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Alternate Racial Traits - Everyman Gaming, LLC

These racial traits may be selected instead of existing kitsune racial traits.

• Affable: Many kitsune are warmly cordial and easy to converse with. A kitsune with this racial trait gains a +1 racial bonus on Bluff, Diplomacy, and Knowledge (local) checks and one of these skills is always a class skill for him. This racial trait replaces agile.
• Eidetic: Many kitsune have an uncanny memory for visual images. The kitsune gains a +1 racial bonus on Perception and Sense Motive checks. This racial trait replaces agile.
• Fey Sorcery: Many kitsune possess traces of fey blood in their bloodlines. If the kitsune is a sorcerer with the Fey or Kitsune bloodline, he treats his caster level as 1 higher when casting bonus spells and bloodline powers and he increases the saving throw DC of his bloodline spells and bloodline powers by +1. This trait does not give the kitsune early access to level-based powers; it only affects powers that he could already use without this trait. This racial trait replaces kitsune magic.
• Kitsune Chakra (Su): Some kitsune are born with a natural wellspring of ki, supernatural energy that can be used to perform amazing feats. The kitsune can spend 1 point from his ki pool as a swift action before making an ability or skill check in order to gain a +2 bonus on the check. Additionally, kitsune with this racial trait gain a ki pool with 1 point to activate this ability with. The number of points in the kitsune's ki pool increases by 1 for every 4 levels that he possesses. If he already has a ki pool from another source, the kitsune does not gain ki points from this ability but may use ki points from other sources to activate it instead. This racial trait replaces kitsune magic.
• Natural Finesse: Sophisticated kitsune hone graceful and precise movements at the expense of their skill with their natural attacks. The kitsune gains Weapon Finesse as a bonus feat at 1st level. This racial trait replaces natural weapons.
• Naturalized: Kitsune who live their entire lives around humans are able to perfectly mimic how humans talk, act, and think. While in human form, the kitsune no longer needs to make Disguise checks in order to appear human and he can take 10 on Bluff checks to convince others that he is human. This racial trait replaces agile.
• Nimble Dash: Kitsune are light on their feet and capable of quick movement in a pinch thanks to their lithe bodies and limber frames. The kitsune gains Run as a bonus feat at 1st level. Additionally, the kitsune receives a +5 foot bonus to his speed when using the charge, run, or withdrawal actions. In his true form, this bonus increases to +10 feet. This racial trait replaces agile.
• Nine-Tailed Inheritor: The kitsune is a wellspring of magical energy that manifests as additional tails. The kitsune gains Magical Tail as a bonus feat at 1st level. In addition, he adds Magical Tail to all class lists of bonus feats as initial feat choices for those lists, including all ranger combat styles and all sorcerer bloodlines. For example, a monk can select Magical Tail when he gains his first bonus feat at 1st level while a ranger can select it when he gains his first combat style feat at 2nd level. Additionally, the kitsune treats Magical Tail as all types of feats (except teamwork) when determining which feats he can select with a class's bonus feats feature. A kitsune with this racial trait cannot select Magical Tail as a class bonus feat and as a feat from character advancement during the same level. This racial trait replaces natural weapons.
• Prankster: Kitsune pranksters are experts at fooling and tricking others. A kitsune gains a +1 racial bonus on Bluff and Sleight of Hand checks and one of these skills is always a class skill for him. This racial trait replaces kitsune magic.
• Shifting Mind: A kitsune's shapeshifting abilities make him resistant to mental attacks. The kitsune gains a +2 bonus on Will saves. Additionally, once per day the kitsune can roll twice when making a Will save and use the better result. He must choose to use this ability before attempting the saving throw. This racial trait replaces kitsune magic.
• Skulker: Kitsune are able to hide undetected from others with ease. The kitsune gains a +1 racial bonus on Stealth checks and Stealth is always a class skill for him. This racial trait replaces agile.

Additional Alternate Racial Traits Section 15: Kitsune Compendium. Copyright 2014, Everyman Gaming, LLC; Authors: Alexander Augunas.

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Kitsune Subraces - Everyman Gaming, LLC

The fact that few races have heard of the kitsune is a testament to their skill at staying out of sight and blending into human society. In truth, kitsune can be found anywhere humanity has settled and over countless generations, kitsune have slowly adapted to life in different parts of the world. Although differences exist between groups of kitsune living in different region in the world, most kitsune consider them too petty to be worth mentioning and do not draw racial lines between themselves, instead preferring to refer to one another as belonging to different clans. These regional clans are named after the five elements: earth, fire, void, water, and wind. Each clan's basic description is noted below, plus an alternate racial trait for that subrace.

The five kitsune clans are described below. Note that a kitsune does not require the alternate racial trait associated with its clan in order to belong to it–not all kitsune possess the same natural abilities and talents.

Earthkin (Standard Kitsune)

By far the most populous of kitsune, earthkin can be found living in virtually any region inhabited by humans. Outsiders are more likely to encounter earthkin than any other kitsune clan, and as a result earthkin attributes are considered standard and other clans deviations from their norm. Kitsune of all ilk refute such foolishness, but admittedly understand where the misconception arises from. Earthkin have become dominant among kitsune because of their versatility. Rather than adapting to one specific environment, earthkin are flexible enough to excel anywhere. Furthermore, earthkin are more likely to wander than members of other kitsune are and the image of the capricious, wandering kitsune almost exclusively applies to earthkin, though their wandering has significantly aided their clan's expansiveness.

Earthkin vary heavily in appearance and can be encountered with all of the fur colors of other kitsune clans. Earthkin tend to be average in appearance compared to the other clans and have no remarkable features by comparison.

Earthkin kitsune gain access to the following racial trait.

• Versatility: Earthkin kitsune may choose two favored classes at 1st level and gain +1 hit points or +1 skill rank whenever they take a level in either of those classes. Alternatively, an earthkin may choose to gain both +1 hit point and +1 skill rank when he gains a level in his favored class instead of choosing either one or the other benefit or he can choose an alternate class reward. This choice must be made at 1st level and once selected, it cannot be changed. This racial trait replaces agile.

Firekin (Desert Kitsune)

Firekin inhabit the sandy deserts of the world. According to their songs and stories, firekin once lived peacefully amidst the sands until human kingdoms encroached upon their lands, forcing them to fully integrate among humans to avoid battling them for resources. For this reason, firekin tend to be more vengeful than other kitsune when slighted and revel in the fear and superstition that humans have of them. Although not inherently evil, firekin have less respect for laws than other kitsune and often ignore legal processes, especially when enraged.

Firekin are slightly shorter than kitsune of other clans and possess enlarged ears and puffy, fulvous fur. These adaptations help a firekin to deflect and release heat during the day and keep warm during the frigid night.

Firekin kitsune gain access to the following racial trait.

• Desert Runner: Firekin kitsune receive a +4 racial bonus on Constitution checks and Fortitude saves to avoid fatigue and exhaustion, as well as any other ill effects from running, forced marches, starvation, thirst, and hot or cold environments. This racial trait replaces agile.

Voidkin (Aberrant Kitsune)

Voidkin possess a unique place among the different kitsune subraces, for voidkin are considered either blessed or cursed. A voidkin's traits are identical to any one of the other four types of kitsune detailed here except for one detail–the color of their fur. Voidkin possess either snowy white or shadowy fur, with white fur symbolizing divine blessings and black fur revealing a spiritual uncleanliness or a taint in the kitsune's bloodline.

Although both types of voidkin are considered two halves of the same whole, white-furred voidkin enjoy popularity among their ilk while black-furred voidkin are pitied as if they had some terminal illness. However, black-furred voidkin enjoy much more freedom then white-furred voidkin, who are expected to follow strict religious tradition after being spirited away for training.

Voidkin kitsune gain access to the following racial traits.

• Heritage Focus: A voidkin kitsune gains Skill Focus as a bonus feat at 1st level. He must choose Disguise, Knowledge (nature), or Stealth as his chosen skill with this feat. In addition, the chosen skill is always a class skill for the voidkin. This racial trait replaces kitsune magic.
• Sacred Study: A voidkin kitsune must select a divine spellcasting class as his favored class. He may not select archetypes that replace or diminish his favored class's ability to cast divine spells. Threat the voidkin's caster level as +1 higher when casting divine spells from his favored class. This racial trait replaces kitsune magic.

Waterkin (Arctic Kitsune)

Native to the frozen wastes, waterkin thrive in the most deadly climates known to mortals. Waterkin are often somber and serious towards outsiders, reserving their cheer and laughter only for close companions and allies. Waterkin spend comparatively more time in their true forms than other kitsune races as a result of their decreased interactions with foreigners. Despite their cold demeanor, waterkin kitsune are generally benign and have been known to save strangers from certain doom on many an occasion. Waterkin are said to have close ties with the scintillating lights that glow in the northern sky and are able to produce similar effects to confound their enemies.

Waterkin appear thicker than kitsune of other clans because of their fur, which is pale gray during the cold months and dark brown during warmer seasons. During the winter, their fur is warm enough that waterkin are able to survive the night in all but the most extreme cold without equipment if needed to.

Waterkin kitsune gain access to the following racial trait.

• Aurora Magic (Ex/Sp): Waterkin kitsune treat their caster level as +1 higher when casting pattern spells. Waterkin with a Charisma of 11 or higher gain the following spell-like ability: 1/day—color spray. This racial trait replaces agile.

Windkin (Steppe Kitsune)

Named for the scouring winds that sweep across their homes, windkin dwell in steppes and on mountains. Once nomadic, most windkin now dwell among humans, but stubborn windkin communities that cling to the old ways exist. Windkin are very relaxed compared to other kitsune and have a benign relationship with humans. They are less mischievous than other kitsune but are also much more reserved and slower to befriend others. They have strong ties to wildlife and are widely considered the most nature-conscious kitsune, but other kitsune consider them to be dreadfully plainspoken.

Windkin are of average height and possess slightly larger ears then standard kitsune. Their fur is a medley of gray, brown, orange, and fulvous and most prefer to wear their hair long. Windkin often adorn themselves in ritualistic beads that they claim bolsters their connection to their community's ancestors, making them in-tune with nature and spirits alike.

Windkin kitsune gain access to the following racial trait.

• Sure Step (Ex): Windkin are immune to altitude sickness and do not lost their Dexterity bonus to AC when making Climb checks or Acrobatics checks to cross narrow or slippery surfaces. In addition, windkin receive a +4 racial bonus to their CMD when resisting bull rush or trip attempts while standing on the ground. This racial trait replaces agile.

Additional Alternate Racial Traits Section 15: Kitsune Compendium. Copyright 2014, Everyman Gaming, LLC; Authors: Alexander Augunas.

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Sal'awaan (Kitsunes of the Tropical Desert)

Humans of the desert civilizations know little of sal'awaani history, but their local origins trace back to over 3,000 years ago. This sub-race of the kitsune used its spiritual bond to local magic and terroir, adapting physiologically to resemble both the native humans and fennec foxes. Unfortunately, fearful natives shunned them, erroneously believed these newcomers were fiends linked to Set’s cult and his shas. The sal'awaan clans became nomadic traders and pastoralists, seeking relative safety in the remote savannas, scrublands, and deep desert. When unable to avoid human civilization, they often find refuge in the cities’ catacombs and crypts.

Sal'awaans possess the skin-tones of the desert humans and dark, straight hair, although red and auburn shades are surprisingly common. Some have emigrated far north across the Great Sea, where they’re known as lubins.

Sal'awaans are a sub-race of kitsunes. They lose the agile, kitsune magic, and languages racial traits for kitsunes, and their bite attack deals only 1d3 points of damage. In return, they gain the following racial qualities.

• Crypt Skulker (Ex) [2 RP]: Sal'awaans receive a +2 racial bonus on saving throws against curses and curse effects, against negative energy and energy drain effects that damage or drain ability scores and levels, and on checks to remove negative levels. Sal'awaans naturally heal mental ability score damage at the rate of 2 points per day.
• Desert Marcher (Ex) [1 RP]: Sal'awaans receive a +2 racial bonus on Constitution checks and Fortitude saves to avoid fatigue and exhaustion, as well as any other ill effects from running, forced marches, thirst, and hot environments.
• Acute Senses (Ex) [3 RP]: Sal'awaans receive a +2 racial bonus to Perception checks and a +4 on checks to locate noises within 30 feet. Additionally, they can hear ultrasonic noises normally only audible to canines, such as dog whistles.
• Languages: Sal'awaans speak Common and their own dialect of Sylvan. A sal'awaan with a high Intelligence score can choose from the following: Auran, Goblin, Gnoll, Ignan, Sphinx, or a local language of the native human cultures.
• Special: Sal'awaans that take the Fox Shape feat instead assume the form of a creamfoot fennec.

Sal'awaan Alternate Racial Traits

The following racial qualities may be selected instead of existing racial traits.

• Sal'awaan Magic (Ex/Sp): Sal'awaans add +1 to the DC of saving throws against illusion spells they cast. Sal'awaans with a Charisma score of 11 or higher gain the following spell-like abilities: 1/day—fleeting figment, ghost sound, heat shimmer, prestidigitation. This replaces crypt skulker.
• Fast Shifter: This replaces crypt skulker.
• Gregarious: This replaces acute senses.

Sal'awaan Character Traits

The following character traits are available to sal'awaan characters.

• Den Warden
• Herdsman
• Slippery Sigils

Sal'awaan Racial Spells

• Heat Shimmer
• Fleeting Figment

Credits: Created by: Sarah “Ambrosia Slaad” Counts

Additional "Kitsune Subraces" Section 15: Wayfinder #12. © 2015, Paizo Fans United; Authors: Anthony Adams, Clinton J. Boomer, Calder CaDavid, Kalyna Conrad, Sarah Counts, Paris Crenshaw, Kat Evans, Robert Feather, Dawn Fischer, Aaron Filipowich, Wojciech Gruchala, Bran Hagger, Andrew Hoskins, Kiel Howell, Jason Keeley, Joe Kondrak, Cole Kronewitter, Jeff Lee, John Leising, Nathaneal C. Love, Jacob W. Michaels, Dain Nielsen, Michael Phillips, Max Rich, Matt Roth, Liz Smith, Neil Spicer, Jacob Sprunck, Matthew Starch, Todd Stewart, Jeffrey Swank, Robert Swanston, Margherita Tramontano, Ian Turner, Tanith Tyr, and Mike Welham.

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Favored Class Options - Everyman Gaming, LLC

These options may be selected instead of existing favored class options.

• Alchemist: The alchemist gains ? of a new discovery.
• Arcanist: The arcanist gains ? of a new arcane exploit.
• Barbarian: Add +1 foot to the speed bonus provided by fast movement. This only has an effect for every five increases to fast movement that the barbarian selects.
• Bloodrager: Select one Intelligence-, Wisdom-, or Charisma-based skill that the bloodrager cannot use while raging. After selecting this bonus four times, the bloodrager gains Raging Concentration with the selected skill as a bonus feat.
• Brawler: Increase the number of times per day that the brawler can use martial flexibility by ¼.
• Cavalier: Increase the number of times per day that the cavalier can use tactician by ¼.
• Cleric: Select one cleric domain power at 1st level that is normally usable a number of times per day equal to 3 + the cleric's Wisdom modifier. The cleric adds ½ to the number of uses per day of that domain power.
• Fighter: Add +? to the fighter's AC while wearing light or no armor as a dodge bonus. The fighter loses this bonus while he is flat-footed or denied his Dexterity bonus to AC.
• Gunslinger: Add +¼ point to the gunslinger's grit pool.
• Hunter: Add 1 to the hunter's total number of animal focus minutes per day.
• Inquisitor: Add +¼ to the number of times per day the inquisitor can change her most recent teamwork feat.
• Investigator: Increase the number of times per day that the investigator can use inspiration by ¼.
• Magus: Add ½ of an enchantment or illusion spell from the sorcerer/wizard spell list to the magus's spell list. The spell must be at least one level below the highest spell level he can cast. The spell is also added to the magus's spellbook.
• Monk: Add +¼ point to the monk's ki pool.
• Paladin: The paladin gains ¼ of a new mercy.
• Ranger: Add +? to the ranger's AC as a dodge bonus against attacks made by his favored enemies.
• Shaman: The shaman gains ? of a new hex. This hex must be one granted by the shaman's spirit rather than one from a wandering spirit.
• Skald: The skald gains ? of a new rage power.
• Slayer: The slayer gains ? of a new slayer talent.
• Summoner: Add +1 skill rank to the summoner's eidolon.
• Swashbuckler: Increase the number of times per day that the swashbuckler can use charmed life by ¼.
• Warpriest: Increase the number of times per day that the warpriest can use blessings by ¼.
• Witch: When casting enchantment, illusion, or transmutation spells, add +? to the witch's caster level when determining the spell's duration.
• Wizard: The wizard gains ? of a new bonus feat.

Additional Favored Class Options Section 15: Kitsune Compendium. Copyright 2014, Everyman Gaming, LLC; Authors: Alexander Augunas.

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Sal'awaan (and Kitsune) Favored Class Options

In addition to the kitsune favored class options, sal'awaans (and kitsune) gain access to the following options.

• Shaman: Add one spell from the cleric spell list that isn’t on the shaman spell list to the list of spells the shaman knows. This spell must be at least one level lower than the highest-level shaman spell she can cast.
• Swashbuckler: Increase the total number of points in the swashbuckler’s panache pool by ¼.
• Witch: Select one hex the witch knows. The witch may add either + ½ to the DC or + ½ a single additional target of the chosen hex. The witch can only apply this benefit to an individual hex a maximum of twice to increase the DC and twice to gain the single additional target.

Credits: Created by: Sarah “Ambrosia Slaad” Counts, © 2014

Additional "Kitsune Subraces" Section 15: Wayfinder #12. © 2015, Paizo Fans United; Authors: Anthony Adams, Clinton J. Boomer, Calder CaDavid, Kalyna Conrad, Sarah Counts, Paris Crenshaw, Kat Evans, Robert Feather, Dawn Fischer, Aaron Filipowich, Wojciech Gruchala, Bran Hagger, Andrew Hoskins, Kiel Howell, Jason Keeley, Joe Kondrak, Cole Kronewitter, Jeff Lee, John Leising, Nathaneal C. Love, Jacob W. Michaels, Dain Nielsen, Michael Phillips, Max Rich, Matt Roth, Liz Smith, Neil Spicer, Jacob Sprunck, Matthew Starch, Todd Stewart, Jeffrey Swank, Robert Swanston, Margherita Tramontano, Ian Turner, Tanith Tyr, and Mike Welham.