Rogue

Cunning Tricksters

Known for their ability to take an advantage of an enemy’s weakness, Rogues use their Precision Attack to make quick work of their opponents, and their unmatched skills to help them and their parties out whenever an expert’s hand is needed.

The Rogue

Level	PWS Proficiency	Features	Precision Attack
1st	2	Expertise, Precision Attack, Thieves’ Cant	+1 damage die
2nd	2	Ability Score Improvement (ASI), Roguish Finesse	+1 damage die
3rd	2	Novice Class Feat	+2 damage dice
4th	2	ASI, Classless Feat	+2 damage dice
5th	3	Enhanced Dodge	+3 damage dice
6th	3	ASI, Expertise	+3 damage dice
7th	3	Superior Reflexes	+3 damage dice
8th	3	ASI, Classless Feat	+3 damage dice
9th	4	Journeyman Class Feat	+4 damage dice
10th	4	ASI, Classless Feat	+4 damage dice
11th	4	Honed Skill	+4 damage dice
12th	4	ASI, Classless Feat	+4 damage dice
13th	5	Expert Class Feat	+5 damage dice
14th	5	ASI, 6th Sense	+5 damage dice
15th	5	Slippery Mind	+5 damage dice
16th	5	ASI, Classless Feat	+5 damage dice
17th	6	Master Class Feat	+6 damage dice
18th	6	ASI, Elusive	+6 damage dice
19th	6	Classless Feat	+6 damage dice
20th	6	ASI, Reliable Luck	+6 damage dice

Class Features

As a Rogue you gain the following class features:

Health

Health at 1st Level: 8 + your CON score

Health Beyond 1st Level: 1d8 (or 5) + your CON score per Rogue level after 1st

Proficiencies

Skills at 1st Level:

You gain 1 proficiency in Thieving Tools, up to 5;
You gain 3 Skill Points to place as you wish;
You gain proficiency in Small weapons as you level up;
Select two Weapon Skills to gain proficiency in as you level up: at least one must be Archery, Firearm, or Throwing.

Skills Beyond 1st Level: You gain 1 SP every time you level up.

Expertise

At 1st level, you are extraordinarily skilled with some of your talents. Pick any two Action or Tool Skills that you have >2 proficiency in; your proficiency in both of those skills increases by 1, and all of those skills can now be increased to 6, even if another feature says they can only be increased to 5.

At 6th level, pick two more Action or Tool skills for this feature to apply to.

Precision Attack

Also at 1st level, you know how to take advantage of a creature’s weakness. Once per turn, if you have advantage on an attack that is not a spell, you add a single damage die to the roll; you also gain this benefit on attacks against creatures that are engaged in melee combat with at least 1 other creature. The number of additional damage dice you roll increases as you gain levels in this class, as shown on the Rogue class table. You do not gain this benefit if you are wearing armor that grants disadvantage on DEX checks (including Medium and Large shields).

Thieves' Cant

Lastly at 1st level, you can speak and write Thieves’ Cant.

Ability Score Improvement

Every even-numbered Rogue level, you can increase one of your Ability Scores by .5. You cannot increase an ability score beyond 5 via this feature.

Roguish Finesse

At 2nd level, you've learned how to act quickly and make the most of your time, reducing the time cost of all actions (except spellcasting) by .5 seconds, to a minimum of .5 seconds; additionally, your Speed increases by .5m/sec.

Class Feats

At 3rd level, you are skilled and learned enough that you start to specialize your talents. At the end of the class description, under “Class Feats”, you may select one Novice class feat.

At 9th level, you may select either one Journeyman or two Novice class feats.

When you reach 13th level, you may choose either one Expert, one Journeyman and one Novice, or three Novice class feats.

Lastly, at 17th level your skills are the stuff of legend, and you may now select one Master, one Expert and one Novice, two Journeyman, one Journeyman and two Novice, or four Novice class feats.

If a feat has any prerequisites, you must meet those prerequisites before you can take it. Feats cannot be taken more than once unless they explicitly say so. Your feat choices are permanent and cannot be changed.

Classless Feat

When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 10th, 12th, 16th, and 19th level, you can learn classless feat.

Enhanced Dodge

Starting at 5th level, your ability to anticipate and avoid incoming danger is unsurpassed. From now on, when determining your Dodge, double your AGI and DEX scores.

Superior Reflexes

By the time you hit 7th level, your ability to save yourself from incoming harm is extraordinary, increasing your Reflex score by 1, up to 6; if your Reflex was already 6, then the bonus to it becomes the sum of your AGI and DEX, rather than just the larger of the two.

Honed Skill

At 11th level, your skills are starting to become unmatched. From now on, whenever you make any sort of skill check, if one of the die you rolled come up as a 1, you can reroll one of them once. This feature stacks with other abilities that give similar benefits.

6th Sense

Starting at 14th level, you cannot be surprised, and so long as you can see and hear, you automatically know the location of any being within 3m of you, so long as they are not hidden from you.

Slippery Mind

When you hit 15th level, your sharp mind grants you added protection against mental intrusion, increasing your Willpower score by 1, up to 6; if your Willpower was already 6, then the bonus to it becomes the sum of your CHA and WIS, rather than just the larger of the two.

Elusive

At 18th level, you’re very difficult to hit. From now on, attacks against you that would have advantage become normal attacks unless they have advantage from more than one source.

Reliable Luck

Finally, at 20th level, your uncanny luck seems to always have you covered. Whenever you make any kind of save or attack, if you fail the save or deal no final damage, you can roll again and use either result.

Rogue Class Feats

Rogues are tricksters, clever combatants, and capable skill monkeys, and their class feats enhance their tricks and wits and give them more options to obtain their goals. Some focus on their skills, enhancing their ability to aid their groups outside of combat, while others enhance their combat prowess and Precision Attacks, making themselves the most feared combatant on the battlefield.

Novice

You gain 1 proficiency in Climb, up to 5, and if you roll a 1 on one or more of the dice when making a Climb check, you can reroll one of them once. Lastly, your running jump distance is now increased by an amount of meters equal to your AGI score.

You gain 1 proficiency in Disguise Kits, up to 5, and if you roll a 1 on one or more of the dice when making a check to create a disguise, you can reroll one of them once.

You gain 1 proficiency in Beguilement, up to 5, and if you roll a 1 on one or more of the dice when making a Beguilement check, you can reroll one of them once.

Your Reflex save bonus is now your AGI + your DEX; if you gain this benefit from another source, the bonus instead doubles.

You gain 1 proficiency in Sleight of Hand, up to 5, and if you roll a 1 on one or more of the dice when making a Sleight of Hand check, you can reroll one of them once.

You gain 1 proficiency in Alchemy Supplies, up to 5, and brewing poisons takes you 2 less days than normal (minimum 1). Additionally, the save DR for poisons you brew is increased by an amount equal to your Alchemy Supplies proficiency. Lastly, if a poison you brewed deals damage, it deals one more damage die than normal.

Your nimble hands allow you to perform the gesticulations required for spellcasting just a bit faster, allowing your Roguish Finesse feature to apply to all spellasting.

Your speed increases by .5 meters/sec and you gain 1 proficiency in both Climb and Swim, up to 5.

Prerequisite: Firearms proficiency >2

Your practice with firearms has made you lightning-fast with them. If your first attack in combat is made with a Firearm that does not need to reload after every attack, your next attack with this weapon only takes .5 seconds, and if a round must be chambered, doing that also takes you only .5 seconds if it didn't already.

You’re a master at getting out of trouble. Whenever an enemy ends its turn within 2m of you, you can use your reaction to move up to 1 second's worth of distance without provoking opportunity attacks.

Whenever you make an attack whilst hidden from your target, you do not reveal your location if your attack deals no final damage.

You gain 1 proficiency in Stealth, up to 5, and if you roll a 1 on one or more of the dice when making a Stealth check, you can reroll one of them once. Additionally, you have advantage on Stealth checks if you move at <half speed.

Journeyman

When making attacks with weapons that you have >2 proficiency with, the Critical Range for that weapon increases by 1.

You gain an additional reaction.

Prerequisite: >1 Level in Arcanist

You've become adept at taking advantage of foe's weakness even through spells. From now on, your Precision Attack feature also applies to your spells, with the number of damage dice you add being equal to your Arcane Power Proficiency.

Whenever you use your Precision Attack feature, you can roll one additional damage die. This feat can be taken twice.

Your roguish finesse allows you to always be ready and act quickly in combat, increasing your initiative count (but not your AGI/DEX) by 1.

You gain the ability to tell lies from truth. You can automatically discern the presence of illusions when within 5m of them and you aren’t blinded or deafened; additionally, if a shapechanger not in their true form becomes the focus of your attention, is within 10m of you, and you are not blinded or deafened, you immediately become aware of the fact that they are a shapechanger, but not what their true form is.

You’ve learned to watch your opponents carefully for weaknesses and openings in their defenses. You can now use 3 seconds (independent of your DEX) to make an Insight or Perception check contested by an opponent’s Beguilement check. If you succeed, you gain advantage on your next attack against them. This benefit lasts for 1 minute or until you attack your target, whichever comes first.

Expert

Whenever you use your Precision Attack feature, the additional damage dice you roll are now the next highest magnitude of die; for example, if using Precision Attack with a dagger at 13th level, instead of rolling +5d4, you would instead roll +5d6.

You have mastered the art of clearing your mind to focus on just your targets. If one of your equipped weapons is a firearm that does not need to be reloaded after every shot, you can spend 3 seconds (independent of your DEX) focusing on picking out as many targets as you have ammunition left in your gun, up to 6; these targets can be a single person/object or multiple people/objects. At any point within the next minute, you can spend 3 seconds (independent of your DEX) to very quickly draw and fire your weapon once at each target you selected; roll once with advantage and apply that roll to all of these shots. You can do this twice between night's and day's rests.

Prerequisite: Taking Initiative

You gain a second turn on the first round of combat, which occurs on the initiative count equal to your initiative count - 3 (minimum 0, you win ties).

You’re too slippery to be hit. From now on, whenever you take the Evade action, attacks against you have disadvantage.

Master

Once per round, if you attack a creature and deal no final damage, you can immediately make another attack against that creature with advantage.