vessúma, Víridame, Víridu*, Vordésa, Vorodláyu, Voródu, Voruséka, Vrazhímü, Vraisúna*, Vravodáya, Viridáme, Vu’unávu, Vu’urtésh, Zháhlamu, Zhayárvu*, Zhnáyu*

*Denotes a high or very high lineage

Livyánu Names: (Male) Arvaz, Chorguz, Kiyuvaz, Meluaz, Mikonez, or change the ending of a Tsolyanu name t0 -az or -z (Female) Alitheb, Dailab, Ekkuneb, Mikonab, Nalueb, or change the name of a Tsolyanu name to to -ab, -eb, or -b

Mu’ugalavayani Names: (Male) Amúsh, Atvállish, Birélish, Chelmú’utlish, Chuvúmish, Hakmúnish, Hautemkkísh, Hü’üsh, Mi’itlénish, M’ülgá’ash, Rejmísh, Vuimúlsh, Zh’kh’üsh, Zuné’esh or change the ending of a Tsolyanu name above to –ish or –sh (Female) Enísa, or choose a female name that ends in –a above (Lineage) Gáyashu, Gishkó, Giyó, Gusátl, Hri’ár, Malasháb, Mi’igúz, Tekhú’um, Tle’eqtól

Other Names: (Ghaton) Chgá, Míu, Njú, (Lorún) Sí, Qáya, Zíris, (M’mórcha) Dóri, (Rannálu) Júrshu, Khúzi, (Tsolei) Béì, Nsô, Vrú, (Yan Kor) female—Déq, Mmír, Yilrána, male—Pjekf, Srmudg, Zhú, lineage—Dimáni, Ke’er, Kriyór, Ndalu

Livyáánu Clans: Gilded Wing, High Singing Bird, Mighty Blue-Green Wave. The Level of the Clan varies by region, in some places a clan is high, in others it is low.

Mu’ugalvayáni Clans: Three Stones (Very High), Crimson River (High), Red Clans (Red Sword, Red Sun, Red Mountain, Red Stone) (High), Vermillion Axe (High), Hanging Rug (Medium), Open Hand (Medium), Red Sky (and Red Star) (Medium), Four Coins (Low)

N’lüss

N’lüss are powerful barbarians from the far northwest beyond Mu’ugalavyá. They are the distant descendants of the Dragonlords. The N’lüss are tall and muscular humans, 2.1 to 2.5m in height. Male and Female N’lüss rarely cover their torsos, but invariably wear a waist-to-knee kilt, and their womenfolk also cover their legs with leggings and boots.

Names: Byókt, Dakkehl, Ffrshá, Kagoth, Mirizha, Mnérr, Mrrgshá, the character can add Gri-(Name) for ‘son of’ and/or Vag-(Name) for ‘of the band of’ as surnames.

+2 Strength, +2 Constitution, -2 Dexterity

Powerful Build: The physical stature of N’lüss lets them function in many ways as if they were one size category larger. Whenever a N’lüss is subject to a size modifier or special size modifier for an opposed check (such as during grapple checks, bull rush attempts, and trip attempts), the N’lüss is treated as one size larger if doing so is advantageous to him. A N’lüss is also considered to be one size larger when determining whether a creature’s special attacks based on size (such as improved grab or swallow whole) can affect him. A N’lüss can use weapons designed for a creature one size larger without penalty. However, his space and reach remain those of a creature of his actual size. The benefits of this racial trait stack with the effects of powers, abilities, and spells that change the subject’s size category.

N’lüss gain a +2 racial bonus to Fortitude Saves vs. Poison and a +2 racial bonus to Intimidate checks.

N’lüss base land speed is 40 feet.

Páchi Léi

Páchi Léi have huge platter-shaped eyes and a muzzle with a toothy mouth, four arms, four legs, and a soft, grey-green, pear-shaped body covered with knobs and protuberances (about which more below). Each arm has a hand with four fingers and a thumb. Their head is pointed and covered with spikes, looking much like an artichoke. They range from around 1.5 meters to 2 meters in height. Páchi Léi can see well in the dark, as their large, platter-like eyes gather light efficiently. They also have a specialized psychic sensitivity, often being able to perceive dangers (ambushes, etc.) within an approximately 3 meter range.

Names: Diyéno, Ffsá Brûgshmü, G-Gúm-Shóggu, G-teékwe, Mtelghf Blfhom, Nneggáya, Payága, Payáya, Peshkúnu, Teváa, Urugbáya, Vroggá, Wléllu

High Pedhtel: +2 bonus to any spellcasting attribute to determine maximum spell level castable, bonus spells, and spell DCs.

A Páchi Léi’s base speed is 40 feet per round.

Extra Limbs. Páchi Léi have four arms. A Páchi Léi can make up to three extra attacks per round. They start with the Multi-weapon fighting feat.

Expanded Field of Vision: Páchi Léi have a 270-degree sphere of sight, allowing them an almost perfect view of creatures that might otherwise flank them. Thus, flanking opponents gain only a +1 bonus on their attack rolls, and anyone is denied their sneak attack ability because they do not lose their Dexterity bonus (but they may still sneak attack them if they are caught flat-footed). Their Spot and Search checks gain a +2 enhancement bonus. Concurrently, they take a -2 penalty on saves against all gaze attacks.

Páchi Léi have Darkvision 60 feet and normal Low-light vision.

Páchi Léi have a +2 bonus to Search, Spot, and Listen checks. A Páchi Léi who merely comes within 10 feet of unusual stonework can make a Search check as if it were actively searching, and a Páchi Léi can use the Search skill to find stonework traps as a rogue can. A Páchi Léi can also intuit depth, sensing its approximate depth underground as naturally as a human can sense which way is up. A Páchi Léi who merely passes within 5 feet of a secret or concealed door is entitled to a Search check to notice it as if it were actively looking for the door.

Stability: A Páchi Léi’s four legs grant it a +4 stability bonus on checks made to resist bull bush and trip attempts.

ECL: +1. Páchi Léi are treated as one level higher than normal for experience needed to advance.

Pé Chói

Of all the nonhuman species, these slender creatures are the most friendly to humankind. They range from five and a half to over six feet tall, have two powerful rear legs, a segmented tail, and two sets of forelimbs, the uppermost of which is used for manipulating tools and weapons and for social purposes, while the central pair of limbs is employed for heavier work. Males have glossy black chitin, females white, the neuters can have either. Their heads are sea horse-like, long and narrow, with as well, but with a greyish tinge. Pé Chói have excellent vision and hearing, and they are psychic as well.

Names: Chtk-ptk Kk, Chtík p’Qwé, Dsík-Tè- Chí, Hetkw te Kteng, Ntes Ktik, Kto-tip-ssiu, Kt-t-r-Ki, Nchikp’q’, Pketk Tqu, Ptcht-tik-ne, Tikik-dsa-ke, Tik-nekw-ket, Ti-ptche, T’kan Chqitne, Tke’et’kl, Tk-étk-dsà, Ttik-Deqeq, Ttk-mtk-ntp.

Languages: There are six Pé Chói Languages (of which three are extinct), Ts-tkt is spoken in northern and eastern Dó Cháka, one spoken in Western Dó Cháka, (and in Mu’ugalavyá) and another by the Sarkú worshipping tribes of central Dó Cháka.

+2 Dexterity, +4 Wisdom

Very High Pedhtel: +4 bonus to any spellcasting attribute to determine maximum spell level castable, bonus spells, and spell DCs.

A Pé Chói’s base speed is 40 feet per round.

+2 Natural Armor bonus

Extra Limbs. Pé Chói have four arms. A Pé Chói can make up to three extra attacks per round. They start with the Multi-weapon fighting feat.

+4 racial bonus to listen and spot checks

Can detect life at will. They can sense the death of another Pé Chói within 3 miles.

Pé Chói have a -3 penalty to save against airborne poisons.

Pé Chói cannot have any ranks in swim and are incapable of using it untrained (they can float on their backs).

Pé Chói heal at half the normal rate of other characters even with magical aid. If they are damaged beyond 50% of their hit points they do not heal naturally at all and require magical aid or use of the heal skill (which will allow them to heal at half the normal rate).

ECL: +1. Pé Chói are treated as one level higher for determining experience needed to advance.

Pygmy Folk (Nininyál)

These creatures stand only about three feet in height. The Tsolyáni call them Ninínyal, ‘the Little Ones’ (Yán Koryáni Nyéna). They have greyish or blackish fur, sharp-nosed faces, sharp teeth, round ears that project upwards. These beige or brownish snake-like creatures are covered from their skulls, with sharp little rodent-like faces, large with protective scale armor. They range up to 10 feet in round ears, and large eyes set one of each side of their length. heads. They are bipeds, with two muscular rear legs, two upper limbs with three-fingered, claw-like hands, and a vestigial tail. Their sight, smell, and hearing are excellent. They see easily in pitch darkness and can hear faint sounds even through thick stone walls.

Dexterity +4, Strengt -2, Charism -2

Small sized, base movement is 20 feet, 40 feet in narrow tunnels and caverns (they can scurry)

+4 racial bonus to listen checks

+2 racial bonus to appraise, bluff, climb, sense motive, and swim checks

Gain scent as a racial ability

Immune to sleep spells. Pygmy folk do not sleep (they are too wary for that) but must spend 4 hours a day relatively quiet. They are immune to sleep spells.

Shén

Shén are black-scaled reptilian sentients from the Antares system, around 2 meters tall, with powerful legs, three-fingered clawed hands, and a prehensile tail ending in a bony mace-like knob they can whip around in combat. Their face has a beak-like snout filled with sharp teeth, and they have a crest of glittering spines that stands erect when they are agitated. The Shén have three sexes: males (‘egg-creators’), females (‘egg-layers’), and ‘egg-fertilizers’. Females and egg-fertilizers have more greyish scales, especially on the abdomen and around their eyes, and elderly Shén also fade toward grey. Fashionable Shén paint their scales in iridescent colors.

Names: A-Shg-Ssá, Chrâ-Ssé-Kk, Etk ti Tsú, Fr-Ssâ-Chì, Gr-ga, Grg-Ssá, Hrgz Ggrgz, Hrk-ss, Hú-Shà-Gsh, Mrgág, Nkék, R’r-Ssá, Shékw, Sh’r-Mgá, Ss-Qâ-Hs, Tá-H’rg

+4 Strength, -4 Dexterity, +6 Constitution, -2 Intelligence, +2 Wisdom, -4 Charisma

Low Pedhtel: -4 penalty to any spellcasting attribute to determine maximum spell level castable, bonus spells, and spell DCs and their wisdom bonus does not count towards spellcasting.

A Shén’s base speed is 30 feet per round.

Large-Sized. Shén take a -1 size penalty to Armor Class, a -1 size penalty on attack rolls, and a -4 size penalty on Hide checks. They gain a +4 size bonus on grapple checks. Their lifting and carrying limits are twice those of a Medium-sized character. Shén may use large-sized weapons one handed, huge-sized weapons two handed, and light weapons for them are medium-sized or smaller. A Shén fills a 5' x 5' fighting space and has a natural reach of 10 feet.

+2 Natural Armor bonus

Natural Weapons: A shén has claws that do 1d8 damage, a beak that does 1d6 damage, and a tail that does 1d8 damage. A shén may add these to his normal attack sequence with standard multi-weapon fighting penalties.

-2 to all Charisma-based checks when dealing with Ahoggyá.

-6 to all Charisma-based checks when dealing with Shén of a different Egg-Group. In addition the Shén must make a DC 15 Will save each round in the presence of Shén of a different Egg-Group to avoid attack them in a rage (with all the penalties but no of the bonuses of a barbarian rage).

Shén can survive in temperatures up to 140 F without taking damage or suffering penalties (as per Endure Heat).

Over-Sized Hands: Shén have trouble wielding weapons not specifically designed for them. Shén suffer a -4 penalty when not using Shén Weapons.

ECL: +1. Shén are treated as one level higher for determining experience needed to advance.

Swamp Folk (Hegléthyal)

These are squat, rotund, rubbery white creatures, ranging from four to six feet in height. They have long sloping skulls, with a bony central crest rising from the forehead and slanting backwards to a point, with a flexible drapery of skin falling from this crest down over the shoulders and upper back. They stand on four equally-spaced legs (like the Ssú, to whom they are not related), and two upper arms with four-digited hands and an opposable thumb. The head has rather humanoid features: two eyes, a largish nose, and a broad mouth. They have two sexes: males (70%), and females (30%). The Swamp Folk (called Hegléthyal in Tsolyáni and A'láthish in Mu'ugalavyáni) live in village communities of thatched huts on stilts over the river.

Constitution +2, Wisdom -2

Medium-sized

+2 racial bonus to Appraise, Profession (merchant), and Profession (sailor), Survival checks

Swamp Folk detest chlén-hide and will not wear or use anything made of it.

Swamp Folk cannot be any spell-casting profession (psychic or ritual)

Stability: A Swamp Folk’s four legs grant it a +4 stability bonus on checks made to resist bull bush and trip attempts.

Swamp Folk have a +2 bonus to Search, Spot, and Listen checks. A Swamp Folk who merely comes within 10 feet of unusual stonework can make a Search check as if it were actively searching, and a Swamp Folk can use the Search skill to find stonework traps as a rogue can. A Swamp Folk can also intuit depth, sensing its approximate depth underground as naturally as a human can sense which way is up. A Swamp Folk who merely passes within 5 feet of a secret or concealed door is entitled to a Search check to notice it as if it were actively looking for the door. Swamp Folk also have the ability to detect dimension nexus points.

Tinalíya

Tinalíya are small: adults usually stand about two feet in height. They follow the pattern of so many other interstellar species: four short, outward-bowed legs; a spherical abdomen, upon which the torso is centrally placed; two long arms ending in claw-like, three-fingered hands with an opposable thumb; and a back-sloping head with huge eyes; and vaguely humanoid features. The body is divided into small, bulbous segments and is covered all over with a brownish, russet, or tan horny integument. Their limbs thus resemble strings of brown beads. Tinalíya have three sexes: males (10%), females (5%), and neuters (85%).

Names: The first name denotes the gender of the Tinalíya (Chí is female, Tí is neuter, and Tâ is male). The second a descriptor (ákh, Ané, Chní, Ekká, Kát, K’kés, Mnéch, Né, Nmé, Pá’, Pè’l, Sô, Sà), and the last a place name in Tinalíya (Ulé, Tûvé, Qó, ün, ésra iú, Hè, ó, K’kåch, Lü, Táng, Qó).

-4 Strength, +2 Dexterity, -2 Constitution, +2 Intelligence, +2 Wisdom

Very High Pedhtel: +4 bonus to any spellcasting attribute to determine maximum spell level castable, bonus spells, and spell DCs.

A Tinalíya’s base speed is 30 feet.

Small-sized: Tinalíya gain a +1 size bonus to Defense, a +1 size bonus on attack rolls, and a +4 size bonus on Hide checks. They take a -4 penalty on grapple checks. Their lifiting and carrying capacity limits are three-quarters those of a Medium-sized character. Tinalíya must use two hands to wield a Medium-sized weapon, and light weapons for them are Tiny or smaller.

Literal-Minded: Tinalíya cannot have ranks in Bluff or Sense Motive and take a -4 penalty to untrained use of those checks because they cannot comprehend humor, metaphors, or figurative speech.

Stability: A Tinalíya’s four legs grant it a +4 stability bonus on checks made to resist bull bush and trip attempts.

Urunén

The Urunén have only recently been contacted via the underground tubeway car system. They have had no other contact with humankind since the Latter Times, although they knew of humankind through artifacts and inscriptions. Urunén are a little taller than the human norm (five and half to just over six feet); they are humanoid, bipedal, erect, and have two man-like arms ending in four-digited hands with an opposable thumb. There the resemblance ends. This species is covered with short, brownish fur, almost like a nap of velvet. They have a long tail, which is not prehensile, and their heads are long-snouted, triangular in shape (somewhat resembling a moose), with the brain-case at the back, two big eyes set wide apart on each side of the head, and a moist, mobile nose.

Names: Aiché, Arévi, Hú

Intelligence +2, Constitution -2

High Pedhtel: Urunen gain a +2 bonus to all spellcasting attributes for determining bonus spells, spell DC modifiers, and maximum spell level castable.

Expanded Field of Vision: Urunén have a 270-degree sphere of sight, allowing them an almost perfect view of creatures that might otherwise flank them. Thus, flanking opponents gain only a +1 bonus on their attack rolls, and anyone is denied their sneak attack ability because they do not lose their Dexterity bonus (but they may still sneak attack them if they are caught flat-footed). Their Spot and Search checks gain a +2 enhancement bonus. Concurrently, they take a -2 penalty on saves against all gaze attacks.

Medium-sized

+2 racial bonus to diplomacy and bluff checks

Have Endure Elements (Cold only) constantly as an exceptional ability. This means they can survive temperatures down to -50 degrees F without ill effects.

Character Classes

The standard character classes do not exist on Tékumel, instead the Generic Class system from Unearthed Arcana (pg 76-78) exist along with the Psion from from the Expanded Psionics Handbook (pg 19-21) with some modifications.

The following character classes exist: Expert, Psion, Sorceror, and Warrior.

Expert

The expert covers everything for the Chlén-hide tanner to the Magistrate of the Court of Purple Robes. This is the class for anyone who makes his living by primarily engaging in skilled trade rather than by combat or magic.

Hit Die: d6s

Class Skills: The expert may choose any 12 skills as class skills and gets 8 + Int bonus skill points per level (x4 at 1st level).
Skill Points at 1st Level: (8 + Int modifier) x 4.
Skill Points at Each Additional Level: 8 + Int modifier.

Table: The Expert
Level	Base Attack Bonus (Offensive Option)	Base Attack Bonus (Defensive Option)	Poor Saves	Good Saves	Special
1st	+1	+0	+0	+2	Bonus Feat
2nd	+2	+1	+0	+3	Bonus Feat
3rd	+3	+1	+1	+3
4th	+3	+2	+1	+4	Bonus Feat
5th	+4	+2	+1	+4
6th	+5	+3	+2	+5	Bonus Feat
7th	+6/+1	+3	+2	+5
8th	+6/+1	+4	+2	+6	Bonus Feat
9th	+7/+2	+4	+3	+6
10th	+8/+3	+5	+3	+7	Bonus Feat
11th	+9/+4	+5	+3	+7
12th	+9/+4	+6/+1	+4	+8	Bonus Feat
13th	+10/+5	+6/+1	+4	+8
14th	+11/+6/+1	+7/+2	+4	+9	Bonus Feat
15th	+12/+7/+2	+7/+2	+5	+9
16th	+12/+7/+2	+8/+3	+5	+10	Bonus Feat
17th	+13/+8/+3	+8/+3	+5	+10
18th	+14/+9/+4	+9/+4	+6	+11	Bonus Feat
19th	+15/+10/+5	+9/+4	+6	+11
20th	+15/+10/+5	+10/+5	+6	+12	Bonus Feat

Weapons and Armor: The character begins with proficieny in simple weapons, a single martial weapon, and light armor (but not shields).

Options: When the player makes an expert character he must decide if he wants to take the offensive option or defensive option. This will affect his base attack bonus and saving throws as below.
Offensive Option: The character gets the Offensive Option Base Attack bonus, two poor saves of his choice, and one good save of his choice. Once saving throw choices are made they cannot be changed.
Defensive Option: The character gets the Defensive Option Base Attack bonus, two good saves of his choice, and one poor save of his choice. Once saving throw choices are made they cannot be changed.

Bonus Feats: At each indicated level the character gains a bonus feat of his choice, there is no list of proscribed feats.

Psion

The psion covers all casters who use other worldly powers through force of will rather than by formulae and ritual.

Hit Die: d4.

Class Skills: The psion chooses any eight skills to be class skills.
Skill Points at 1st Level: (2 + Int modifier) x4.
Skill Points at Each Additional Level: 2 + Int modifier

Table: The Psion
Level	Base Attack Bonus	PoorSaves	Good Save	Special	Power Points/ Day	Powers Known	Maximum Power Level Known
1st	+0	+0	+2	Bonus feat	2	3	1st
2nd	+1	+0	+3	—	6	5	1st
3rd	+1	+1	+3	—	11	7	2nd
4th	+2	+1	+4	—	17	9	2nd
5th	+2	+1	+4	Bonus feat	25	11	3rd
6th	+3	+2	+5	—	35	13	3rd
7th	+3	+2	+5	—	46	15	4th
8th	+4	+2	+6	—	58	17	4th
9th	+4	+3	+6	—	72	19	5th
10th	+5	+3	+7	Bonus feat	88	21	5th
11th	+5	+3	+7	—	106	22	6th
12th	+6/+1	+4	+8	—	126	24	6th
13th	+6/+1	+4	+8	—	147	25	7th
14th	+7/+2	+4	+9	—	170	27	7th
15th	+7/+2	+5	+9	Bonus feat	195	28	8th
16th	+8/+3	+5	+10	—	221	30	8th
17th	+8/+3	+5	+10	—	250	31	9th
18th	+9/+4	+6	+11	—	280	33	9th
19th	+9/+4	+6	+11	—	311	34	9th
20th	+10/+5	+6	+12	Bonus feat	343	36	9th

Class Features: All the following are class features of the psion.

Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Psions are proficient with the club, dagger, heavy crossbow, light crossbow, quarterstaff, and shortspear. They are not proficient with any type of armor or shield.

Power Points/Day: A psion’s ability to manifest powers is limited by the power points he has available. His base daily allotment of power points is given on Table: The Psion. In addition, he receives bonus power points per day if he has a high Intelligence score (see Table: Ability Modifiers and Bonus Power Points). His race may also provide bonus power points per day, as may certain feats and items.

Temple: Every psion must decide at 1st level which god he will serve which will restrict his power list to the general power list and the spells of his temple. Choosing a god provides a psion with access to the powers restricted to the temple of that god. However, choosing a temple also means that the psion cannot learn powers that are restricted to other temples. He can’t even use such powers by employing psionic items.

Powers Known: A psion begins play knowing three psion powers of your choice. Each time he achieves a new level, he unlocks the knowledge of new powers.

Choose the powers known from the psion power list, or from the list of powers of your chosen temple. You cannot choose powers from temples other than your chosen temple. A psion can manifest any power that has a power point cost equal to or lower than his manifester level.

The number of times a psion can manifest powers in a day is limited only by his daily power points.

A psion simply knows his powers; they are ingrained in his mind. He does not need to prepare them (in the way that some spellcasters prepare their spells), though he must get a good night’s sleep each day to regain all his spent power points.

The Difficulty Class for saving throws against psion powers is 10 + the power’s level + the psion’s Intelligence modifier.

Maximum Power Level Known: A psion begins play with the ability to learn 1st-level powers. As he attains higher levels, a psion may gain the ability to master more complex powers.

To learn or manifest a power, a psion must have an Intelligence score of at least 10 + the power’s level.

Bonus Feats: A psion gains a bonus feat at 1st level, 5th level, 10th level, 15th level, and 20th level. This feat must be a psionic feat, a metapsionic feat, or a psionic item creation feat.

These bonus feats are in addition to the feats that a character of any class gains every three levels. A psion is not limited to psionic feats, metapsionic feats, and psionic item creation feats when choosing these other feats.

Sorceror

The sorceror covers all those who use otherworldly powers through ritual and formulae rather than merely by exercise of will. The lose the casting flexibility of the psion for a greater variety of effects.

Hit Die: d4.

Class Skills: The spellcaster may choose any eight skills as class skills.
Skill Points at 1st Level: (2 + Int modifier) x 4.
Skill Points at Each Additional Level: 2 + Int modifier.

Table: The Sorcerer
					Spells per Day
Level	Base Attack Bonus	Poor Saves	Good Save	Spcl	0	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th
1st	+0	+0	+2	BF	3	1	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
2nd	+1	+0	+3		4	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
3rd	+1	+1	+3		5	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
4th	+2	+1	+4		5	3	1	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
5th	+2	+1	+4	BF	5	3	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
6th	+3	+2	+5		5	3	2	1	—	—	—	—	—	—
7th	+3	+2	+5		5	4	3	2	—	—	—	—	—	—
8th	+4	+2	+6		5	4	3	2	1	—	—	—	—	—
9th	+4	+3	+6		5	4	3	3	2	—	—	—	—	—
10th	+5	+3	+7	BF	5	4	4	3	2	1	—	—	—	—
11th	+5	+3	+7		5	5	4	3	3	2	—	—	—	—
12th	+6/+1	+4	+8		5	5	4	4	3	2	1	—	—	—
13th	+6/+1	+4	+8		5	5	4	4	3	3	2	—	—	—
14th	+7/+2	+4	+9		5	5	5	4	4	3	2	1	—	—
15th	+7/+2	+5	+9	BF	5	5	5	4	4	3	3	2	—	—
16th	+8/+3	+5	+10		5	5	5	5	4	4	3	2	1	—
17th	+8/+3	+5	+10		5	5	5	5	4	4	3	3	2	—
18th	+9/+4	+6	+11		5	5	5	5	5	4	4	3	2	1
19th	+9/+4	+6	+11		5	5	5	5	5	4	4	3	3	2
20th	+10/+5	+6	+12	BF	5	5	5	5	5	5	4	4	4	3

BF = Bonus Feat

Table: Sorcerer Spells Known
	Spells Known
Level	0	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th
1st	4	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
2nd	5	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
3rd	5	3	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
4th	6	3	1	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
5th	6	4	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
6th	7	4	2	1	—	—	—	—	—	—
7th	7	5	3	2	—	—	—	—	—	—
8th	8	5	3	2	1	—	—	—	—	—
9th	8	5	4	3	2	—	—	—	—	—
10th	9	5	4	3	2	1	—	—	—	—
11th	9	5	5	4	3	2	—	—	—	—
12th	9	5	5	4	3	2	1	—	—	—
13th	9	5	5	4	4	3	2	—	—	—
14th	9	5	5	4	4	3	2	1	—	—
15th	9	5	5	4	4	4	3	2	—	—
16th	9	5	5	4	4	4	3	2	1	—
17th	9	5	5	4	4	4	3	3	2	—
18th	9	5	5	4	4	4	3	3	2	1
19th	9	5	5	4	4	4	3	3	3	2
20th	9	5	5	4	4	4	3	3	3	3

Class Features: All of the following are class features of the sorcerer.

Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Sorcerers are proficient with all simple weapons. They are not proficient with any type of armor or shield. Armor of any type interferes with a sorcerer’s gestures, which can cause his spells with somatic components to fail.

Spells: At 1st level the sorceror must choose whether he is a arcane or divine spellcaster and to which temple he belongs (a divine sorceror does not have to pick a temple, instead he is a shaman and casts spells from the shaman list instead). A sorceror who casts divine spells draws primarily from the cleric spell list and his temple list. A sorcerer who casts arcane spells draws primarily from the sorcerer/wizard spell list and his temple list. He cannot choose both.

To learn or cast a divine spell, a sorcerer must have a Wisdom score equal to at least 10 + the spell level. The Difficulty Class for a saving throw against a sorcerer’s spell is 10 + the spell level + the sorcerer’s Wisdom modifier.

To learn or cast an arcane spell, a sorcerer must have an Intelligence score equal to at least 10 + the spell level. The Difficulty Class for a saving throw against a sorcerer’s spell is 10 + the spell level + the sorcerer’s Intelligence modifier.

Like other spellcasters, a sorcerer can cast only a certain number of spells of each spell level per day. His base daily spell allotment is given on Table: The Sorcerer. In addition, he receives bonus spells per day if he has a high Wisdom (if a divine caster) or Intelligence (if an arcane caster) score.

A sorcerer begins play knowing four 0-level spells and two 1st-level spells of your choice plus read magic at one time. At each new sorcerer level, he gains the ability to know one or more new spells, as indicated on Table: Sorcerer Spells Known. (Unlike spells per day, the number of spells a sorcerer knows is not affected by his Charisma score; the numbers on Table: Sorcerer Spells Known are fixed.)

A sorcerer can choose to learn a new spell in place of one he already knows. In effect, the sorcerer ‘loses’ the old spell in exchange for the new one. The new spell’s level must be the same as that of the spell being exchanged. Divine sorcerors do so by meditating and praying for 1 hour each day in quiet contemplation or supplication.

An arcane sorceror must study her spellbook for 1 hour each day to learn a new spell in place of one she already knows. She cannot learn any spell not recorded in her spellbook, except for read magic, which all arcane sorcerors can prepare from memory.

An arcane sorceror begins play with a spellbook containing all 0-level wizard spells (except those from other temples) plus three 1st-level spells of your choice. For each point of Intelligence bonus the arcane sorceror has, the spellbook holds one additional 1st-level spell of your choice. At each new arcane sorceror level, she gains two new spells of any spell level or levels that she can cast (based on her new arcane sorceror’s level) for her spellbook. At any time, an arcane sorceror can also add spells found in other arcane sorcerors’ spellbooks to her own.

He can cast any spell he knows at any time, assuming he has not yet used up his spells per day for that spell level. He does not have to decide ahead of time which spells he’ll cast.

Bonus Feats: At 5th, 10th, 15th, and 20th level, a sorceror gains a bonus feat. At each such opportunity, she can choose a metamagic feat or an item creation feat. The sorceror must still meet all prerequisites for a bonus feat, including caster level minimums.

These bonus feats are in addition to the feat that a character of any class gets from advancing levels. The sorceror is not limited to the categories of item creation feats or metamagic feats when choosing these feats.

Note on material components: The standard material component rules should be replaced. Every Sorceror has a ‘Sorcerer’s chest’ which costs 10 káitars per level. This will contain all the character’s needed material components for a casters who cast spells on a regular basis for a month, unless the components are very expensive (more than a siginficant fraction of the costs above).

Warrior

The warrior covers all the members of the Everglorious legions of the Petal Throne (and the lesser legions of the other empires) to the lesser professional gladiators of the Hiriklate Arenas to simple legbreakers and thugs.

Hit Die: d10.

Class Skills: The warrior may choose any six skills as class skills.
Skill Points at 1st Level: (2 + Int modifier) x 4.
Skill Points at Each Additional Level: 2 + Int modifier.

Table: The Warrior
Level	Base Attack Bonus	Good Save	Poor Saves	Special
1st	+1	+2	+0	Bonus feat
2nd	+2	+3	+0	Bonus feat
3rd	+3	+3	+1
4th	+4	+4	+1	Bonus feat
5th	+5	+4	+1
6th	+6/+1	+5	+2	Bonus feat
7th	+7/+2	+5	+2
8th	+8/+3	+6	+2	Bonus feat
9th	+9/+4	+6	+3
10th	+10/+5	+7	+3	Bonus feat
11th	+11/+6/+1	+7	+3
12th	+12/+7/+2	+8	+4	Bonus feat
13th	+13/+8/+3	+8	+4
14th	+14/+9/+4	+9	+4	Bonus feat
15th	+15/+10/+5	+9	+5
16th	+16/+11/+6/+1	+10	+5	Bonus feat
17th	+17/+12/+7/+2	+10	+5
18th	+18/+13/+8/+3	+11	+6	Bonus feat
19th	+19/+14/+9/+4	+11	+6
20th	+20/+15/+10/+5	+12	+6	Bonus feat

Class Features: All of the following are class features of the warrior.

Weapon and Armor Proficiency: A warrior is proficient with all simple and martial weapons and with all armor (heavy, medium, and light) and shields (including tower shields).

Saves: The character chooses one of his three saves to be a good save and the other two are poor saves. Once the decision is made it cannot be changed later.

Bonus Feats: At 1st level, a warrior gets a bonus combat-oriented feat in addition to the feat that any 1st-level character gets and the bonus feat granted to a human character. The warrior gains an additional bonus feat at 2nd level and every two warrior levels thereafter (4th, 6th, 8th, 10th, 12th, 14th, 16th, 18th, and 20th). These bonus feats must be drawn from the feats noted as warrior bonus feats (fighter feats in the Player’s Handbook). A warrior must still meet all prerequisites for a bonus feat, including ability score and base attack bonus minimums.

These bonus feats are in addition to the feat that a character of any class gets from advancing levels. A warrior is not limited to the list of warrior bonus feats when choosing these feats.

Skills

The Ride skill does not exist. There are no suitable riding creatures to be found on the known continent.

Note: though not common, the technical skills of computer use, pilot, and repair do exist. Nobody will have them as class skills because of their rarity (unless it is among certain nonhuman races).

Read/Write Language is a separate skill from Speak Language. All high clan or lower Tsolyánu have illiteracy as a barbarian (see PH pg. 25) except for arcane sorcerors. Everyone must buy Read/Write and Speak separately. Most languages may be bought as class skills except ái Ché, Duruób, Llyáni, Mihálli, Thu’úsa, the Tongue of the Lord of Worms, and the written form of Ghatóni, which must be bought as cross-class skills (or with 2 initial languages) and the Tongue of the Priests of Ksárul and Súnuz, which are also bought as cross-class languages (or with 2 initial languages), but require the Unusual Language feat.

All characters will speak their native language with a rating of 3 + level (plus intelligence bonus) with a +3 skill focus bonus and a +2 expert bonus (any accent will be the accent of their region). Their skill total is treated as total ranks. Bonus languages from intelligence are initially treated as having 0 ranks, but the character's skill bonus rather than his skill ranks determines proficiency much like a native language (however, its rank does not automatically go up in level like the native language). These represent languages in which he had schooling in at a young age.

Modern languages: Aomórh, Ghatóni, Hijajái, Jannuyáni, Livyáni, Lo’orúnankh, Milumanayáni, Mu’ugalavyáni, N’lüssa, Pe’é, Pecháni, Sa’á Allaqiyáni, Salarvyáni, Tká Mihálli, Tsoléi’i, Tsolyáni, Yán Koryáni.

Ancient languages: ái Ché, Ancient Mihálli, Bednálljan Salarvyáni, Classic Mu’ugalavyáni, Classic Tsolyáni, Duruób, Engsvanyáli, Llyani, Súnuz, Thu’úsa, The Tongue of the Lord of Worms, The Tongue of the Priests of Ksárul, Tsáqw (Classical Yán Koryáni), Zna’yé.

Language Levels (Optional Rule): In Tékumel is not as important which languages you know as it is how well you speak that language. The cost for each level is shown below. The character cannot spend more points on a language than he can on any other type of skill.

Skill Ranks	Level	Notes
1-4	Pidgin	Can speak haltingly, can barely understand or be understood.
5-8	Normal	Can speak with an thick accent.
9-12	Proficient	Can speak with slight (but noticeable) accent.
13-16	Flawless	Can speak with no accent. A character with outsider status suffers only a -2 on all reaction penalties.
20+	Scholar	Can adopt any accent or specialized jargon easily. The character gets a +2 synergy bonus to disguise checks in a culture that speaks this language.

The character can buy Read/Write Language with levels, being better at speaking a language than writing it (or vice-versa), and levels are equivalent. Ahoyggá may learn to speak human Languages up to normal proficiency (with their usual ghastly accent), but no higher. Hláka have parrot-like vocal apparati and can learn to speak any language as easily as a human can. Other races may buy speak human languages as cross-class skills (or +1 per rank of harder languages, so Sunuz would cost 4 points per rank for a Pé Chói), their alien vocal cords cannot make all the same sounds as a human. Humans may learn any Shén language, Páchi Léi, one of the three Pé Chói languages, Swamp Folk, one of the three Tinalíya languages, or Urunén as a cross-class skill.

Computer Use (Int) This skill cannot be used untrained
When Empire of the Petal Throne came out the computer wasn’t as widespread as it is today. When the future comes it is likely that they will become more and more widespread, to the point where we won’t recognize computers. By the time of the Ancient’s star empire, computers have reached sentience (the Ru’un is an example). Of course, after the cataclysm when survival was paramount, computer literacy dropped dramatically. Probably by the time of the Empire of Llyán, computer use was an guarded secret of the few. Computers may be found in ancient ruins and in a few temples (as a closely guarded secret) and probably as well guarded state secrets. This will also allow the character to reprogram ancient robots such as the Ru’un. More than likely only priests of Thúmis and Ksárul will even know of the existence of computers, but training is possible as the character rises in circle.

DC	Task
20	Modify existing programs
25-35	Create New programs
30	Break Into Secure Systems
+5	Complex Systems

Demolitions (Int) This skill cannot be used untrained
It is unlikely the character will find ancient explosives, let alone know how to use them, but this skill is included for completeness.

Knowledge (etiquette) (Int)
Etiquette in the five empires is perhaps the most important skill, it covers the proper form of dress for an occasion, the right way to say ‘you’ to a person, recognizing clan, religion, and legion signs, etc.

Perform (Cha)
Every ritual spell caster has this skill as a class skill. Song, dance, chants, etc. are vital components in spell casting on this world.

Pilot (Int) This skill cannot be used untrained
The most common (though still exceedingly rare) ancient vehicles left are the aircars. As a rule of thumb DCs for piloting are 10 for low-speed turns and rolls, 15 for half-loops or long rolls, 20 for tight turns or loop and turn, 25 for bootlegger turns or hand banks, and 30 or more for high speed jumps or slides past an obstacle.

Repair (Int) This skill cannot be used untrained
The most likely object that needs to repaired are the eyes. Simple repairs have a base DC 15 to 20 and complex repairs of DC 25 or more. The character needs the proper tools or the DC is increased by +5. Tools are themselves rare and would probably be found in the possession of a priesthood or the Tinalíya.

Treat Injury (Wis) This skill cannot be used untrained
This skill indicates the character’s knowledge of the medical techniques of the ancients. The character can never have a skill higher in this skill than his heal skill. It enables the character to use ancient artifacts to speed healing. The character will get more use out of healing devices (such as the Ineluctable Eye of Healing) than an untrained character.

Vital Statistics

Race	Adulthood	Middle Aged	Old		Venerable	Maximum Age
Human	15	35	53		70	+2d20
Ahoggya	15	35	53		70	+2d20
Hlaka	18	47	74		100	+5d20
Pachi Lei	15	35	53		70	+2d20
Pe Choi	10	25	42		57	+3d10
Pygmy Folk	18	47	74		100	+5d20
Shén	6	18	32		40	+2d10
Swamp Folk	15	35	53		70	+2d20
Tinalíya	15	35	53		70	+2d20
Urunen	15	35		53	70	+2d20

Simply roll +1d8 to determine character’s age from base. Nlüss age like other humans.

Race	Base Height	Height Modifier	Base Weight	Weight Modifier
Livyani, male	4'9"	+2d10	115 lbs.	x2d4
female	4'6"	+2d10	80 lbs.	x2d4
Mu'ugalavyani, male	4'7"	+2d10	120 lbs.	x2d4
female	4'3"	+2d10	85 lbs.	x2d4
Nyémeseli, male	5'2"	+2d12	125 lbs	x2d4
female	4'11"	+2d12	90 lbs.	x2d4
Salarvyani, male	4’8”	+2d10	130 lbs.	x2d4
female	4’4”	+2d10	95 lbs.	x2d4
Tsolyanu, male*	4’ 8”	+2d10	120 lbs.	x2d4
female*	4’4”	+2d10	85 lbs.	x2d4
Yan Koryani, male	4'9"	+2d10	125 lbs.	x2d4
female	4'3"	+2d10	90 lbs.	x2d4
Ahoggya, all 8 sexes	4’	+2d6	220 lbs.	x2d12
Hlaka, male	4’	+2d6	40 lbs.	x1
female	4’5”	+2d6	45 lbs.	x1
Nlüss, male	6'7"	+2d12	280 lbs.	x2d6
female	6'1"	+2d12	200 lbs.	x2d6
Pachi Lei	5’2”	+2d10	125 lbs.	x2d6
Pe Choi, male	5’3”	+2d10	110 lbs.	x1d6
female	4’10”	+2d10	75 lbs.	x1d6
neuter	4’5”	+2d10	60 lbs.	x1d6
Pygmy Folk, male	3’	+2d4	40 lbs.	x1
female	2’10”	+2d4	35 lbs.	x1
hermaphrodites	2’8”	+2d4	30 lbs.	x1
Shén, Male	6’1”	+2d12	150 lbs.	x2d8
Female	5’8”	+2d12	115 lbs.	x2d8
Egg fertilizer	5’3”	+2d12	85 lbs.	x2d8
Swamp Folk, male**	4’	+2d4	120 lbs.	x2d8
female**	3’10”	+2d4	85 lbs.	x2d8
Tinalíya, male	2’	+2d4	60 lbs.	x1d6
female	1’10”	+2d4	45 lbs.	x1d6
neuters	2’2”	+2d4	75 lbs.	x1d6
Urunen	5’6”	+2d10	120 lbs.	x2d4

*Default for nations not mentioned
** Does not include head crest

Money and Equipment

Money

Money in Tsolyánu is based on the Káitar, a gold coin weighing approximately 3 grams and roughly equal in value to the standard D&D gold piece. The coin system is base 20 (instead of base 10) so there are 20 silver Hlásh and 400 copper Qirgál in a Káitar (there are no platinum coins). Just substitute Hlásh for silver pieces and Qirgál for copper pieces. Items made of Iron cost more (see below).

	Káitar	Hlásh	Qirgál
Káitar	1	20	400
Hlásh	1/20	1	20
Qirgál	1/400	1/20	1

Chlén-hide

Weapons and armor made of Chlén-hide are specially treated to make them almost as hard as bronze and can be a substitute for metal. Chlén-hide weapons are -1 to hit and -1 to damage and if the character makes a maximum damage roll has a 1 in 20 chance of breaking his weapon. Chlén-hide armor has -2 armor protection, but has -5% spell failure, maximum Dexterity bonus is increased by 1, +5 foot to movement, and armor check penalties are increased by +2. Chlén-hide cannot be enchanted and cannot be made masterwork. Cost is normal and weight is one-third normal.

Bronze

Weapons made of bronze (or copper) cost x10 more than normal, armor costs x15 as much. Masterwork components for these items remain the same cost. Bronze weapons are -1 to hit (only) and bronze armor is -1 AC (only).

Steel

Weapons made of steel cost x500 more than normal cost, armor costs x300 as much. If the item is to be made masterwork then to complete the masterwork component x350 times the base cost of the item if it is a weapon and x100 base cost if it is armor (this replaces the flat costs for masterwork components on page 66 of the Player’s Handbook). So a steel chainmail suit costs 45,000 káitars, and a masterwork suit of chainmail costs an additional 45,000 káitars (triple the cost of the masterwork component) for a total of 90,000 káitars. A steel longsword costs 7,500 káitars, and if it is made masterwork it will cost an additional 15,750 káitars for a total for 23,250 káitars. Multiply the cost of all steel magic items by x10 from base price in the DMG. Flint, Steel, and Tinder costs 20 káitars.

Slaves

These are the costs for slaves:

Slave Type	Cost
Servant boy or girl	150
Untrained Labor	200
Semiskilled Labor	2,000
Skilled Labor	5,000
Academically trained	10,000
Overseer	8,000
Man-at-arms (1st level)	5,000
Spellcaster (1st-2nd level)	10,000
Dancing Girl, Courtesan	20,000
Nonhuman (PC races only)	+15,000

Magic and Metal

Contact with metal grounds the use of both psychic and ritual magic (though this has no effect once the spell is cast). If the caster carries one psé (750 grams, a pound is 454 grams) of metal there is a base 1% chance of failure (in addition to normal Arcane Failure checks), doubled each time for each additional psé (2% for 2 Psé, 4% for 3, 8% for 4, 16% for 5, 32% for 6, 64% for 7, and 99% for 8 Psé or more). Lesser amounts do not cause spell failure (so the character can safely carry a steel dagger). However, copper and bronze have a reduced effect of 1% per 3 Psé, doubled for each additional 3 Psé (up to 99% for 24 Psé of bronze or copper). If the spell or power fails because of metal, roll on the table below for effects:

Metal Spell Failure Table
Roll	Effect
1-5	The spell/power simply fails and the character retains his spell slot or power points
6-10	The spell/power simply fails and the character loses his spell slot or power points
11-15	The caster must make a will save as if he had cast the spell or take 1d6 damage per spell/power level (0-level spells do 1-3 point of damage). A successful save means the character takes no damage, but he has lost all his spell slots or power points for the day.
16-20	Everyone within 10 feet of the caster must make a will save or take 1d6 damage per spell/power level (0-level spells do 1-3 points of damage). A successful save means that person avoided damage.

Because of this spellcasters avoid carrying metal arms and armor and tend to avoid even carrying coins, making use of gems or letters of credit instead.

Magic Levels

The level of magic in Tekumél varies in some areas. Areas rich in magic will allow a spell caster to add half the spell level of the spell in metamagic feats chosen at the time of casting (with no increase in spell casting time, round up) to his spells. Psionic powers have reduced power costs:

Power Level	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
Power point cost	0	1	3	5	7	9	11	13	15

First-level powers may be manifested 3 + level times per day freely without spend Power Points. Second and higher level powers are manifested using the costs above. All feats that require psychic focus to be expended now only require that psychic focus be maintained, and those that require a psychic focus to be maintained do not require a psychic focus. These include the cities of Hmakuyál (Only affects the spells of the priests of Ksárul and Grugánu), Púrdimal, Avanthár, and Sárku (Only affects the spells of the priests of Sárku and Durritlamish) in Tsolyánu; Ch’óchi in Mu’ugalavyá; Jgrésh in Salarvyá; and most of the east coast of Livyánu.

Areas poor in magic will cause the caster to cast his spells with increased casting time (free action spells are cast as one full round, one action spells are cast with a time of 5 full rounds, spells with one round casting times take five minutes to cast, a spell with longer than one round casting time takes x 10 normal time), though Quicken spell will reduce the casting time (minimum of one round). Psionic powers takes the normal amount of time to manifest, but cost extra to manifest:

Power Level	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
Power point cost	3	5	7	9	11	13	15	19	21

Feats that require a psychic focus to be maintained now require psychic focus to be expended and feats that require a psychic focus to be expended cannot be used. One such place is the long swathe of terrain from Chayákku to Nuru’ún.

And in areas with no magic, spells cannot be cast. Among these are the Plain of Towers, the Dry Bay of Ssu’úm, and the Tsoléi archipelago. A character may attempt to cast a spell or manifest a power, but must make a spellcraft or psicraft (vs. DC 15 + spell/power level) to cast/manifest. If the character fails he loses the power points or spell slot.

Spell Alterations

Animate Dead

Produces one Mrúr or Tsóggu (they are undead despite the description in the bestiary) per two caster levels. See Zombie under the spell heading for more details.

Create Undead

An 11th level or higher caster may create Shédra, and A 16th level or higher caster may create Hru’ú.

Create Greater Undead

A 15th level or higher caster may create Vorodlá, and a 18th level or higher caster may create Hrá.

New and Modified Feats

Defects: Defects are a type of feat that gives the character back a normal feat. The character cannot have defects and feats that contradict each other.

Addiction [Defect]

The character has an addiction.
Hindrance: The character must make a willpower check vs. DC 15 every five minutes in the presence of his addiction to avoid indulgence. Also the character must acquire an appropiate knowledge skill with maximum skill ranks at each level dealing with his addiction.

Allure [General]

The character is more attractive than normal
Requirements: CH 15+
Benefit: The character has a +3 to NPC reactions with interacting with members of the opposite sex who are at least young adult in age. The character may also have a cohort of the opposite sex and at least young adult in age who tags along out of romantic interest (cf. Leadership feat).
Note: The character may only buy this feat at 1st level

Two-Weapon Fighting, Improved Two-weapon Fighting [All General]

These feats are rare in Tsolyánu (where it is known as Hlèpurdál), but is somewhat less rare in the Hirilákte arenas. These feats originate from Salarvyá and together the fighting style is known as Arruché. It is considered somewhat disreputable outside of Salarvyá due to its foreign origin (again except in the Hirilákte arenas, where a good Hlèpurdál duelist is much admired).

Bad Reputation [Defect]

The character starts the game with -5 respect and can lose up to 15 points of respect due to the effects of time (going over the normal limit).
Skill Points: The character gains +6 skill points for taking this defect.

Behavioral Characteristic [Defect]

The character has some obvious personality trait the others feel is odd, such as unswerving loyalty to one person, minor phobia, an oath of silence, etc.

Clumsy [Defect]

The character must make reflex checks (vs. DC 15) in order to perform normal actions (outside combat) and is always involved in minor accidents.

Combat Restriction [Defect]

The character has a -2 attack bonus penalty and a -2 AC penalty.

Contact [General]

The character starts with a well-placed, useful contact, determined by the GM, who can offer occasional help or information.

Distractable [Defect]

The character must make a willpower (DC 15) check to perform dull repetitive tasks or to remember small things (like making a pot of chutmél) and has a +5 DC penalty to any cooperative skill check. He cannot take 20 on any skill check, and taking 10 requires that he take the same amount of time a 20 normally takes.

Emotion Control [General]

The character is in control of his own emotions and can manage those of others.

Benefit: The character gets +2 to his diplomacy and intimidation checks.

Exotic Weapon [General]

The quarterstaff is considered an exotic weapon. In Saá Allaqí quaterstaff fighting is known as Kichána and is rarely practiced outside of that nation.

Fragile [Defect]

The character does not start with maximum hit points, takes a -1 penalty per level to his hit die rolls, and has a -4 penalty to any endurance related rolls.

Harmony Amongst the Five Selves [General]

The character is assumed to be taking 0 when asleep and only needs 4 hours of sleep a night (he can still only regain spells or power points once per day), but must spend the other 4 hours in quiet contemplation or study.
Normal: Characters are assumed to be taking -10 when asleep and need 8 hours of sleep a night.
Special: This is incompatible with the Shadow Scars defect.

Good with Animals [General]

The character gets a +2 to Animal Empathy and Handle Animal skills.

Good Reputation [General]

The character gains an initial +5 to his initial respect score (see Social Status, Respect, and Favors), also the character will never lose more than five points of respect due to the effects of time.

Greedy [General]

The character must make a will save vs. DC 15 to make a choice between wealth and honor.

Hard Luck [Defect]

The character starts with a -3 penalty to his initial circle, only gains a circle once every two levels, and starts with half normal money.

High Clan [General]

Requirements: Special
With this feat the character is of high or higher clan. Roll percentile dice: 01-03 Imperial Tlakótani, 04-30 Very High, 31-00 High.
Note: The GM can make this feat free if it is appropiate to the campaign, or even eliminate the random roll and make it 1 feat per level. After 1st level the character can not use this to rise above high clan without an imperial edict. The cost in kaitárs is equal to the character’s shamtlá plus the base shamtlá (for a medium lineage) of his new clan.
Clan and Starting Money: A character of high clan starts with x2 starting money, of very high clan x5, and of the imperial clan x8 starting money.

High Lineage [General]

The character starts in either a 01-15 Very High Lineage or 16-00 a High Lineage. The character then gains x1.5 starting money for high or x2.5 for very high (this is cumulative with high clan, above). The character is also seated higher than other clan members at dinner and has more responsibility in the clan. The GM can eliminate the random roll and just make it one feat per lineage level.

Highly Skilled [General]

The character gains 5 extra skill points. The character can only buy this once, plus an additional time per age category over adulthood. It can only be bought at 1st level.

Improved Initiative [General]

This feat also applies in social situtations when the character must make a witty comeback or to extracate himself from a social faux pax.

Impulsive [Defect]

The character must make a will check vs. DC 15 to avoid being provoked or to show strong emotions and cannot read people, suffering a -4 penalty to sense motive checks. He also suffers a -4 will save against fear effects.

Indecisive [Defect]

The character has a -4 initiative penalty and the character cannot make up his mind easily.

Low Clan [Defect]

The character is 01-30 Low Clan or 31-00 Very Low Clan.
Note: Characters with this defect should never be in the same party with characters with the High Clan feat.

Low Lineage [Defect]

The character is 01-30 Low Lineage or 31-00 Very Low Lineage. The character’s starting money is multiplied by x0.75 (Low) or x0.5 (Very Low).The character is also seated lower than other clan members and is rarely placed in a position of power in the clan.

Magic Damper [General]

This feat may be taken only by Humans, Ahoyggá, Shén, and Swamp Folk. No spell can be cast within 5 feet of the possessor of this feat (though magic will affect him normally if it originates outside this area, however a caster cannot cast a touch spell outside the area and then try to touch the target with this feat). The character cannot be scanned via magic or psionic detection.
Note: The character loses all spell casting ability if he gains this feat. The character cannot take the spell battery feat. A spellcaster may overcome this by making a level check vs. DC 25 per casting, thus a 1st to 4th level caster automatically fails to cast spells within range of the character.

Nemesis [Defect]

The character starts with an enemy determined by the GM.

Older [Defect]

Everytime the character buys this defect he is one age category older than normal and suffers the normal penalties and gains the normal bonuses in addition to gaining an extra feat.

Permanent Disability [Defect]

The character permanently suffers a -2 penalty as per the Damage to specific areas variant in the DMG pg. 66. The character should pick one location on Table 3-9 (note: a disabled foot or leg also gives a -5' penalty to movement rate). It should not be one curable by magic.

Poor [Defect]

The character has x0.25 starting wealth and is unable to accumlate wealth.

Responsibilities [Defect]

The character has obligations to his family. Also the character must spend the maximum possible skill points on his clan’s profession and must buy skill focus for it also.

Second Class Citizen [Defect]

The character is a foreigner, clan-woman, nakomé or manumitted slave. The character suffers a -3 penalty to reactions, and except for the clan woman, starts with a 0 social status (a clan woman starts with normal social status).

Shadow Scars [Defect]

The character frequently wakes from nightmares (Will DC 15 or lose one nights sleep per week), cannot dream normally, and may have waking nightmares when under stress. The character will suffer fatigue if he loses a night’s sleep or when suffering from waking nightmares. The character cannot take this with Harmony of the Five Selves.

Spell Battery [General]

Requirement: Spell casting attribute of 16+
If the character is a spell caster, this feat has no effect. If the character is not a spell caster then any ritual or psychic mage within 5 feet of the character can add the spell battery’s ‘bonus spells’ (subtract four from ability as per spellcasters) to the spellcaster’s own when using magic. Characters who have to prepare spells must have the spell battery with them at all times until they discharge the bonus spells. A caster cannot benefit from more than one spell battery at a time.
Note: The character cannot have the Magic Dampner feat. If the character chooses later to become a spell caster, he gains nothing to replace this feat and ceases to be a spell battery (his own spell casting ability becomes tied up in spells). The character can only buy this at 1st level.

Ugly [Defect]

The character is far from the norms of Tsolyánu society, either in general ugliness or if the character has blue eyes.

Uneducated [Background]

The character gains half starting skill points (double starting points instead of x4) and must pay double cost for all knowledges. The character gains a +2 bonus to constitution.

Unusual Languages [General]

You may learn Sunúz or the Language of the priests of Ksarúl. You do not get both (only one per instance of buying the feat) nor do you gain any ranks in the language (skill points must be spent on it). You just gain the ability to buy the language.

Wealth [General]

The character starts with twice starting money and has an income equal to his normal starting money. The wealth modifiers from High Clan and High Lineage only affect starting wealth.

Younger [Background]

The character is 12 or younger. She starts with half starting skill points (double instead of x4, cumulative with uneducated, which will only give the character x1 base points), and is a minor by Tsolyánu law and custom. The character gains a +2 bonus to dexterity, which she will lose when she reaches adulthood.

Alignment

The standard nine alignments exists in Tekumél, but the people of this world are not concerned with the struggle between good and evil. Law (Stability) and Chaos (Change) are of far greater importance in this world. Nobility of action determines how society looks at him. Integrity is far more important (if you say you’re evil, act it). The worst villians in this world are hypocrites. The various societies on this world are Lawful Neutral with strong Neutral tendencies. However, true Neutrals are rare except among nonhumans and a person that does not align himself with the various powers and changes temple allegiance like the wind is a very dishonorable person (and will probably wind up poor paying all those temple donations).

Spell Lists

The list will be expanded as time permits. Note: spells dealing with elementals or riding creatures absolutely do not exist.

Note on spell names: Names are different in EPT, magic missile is the missile of Mettaljá, the Globes of Invulnerability are the Muniments of Excellence, and the various Bigby Hand spells are renamed the Hand of Krá the Mighty among other examples.

Arcane Spells (Ritual Magic)

Useable by: Arcane Sorcerers

0th level—Arcane Mark, Detect Magic, Ghost Sound, Mage Hand, Open/Close, Prestidigitation, Read Magic (Since scrolls are not in any special magical script, this simply allows the character to read magic and only magic no matter what Language it is written in).
1st level—Alarm, Animate Rope, Cause Fear, Charm Person, Detect Thoughts, Endure Elements, Find Traps, Hold Portal, Jump, Silent Image, Sleep, Summon Monster I (Substitute appropiate Tekuméli monsters for this and subsequent spells), Unseen Servant
2nd level—Animate Rope, Augury, Blur, Charm Person or Animal, Clarivoyance/Clairaudience, Invisiblity, Knock, Levitate, Locate Object, Magic Mouth, Minor Image, Protection from Arrows, Ray of Depletion (WotC website), See Invisibility, Sleep, Summon Monster II, Undetectable Alignment (an ignoble spell), Web
3rd level—Blink, Dark Vision, Dispel Magic, Displacement, Dominate Animal, Find Traps, Invisibility Sphere, Summon Monster III, Water Breathing
4th level—Arcane Sight*, Bestow Curse, Charm Monster, Control Plants, Detect Scrying, Divination, Freedom of Movement, Hallucinatory Terrian, Illusionary Wall, Improved Invisibility, Lesser Geas, Minor Globe of Invulnerability, Passwall, Locate Creature, Remove Curse, Scrying, Summon Monster IV
5th level—Dismissal, Dominate Person, False Vision, Greater Dispelling, ‘Mordikanen’s’ Faithful Hound, Permanency, Persistent Image, Summon Monster V, Telekinesis, Teleport, Wall of Force
6th level—Animate Object, Eyebite, Gease/Quest, Globe of Invulnerability, Greater Dispelling, Permanent Image, Planar Binding, Reverse Illusion (R&R), Summon Monster VI
7th level—Banishment, Control Undead, Finger of Death, Forcecage, Greater Scrying, Guards and Wards, Mass Invisibility, Phase Door, Summon Monster VII, Teleport without Error
8th level—Binding, Command Plants, Mass Charm, Mind Blank, Prismatic Wall, Summon Monster VIII, Screen
9th level—Dominate Monster, Gate, Power Word Kill, Prismatic Sphere, Refuge, Summon Monster IX, Teleportation Circle
* Spell from Tome & Blood

Divine Spells (Ritual Magic)

Useable by: Divine Sorcerors (not Shamans)

0th level—Cure Minor Wounds, Inflict Minor Wounds, Light, Purify Food and Drink
1st level—Bane, Bless, Cause Fear, Charm Person, Command, Comprehend Languages, Cure Light Wounds, Detect Chaos/Evil/Good/Law, Detect Thoughts, Detect Undead, Doom, Endure Elements, Inflict Light Wounds, Message, Protection from Good/Evil/Chaos/Law, Sanctuary
2nd level—Cure Moderate Wounds, Darkness, Death Watch, Delay Poison, Inflict Moderate Wounds, Lesser Restoration, Resist Elements, Remove Paralysis, Shield Other
3rd level—Bestow Curse, Dispel Magic, Cure Serious Wounds, Daylight, Inflict Serious Wounds, Invisibility Purge, Magical Circle vs. Chaos/Good/Evil/Law, Magical Vestment, Meld Into Stone, Negative Plane Protection, Protection From Elements, Remove Curse
4th level—Cure Critical Wounds, Inflict Critical Wounds, Lesser Planar Ally, Neutralize Poison, Repel Vermin, Restoration, Sending, Spell Immunity, Status, Tounges
5th level—Atonement, Break Enchantment, Circle of Doom, Dominate Person, Greater Command, Healing Circle, Mark of Justice, Planar Ally, Raise Dead, Scrying, Slay Living, Spell Resistance
6th level—Forbiddance, Greater Dispelling, Harm, Heal, Heroes’ Feast
7th level—Greater Restoration, Refuge, Regenerate, Repulsion, Ressurection
8th level—Antimagic Field, Discern Location, Holy Aura, Mass Charm, Mass Harm, Mass Heal, Mind Blank
9th level—Astral Projection (allows the character to roam the demon planes attached by a silver cord), Gate, True Ressurection

Psychic Spells (Psychic Magic)

Useable by: Psions

1st level—Call Weaponry, Combat Precognition, Control Light, Control Object, Daze Humanoid, Detect Psionics, Detect Thoughts, Distract, Elf Sight, Expanded Vision, Far Hand, Far Punch, Identify, Inkling, Know Location, Lesser Cell Adjustment, Lesser Metaphysical Weapon, Lesser Natural Armor, Missive, My Light, Object Reading, Telempathic Projection, Verve, Vigor
2nd level—Augury, Aversion, Brain Lock, Body Equilibrium, Cell Adjustment, Chameleon, Clarivoyance/Clairaudience, Combat Prescience, Control Body, Darkvision, Glide, Invisibility, Levitate, See Invisibility, Sensitivity to Psychic Impressions, Suggestion
3rd level—Charm Monster, Danger Sense, False Sensory Input, Fly, Invisibility Purge, Lesser
Domination, Metaphysical Weapon, Mind Link, Negate Psionics, Remote Viewing
4th level—Amplified Invisibility, Aura Sight, Detect Remote Viewing, Dismissal, Divination,
Domination, Freedom of Movement, Immovability, Inertial Barrier, Polymorph Self, Psychofeedback, Tailor Memory, Telekinesis
5th level—Adapt Body, Catapsi, Clairtangency, Ectoplasmic Armor, Greater Domination, Mind Probe, Power Resistance, Psychic Vampire, Sending, Sense Psionics
6th level—Ablating, Aura Alteration, Ethereal Jaunt (turns the character insubstantial, allows him to travel between the demon planes, but cannot cross the pylons), Improved Fly, Improved Vigor, Mass Suggestion, Mind Switch, Null Psionic Field, Retrieve, Suspend Life
7th level—Energy Conversion, Etherealness (see ethereal jaunt for notes), Insanity, Mass Domination, Plane Shift, Sequester
8th level—Foresight, Improved Clairtangency, Improved Etherealness, Mind Blank, Mind Seed, Mind Store, Molecular Manipulation, Telekinetic Sphere, Temporal Acceleration, True Domination
9th level—Astral Projection (allows the character to roam the demon planes attached by a silver cord, can cross pylons), Genesis, Monster Domination, Probability Travel, Shapechange, Thrall, True Telekinesis

Shaman Professional Spells (Ritual Magic)

Useable by: Shamans only

0th level—Cure Minor Wounds, Create Water, Detect Magic, Detect Poison, Ghost Sound, Guidance, Inflict Minor Wounds, Prestidigitaion, Purify Food and Drink, Read Magic, Resistance
1st level—Animal Friendship, Animate Rope, Bane, Bless, Cause Fear, Charm Person, Cure Light Wounds, Detect Chaos/Evil/Good/Law, Enlarge, Expeditious Retreat, Grease, Inflict Light Wounds, Invisibility to Animals, Jump, Mage Armor, Magic Fang, Obscuring Mist, Pass Without Trace, Protection from Chaos/Evil/Good/Law, Resist Fear, Silent Image, Spider Climb, Summon Nature’s Ally I (substitute appropriate Tekuméli creatures for this and subsequent Summon Nature’s Ally spells)
2nd level—Animal Growth, Animal Trance, Augury, Bull’s Strength, Cat’s Grace, Charm Person or Animal, Cure Moderate Wounds, Delay Poison, Detect Thoughts, Fog Cloud, Hold Animal, Inflict Moderate Wounds, Invisibility, Minor Image, One with the Land (MoF), Sleep, Speak with Animals, Summon Swarm, Summon Nature’s Ally II, Tree Shape, Web
3rd level—Bestow Curse, Clairvoyance/Clairaudience, Create Food and Water, Cure Serious Wounds, Dispel Magic, Dominate Animal, Enhance Familiar*, Fly, Greater Magical Fang, Haste, Heal Familiar (Acts as Heal Mount on Familiar), Inflict Serious Wounds, Invisibility Sphere, Major Image, Remove Curse, Speak with Plants, Summon Nature’s Ally III, Water Breathing
4th level—Antiplant Shell, Cure Critical Wounds, Dimension Door, Diminish Plants, Divination, Freedom of Movement, Fortify Familiar*, Giant Vermin, Heal Critical Wounds, Improved Invisibility, Inflict Critical Wounds, Minor Creation, Neutralize Poison, Phantasmal Killer, Plant Growth, Polymorph Other, Polymorph Self, Solid Fog, Summon Nature’s Ally IV, Tounges
5th level—Animal Growth, Atonement, Awaken, Break Enchantment, Circle of Doom, Commune with Nature, Fabricate, Healing Circle, Major Creation, Permanent Image, Programmed Image, Raise Dead, Spell Resistance, Stone Shape, Summon Nature’s Ally V
6th level—Antimagic Field, Greater Dispelling, Harm, Heal, Imbue Familiar with Spell Ability*, Liveoak, Mass Haste, Summon Nature’s Ally VI
7th level—Mass Invisibility, Regenerate, Ressurection, Summon Nature’s Ally VII
8th level—Animal Shapes, Mass Heal, Polymorph Any Object, Summon Nature’s Ally VIII
9th level—Foresight, Gate, Shapechange, Summon Nature’s Ally IX, True Ressurection

* Spell for Tome & Blood

Avanthe/Dilinála

Sorceror Spells

0th level—Create Water, Quick Sober (R&R), Virtue (females only)
1st level—Change Self, Entangle, Feather Fall, Ray of Enfeeblement, Sanctuary (Only affects Females being attacked by Males), Summon Nature’s Ally I, Wieldskill (MoF)
2nd level—Aid (females only), Alter Self, Briar Web (DoF), Bull's Strength, Cat’s Grace, Detect Psionics, Eagle’s Splendor, Filter, Hold Animal, Hold Person, Intoxicate (R&R), Summon Nature’s Ally II, Sweet Water (DoF), Zone of Truth
3rd level—Contagion, Create Food and Water, Fly, Gaseous Form, Gust of Wind, Haste, Poison, Sepia Snake Sigil, Slow, Summon Nature’s Ally III, Water Breathing, Wind Wall
4th level—Air Walk, Control Plants, Emotion (Friendship, Hope only), Hallucinatory Terrain, Mass Resist Elements (T&B), Neutralize Poison, Otiluke’s Resilient Sphere, Poison, Quench, Shadow Conjuration, Solid Fog, Summon Nature’s Ally IV
5th level—Bigby’s Interposing Hand, Control Winds, Dispel Psionics, Greater Shadow Conjuration, Hold Monster, Summon Nature’s Ally V, Transmute Rock to Mud, Wall of Thorns
6th level—Animate Object, Bigby’s Forceful Hand, Control Water, Control Weather, Mass Haste, Move Earth, Shades, Stone to Flesh, Summon Nature’s Ally VI
7th level—Bigby’s Grasping Hand, Earthquake, Reverse Gravity, Scourge, Spell Turning, Summon Nature’s Ally V
8th level—Bigby’s Clenched Fist, Command Plants, Horrid Wilting, Otiluke’s Telekinetic Sphere, Repel Metal or Stone, Summon Nature’s Ally VI
9th level—Bigby’s Crushing Hand, Imprisonment, Summon Nature’s Ally IX, Temporal Stasis

Psychic Spells

1st level—Astral Construct, Biofeedback, Bite of the Wolf, Compression, Float, Lesser Body Adjustment, Psycholuminescence, Talons, Trinket
2nd level— Animal Affinity, Body Adjustment, Chameleon, Claws of the Bear, Control Body, Detect Magic, Ectoplasmic Cocoon, Expansion, Sever the Tie, Sudden Minor Creation, Sustenance
3rd level— Create Food and Water, Improved Biofeedback, Poison Sense, Rejuvenation
4th level— Fabricate, Natural Armor, Polymorph Self, Psychofeedback
5th level— Graft Weapon, Major Creation, Metamorphosis, Negate Magic
6th level— Improved Fabricate, Suspend Life
7th level— Fission, Mass Cocoon, Oak Body
8th level—Iron Body, Matter Manipulation, Shadow Body, True Creation
9th level— Affinity Field, Genesis, Shapechange, True Metabolism

Belkhanu/Qon

Ritual Spells

0th level—Know Direction, Disrupt Undead
1st level—Burial Blessing (DoF), Detect Undead, Nystul’s Undetectable Aura, Summon Nature’s Ally I, Tenser’s Floating Disk
2nd level—Consecrate, Cat’s Grace, Gentle Repose, Familiar Pocket* (does not have to hold a familiar, putting metal in it will automatically cause a check for spell failure), Levitate, Summon Nature’s Ally II, Touch of Madness
3rd level—Analyze Portal, Fly, Halt Undead, Haste, Helping Hand, Major Image, Speak with Dead, Summon Nature’s Ally III, Wind Wall
4th level—Air Walk, Confusion, Dimension Door, Reincarnate, Summon Nature’s Ally IV
5th level—Bigby’s Interposing Hand, Dream, Ghostform (T&B), Plane Shift, Dominate Person, Ethereal Jaunt, Feeblemind, Leomund’s Secret Chest, Mind Fog, Raise Dead, Shadow Conjuration, Shadow Evocation, Spell Resistance, Summon Nature’s Ally V
6th level—Bigby’s Forceful Hand, Circle of Death, Etherealness, Find the Path, Gate Seal, Greater Shadow Conjuration, Greater Shadow Evocation, Permanent Image, Programmed Image, Mass Fly (T&B), Project Image, Spell Resistance, Summon Nature’s Ally VI, Undeath to Death, Veil, Word of Recall
7th level—Drawmij’s Instant Summons, Etherealness, Mordenkainen’s Magnificent Mansion, Resurrection, Shadow Walk, Statue, Summon Nature’s Ally VII, Vanish
8th level—Chain of Chaos, Discern Location, Etheralness, Maddening Scream, Summon Nature’s Ally VIII, Trap the Soul
9th level—Astral Projection, Genesis, Summon Nature’s Ally IX, True Ressurection

Psychic Spells

0th level—Control Shadow, Know Direction
1st level— Astral Construct, Control Shadow, Destiny Dissonance, Know Direction & Location
2nd level— Augury, Ectoplasmic Cocoon, Ecto Puppet, See Invisibility, Sever the Tie
3rd level— Ectoplasmic Form, Invisibility Purge, Time Hop
4th level—Anchored Navigation, Dismiss Ectoplasm, Divination, Immovability, Quintessence, Wall of Ectoplasm
5th level—Ectoplasmic Armor, Ectoplasmic Shambler, True Seeing
6th level—Banishment, Precognition, Suspend Life
7th level—Improved Anchored Navigation, Mass Cocoon, Plane Shift
8th level—Dream Travel, Recall Death, Shadow Body, Temporal Acceleration
9th level—Astral Projection, Genesis, Probability Travel, Temporal Velocity, Time Regression

Dlamelish/Hrihayal

Ritual Spells

0th level—Detect Poison, Quick Sober (R&R), Resistance
1st level—Change Self, Expeditious Retreat, Hypnotism, Jump, Nybor’s Gentle Reminder (MoF), Obscuring Mist, Ray of Enfeeblement, Reduce, Ventriloquism
2nd level—Alter Self, Bull’s Strength, Cat’s Grace, Detect Psionics, Endurance, Enthrall, Fog Cloud, Glitterdust
3rd level—Contagion, Eagle's Splendor, Fly, Haste, Hold Person, Slow, Major Image, Nybor’s Mild Admoinshment (MoF), Puppeteer (MoF), Suggestion
4th level—Air Walk, Celebration (MoF), Emotion (Despair, Friendship, Hate, Hope only), Neutralize Poison, Polymorph Self, Shadow Conjuration, Solid Fog, Unfailing Endurance, Vacancy
5th level—Bigby’s Interposing Hand, Dispel Psionics, Energy Buffer (T&B), Greater Shadow Conjuration, Hold Monster, Mind Fog, Rie’s Dance of Seduction (R&R), Seeming, Shadow Evocation
6th level—Bigby’s Forceful Hand, Fiend Form (MoF), Greater Shadow Evocation, Mass Haste, Mass Suggestion, Mislead, Programmed Image, Shades, Veil
7th level—Bigby’s Grasping Hand, Finger of Death, Nybor’s Stern Reproof (MoF), Scourge, Spell Turning
8th level—Mass Charm, Maze, Nybor’s Wrathful Castigation (MoF), Otto’s Irresistible Dance, True Domination
9th level—Absorption, Internal Fire (OA), Mordenkainen’s Disjunction, Shapechange

Psychic Spells

1st level— Astral Construct, Attraction, Burst, Charm Person, Compression, Daze Humanoid, Demoralize, Destiny Dissonance, Disable, Distract, Empathic Transfer, Empathy, Far Hand, Inkling, Lesser Mindlink, Sense Link, Telempathic Projection
2nd level— Control Body, Detect Magic, Inflict Pain, Intrusive Sense Link, Painful Touch, Recall Pain, Suggestion
3rd level—Cone of Sound, Control Sound, Charm Monster, Crisis of Breath, Displacement, False Sensory Input, Improved Biofeedback, Nondetection, Poison Sense
4th level—Aura Sight, Dismissal, Domination, Fate of One, Freedom of Movement, Psychofeedback
5th level—Adapt Body, Metaconcert, Mind Probe, Negate Magic, Recall Agony, True Seeing
6th level—Aura Alteration, Banishment, Precognition, Suspend Life
7th level—Fission, Mass Domination, Power Turning
8th level—Dream Travel, Foresight
9th level—Microcosm, Thrall

Hnalla/Dra

Ritual Spells

0th level—Light, Flare, Dancing Lights, Disrupt Undead
1st level—Calm Animals, Comprehend Languages, Harmony (MoF), Nystul’s Undetectable Aura, Protection from Evil (Protects against Change), Wieldskill (MoF)
2nd level—Air Walk, Calm Emotions, Cat's Grace, Daylight, Detect Evil, Detect Psionics, Indifference (TB), Tasha’s Hideous Laughter, Tounges, Touch of Madness
3rd level—Blindness (not deafness), Fly, Fireball, Haste, Haunting Tune (MoF), Lightning Bolt, Searing Light, Magic Circle against Chaos, Major Image
4th level—Arcane Eye, Confusion, Dismissal, Order’s Wrath, Otiluke’s Dispelling Screen (T&B), Rainbow Pattern, Vacancy
5th level—Dispel Psionics, Feeblemind, Mind Fog, Plane Shift, Prying Eyes, Sending, Shadow Conjuration, Spell Resistance, Teleport
6th level—Animate Object, Chain Lightning, Forbiddence, Greater Shadow Evocation, Mislead, Prismatic Eye (MoF), Programmed Image, Project Image, Spell Resistance, True Seeing, Veil
7th level—Dictum, Forcecage, Limited Wish, Mass Teleport (T&B), Otiluke’s Greater Dispelling Screen (T&B), Prismatic Spray, Sunbeam, Teleport without Error
8th level—Crown of Glory (DoF), Maddening Scream, Sunburst, True Domination
9th level—Astral Projection, Teleportation Circle, Wish

Psychic Spells

1st level—Astral Construct, Biocurrent, Control Light, Daze Humanoid, Elfsight, Feel Light, Hear Light, Missive, My light, Psycholuminescence
2nd level—Brainlock, Control Air, Detect Magic, Sever the Tie, Sustenance
3rd level—False Sensory Input, Fly
4th level—Domination, Quintessence
5th level—Brillant Blast, Energy Barrier, Negate Magic, Power Resistance, Teleport
6th level—Emulate Power, Greater Biocurrent, Mass Domination
7th level—Energy Conversion, Insanity, Teleportation Without Error
8th level—Teleportation Circle, True Domination
9th level—Astral Projection, Greater Emulation, Probability Travel, Thrall

Hru’u/Wuru

Ritual Spells

0th level—Darkness, Ray of Frost
1st level—Chill Touch, Comprehend Languages, Net of Shadows (MoF), Random Action, Summon Nature’s Ally I
2nd level—Chill Metal, Deeper Darkness, Detect Psionics, Ice Knife (T&B), Nighmare Lullaby (MoF), Summon Nature’s Ally II, Touch of Madness
3rd level—Blindness (not deafness), Haste, Fly, Ice Burst (T&B), Major Image, Possess Animal (OA), Slow, Summon Nature’s Ally III
4th level—Air Walk, Dismissal, Evard’s Black Tentacles, Confusion, Mass Darkvision (T&B), Phantasmal Killer, Reanimation (OA), Stoneskin, Summon Nature’s Ally IV, Wall of Ice
5th level—Cloudkill, Dispel Psionics, Mind Fog, Nightmare, Plane Shift, Summon Nature’s Ally V, Transmute Rock to Mud
6th level—Animate Object, Create Undead, Disintegrate, Forbiddence, Mass Haste, Otiluke’s Freezing Sphere, Summon Nature’s Ally VI
7th level—Insanity, Spell Turning, Summon Nature’s Ally VII
8th level—Chain of Chaos (DoF), Horrid Wilting, Maddening Scream, Summon Nature’s Ally VIII, Trap the Soul, True
Domination
9th level—Astral Projection, Implosion, Summon Nature’s Ally IX, Weird

Psychic Spells

1st level—Control Shaodw, Demoralize, Disable, Distract, Skate
2nd level—Aversion, Control Air, Chameleon, Darkvision, Detect Magic, Glide
3rd level—Cone of Sound, Control Sound, Ectoplasmic Form, False Sensory Input, Fly, Nondetection, Posion Sense, Schism, Undead Sense
4th level—Banishment, Domination, Fatal Attraction, Inertial Barrier
5th level—Baleful Teleport, Greater Domination, Negate Magic, Sending
6th level—Disintegrate, Improved Fly, Suspend Life
7th level—Insanity, Mass Domination, Ultrablast
8th level—Recall Death, Shadow Body, True Domination
9th level—Astral Projection, Dissolution, Maw of Chaos (MoF), Monster Domination, Probability Travel, Thrall

Karakan/Chegarra

Ritual Spells

0th level—Daze, Electric Jolt (MoF), Flare, Ram’s Might (MoF), Resistance, Virtue
1st level—Bless, Enlarge, Mage Armor, Magic Missile, Master’s Touch (WotC website), Ray of Enfeeblement, Shield, Shocking Grasp, Tenser’s Floating disk, True Strike, Magic Weapon
2nd level—Bull’s Strength, Cat’s Grace, Detect Psionics, Divine Favor, False Life (T&B), Knife Spray (DoF), Melf's Acid Arrow, Mirror Image, Shatter, Silence
3rd level—Call Lightning, Fireball, Flame Arrow, Greater Magic Weapon, Haste, Lightning Bolt, Sound Burst, Sword Stream (DoF)
4th level—Divine Power, Divine Storm (DoF), Enchanted Weapon, Emotion (Courage, Hope) , Holy Sword (affects Change), Shout
5th level—Dispel Psionics, Spiritwall (T&B), Wall of Iron
6th level— Blade Barrier, Chain Lightning, Dimissal, Hardening (MoF), Tenser's Transformation
7th level—Body Outside Body (OA), Delayed Blast Fireball, Finger of Death, Great Thunderclap (MoF), Mordikanen's Sword, Power Word Stun, Simulacrum
8th level—Great Shout*, Power Word Blind
9th level—Implosion, Meteor Swarm, Power Word Kill, Wail of the Banshee

Psychic Spells

1st level—Biocurrent, Biofeedback, Call Weaponry, Combat Precognition, Daze Humanoid, Lesser Metaphysical Weapon, Lesser Natural Armor, Stomp, Trinket, Valor, Verve
2nd level—Burning Ray, Combat Prescience, Control Air, Detect Magic, Expansion, Painful Touch
3rd level—Danger Sense, Duodimensional Hand, Metaphysical Weapon, Ubiquitous Vision
4th level—Freedom of Movement, Immovability, Natural Armor, Psychofeedback
5th level—Negate Magic, Ectoplasmic Armor, Graft Weapon
6th level—Greater Biocurrent, Improved Vigor
7th level—Fission, Energy Conversion
8th level—Iron Body, Telekinetic Sphere
9th level—Detonation

Ksarul/Gruganu

Ritual Spells

0th level—Ghost Sound, Guidance, Mending, Quick Sober (R&R), Repair Minor Damage (T&B)
1st level—Comprehend Languages, Erase, Magic Missile, Magic Weapon, Message, Nystul's Magic Aura, Nystul’s Undetectable Aura, Repair Light Damage (T&B), Summon Nature’s Ally I, Wieldskill (MoF), Ventriloquism
2nd level—Detect Psionics, Fog Cloud, Leomund's Trap, Locate Object, Melf Acid Arrow, Mirror Image, Misdirection, Repair Moderate Damage (T&B), Spectral Hand, Stinking Cloud, Summon Nature’s Ally II, Summon Swarm, Whispering Wind, Understand Object (WotC website)
3rd level—Anyspell, Chain of Eyes (DoF), Contagion, Delude, Explosive Runes, Greater Magic Weapon, Halt Undead, Leomund's Tiny Hut, Non-detection, Illusionary Script, Keen Edge, Obscure Object, Repair Serious Damage (T&B), Secret Page, Sepia Snake Sigil, Slow, Tounges, Fly, Summon Nature’s Ally III, Understand Device (MoF)
4th level—Detect Scrying, Dispel Psionics, Evard’s Black Tentacles, Holy Sword (affect Stability), Know Vulnerabilities (MoF), Modify Memory, Neutralize Poison, Rary's Mnemonic Enhancer, Repair Critical Damage (T&B), Shadow Conjuration, Summon Nature’s Ally IV
5th level—Cloudkill, Contact Other Plane, Greater Shadow Conjuration, False Vision, Insect Plague, Leomund's Secret Chest, Magic Jar, Memory Rot (MoF), Mordikanen’s Private Sanctum (T&B), Plane Shift, Sending, Spell Resistance, Summon Nature’s Ally V, Wall of Iron, Wall of Stone
6th level— Acid Fog, Contingency, Greater Anyspell, Insanity, Legend Lore, Spellstaff (uses a gem instead), Mordikanen's Lucubration, Shades, Summon Nature’s Ally VI
7th level—Body Outside Body (OA), Creeping Doom, Limited Wish, Mordikanen's Maginificent Mansion, Phase Door, Scourge (DoF), Sequester, Simulacrum, Spell Turning, Summon Nature’s Ally VII, Vision
8th level—Brian Spider (DoF), Horrid Wilting, Maze, Screen, Summon Nature’s Ally VIII, Symbol, True Domination
9th level— Chain Contingency, Summon Nature’s Ally IX, Time Stop, Wish

Psychic Spells

1st level— Astral Construct, Conceal Thoughts, Destiny Dissonance, Inkling, Trinket
2nd level—Aversion, Brainlock, Detect Magic, Suggestion
3rd level— False Sensory Input, Fatelink, Lesser Domination
4th level—Dismissal, Mindwipe, Tailor Memory
5th level—Catapsi, Greater Domination, Sending, Metaconcert, Mind Probe, Negate Magic
6th level—Ablating, Aura Alteration, Mass Suggestion, Mind Switch, Null Psionics Field, Remote View Trap
7th level—Divert Teleport, Emulate Power, Fission, Trace Teleport
8th level—Hypercognition, Mind Blank, Mind Seed, Mind Store, True Domination
9th level—Apopsi, Greater Emulation, Metafaculty, Microcosm, Thrall

Sarku/Durritlámish

Ritual Spells

0th level—Disrupt Undead, Ghost Sound, Virtue
1st level—Chill Touch, Detect Undead, Invisibility to Undead, Nystul’s Undetectable Aura, Summon Undead I (MoF), True Strike
2nd level—Choke (T&B), Dark Vision, Death Knell, Desecrate, Detect Psionics, Disguise Undead (T&B), Ghoul Touch, Melf Acid Arrow, Scare, Spectral Hand, Stinking Cloud, Summon Undead II (MoF)
3rd level—Contagion, Feign Death (T&B), Halt Undead, Haste, Infestation of Maggots (MoF), Major Image, Sepia Snake Sigil, Slow, Summon Undead III (MoF), Undead Lieutenant (MoF), Undead Torch (MoF), Vampiric Touch
4th level—Animate Dead, Cause Fear, Confusion, Emotion (fear), Enervation, Illusionary Wall, Reanimation (OA), Summon Undead IV (MoF), Vacancy
5th level—Bigby's Interposing Hand, Cloudkill, Dispel Psionics, Energy Buffer (T&B), Feeblemind, Ghost Form, Magic Jar, Mind Fog, Shadow Conjuration, Kiss of the Vampire (MoF), Plane Shift, Spell Resistance, Summon Undead V (MoF), Wall of Stone
6th level—Acid Fog, Animate Object, Antilife Shield, Bigby's Forceful Hand, Create Undead, Hardening (MoF), Mass Haste, Mirage Arcana, Programmed Image, Project Image, Shadow Evocation, Veil
7th level— Finger of Death , Scourge (DoF), Spell Turning, Undeath After Death (MoF) (the character becomes a Jajgi).
8th level—Antipathy, Clone, Create Greater Undead, General of Undeath (MoF), Horrid Wilting, Sink, True Domination*
9th level—Absorption*, Energy Drain, Hide Life (T&B), Temporal Stasis

Psychic Spells

1st level—Destiny Dissonance, Steadfast Gaze, Talons, Valor, Verve, Vigor
2nd level—Darkvision, Detect Magic, Painful Touch, Suggestion
3rd level—Claws of the Vampire, Crisis of Breath, False Sensory Input
4th level—Dissolving Touch, Fatal Attraction
5th level—Greater Domination, Negate Magic, Power Resistance, Psychic Vampire
6th level—Ablating, Mind Switch, Null Psionics Field, Suspend Life
7th level—Fission, Insanity, Power Turning, Reddopsi
8th level—Mind Seed, Mind Store, Recall Death, Shadow Body
9th level—Apopsi, Thrall

Thumis/Keténgku

Ritual Spells

0th level—Know Direction, Detect Magic, Guidance, Mending, Quick Sober (R&R), Repair Minor Damage (T&B)
1st level—Comprehend Languages, Identify, Know Protections (MoF), Magic Missile, Repair Light Damage (T&B), Summon Nature’s Ally I, Wieldskill (MoF)
2nd level—Amanuensis (MoF), Analyze Portal*, Detect Psionics, Detect Thoughts, Find Traps, Locate Object, Make Whole, Repair Moderate Damage (T&B), Summon Nature’s Ally II
3rd level—Glyph of Warding, Fly, Haste, Helping Hand, Leomund's Tiny Hut, Repair Serious Damage (T&B), Slow, Summon Nature’s Ally III, Tounges
4th level—Air Walk, Dimensional Anchor, Dimension Door, Leomund's Secure Shelter, Locate Creature, Neutralize Poison, Otiluke's Resilient Sphere, Rary's Mnemonic Enhancer, Reapir Critical Damage (T&B), Shadow Conjuration, Summon Nature’s Ally IV
5th level—Dream, Dispel Psionics, Plane Shift, Spell Resistance, Contact Other Plane, Greater Shadow Conjuration, Leomund's Secret Chest, Sending, Summon Nature’s Ally V
6th level—Analyze Dweomer, Animate Object, Find the Path, Mass Haste, Contingency, Gate Seal*, Greater Glyph of Warding, Legend Lore, Mordikanen's Lucubration, Shades, Stone to Flesh, Summon Nature’s Ally VI
7th level—Etherealness, Insanity, Spell Turning, Mordikanen's Magnificent Mansion, Phase Door,
Summon Nature’s Ally VII, Vision
8th level—Clone, Discern Location, Spell Immunity, Symbol, Summon Nature’s Ally VIII, True Domination
9th level—Chain Contingency Foresight, Summon Nature’s Ally IX

Psychic Spells

1st level— Astral Construct, Detect Psionics, Empathy, Identify, Inkling, Know Direction & Location, Lesser Mindlink, Object Reading
2nd level—Augury, Aversion, Brain Lock, Clairaudience/Clairvoyance, Detect Magic, Detect Thoughts, See Invisibility, Sensitivity to Psychic Impressions, Suggestion
3rd level—Dimension Slide, Fate Link, Fly, Lesser Domination, Mindlink, Remote View, Schism, Ubiquitious Vision, Undead Sense
4th level— Anchored Navigation, Aura Sight, Detect Remote Viewing, Divination, Domination, Forced Mindlink
5th level—Greater Domination, Incarnate, Metaconcert, Mind Probe, Negate Magic, Power Resistance, Sending, Sense Psionics, True Seeing
6th level— Null Psionics Field, Precognition
7th level—Divert Teleport, Emulate Power, Mass Domination, Power Turning, Reddopsi
8th level—Hypercognition, True Domination
9th level—Greater Emulation, Metafaculty, Psychic Chirurgery, Thrall

Vimulha/Chiteng

Ritual Spells

0th level—Daze, Finger of Fire, Resistance, Virtue
1st level—Burning Hands, Enlarge, Hold Portal, Magic Weapon, Mage Armor, Master’s Touch, Obscuring Mist, Ray of Enfeeblement, True Strike
2nd level—Arcane Lock, Bull's Strength, Cat's Grace, Continual Flame, False Life (T&B), Flame Blade, Flaming Sphere, Fog Cloud, Heat Metal, Knock, Levitate, Melf Acid Arrow, Mirror Image, Pyrotechnics, Produce Flame, Shatter, Stinking Cloud
3rd level—Call Lightning, Curse of the Brute (DoF), Divine Favor, Fireball, Flaming Arrow, Greater Magic Weapon, Haste, Lightning Bolt, Rage
4th level—Chaos Hammer, Emotion (Courage, Hope), Enervation, Explosive Cascade (MoF), Fire Shield, Fire Trap, Stoneskin, Wall of Fire
5th level—Cloudkill, Flame Strike
6th level—Acid Fog, Disintegrate, Hardening (MoF), Tenser's Transformation
7th level— Delayed Blast Fireball, Mordikanen's Sword, Righteous Wrath of the Faithful
8th level—Fire Storm, Incendiary Cloud
9th level— Energy Drain, Meteor Swarm

Psychic Spells

1st level—Combat Precognition, Daze Humanoid, Demoralize, Dissipating Touch, Far Punch, Firefall, Matter Agitation, Resistance, Steadfast Gaze, Talons, Valor
2nd level—Burning Ray, Call Weaponry, Control Flames, Hammer, Psychic Lock
3rd level—Claws of the Bear, Greater Concussion, Inflict Pain, Ubiquitous Vision, Whitefire
4th level—Natural Armor, Mass Concussion
5th level—Adapt Body, Brillant Blast, Graft Weapon, Inferno (MoF), Power Resistance, Recall Agony
6th level—Breath of the Dragon, Flaming Shroud, Improved Vigor
7th level—Reddopsi, True Concussion
8th level—Iron Body
9th level—Detonation

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Empire of the Petal Throne 3rd Edition D&D Conversion

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Character Races

Aliens on Tsolyánu

Ahoggyá

Hláka

Human

Páchi Léi

Pé Chói

Pygmy Folk (Nininyál)

Shén

Swamp Folk (Hegléthyal)

Tinalíya

Urunén

Character Classes

Expert

Psion

Sorceror

Warrior

Skills

Vital Statistics

Money and Equipment

Money

Chlén-hide

Bronze

Steel

Slaves

Magic and Metal

Magic Levels

Spell Alterations

Animate Dead

Create Undead

Create Greater Undead

New and Modified Feats

Addiction [Defect]

Allure [General]

Two-Weapon Fighting, Improved Two-weapon Fighting [All General]

Bad Reputation [Defect]

Behavioral Characteristic [Defect]

Clumsy [Defect]

Combat Restriction [Defect]

Contact [General]

Distractable [Defect]

Emotion Control [General]

Benefit: The character gets +2 to his diplomacy and intimidation checks.

Exotic Weapon [General]

Fragile [Defect]

Harmony Amongst the Five Selves [General]

Good with Animals [General]

Good Reputation [General]

Greedy [General]

Hard Luck [Defect]

High Clan [General]

High Lineage [General]

Highly Skilled [General]

Improved Initiative [General]

Impulsive [Defect]

Indecisive [Defect]

Low Clan [Defect]

Low Lineage [Defect]

Magic Damper [General]

Nemesis [Defect]

Older [Defect]

Permanent Disability [Defect]

Poor [Defect]

Responsibilities [Defect]

Second Class Citizen [Defect]

Shadow Scars [Defect]

Spell Battery [General]

Ugly [Defect]

Uneducated [Background]

Unusual Languages [General]

Wealth [General]

Younger [Background]

Alignment

Spell Lists

Arcane Spells (Ritual Magic)

Divine Spells (Ritual Magic)

Empire of the Petal Throne
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