VI - Perks

The attribute of your choice increases by 1, to a maximum of 5. You can unlock this feature multiple times.

Your Vigor is reduced by 1, and you have disadvantage on attacks with two-handed weapons, but instead of costing you a perk point, this flaw makes you gain one perk point. You can only have up to one flaw perk.

Your Speed is reduced by 1, and can't jump when you move, but instead of costing you a perk point, this flaw makes you gain one perk point. You can only have up to one flaw perk.

Your Technique is reduced by 1, and you can only focus on one thing at a time, but instead of costing you a perk point, this flaw makes you gain one perk point. You can only have up to one flaw perk.

Your Presence is reduced by 1, and allies have disadvantage on rolls while within 1m of you, but instead of costing you a perk point, this flaw makes you gain 1 perk point. You can only have up to one flaw perk.

Your luck is reduced by 1, and whenever you roll a 12 on the d12 of an attribute roll, you have to push your luck, but instead of costing you a perk point, this flaw makes you gain 1 perk point. You can only have up to one flaw perk.

Whenever you attack a creature which has all of its hit points, you deal an additional 1d4! damage.

Once per turn, when you do a called shot, you can make the technique roll before choosing which limb or part of the target you're aiming.

When a creature you were Aiming at is reduced to 0 hit points, you can Aim at a new creature as a reaction, without spending any AP.

When you deal a critical hit with a ranged attack which does not have the Area of Effect property, you can make an extra attack against a creature which is behind the original target, and still within range of your weapon, without spending any AP or ammunition. You and the two targets must make a line.

When you fail a Called Shot against a creature you are aiming at, the target takes half damage instead of none.

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Your Technique increases by 1, to a maximum of 10. You can take this perk multiple times.

At the start of your turn, you can choose to act recklessly. If you do, until the start of your next turn, your attacks have advantage, and attacks against you have advantage.

It's easier to aim when there's nothing in the way. Whenever you make a ranged attack, if you don't have cover from the target, and it doesn't have cover from you, the attack costs you 1 less AP, down to a minimum of 3.

On your first turn of combat, you can make one attack without spending any AP, but this attack can't target a creature with a higher initiative than yours.

The first time on your turn that you land a critical hit, you can choose a creature you can see. The creature must succeed on a medium (DC 10) Vigor or Presence check, or it is frightened of you until the start of your next turn.

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At the end of your turn, if you have not taken any action except the Attack action, you can make one additional attack without spending any AP.

Whenever you reduce a creature to 0 hit points, you regain up to 5 AP.

Once per turn, when you make a melee attack, you can try to shove, or grapple the target without spending any AP.

Whenever you reduce a creature to 0 hit point with a melee attack which does not have the area of effect property, you can choose another creature within 1m of you and deal any remaining damage from your attack to the second creature, without spending any additional AP.

When you attack immediately after sprinting, you have advantage on the attack.

Any ranged attack made against you by a creature other than the one you are grappling, is also applied to the creature you are grappling.

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Your Vigor increases by 1, to a maximum of 10. You can unlock this feature multiple times.

Before and/or after making a melee attack, you can move up to 2 meters without spending any AP.

Climbing does not cost you extra AP, and you have advantage on the technique roll you make when you fall on another creature.

When you sprint, you can make one melee attack, spending AP as usual. If you do, the attack gains the area of effect (each creature within reach during your sprint) property.

If you have moved at least 10 meters during your turn, you can take the sidestep action once before the start of your next turn, without spending any AP.

Whenever you use the sidestep reaction, you can also move up to 3m.

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Your Speed increases by 1, to a maximum of 10. You can unlock this feature multiple times.

Trigger: An ally attacks an enemy you could attack with your equipped weapons. You can't take this reaction if an ally has also taken it in response to the same trigger.

Effect: Make one attack against that enemy. You can only use this reaction once per turn.

You can use speed instead of vigor to grapple (for the roll, and for the attribute threshold). Additionally, you have advantage on rolls made to grapple while hidden.

You have advantage on attacks against enemies who are within 1m of one of your allies.

At the end of your turn, if you haven't attacked this turn, you gain advantage on your next attack.

When you make an attribute roll, you can use your Luck instead of whatever attribute the roll was supposed to use.

Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again until you critically fail or fumble on a roll (if you critically fail on the roll where you used Luck, you can use this ability again immediately).

Whenever you roll a critical success on an attack, the attack deals an extra 1 damage (on top of the extra damage of being a critical success).

When you make the last attack with a weapon before having to reload or chamber it, make a medium (DC 10) Luck roll. On a success, oh! Somehow, there is still just enough ammo left in there for one more attack. You must have miscounted it.

Once per turn, when you roll a critical success, you can roll a medium (DC 10) Luck check. On a success, you somehow find 1d6💰 laying on the floor and pick it up. On a failure, the result on the die becomes a 1 instead, and if it was on an attribute roll, you cannot push your luck.

Whenever you make an attribute roll, you can replace the d12 with a d4.

When your Plot Twister rolls for loot at the end of a combat encounter, pick one item you got from the creature and make a hard (DC 12) Luck roll. On a critical success, you get a second identical item.

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Once per turn, when you miss with a ranged attack, you can re-roll the attack against a different target within range.

Your max hit points are increased by 2. You can acquire this perk multiple times.

You're hard to ignore. Whenever you attack a creature, that creature has disadvantage on attack rolls against creatures other than you until the start of your next turn.

You can benefit from 2 suits of armor at the same time.

You can interpose without spending AP once, and regain this ability at the start of each of your turns.

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Choose two object types from the following list. You can now craft Tech 2 items of the chosen category. You can unlock this feature multiple times.

You can install a second mod per weapon and armor.

You can take the Use an Object action to craft or dismantle a Tech 1 object, or add or remove a mod from a weapon.

When you scrap an object, you retrieve all of its components, instead of half.

Choose one type of items for which you can craft Tech 2 items. You can now craft Tech 3 items of that type.

Choose one weapon. This weapon can receive any number of mods. You can choose a different weapon at the end of the long rest, but if you do, the extra mods on your previously chosen weapon are removed.

When you use the Assist action, you can make a medium (DC 10) Presence roll. If you succeed, the ally has advantage on the first attack or attribute roll they make on their next turn.

Once per turn, when you attack a creature, you can attempt to distract it without spending AP.

Allies don't need to meet the attribute threshold or spend AP to interpose an attack made against you.

You can take the assist action one additional time per turn.

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You can craft Stims. Additionally, when you use a stim, on yourself or another creature, you increase the next damage or attribute roll made by the creature by the number of hit points regained.

You can craft Stims. Additionally, when you use a stim, on yourself or another creature within 1m of you, you can make a Medium (DC 10) Technique roll. On a success, the target does not suffer 1 wound.

As a use an item action, you can make a Medium (DC 10) Technique roll to throw a stim at a willing ally you can see within 20m of you. If you succeed, the stim is used on the ally on impact. If you fail, the stim falls on the ground somewhere behind the ally (it isn't destroyed, but you can't use it again until you pick it up from the ground)

When you finish a long rest, you can tend to your allies so each ally who took the rest with you can heal up to 1 wound. You can unlock this feature multiple times, and for each time you do, they heal 1 additional wound.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. You have advantage on attack rolls against hostile creatures if they are within 1 meter of an ally who has less than half their maximum hit points.

If a creature has been dead for 1 minute or less, you can Improvise to roll a hard (DC 12) Medicine check. On a success, the creature is brought back to life with 1 hit point, and you heal 1 of its wounds. On a failure, you cannot use this feature on the same creature.

You have advantage on called shots against humans.

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You have recycled or hacked a robot, which you now control remotely. Your bot uses the companion bot stat block. During combat, the bot acts during your turn, and obeys you.

If it is destroyed, you can replace it when you finish a complete rest. The bot can suffer wounds like a player character, and you must spend electronics📻 for it to benefit from the effects of a rest.

Choose two of the cybernetic enhancements below. Your bot gains the associated benefit. You can unlock this feature multiple times.

You gain a new action:

Reroute Power (5 AP): You give power to different subsystems of your bot. Until the end of your turn, the bot benefits from one of the following effects of your choice:

• Engines. Your bot gains one additional action.
• Weapons. Your bot gains advantage on its next attack.
• Sensors. Your bot gains advantage on its next attribute roll.

You can use Tier 2 hacks against robots (not devices!). And when attempt a hack, you can choose to deal 1d8! ⚡ electricity damage to the target.

You can replace your bot over the course of a long rest, instead of a complete rest.

You can use Tier 3 hacks against robots (not devices!). And when you hack a target, you can select a number of targets up to your technique which use the same stat block, and perform the same hack on them. You make a single Technique roll, and if it is successful, every target suffers the associated effect.

Your bot becomes 2m large and its hit points increase by 5. Additionally, your bot now has a cockpit, which one humanoid might enter if you let them. While inside the cockpit, and until your bot is destroyed, the creature cannot be affected by anything outside of the bot.