Potestas: a D&D3E supplement

Chapter Three: Classes

A skilled trickster and scout who wins battles through stealth and subterfuge.

Rogues can have little in common with each other, but all are versatile, adaptable and resourceful individuals with a broad array of skills.

Armour and Weapon Proficiency: rogues are proficient with all simple weapons plus the rapier, sap and shortsword.
Class Abilities: rogues do not automatically gain evasion at 2nd level, uncanny dodge at 4th level, and improved uncanny dodge at 8th level.
Camouflage: at 6th level, the rogue is sufficiently skilled at blending in to the background that they can attempt to hide even when there is no cover or concealment. However, they cannot hide from someone who is observing them.
Evasion: rogues may gain Evasion as a special ability at 2nd class level. If the rogue already has the Evasion special ability and is 11th character level or higher, they may gain Improved Evasion.
Special Abilities: the rogue gets a special ability at 2nd level, 4th level, and every three levels thereafter. These special abilities must be drawn from the following list:
- Crippling Strike (prerequisite: 10 rogue levels)
- Defensive Roll (prerequisite: 10 rogue levels)
- Hide in Plain Sight (prerequisite: 10 rogue levels)
- Evasion (prerequisite: 2 rogue levels)
- Opportunist (prerequisite: 10 rogue levels)
- Skill Mastery (prerequisite: 10 rogue levels)
- Slippery Mind (prerequisite: 10 rogue levels)
- Uncanny Dodge (prerequisite: 4 rogue levels or a combination of rogue and berserker levels with BAB +2)
- any other feat

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last updated 26 January 2004