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    Traits & Drawbacks - Eberron Pathfinder

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    The document provides recommendations for traits and drawbacks for converting Dungeons & Dragons characters to the Eberron setting. It lists various traits from the Pathfinder Advanced Player's Guide and Ultimate Campaign that could inspire traits relating to different backgrounds in Eberron. These include traits for those from Khorvaire, devotees of the Sovereign Host, house scions, and more. It also lists drawbacks inspired by the Last War in Eberron and suggests new drawbacks relating to issues like addictions, battle scars, flashbacks, and phobias.

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    The document provides recommendations for traits and drawbacks for converting Dungeons & Dragons characters to the Eberron setting. It lists various traits from the Pathfinder Advanced Player's Guide and Ultimate Campaign that could inspire traits relating to different backgrounds in Eberron. These include traits for those from Khorvaire, devotees of the Sovereign Host, house scions, and more. It also lists drawbacks inspired by the Last War in Eberron and suggests new drawbacks relating to issues like addictions, battle scars, flashbacks, and phobias.

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    The document provides recommendations for traits and drawbacks for converting Dungeons & Dragons characters to the Eberron setting. It lists various traits from the Pathfinder Advanced Player's Guide and Ultimate Campaign that could inspire traits relating to different backgrounds in Eberron. These include traits for those from Khorvaire, devotees of the Sovereign Host, house scions, and more. It also lists drawbacks inspired by the Last War in Eberron and suggests new drawbacks relating to issues like addictions, battle scars, flashbacks, and phobias.

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    Contents
    1 Trait Recommendations
    2 Drawback Recommendations
    3 New Drawbacks

    Character Conversion
    Races
    Classes
    Feats
    Channeling Feats
    Combat Feats
    Dragonmark Feats
    General Feats
    Item Creation Feats
    Luck Feats
    Metamagic Feats

    Pathfinder introduced the idea of Traits, which are about half


    as powerful as feats in the APG, pg. 326. This was followed by
    more Traits and Drawbacks from UCam, pg. 64. While 3.5 did
    not have either Traits or Drawbacks as a mechanic, there are
    plenty of clear sources of inspiration for them in the books.
    Detailed below is a list of traits and the source material for their
    inspiration

    Mythic Feats
    Psionic Feats

    Trait Recommendations

    Racial Feats
    Changeling Feats

    Traits relating to life in Khorvaire (PGoE, pg. 7-13).

    Shifter Feats
    Warforged Feats

    Chronicler: Consider the Self-Taught Scholar or the

    Skills

    Skeptic Traits (UCam, pg. 58).

    Traits & Drawbacks


    Equipment & Services

    Devotee of the Sovereign Host: Consider the Beacon

    Magical Items

    House Renegade: Consider the Ambitious Trait (UCam,

    Magic

    pg. 59) or the Ordinary Trait (UCam, pg. 61).

    Rules
    Bestiary
    Removed Material
    Downloads
    The Epic Campaign
    The Story So Far...
    PCs
    NPCs
    Important Items & Places
    The Opposition
    Credits & Links

    of Faith or Child of the Temple Traits (UCam, pg. 54).

    House Scion: Consider the Imposing Scion


    Trait (UCam, pg. 60) or the Rich Parents Trait (UCam,
    pg. 61).
    Innocent Victim: Consider the Surprise Weapon
    Trait (UCam, pg. 54) or the Dangerously Curious Trait
    (UCam, pg. 56).
    Inquisitive: Consider the Suspicious or Truth's Agent
    Traits (UCam, pg. 61).
    Outlander: Consider the Weathered Emissary
    Trait (UCam, pg. 61) or any Regional Trait (UCam, pg.

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    63).

    d20 Pathfinder SRD

    Restless Wanderer: Consider the Friend in Every Town

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    Trait (UCam, pg. 60).


    Scholar-Adventurer: Consider the Classically Schooled
    Trait (UCam, pg. 56) or the Self-Taught Scholar Trait
    (UCam, pg. 58).
    Streetwise Scoundrel: Consider the Child of the
    Streets Trait (UCam, pg. 59), Criminal Trait (UCam, pg.
    60) or the Vagabound Child Trait (UCam, pg. 63).
    War-Torn Hero: Consider the Battlefield Disciple
    Trait (UCam, pg. 51) or the Knowing the Enemy
    Trait (UCam, pg. 60).
    Traits relating to the Last War (FoW, pg. 103-107).
    Deserter: Consider the Grief-Filled Trait (UCam, pg. 60).
    Enlisted Soldier: Consider the Militia Veteran Trait
    (UCam, pg. 63).
    Foreign Infiltrator: Consider the Ordinary or Veiled
    Disciple Traits (UCam, pg. 61).
    Material Supplier: Consider the Merchant Trait (UCam,
    pg. 60).
    Mercenary: Consider the Mercenary Trait (UCam, pg.
    60).
    Ranking Officer: Consider the Oathbound Trait or
    Principled Trait (UCam, pg. 55).
    Refugee: Consider the Orphaned Trait (UCam, pg. 61).
    Special Operative: Consider the Tactician Trait (UCam,
    pg. 54) or the Principled Trait (UCam, pg. 55).
    Survivalist: Consider the Courageous Trait (UCam, pg.
    52).

    Drawback Recommendations
    Drawbacks related to the Last War (FoW, pg. 108-111).
    Bigotry / Prejudice: Consider the Provincial or
    Xenophobic Drawbacks (UCam, pg. 65).
    Depression: Consider the Dependent or Doubt
    Drawbacks (UCam, pg. 65).
    Obsessive Compulsion: Consider the Headstrong or
    Meticulous Drawmbacks (UCam, pg. 65).
    Paranoia: Consider the Paranoid Drawback (UCam, pg.
    65).
    Weapon Fetishes: Consider the Attached
    Drawback (UCam, pg. 64), focusing on a weapon.
    Zealotry and Extremism: Consider either the Provincial
    or Zealous Drawbacks (UCam, pg. 65).

    New Drawbacks

    A collection of new drawbacks, inspired from the Last War


    (FoW, pg. 108-111). The Missing Limb option has been
    removed as that is a lot more than a Drawback.
    Addiction: You start off the game with moderate
    addiction to a drug of your choice. If you manage to cure
    yourself of the addiction, you must replace this drawback
    with another one or remove of your traits to compensate.
    Battle Scars: You have one or more horrid scars. This is
    not a cool or impressive scar but something that makes
    people cringe and it really can't be hidden easily without
    magic. You are a a -2 to Diplomacy checks for the first
    encounter that someone sees the scar.
    Blood-Thirst: You have lost any ability to control
    yourself in the heat of combat. You have become rage
    incarnate. You are incapable of using any Intelligencebased skills, Bluff, Diplomacy or Sense Motive during
    combat, being defined as the time from the first hostile
    action you witness or initiate to 3 rounds after the last
    hostile action you witness or initiate.
    Cold: You have lost all feeling, all compassion. You are
    a tool, a weapon and nothing more. Any morale bonus
    you would get is reduced by -1 to a minimum of +0.
    Cowardice: You are generally afraid of everything. You
    suffer a -1 to all fear related saving throws.
    Flashbacks: Anytime that you suffer a traumatic event
    (loss of half your hit points, going unconscious, powerful
    emotional trauma, etc), you suffer a flashback to a
    horrible event in your past. This flashback lasts for 2d4
    rounds, during which you are helpless. You cannot suffer
    a flashback more than once per day.
    Limp: You have a bad leg or a bum knee. If you take
    damage during a round (regardless of how much or how
    often), your natural movement rates are reduced by 5
    feet until the beginning of your next turn.
    Mood Swings: Your emotions rule over your life in ways
    that are just not healthy for anyone. You suffer a -1 to all
    emotion related saving throws. Fear is not considered an
    emotion for this drawback.
    Mournland Scars: You have a scar that has somehow
    mutated or is vividly discolored. You are at a -2 to
    Stealth checks to remain unnoticed in a crowd. Attempts
    to find you, magically or otherwise, are at a +2
    circumstance bonus. This bonus does not apply to
    Perception rolls if you are not in line of sight.
    Phobias: You are generally brave, but there is one type
    of situation that you have no mental defense against.
    Choose one type of frightening situation (fire, drowning,
    the rotting dead, ghosts, etc). Any Will save to resist fear

    in relation to that situation automatically fails, even if you


    are immune to fear. This phobia can learned by reading
    your mind are through careful study of your habits.
    Recklessness: You have lost any fear of death or injury.
    So much so that you either have a death wish or believe
    you are invincible. You cannot use the withdrawal action
    and the Acrobatics DC to avoid provoking an attack of
    opportunity is the opponent's CMD plus 5, regardless of
    whether you go through their occupied squares or
    merely their threatened squares.
    Tics and Twitches: You have a constant set of nervous
    twitches and unnerve people. You are at a -2 penalty to
    Stealth checks and you are not capable of delivering
    secret messages through the Bluff skill. You can still
    receive them, however.

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