to teleport up to 10 ft.
per moon child level per
day as a standard action. This teleportation
must be used in 5-ft. Increments, and such
movement does not provoke an attack of
opportunity. You can bring other willing
creatures with you, but you must expend an
equal amount of distance for each additional
creature brought with you.
See in Darkness (Su)—You can see perfectly
in darkness of any kind, including that created
by deeper darkness.
Exalted Aspect: You automatically know the
following exalted aspect at 18th level. Only
one exalted aspect can be active at a time,
and while it is active, a house that you know
must be eclipsed.
True Shadows (Su)—You are becoming one
with the very shadows. This provides you
total concealment. You cannot be targeted,
including by attacks of opportunity, and you
benefit from a 50% miss chance.
Class
Archetypes
A ny player character can discover a
connection to the oddities of other
worlds. All that's needed is a potent
curiosity or, perhaps, a fated encounter.
MSUMMONER: Mouth of
Mad Ruin
Some piece of you, deep inside yet spilling
out, has become attuned to energies
unfathomable to lesser minds. They would
call it blasphemy. Corruption. Horror given
energy and will and insane flesh.
No. Those words are too small for what
you can call forth with your magic.
Reality Ruin (Su): Starting at 1st level, you
may attempt to enhance your eidolon with
additional power by tapping into a seething,
broken universe buried beneath our own.
This is also known as the cancer channel.
These are dangerous and ill-understood
principles at best and may provoke
dangerous, and even lethal, consequences.
Upon the attempt, roll on the chart below.
This ability is a standard action and may be
used a number of times per day equal to 3 +
your Cha modifier. The choice to use it must
be made before the eidolon has acted this
round.
This ability replaces the summon monster
I spell-like ability and all associated level-
dependent increases to that class ability.
1–2: You and your eidolon each suffer 1
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damage/class level. Roll again, subtracting 2
from your next result.
3–4: Your eidolon suffers 1 damage/class
level. Roll again, subtracting 1 from your next
result.
5–6: You suffer 1 damage/class level. Roll
again, subtracting 1 from your next result.
7–8: Your eidolon gains the benefits of
one of the following spells of your choice,
as if cast by you: aid, enlarge person, see
invisibility, reduce person, resistance.
9: Your eidolon is confused for a number of
rounds equal to half your level.
10: Your eidolon is slowed until the end of
the next round. Roll again, adding your class
level to the next result.
11: Your eidolon is slowed until the end of
next round. Roll again, subtracting your class
level from the next result.
12: Your eidolon gains a one–point evolution
of your choice until the end of next round.
13: Your eidolon gains the effects of aid until
the end of next round. If already under the
effects of aid or a similar effect, your eidolon
receives the effects of a bull’s strength spell.
14–15: Your eidolon gains the effects of
bull’s strength until the end of next round. If
already under the effects of a bull’s strength
or similar effect, your eidolon receives the
effects of a haste spell.
16: You suffer 1d4 damage/class level and
your eidolon gains a 1-point evolution of your
choice until the end of next round. Roll again,
adding 2 to your next result.
17: Your eidolon gains the effects of haste
until the end of next round. If already under
the effects of a haste or similar effect, your

Using These Archetypes with Animal
Shaman
The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game
presents interesting options for playing
a totem-focused druid—one dedicated
to a specific kind of animal—such as the
ape shaman, bat shaman, bear shaman,
boar shaman, dragon shaman, eagle
shaman, lion shaman, saurian shaman,
serpent shaman, shark shaman, or wolf
shaman (see Pathfinder Roleplaying
Game Advanced Player’s Guide, Ultimate
Combat, and Ultimate Magic).
Because neither the manyskins dancer
nor the door to the howling other include
any overlapping rule changes, these
archetypes may be used in concert.
However, due to the extreme focus of the
shaman, these archetypes may react in
unexpected or unintended ways.
A shaman using the manyskins dancer
archetype will be unfairly limited,
prevented from using—at length—the form
the class is designed to use. Conversely,
a shaman using the doorway to the
howling other archetype might gain too
much benefit: a wolf shaman, for example,
could summon (or take the form of) an
amphibious wolf, then turn around and
summon gliding wolves, obviating their
limitations. GM discretion is advised.
eidolon receives the effects of a heal spell at
your CL.
18: You lose control of your eidolon. It is
considered both chaotic and evil until the
end of your next round. Roll again, adding 2
to your next result.
19: You suffer 1 damage/class level, and
your eidolon gains a 2-point evolution of your
choice until next round. Roll again, adding 2
to your next result.
20+: Your eidolon erupts with energy, as
per a heightened fireball (CL equal to its HD,
spell level equal to 1/2 its HD), dealing 1d6
energy damage/HD to all in the area. The
type of energy damage dealt is chosen by
you, and the saving throw is dependent on
your Charisma score. Your eidolon is immune
to this effect but loses half of its hp.
MDRUID: Doorway to the
Howling Other
An infection-shard of another world’s
thrashing, an eternally hungering biomass,
churns within you—and through you. You are
the gate: your soul the unopened yet bulging
door, your flesh the precipice of a thousand
claws scrabbling at the slick edge, your very
words the foam of something indescribable
spilling with shocking speed between the
black places outside of time and space as
sane minds comprehend.
By a Foulness, You Will Know Them (Su):
At 1st level, you lose all connection to the
natural world of your home and native reality,
instead becoming host to a coil of toxic,
hostile seed—the gaping, sputtering maw
of another, more elder star’s aggression.
You lose all ability to be healed by cure spells
or similar magic, except those cast by you
or others with this same archetype. Those
healed by your cure spells take on deformities
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and mutations that mark them as touched by
the power of something beyond the void.
Such creatures suffer a penalty on all
Diplomacy and Handle Animal checks equal
to your CL for an equal number of days. That
is, a creature subject to a cure spell cast by
a 7th-level doorway to the howling other
receives a −7 penalty on the aforementioned
skills for 7 days.
In addition, all creatures summoned by
you using summon nature’s ally spells or
similar abilities, including those cast through
spell-trigger or spell-completion items, are
grotesque beasts born of a place beyond
the world we know. Possessed of hideous,
unnatural and otherworldly power, these
are parodies of sane life that fit some
similar ecological niche: twists of pulsating,
claw-studded tumors; shuddering slabs of
jagged wet bone over webbed muscle; and
multi-hinged tendrils of eyes, veins, and
chemiluminescent fungus cut into savage
shapes more efficient than mere mundane
eagles, wolves, and leopards.
Such creatures gain a single ability from the
Unnatural Adaptation menu below, with the
attendant drawback, chosen as the time of
casting. Further, these creatures, regardless
of adaptation, are observably of unnatural
origin. Normal animals do not willingly
approach such creatures unless the animal’s
master makes a Handle Animal, Ride, or wild
empathy check (DC 25).
If you choose an animal companion
for your nature bond ability, it gains one
adaptation—chosen by you—and well as
the wake of woe special ability listed below.