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Fetchlings Source Inner Sea Races pg. 242, Bestiary 2 pg. 123, Advanced Race Guide pg. 108 Monster Entry Link Descended from humans trapped on the Shadow Plane, fetchlings are creatures of darkness and light intertwined. Generations of contact with that strange plane and its denizens have made fetchlings a race apart from humanity. While fetchlings acknowledge their origins, they exhibit little physical or cultural resemblance to their ancestors on the Material Plane, and are often insulted when compared to humans. Some members of the race also take offense at the name fetchling, as it was given to them by humans who saw them as little more than fetchers of rare materials from the Shadow Plane. Most fetchlings instead prefer to be called kayal, a word borrowed from Aklo that roughly translates to "shadow people" or "dusk dwellers." Infused with the essence of the Shadow Plane and possessing human blood commingled with that of the Shadow Plane's natives, fetchlings have developed traits and abilities that complement their native plane's bleak and colorless terrain. Though most fetchlings treat the Shadow Plane as home, they often trade and deal with creatures of the Material Plane. Some fetchlings go so far as to create enclaves on the Material Plane in order to establish alliances and trade routes in areas where the boundary between the two planes is less distinct. These fetchlings often serve as merchants, middlemen, and guides for races on both sides of the planar boundary. Physical Description: Superficially, fetchlings resemble unnaturally lithe—bordering on fragile—humans. Their adopted home has drained their skin and hair of bright colors. Their complexion ranges from stark white to deep black, and includes all the various shades of gray between those two extremes. Their eyes are pupilless and pronounced, and they typically glow a luminescent shade of yellow or greenish yellow, though rare individuals possess blue-green eyes. While their hair tends to be stark white or pale gray, many fetchlings dye their hair black. Some members of higher station or those who dwell on the Material Plane dye their hair with more striking colors, often favoring deep shades of violet, blue, and crimson. Society: Fetchling are adaptable creatures, and as such display no singular preference for moral philosophy or the rule of law. Most mimic the cultural norms and governmental structures of those they live near or the creatures they serve. While fetchlings are arguably the most populous race on the Shadow Plane, they rarely rule over their own kind; most serve as vassals or subjects to the great umbral dragons of their homeland, or the bizarre nihiloi who dwell in the deeper darkness. Above all, fetchlings are survivors. Their tenacity, versatility, and devious pragmatism have helped them survive the harsh environs of the Shadow Plane and plots of the powerful creatures dwelling within it. On the Material Plane, especially if unable to return to their home plane at will, fetchlings tend to cluster in small, insular communities of their own kind, mimicking the cultural norms and political structures of those they trade with. Relations: Because of their shared ancestry, fetchlings interact most easily with humans, though they also find kinship with gnomes and other races that were cut off from their home planes or are not native to the Material Plane. Their pragmatism and adaptable nature put them at odds with warlike or destructive races, and when they do have to deal with orcs, goblinoids, or other savage cultures, fetchlings will often play the part of the fawning sycophant, a tactic learned from serving umbral dragons and one they see as key to their race's survival. Strangely, their relationship with dwarves and elves are rather strained. Dwarves find fetchlings duplicitous and creepy, while the tension with elves is so subtle and inexplicable that both races find it difficult to explain. Alignment and Religion: Fetchlings—especially those living outside the Shadow Plane—worship a wide variety of gods. A smaller number of evil fetchlings worship demon lords of darkness and lust. Adventurers: The Shadow Plane's ever-present hazards pose great danger to fetchling adventurers, but also great opportunity. Because of their servile status on their home plane, however, most fetchlings prefer to adventure on the Material Plane, which often offers more freedom and trading opportunities between the two planes. Fetchlings make excellent ninjas, oracles, rangers, rogues, and summoners. Male Names: Arim, Drosil, Jegan, Somar, Yetar, Zoka. Female Names: Acera, Amelisce, Inva, Renza, Zaitherin. Fetchling Racial Traits +2 Dexterity, +2 Charisma, –2 Wisdom: Fetchlings are quick and forceful, but often strange and easily distracted by errant thoughts. Native Outsider: Fetchlings are outsiders with the native subtype. Medium: Fetchlings are Medium creatures and receive no bonuses or penalties due to their size. Normal Speed: Fetchlings have a base speed of 30 feet. Darkvision: Fetchlings can see in the dark up to 60 feet. Low-Light Vision: Fetchlings can see twice as far as humans in conditions of dim light. Skilled: Fetchlings have a +2 racial bonus on Knowledge (planes) and Stealth checks. Shadow Blending: Attacks against a fetchling in dim light have a 50% miss chance instead of the normal 20% miss chance. This ability does not grant total concealment; it just increases the miss chance. Shadowy Resistance: Fetchlings have cold resistance 5 and electricity resistance 5. Spell-Like Abilities: A fetchling can use disguise self once per day as a spell-like ability. He can assume the form of any humanoid creature using this spell-like ability. When a fetchling reaches character 9th level in any combination of classes, he gains shadow walk (self only) as a spell-like ability usable once per day, and at 13th level, he gains plane shift (self only, to the Shadow Plane or the Material Plane only) usable once per day. A fetchling’s caster level for these abilities is equal to his character level. Languages: Fetchlings begin play speaking Common. Fetchlings with a high Intelligence scores can choose from the following languages: Aklo, Aquan, Auran, Draconic, D’ziriak (understanding only, cannot speak), Ignan, Terran, and any regional human tongue. Fetchling Alternate Racial Traits Replaces Low-Light Vision, Spell-Like Abilities Umbral Escort Source Blood of Shadows pg. 6 Some fetchlings descend from talented planar travelers who dwelled in the dark places between worlds and could conduct others across the planes. A fetchling with this racial trait loses the disguise self spell-like ability, but his shadow walk and plane shift spell-like abilities need not affect himself only. This racial trait replaces the low-light vision racial trait and modifies the spell-like abilities racial trait. Replaces Shadow Blending Emissary Source Advanced Race Guide pg. 108 Rare fetchlings excel in the role of emissary between the Shadow Plane and the Material Plane. Once per day, such a fetchling can roll twice when making a Bluff or Diplomacy check and take the better roll. This racial trait replaces shadow blending. Replaces Shadow Blending, Shadowy Resistance Boundary Walker Source Blood of Shadows pg. 6 Fetchlings of Absalom and Shadow Absalom deftly navigate between the worlds of shadow and light. A fetchling with this racial trait gains spell resistance equal to 5 + his character level against spells and spell-like abilities with the light or shadow descriptors, as well as spells and spell-like abilities of the illusion (shadow) subschool. This racial trait replaces the shadow blending and shadowy resistance racial traits. Replaces Skilled Bound to Golarion Source Blood of Shadows pg. 6 Some Nidalese fetchlings are from families that have fearfully avoided the Shadow Plane, living on Golarion for generations. As a result, these fetchlings are closely tied to the Material Plane. Fetchlings with this racial trait count as outsiders with the native subtype and humanoids with the human subtype for any effect related to race, including feat prerequisites and spells that affect humanoids. They can pass for human without using the Disguise skill. This racial trait replaces the +2 racial bonus on Knowledge (planes) checks from the skilled racial trait, and alters the native outsider racial trait. Deep Shadow Explorer Source Blood of Shadows pg. 6 Fetchlings who widely explore the Shadow Plane learn to confront fearsome things best left undescribed. Fetchlings with this racial trait gain a +2 racial bonus on all saves against fear effects. This racial trait replaces the skilled racial trait. Shadow Agent Source Inner Sea Races pg. 215 Families of fetchlings in Shadow Absalom and Nidal make their livings serving as agents, diplomats, and spies mediating between humans and the powers of the Plane of Shadow. They gain a +2 racial bonus on Bluff and Diplomacy checks. This racial trait replaces skilled. Shadow Magic Source Advanced Race Guide pg. 109 Fetchlings who spend their time studying the subtle magic of their adopted plane gain arcane insights on the use of shadow spells. These fetchlings gain a +1 racial bonus to the DC of any illusion (shadow) spells they cast. This racial trait replaces the skilled racial trait. Whispers from Shadow Source Blood of Shadows pg. 6 Fetchlings from Absalom are known for wheeling and dealing from the city’s shadows. A fetchling with this racial trait gains a +4 racial bonus on Bluff checks when he tells a lie and wants to convince an opponent that what he is saying is true. This racial trait replaces the skilled racial trait. World Walker Source Advanced Race Guide pg. 109 Fetchlings who have spent most of their lives on the Material Plane can become more acclimated to their new environments. Instead of gaining a +2 racial bonus on Knowledge (planes) checks, these fetchlings gain a +1 racial bonus on Knowledge (nature) and Knowledge (local) checks. This racial trait modifies the skilled racial trait. Replaces Spell-Like Abilities Gloom Shimmer Source Advanced Race Guide pg. 108 Some fetchlings can manipulate shadowy energy in order to displace their location instead of transporting between shadows. Upon reaching 9th level, instead of gaining shadow walk as a spell-like ability, these fetchlings gain displacement as a spell-like ability usable twice per day. For this ability, a fetchling’s caster level is equal to his total Hit Dice. This racial trait modifies the spell-like ability racial trait. Nidalese Recluse Source Blood of Shadows pg. 6 Some fetchlings learn how to deflect unwanted attention. Fetchlings with this racial trait can use sanctuary once per day as a spell-like ability. When such a fetchling reaches 9th level in any combination of classes, he gains nondetection (self only) as a spell-like ability usable once per day, and at 13th level, he gains veil (self only) usable once per day. A fetchling’s caster level is equal to his total Hit Dice. This racial trait modifies the fetchling’s spell-like abilities racial trait. Subtle Manipulator Source Advanced Race Guide pg. 109 Rather than taking on the forms of others, some fetchling are adept at destroying the memories of other creatures. Instead of gaining disguise self as a spell-like ability, such fetchlings can use memory lapse once per day as a spell-like ability. For this ability, a fetchling’s caster level is equal to his total Hit Dice. This racial trait modifies the spell-like ability racial trait. Unnerving Gaze Source Agents of Evil pg. 24 Some fetchlings gain an upsetting gaze attack that they can activate three times per day as a standard action, affecting all creatures within a 30-foot cone that can see. All creatures that meet the fetchling’s unnerving gaze are shaken for 1 round (DC = 10 + 1/2 the fetchling’s character level + her Charisma modifier; Will negates). When the fetchling reaches 9th level, her gaze instead causes creatures to be staggered. When the fetchling reaches 13th level, her gaze instead causes creatures to be stunned. Unnerving gaze is a mind-affecting fear effect. This racial trait replaces the fetchling’s spell-like abilities. Fetchling Favored Class Options Instead of receiving an additional skill rank or hit point whenever they gain a level in a favored class, Fetchlings have the option of choosing from a number of other bonuses, depending upon their favored class. The following options are available to all Fetchlings who have the listed favored class. Alchemist (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add +1 to Craft (alchemy) checks to craft poison and +1/4 to the DCs of poisons the alchemist creates. Arcanist (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): When the arcanist casts an illusion (shadow) spell that deals a percentage of its damage or effect against nonbelievers, increase this amount by 2% (to a maximum of 100%). Barbarian (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add +1 to either cold or electricity resistance while raging (maximum resistance 15 for either type). Bard (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add a +1 bonus on Disguise checks when using disguise self. Cleric (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add 1/2 point to negative energy damage dealt by channeling energy and inflict wounds spells. Druid (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): The druid’s animal companion gains resistance 1 against either cold or electricity. Each time the druid selects this reward, he increases his animal companion’s resistance to one of those energy types by 1 (maximum 10 for any one energy type). If the druid ever replaces his animal companion, the new animal companion gains these resistances. Fighter (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Choose a slashing melee weapon. Add +1/2 to critical hit confirmation rolls made while using that weapon (maximum bonus of +4). This bonus does not stack with Critical Focus. Gunslinger (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add 1/4 point to the gunslinger’s grit. Hunter (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): The hunter’s animal companion gains DR 1/magic. Each additional time the hunter selects this benefit, the DR increases by +1/2 (maximum DR 10/magic). If the hunter ever replaces his animal companion, the new animal companion gains this DR. Inquisitor (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add a +1 bonus on Knowledge (planes) checks made to identify creatures. Magus (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add 1/4 point to the magus’s arcane pool. Monk (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add a +1/2 bonus on Escape Artist and Stealth checks attempted while in dim light or darkness. Oracle (Advanced Race Guide pg. 109): Treat the oracle’s level as +1/3 higher for the purposes of determining which of its racial spell-like abilities it can use. Paladin (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add +1/4 to the morale bonus the paladin grants on allies’ saving throws against fear effects. Ranger (Advanced Race Guide pg. 109): Add a +1/2 bonus on Perception and Survival checks made on the Plane of Shadow. Rogue (Advanced Race Guide pg. 109): Add a +1/2 bonus on Stealth and Sleight of Hand checks made while in dim light or darkness. Slayer (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add a +1/4 dodge bonus to Armor Class against the slayer’s studied target. Sorcerer (Advanced Race Guide pg. 109): Add +1/2 to either cold or electricity resistance (maximum resistance 10 for either type). Summoner (Advanced Race Guide pg. 109): The summoner’s eidolon gains resistance 1 against either cold or electricity. Each time the summoner selects this reward, he increases his eidolon’s resistance to one of those energy types by 1 (maximum 10 for any one energy type). Wizard (Advanced Race Guide pg. 109): Add one spell from the wizard spell list to wizard’s spellbook. The spell must be at or below the highest level he can cast and be of the illusion (shadow) subschool or have the darkness descriptor.

Fetchlings

Source Inner Sea Races pg. 242, Bestiary 2 pg. 123, Advanced Race Guide pg. 108
Monster Entry Link
Descended from humans trapped on the Shadow Plane, fetchlings are creatures of darkness and light intertwined. Generations of contact with that strange plane and its denizens have made fetchlings a race apart from humanity. While fetchlings acknowledge their origins, they exhibit little physical or cultural resemblance to their ancestors on the Material Plane, and are often insulted when compared to humans. Some members of the race also take offense at the name fetchling, as it was given to them by humans who saw them as little more than fetchers of rare materials from the Shadow Plane. Most fetchlings instead prefer to be called kayal, a word borrowed from Aklo that roughly translates to "shadow people" or "dusk dwellers."

Infused with the essence of the Shadow Plane and possessing human blood commingled with that of the Shadow Plane's natives, fetchlings have developed traits and abilities that complement their native plane's bleak and colorless terrain. Though most fetchlings treat the Shadow Plane as home, they often trade and deal with creatures of the Material Plane. Some fetchlings go so far as to create enclaves on the Material Plane in order to establish alliances and trade routes in areas where the boundary between the two planes is less distinct. These fetchlings often serve as merchants, middlemen, and guides for races on both sides of the planar boundary.

Physical Description: Superficially, fetchlings resemble unnaturally lithe—bordering on fragile—humans. Their adopted home has drained their skin and hair of bright colors. Their complexion ranges from stark white to deep black, and includes all the various shades of gray between those two extremes. Their eyes are pupilless and pronounced, and they typically glow a luminescent shade of yellow or greenish yellow, though rare individuals possess blue-green eyes. While their hair tends to be stark white or pale gray, many fetchlings dye their hair black. Some members of higher station or those who dwell on the Material Plane dye their hair with more striking colors, often favoring deep shades of violet, blue, and crimson.

Society: Fetchling are adaptable creatures, and as such display no singular preference for moral philosophy or the rule of law. Most mimic the cultural norms and governmental structures of those they live near or the creatures they serve. While fetchlings are arguably the most populous race on the Shadow Plane, they rarely rule over their own kind; most serve as vassals or subjects to the great umbral dragons of their homeland, or the bizarre nihiloi who dwell in the deeper darkness. Above all, fetchlings are survivors. Their tenacity, versatility, and devious pragmatism have helped them survive the harsh environs of the Shadow Plane and plots of the powerful creatures dwelling within it. On the Material Plane, especially if unable to return to their home plane at will, fetchlings tend to cluster in small, insular communities of their own kind, mimicking the cultural norms and political structures of those they trade with.

Relations: Because of their shared ancestry, fetchlings interact most easily with humans, though they also find kinship with gnomes and other races that were cut off from their home planes or are not native to the Material Plane. Their pragmatism and adaptable nature put them at odds with warlike or destructive races, and when they do have to deal with orcs, goblinoids, or other savage cultures, fetchlings will often play the part of the fawning sycophant, a tactic learned from serving umbral dragons and one they see as key to their race's survival. Strangely, their relationship with dwarves and elves are rather strained. Dwarves find fetchlings duplicitous and creepy, while the tension with elves is so subtle and inexplicable that both races find it difficult to explain.

Alignment and Religion: Fetchlings—especially those living outside the Shadow Plane—worship a wide variety of gods. A smaller number of evil fetchlings worship demon lords of darkness and lust.

Adventurers: The Shadow Plane's ever-present hazards pose great danger to fetchling adventurers, but also great opportunity. Because of their servile status on their home plane, however, most fetchlings prefer to adventure on the Material Plane, which often offers more freedom and trading opportunities between the two planes. Fetchlings make excellent ninjas, oracles, rangers, rogues, and summoners.

Male Names: Arim, Drosil, Jegan, Somar, Yetar, Zoka.

Female Names: Acera, Amelisce, Inva, Renza, Zaitherin.

Fetchling Racial Traits

+2 Dexterity, +2 Charisma, –2 Wisdom: Fetchlings are quick and forceful, but often strange and easily distracted by errant thoughts.
Native Outsider: Fetchlings are outsiders with the native subtype.
Medium: Fetchlings are Medium creatures and receive no bonuses or penalties due to their size.
Normal Speed: Fetchlings have a base speed of 30 feet.
Darkvision: Fetchlings can see in the dark up to 60 feet.
Low-Light Vision: Fetchlings can see twice as far as humans in conditions of dim light.
Skilled: Fetchlings have a +2 racial bonus on Knowledge (planes) and Stealth checks.
Shadow Blending: Attacks against a fetchling in dim light have a 50% miss chance instead of the normal 20% miss chance. This ability does not grant total concealment; it just increases the miss chance.
Shadowy Resistance: Fetchlings have cold resistance 5 and electricity resistance 5.
Spell-Like Abilities: A fetchling can use disguise self once per day as a spell-like ability. He can assume the form of any humanoid creature using this spell-like ability. When a fetchling reaches character 9th level in any combination of classes, he gains shadow walk (self only) as a spell-like ability usable once per day, and at 13th level, he gains plane shift (self only, to the Shadow Plane or the Material Plane only) usable once per day. A fetchling’s caster level for these abilities is equal to his character level.
Languages: Fetchlings begin play speaking Common. Fetchlings with a high Intelligence scores can choose from the following languages: Aklo, Aquan, Auran, Draconic, D’ziriak (understanding only, cannot speak), Ignan, Terran, and any regional human tongue.

Fetchling Alternate Racial Traits

Replaces Low-Light Vision, Spell-Like Abilities

Umbral Escort
Source Blood of Shadows pg. 6
Some fetchlings descend from talented planar travelers who dwelled in the dark places between worlds and could conduct others across the planes. A fetchling with this racial trait loses the disguise self spell-like ability, but his shadow walk and plane shift spell-like abilities need not affect himself only. This racial trait replaces the low-light vision racial trait and modifies the spell-like abilities racial trait.

Replaces Shadow Blending

Emissary
Source Advanced Race Guide pg. 108
Rare fetchlings excel in the role of emissary between the Shadow Plane and the Material Plane. Once per day, such a fetchling can roll twice when making a Bluff or Diplomacy check and take the better roll. This racial trait replaces shadow blending.

Replaces Shadow Blending, Shadowy Resistance

Boundary Walker
Source Blood of Shadows pg. 6
Fetchlings of Absalom and Shadow Absalom deftly navigate between the worlds of shadow and light. A fetchling with this racial trait gains spell resistance equal to 5 + his character level against spells and spell-like abilities with the light or shadow descriptors, as well as spells and spell-like abilities of the illusion (shadow) subschool. This racial trait replaces the shadow blending and shadowy resistance racial traits.

Replaces Skilled

Bound to Golarion
Source Blood of Shadows pg. 6
Some Nidalese fetchlings are from families that have fearfully avoided the Shadow Plane, living on Golarion for generations. As a result, these fetchlings are closely tied to the Material Plane. Fetchlings with this racial trait count as outsiders with the native subtype and humanoids with the human subtype for any effect related to race, including feat prerequisites and spells that affect humanoids. They can pass for human without using the Disguise skill. This racial trait replaces the +2 racial bonus on Knowledge (planes) checks from the skilled racial trait, and alters the native outsider racial trait.

Deep Shadow Explorer
Source Blood of Shadows pg. 6
Fetchlings who widely explore the Shadow Plane learn to confront fearsome things best left undescribed. Fetchlings with this racial trait gain a +2 racial bonus on all saves against fear effects. This racial trait replaces the skilled racial trait.

Shadow Agent
Source Inner Sea Races pg. 215
Families of fetchlings in Shadow Absalom and Nidal make their livings serving as agents, diplomats, and spies mediating between humans and the powers of the Plane of Shadow. They gain a +2 racial bonus on Bluff and Diplomacy checks. This racial trait replaces skilled.

Shadow Magic
Source Advanced Race Guide pg. 109
Fetchlings who spend their time studying the subtle magic of their adopted plane gain arcane insights on the use of shadow spells. These fetchlings gain a +1 racial bonus to the DC of any illusion (shadow) spells they cast. This racial trait replaces the skilled racial trait.

Whispers from Shadow
Source Blood of Shadows pg. 6
Fetchlings from Absalom are known for wheeling and dealing from the city’s shadows. A fetchling with this racial trait gains a +4 racial bonus on Bluff checks when he tells a lie and wants to convince an opponent that what he is saying is true. This racial trait replaces the skilled racial trait.

World Walker
Source Advanced Race Guide pg. 109
Fetchlings who have spent most of their lives on the Material Plane can become more acclimated to their new environments. Instead of gaining a +2 racial bonus on Knowledge (planes) checks, these fetchlings gain a +1 racial bonus on Knowledge (nature) and Knowledge (local) checks. This racial trait modifies the skilled racial trait.

Replaces Spell-Like Abilities

Gloom Shimmer
Source Advanced Race Guide pg. 108
Some fetchlings can manipulate shadowy energy in order to displace their location instead of transporting between shadows. Upon reaching 9th level, instead of gaining shadow walk as a spell-like ability, these fetchlings gain displacement as a spell-like ability usable twice per day. For this ability, a fetchling’s caster level is equal to his total Hit Dice. This racial trait modifies the spell-like ability racial trait.

Nidalese Recluse
Source Blood of Shadows pg. 6
Some fetchlings learn how to deflect unwanted attention. Fetchlings with this racial trait can use sanctuary once per day as a spell-like ability. When such a fetchling reaches 9th level in any combination of classes, he gains nondetection (self only) as a spell-like ability usable once per day, and at 13th level, he gains veil (self only) usable once per day. A fetchling’s caster level is equal to his total Hit Dice. This racial trait modifies the fetchling’s spell-like abilities racial trait.

Subtle Manipulator
Source Advanced Race Guide pg. 109
Rather than taking on the forms of others, some fetchling are adept at destroying the memories of other creatures. Instead of gaining disguise self as a spell-like ability, such fetchlings can use memory lapse once per day as a spell-like ability. For this ability, a fetchling’s caster level is equal to his total Hit Dice. This racial trait modifies the spell-like ability racial trait.

Unnerving Gaze
Source Agents of Evil pg. 24
Some fetchlings gain an upsetting gaze attack that they can activate three times per day as a standard action, affecting all creatures within a 30-foot cone that can see. All creatures that meet the fetchling’s unnerving gaze are shaken for 1 round (DC = 10 + 1/2 the fetchling’s character level + her Charisma modifier; Will negates). When the fetchling reaches 9th level, her gaze instead causes creatures to be staggered. When the fetchling reaches 13th level, her gaze instead causes creatures to be stunned. Unnerving gaze is a mind-affecting fear effect. This racial trait replaces the fetchling’s spell-like abilities.

Fetchling Favored Class Options

Instead of receiving an additional skill rank or hit point whenever they gain a level in a favored class, Fetchlings have the option of choosing from a number of other bonuses, depending upon their favored class.

The following options are available to all Fetchlings who have the listed favored class.

Alchemist (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add +1 to Craft (alchemy) checks to craft poison and +1/4 to the DCs of poisons the alchemist creates.
Arcanist (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): When the arcanist casts an illusion (shadow) spell that deals a percentage of its damage or effect against nonbelievers, increase this amount by 2% (to a maximum of 100%).
Barbarian (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add +1 to either cold or electricity resistance while raging (maximum resistance 15 for either type).
Bard (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add a +1 bonus on Disguise checks when using disguise self.
Cleric (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add 1/2 point to negative energy damage dealt by channeling energy and inflict wounds spells.
Druid (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): The druid’s animal companion gains resistance 1 against either cold or electricity. Each time the druid selects this reward, he increases his animal companion’s resistance to one of those energy types by 1 (maximum 10 for any one energy type). If the druid ever replaces his animal companion, the new animal companion gains these resistances.
Fighter (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Choose a slashing melee weapon. Add +1/2 to critical hit confirmation rolls made while using that weapon (maximum bonus of +4). This bonus does not stack with Critical Focus.
Gunslinger (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add 1/4 point to the gunslinger’s grit.
Hunter (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): The hunter’s animal companion gains DR 1/magic. Each additional time the hunter selects this benefit, the DR increases by +1/2 (maximum DR 10/magic). If the hunter ever replaces his animal companion, the new animal companion gains this DR.
Inquisitor (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add a +1 bonus on Knowledge (planes) checks made to identify creatures.
Magus (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add 1/4 point to the magus’s arcane pool.
Monk (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add a +1/2 bonus on Escape Artist and Stealth checks attempted while in dim light or darkness.
Oracle (Advanced Race Guide pg. 109): Treat the oracle’s level as +1/3 higher for the purposes of determining which of its racial spell-like abilities it can use.
Paladin (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add +1/4 to the morale bonus the paladin grants on allies’ saving throws against fear effects.
Ranger (Advanced Race Guide pg. 109): Add a +1/2 bonus on Perception and Survival checks made on the Plane of Shadow.
Rogue (Advanced Race Guide pg. 109): Add a +1/2 bonus on Stealth and Sleight of Hand checks made while in dim light or darkness.
Slayer (Blood of Shadows pg. 7): Add a +1/4 dodge bonus to Armor Class against the slayer’s studied target.
Sorcerer (Advanced Race Guide pg. 109): Add +1/2 to either cold or electricity resistance (maximum resistance 10 for either type).
Summoner (Advanced Race Guide pg. 109): The summoner’s eidolon gains resistance 1 against either cold or electricity. Each time the summoner selects this reward, he increases his eidolon’s resistance to one of those energy types by 1 (maximum 10 for any one energy type).
Wizard (Advanced Race Guide pg. 109): Add one spell from the wizard spell list to wizard’s spellbook. The spell must be at or below the highest level he can cast and be of the illusion (shadow) subschool or have the darkness descriptor.

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