P2 BASIC: CHARACTERS

STRIPPED DOWN VERSION OF PATHFINDER 2E

BY JONATHAN CORMIER

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 CHARACTER CREATION
Creating your character is the first thing you do as a player. Your character is how you
experience the world, so give some thought to what type of avatar you’d like to embody while
you play. Don’t forget to consider where they came from before they became an adventurer as
well.

KEY TERMS
There are a number of important terms that
you’ll need to know as you create your first
character or adventure.
ABILITY SCORE
Each creature has four ability scores: Strength,
Agility, Intellect, and Spirit. These scores
represent a creature’s raw potential and basic
attributes. The higher the score, the greater the
creature’s potential in that ability. Ability scores
are described in full later in this chapter.
ALIGNMENT
Alignment represtents a creature’s fundamental
moral and ethical attitude. Only certain
creatures, usually extraplanar creatures have
alignments as their supernatural nature impede’s
their free will.
ANCESTRY
An ancestry is the broad family of people that a
character belongs to. Ancestry determines a
character’s starting Hit Points, languages,
senses, and Speed. Ancestries can be found in
Chapter 2.
ARMOR CLASS (AC)
All creatures in the game have an Armor Class.
This score represents how hard it is to hit and
damage a creature. It serves as the Difficulty
Class for hitting a creature with an attack.
ATTACK
When a creature tries to harm another creature, it
makes a Strike or uses some other attack action.
Most attacks are Strikes made with a weapon,
but a character might Strike with their fist,
grapple or shove with their hands, or attack with
a spell.
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BACKGROUND
A background represents what a character
experienced before they took up the life of an
adventurer. Each background grants a special
ability and training in one or more skills. You
can read more about backgrounds in Chapter 2.
BONUSES AND PENALTIES
Bonuses and penalties apply to checks and
certain statistics. There are several types of
bonuses and penalties. If you have more than
one bonus of the same type, you use only the
highest bonus. Likewise, you use only the worst
penalty of each type.
CLASS
A class represents the adventuring profession
chosen by a character. A character’s class
determines most of their proficiencies, grants the
character Hit Points each time they gain a new
level, and gives access to a set of class feats.
Classes appear in Chapter 3.
CONDITION
An ongoing effect that changes how a character
can act, or that alters some of their statistics, is
called a condition. The rules for the basic
conditions used in the game can be found in the
Conditions Appendix at the back of this book.
CURRENCY
The most common currencies in the game are
gold and silver. The game doesn’t ask you track
each individual coin, instead, you are given an
abstract amount of coins called pouches.
Abbreviated to pp (platinum pouches), gp (gold
pouches), sp (silver pouches), cp (copper
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DAMAGE
Damage represents how much damage your
character has taken during their adventures. This
starts at zero and when it meets or exceeds your
Hit Points, you fall unconscious. Healing
reduces your damage total on a 1-to-1 basis.
FEAT
A feat is an ability you can select for your
character due to their class or general training.
Some feats grant the ability to use special
actions.
GAME MASTER (GM)
The Game Master is the player who adjudicates
the rules and narrates the various elements of the
story and world that the other players explore.
HIT POINTS (HP)
Hit Points represent the amount of punishment a
creature can take before it falls unconscious and
begins dying.
INITIATIVE
At the start of an encounter, each side involved
in the combat (usually two) roll a d20 and the
side that gets the higher result goes first in
whatever order that group chooses. Ties go to
NPC groups.
LEVEL
A level is a number that measures something’s
overall power. Player characters have a level,
ranging from 1st to 10th level, representing their
level of experience. Monsters, NPCs, hazards,
diseases, and poisons have levels ranging from -
1 to 20 or higher that measure the danger they
pose. An item’s level, usually within the range
of 0 to 20, but sometimes higher, indicates its
power and suitability as treasure.
Spells have levels ranging from 1st to 6th
(sometimes higher), which measure their power;
characters and monsters can usually cast only a
certain number of spells of any given level.
NONPLAYER CHARACTER (NPC)
A nonplayer character, controlled by the GM,
interacts with players and helps advance the
story.
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PLAYER CHARACTER
This is a character created and controlled by a
player.
PROFICIENCY
Proficiency is a system that measures a
character’s aptitude at a specific task or quality,
and it has five ranks: untrained, trained, expert
master, and legendary. Proficiency gives you a
bonus that’s added when determining the
following modifiers and statistics: AC, attack
rolls, saving throws, skills, and the effectiveness
of spells. If you’re untrained, your proficiency
bonus is -2. If you’re trained, your proficiency
bonus is +2, expert is +4, master is +6, and
legendary is +8.
RARITY
Some elements of the game have a rarity to
denote how often they’re encountered in the
game world. Rarity primarily applies to
equipment and magic items, but spells, feats,
and other rule elements also have a rarity. If no
rarity appears in the traits of an item, spell, or
other game element, it is often
ROUND
A round is a period of time during an encounter
in which all participants get a chance to act. A
round represents approximately 6 seconds in
game time.
SAVING THROW (SAVE)
When a creature is subject to a dangerous effect
that must be avoided, it attempts a saving throw
to mitigate the effect. You attempt a saving
throw automatically – you don’t have to use an
action or reaction. Unlike for most checks, the
character who isn’t acting rolls the d20 for a
saving throw, and the creature who is acting
provides the DC.
SKILL
A skill represents a creature’s ability to perform
certain tasks that require instruction or practice.
Skills are fully described in Chapter 4. Each
skill includes ways anyone can use that skill
even if untrained, as well as uses that require a
character to be trained in the skill.
SPEED
You will almost never count the number of feet
a character can move, the DM will adjudicate
based on the situation. If the specific number of
feet you’re able to move is required, a creature
can move 25 feet per action.
SPELL
Spells are magical effects created by performing
mystical incantations and gestures known only
to those with special training or inborn abilities.
Casting a spell is an activity that usually uses
two actions. Each spell specifies what it targets,
the actions needed to cast it, its effects, and how
it can be resisted. If a class grants spells, the
basics of that ability are provided in the class
descriptions in Chapter 3, while the spells
themselves are detailed in Chapter 7.
TRAIT
A trait is a keyword that conveys additional
information about a rules element, such as a
school of magic or rarity. Often, a trait indicates
how other rules interact with an ability, creature,
item, or another rules element that has that trait.
All traits used in this book appear in the
Glossary and the end of this book.
TURN
During the course of a round, each creature takes
a single turn, according to initiative. A creature
can typically use up to three actions during its
turn.
FORMAT OF RULES ELEMENTS
Throughout this rulebook, you will see
formatting standards that might look a bit
unusual at first. Specifically, the game’s rules
are set apart in this text using specialized
capitalization and italicization. These standards
are in place to make the rules elements in this
book easier to recognize.
The names of specific statistics, skills, feats,
actions, and some other mechanical elements in
P2 Basic are capitalized. This way, when you
see the statement “a Strike targets Armor Class,”
you know that both Strike and Armor Class are
referring to rules.
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If a word or a phrase is italicized, it is
describing a spell or magic item. This way,
when you see the statement “the door is sealed
by lock,” you know that in this case the word
denotes the lock spell, rather than a physical
item.
P2 Basic also uses many terms that are
typically expressed as abbreviations, like AC for
Armor Class, DC for Difficulty Class, and HP
for Hit Points. If you’re ever confused about a
game term or abbreviation, you can always turn
to the Glossary at the end of the book and look it
up.
UNDERSTANDING ACTIONS
Characters and their adversaries affect the world
by using actions and producing effects. This is
especially the case during encounters, when
every action counts. When you use an action,
you generate an effect. This effect might be
automatic, but sometimes actions necessitate
that you roll a die, and the effect is based on
what you rolled.
Throughout this book, you will see special
icons to denote actions.
[A] SINGLE ACTIONS
Single actions use this symbol: [A]. They’re the
simplest, most common type of action. You can
use three single actions on your turn in an
encounter, in any order you see fit.
[R] REACTIONS
Reactions use this symbol: [R]. These actions
can be used even when it’s not your turn. You
get only one reaction per encounter round, and
you can use it only when its specific trigger is
fulfilled. Often the trigger is another creature’s
action.
[FA] FREE ACTIONS
Free actions use this symbol: [FA]. Free actions
don’t require you to spend any of your three
single actions or your reaction. A free action
might have a trigger like a reaction does. If so,
you can use it just like a reaction – even if it’s
not your turn. However, you can use only one
free action per trigger, so if you have multiple
free actions with the same trigger, you have to
decide which to use. If a free action doesn’t have
a trigger, you use it like a single action, just
without spending any of your actions for the
turn.
ACTIVITIES
Activities are special tasks that you complete by
spending one or more of your actions together.
Usually, an activity uses two or more actionss
and lets you do more than a single action would
allow. You have to spend all the actions an
activity requires for its effects to happen.
Spellcasting is one of the most common
activities, as most spells take more than a single
action to cast.
Activities that use two actions use this
symbol: [AA]. Activities that use three actions
use this symbol: [AAA]. A few special
activities, such as spells you can cast in an
instant, can be performed by spending a free
action or a reaction.
All tasks that take longer than a turn are
activities. If an activity is meant to be done
during exploration, it has the exploration trait.
An activity that takes a day or more of
commitement and that can be done only during
downtime has the downtime trait.
READING RULES
This book contains hundreds of rules elements
that give characters new and interesting ways to
respond to situations in the game. All characters
can use the basic actions found in chapter 9, but
an individual character often has special rules
that allow them to do things most other
characters can’t. Most of these options are feats.
Regardless of the game mechanic they convey,
rules elements are always represented in the
form of a stat block, a summary of the rules
necessary to bring the monster, character, item,
or other rules element to life during play.
The general format for stat blocks is shown
below. Entries are omitted from a stat block
when they don’t apply, so not all rule elements
have all of the entries given below. Actions,
reactions, and free actions each have the
corresponding icon next to their name to
indicate their type. An activities that take longer
to perform omit these icons. If a character must
attain a certain level before accessing an ability,
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that level is indicated to the right of the stat
block’s name. Rules also often have traits
associated with them (traits appear in the
Glossary).
Spells, alchemical items, and magic items use a
similar format, but their stat blocks contain a
number of unique elements (see Chapter 7 for
more on reading spells, and Chapter 11 for more
on alchemical and magic items).
ACTION OR FEAT NAME [A]
LEVEL
TRAI
TS
Prerequisites Any minimum ability scores,
feats, proficiency ranks, or other
prerequisites you must have before you can
access this rule element are listed here. Feats
also have a level prerequisite, which appears
above.
Frequency This is the limit on how many times
you can use the ability within a given time.
Trigger Reactions and some free actions have
triggers that must be met before they can be
used.
Requirements Sometimes you must have a
certain item or be in a certain circumstance to
use an ability. If so, it’s listed in this section.
This section describes the effects or benefits of
a rule element. If the rule is an action, it
explains what the effect is or what you must
roll to determine the effect. If it’s a feat that
modifies an existing action or grants a constant
effect, the benefit is explained here.
Special Any special qualities of the rule are
explained in this section. Usually this section
appears in feats you can select more than once,
explaining what happens when you do.
CHARACTER CREATION
Unless you’re the GM, the first thing you need
to do when playing P2 Basic is create your
character. It’s up to you to imagine your
character’s past experiences, personality, and
worldview, and this will set the stage for your
roleplaying during the game. You’ll use the
game’s mechanics to determine your character’s
ability to perform various tasks and use special
abilities during the game.
This section provides a step-by-step guide for
creating a character using the Pathfinder rules,
preceded by a guide to help you understand INTELLECT
ability scores. These scores are a critical part of Your Intellect is a measure of your intelligence,
your character, and you will be asked to make wit, memory, and knowledge. High Intellect
choices about them during various parts of allows you to become trained in additional skills
character creation. and might be able to master additional
If you’re creating a higher-level character, it’s languages. This attribute also governs the
a good idea to create them at level 1 and then spellcasting of certain classes.
level them up one level at a time to make sure An Intellect Save can be used to thwart an
you’re getting everything you are supposed to… effort to deceive you, such as with illusions.
and to not get overwhelmed with information.
WILL
Your Will describes your courage, willpower,
THE FOUR ABILITY SCORES resolve, and mental fortitude.
One of the most important aspects of your A Will Save lets you resist things that would
character is their ability scores. These scores erode your confidence, manipulate your
represent your character’s raw potential and emotions, or terrify you.
influence nearly every other statistic on your
character sheet. Determining your ability scores ABILITY BOOSTS
is not done all at once, but instead happens over An ability boost normally increases an ability
several steps during character creation. score’s value by 1. However, if the ability score
Ability scores are split into two main groups: to which you are applying an ability boost is
physical and mental. Strength and Agility are already +5 or higher, its value increases only by
physical ability scores, measuring your 0.5.
character’s physical power, nimbleness, and
stamina. In contrast, Intellect and Spirit are
mental ability scores and measure your
character’s learned prowess, awareness, and
force of personality.
Excellence in an ability score improves the
checks and statistics related to that ability, as
described below. When imagining your
character, you should also decide what ability
scores you want to focus on to give you the best
chance at success. ASSIGN ATTRIBUTES
Choose one of the following sets of scores and
STRENGTH modifiers and assign one score and modifier to
Your Strength represents your characer’s muscle one attribute until you have assigned all four.
power, durability, certain forms of athletic
ability, and overall fitness. Your Strength STARTING SCORES AND MODIFIERS
modifier gets added to your melee damage rolls, d20 Scores and Modifiers
determines how much you can carry and 1-4 +1, +1, +0, +0
modifies your Hit Points. 5-8 +2, +0, +0, +0
A Strength Save resists or fights off the effects 9-12 +2, +1, +0, -1
of pain, injury poison, or infection. 13-16 +2, +1, +1, -2
AGILITY 17-20 +1, +1, +1, -1
Your Agility ecompases poise, dexterity,
balance, and reflexes. Your Agility modifier is
added to your ranged weapon attacks and your
character’s Armor Class.
An Agility Save allows you to dodge out of
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HUMAN ANCESTRY
HUM HUMAN
AN OID
Humans’ ambition, versatility, and exceptional
potential have led to their status as the world’s
predominant ancestry. Their empires and nations
are vast, sprawling things, and their citizens
carve names for themselves with the strength of
their sword arms and the power of their spells.
Humanity is diverse and tumultuous, running the
gamut from nomadic to imperial, sinister to
saintly. Many of them venture forth to explore,
to map the expanse of the multiverse, to search
for long-lost treasure, or to lead mighty armies
to conquer their neighbors—for no better reason
than because they can.
Humans' physical characteristics are as varied
as the world's climes. Humans have a wide
variety of skin and hair colors, body types, and
facial features. Generally speaking, their skin
has a darker hue the closer to the equator they or
their ancestors lived.
Humans reach physical adulthood around the
age of 15, though mental maturity occurs a few
years later. A typical human can live to be
around 90 years old.
TYPICAL NAMES
Unlike many ancestral cultures, which generally
cleave to specific traditions and shared histories,
humanity's diversity has resulted in a near-
infinite set of names. The humans of northern
tribes have different names than those dwelling
in southern nation-states. Humans throughout
much of the world speak Common, yet their
names are as varied as their beliefs and
appearances.
HUMAN MECHANICS
Hit Points: 8
Size: Medium
Languages: Common plus additional languages
equal to 1 + your Intellect modifier (if it’s
positive) chosen from the list of common
languages or any other language you have
access to.
HUMAN HERITAGES
You select a heritage at 1st level to reflect
abilities passed down to you from your ancestors
or common among those of your ancestry in the
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environment where you grew up. You have only
one heritage and cannot change it later.
SKILLED HERITAGE
Your ingenuity allows you to train in a wide
variety of skills. You become trained in one skill
of your choice. At 5th level, you become an
expert in the chosen skill.
Additionally, you gain one ability boost to
spend on an attribute of your choice.
VERSATILE HERITAGE
Humanity’s versatility and ambition have fueled
its ascendance to be be the most common
ancestry in most nations throughout the world.
Select a General Feat of your choice for which
you meet the prerequisites (chosen at any point
during character creation).
Additionally, you gain one ability boost to
spend on an attribute of your choice.
HUMAN FEATS
At 1st level, you gain one Ancestry Feat,
selected from the following:
ADAPTED CANTRIP
FEAT 1
HUM
AN
Prerequisites spellcasting class feature
Through study of multiple magical traditions,
you've altered a spell to suit your spellcasting
style. Choose one cantrip from a magical
tradition other than your own. If you have a spell
repertoire or a spellbook, replace one of the
cantrips you know or have in your spellbook
with the chosen spell. If you prepare spells
without a spellbook (if you're a cleric or a druid,
for example), one of your cantrips must always
be the chosen spell, and you prepare the rest
normally. You can cast this cantrip as a spell of
your class's tradition.
If you swap or retrain this cantrip later, you
can choose its replacement from the same
alternate tradition or a different one.
ADAPTED CANTRIP
FEAT 1
HUM
AN
Prerequisites spellcasting class feature
Through study of multiple magical traditions,
you've altered a spell to suit your spellcasting
style.

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