Sorcerer
Magic in the blood.
Gain a talent related to your bloodline or its magic, and gain expertise in that talent.
Core Feats
Magic Bloodline
The magic in your blood is yours by birth, not study — so you bend it in ways a trained caster cannot.
Choose a bloodline if you don’t already have one: celestial, fey, infernal, djinn, or draconic. You gain one trait of your choice from the lineage tied to it — tendoji for celestial, elf for fey, inferni for infernal, jinnati for djinn, or dracona for draconic.
You gain one trait of your choice from the [[class.sorcerer.lineageName]] lineage, tied to your [[class.sorcerer.label]] bloodline.
You know 3 metamagic charms, twisting your magic as you cast it. They don’t count against the charms you know, and you can swap one of them when you take the Level Up downtime activity. Metamagic charms can only be learned and used through a feat like this one.
As part of the Retrieve Item technique, you can manifest an arcane conduit drawn from your bloodline — conjured to hand though it isn’t in your loadout or even on your person — shaped to your heritage: a celestial orb, a fey wand of twig or bone, a djinn rod, or an infernal dagger. A draconic sorcerer instead manifests claws: a conduit with the assail property dealing damage as a dagger.
You’re proficient with
Sorcery
Your magic is an inheritance rather than a study, running in your blood from some power in your ancestry. Your spellcasting ability is +POWER.
When you gain this feat, choose a bloodline if you don’t already have one: celestial, fey, infernal, djinn, or draconic. Your bloodline sets your spell list — celestial and infernal cast from the divine list, fey from the primal list, and djinn and draconic from the arcane list.
Your [[class.sorcerer.label]] bloodline grants you access to the [[class.sorcerer.list]] spell list.
You know a total number of cantrips and non-rare charms castable with those cantrips equal to your Power plus your Prowess plus 3, drawn from your bloodline’s list. The magic in your blood is fixed: you don’t
Your blood does the work your study never had to. Whenever you