Mystic

Mystics are wielders of supernatural powers, their minds a wellspring of energy. They must balance and manage that energy to avoid Exhaustion. A Mystics’ powers are innate to who they are. Their mastery of connecting mind and body grants them a unique set of powers that blur the lines between reality and the supernatural.

Mental Strain

Core – Mystic Trait

As a 0 AP action, you may sacrifice your Mental AC to temporarily enhance your actions in ways specific to your Mystic discipline.

You may do this any number of times, and recover an amount of lost AC equal to your Mystic score after a Proper Rest.

In addition to its core trait, Mental Strain, the Mystic archetype features the following traits, which may be prepared to your focus slots:

Name

Tier I – Mystic Trait

Details.

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Mind Over Matter

Tier IPsion Trait

You may use Mental Strain to leverage the power of your mind and project your mental influence:

1 AC

TELEKINETIC GRIP
Extend the range of your next Reach-ranged action by 5 meters. This does not fulfill the Touch property.

1 AC

PSIONIC THRUST
Ignore the Immobility restriction of your next Mobility action.

3 AC

ASTRAL PROJECTION
Your next non-Mobility action originates from a point you can see within 5 meters.

More to come…

Prima Materia

Tier IEvoker Trait

You may use Mental Strain to modify elemental effects and bend fundamental forces to your will:

1 AC

ALCHEMY
Alter the damage type of your next action.

3 AC

PANACEA
Your next action will instead heal its target(s) by the damage it would have dealt.

1 AC

QUINTESSENCE
Select a character you can see to be unaffected by your next action that affects an area.

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The Sublime

Tier IEnchanter Trait

You may use Mental Strain to manipulate others’ senses and alter environmental properties:

2 AC

MIND GAME
Choose whether your next action’s Attack Roll targets Mental AC instead of Physical, or vice versa.

2 AC

PLACEBO
Double the duration of effects induced by your next action.

4 AC

EMPATHIC DISTRESS
Your next action against a single target may include an additional target who can see the original.

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