Do you see your powers as a means to an end, or its unfettered use an end in itself? Does great power come with great responsibility, or the absolute freedom to use it for your own ends? Do you wonder where your powers come from and seek out its origin, or is the past in the past and nothing to be trifled with?

Allomancy

Beginning at 1st level, you have awakened to and begun to hone your allomantic powers.

Anchoring

Also at 1st level, whenever you could steelpush or ironpull against a metal source, you can instead choose to anchor yourself to the target metal.

While anchored to a thing that exceeds your weight, you have advantage on ability checks and saving throws against effects that would forcibly move you, and your size category increases by 1 for the purposes of steelpushing and ironpulling. If when you steelpush or ironpull against a target whose weight exceeds your own and your size category is greater than your target's, then you can choose to push or pull them instead of being pushed or pulled.

While anchored to a thing that is below your weight, you have advantage on ability checks and saving throws against effects that would forcibly move it away from you. When a creature attempts to move metal you are anchored to, it must make a Strength saving throw against your Allomantic save DC, breaking your anchor on a success. Otherwise it must drag the combined weight of you and it, if it is able to.

You can drop an anchor at any time. To reestablish an anchor, you need to make a new steelpush or ironpull.

Detect Metal

Also at 1st level, as an Action, you can identify the locations of all metals within your allomantic range. If the metals are of different shapes, sizes, and compositions, you can differentiate between them. This detection is blocked by 3 feet of stone, 1 inch of common metal, a thin sheet of lead, or 10 feet of wood or dirt. You can use this ability a number of times equal to your Allomantic Ability Modifier. You regain expended uses at the end of a long rest.

Mistrider

Starting at 2nd level, you begin to feel the mists free you from your earthly bounds, letting you soar through the air quickly and suddenly. When you have the coinshot and/or lurcher misting talents prepared, you can as a Bonus Action steelpush and/or ironpull on metal that is not being worn or carried. You cannot make an attack using this feature.

The number of times you can steelpush or ironpull each time you use this ability increases to twice at 7th level and thrice at 13th level.

Flare

At 3rd level, you learn how to flare your allomantic powers, allowing you to draw out extra power from your allomancy. The list of flares is presented after the list of misting talents below.

When you use an allomantic power, you can choose to flare it. Flaring an allomantic power grants you benefits tied to that power, as well as additional benefits from other misting talents you have prepared tied to that power, all of which last a duration depending on the power. You have access to an allomantic power's flare when you have that allomantic power prepared.

You can flare your allomantic powers twice. You regain expended uses at the end of a short or long rest. This increases to 3 times at 9th level and 4 times at 17th.

Ability Score Improvement

When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th, and 19th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can't increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Extra Attack

Beginning at 5th level, you can Attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your Turn.

Allomantic Strike

Starting at 6th level, your allomantic abilities count as magical for the purposes of overcoming resistances and immunity to nonmagical attacks and damage.

Duralumin

At 10th level, when you flare an allomantic power, you can choose to exhaust it completely to draw out incredible power for a short duration. The flare's duration increases to 1 minute. Once it ends, you can no longer benefit from any misting talent that has that allomantic power as a prerequisite until you finish a long rest.

Improved Allomantic Power

At 11th level, you are so suffused with the mists that all of your melee weapon strikes and allomantic attacks move with greater speed and weight. Your damage dealt by your allomantic abilities increases from 1d8 to 2d8, and when you hit with a melee weapon attack using a metal weapon, you deal an additional 1d8 damage of the same type.

Pewterdrag

By 14th level, the mists can sustain you for long periods of time. As long as you have the pewterarm misting talent prepared, you regain hit points equal to your allomantic ability modifier at the end of a short rest, and you can go up to one week without food or sleep without accruing levels of exhaustion while still gaining the benefits of rests.

Savant

By 15th level, you've used an allomantic power so much that it has changed you physiologically. Choose one of your allomantic powers. You always have it prepared and it does not count against the number of misting talents you can prepare.

In addition, you can use your Duralimin with that allomantic power twice before you can no longer benefit from any misting talent that has it as a prerequisite.

Recomposition

At 18th level, once per day when you finish a short rest, you can choose to change your list of prepared misting talents.

Hero of Ages

When you reach 20th level, you can unlock the full potential of allomancy for a short duration. As a bonus action, you can choose any number of your allomantic abilities you have prepared and treat them as if they are flared. This benefit lasts for 1 minute and does not consume any uses of flare. Once you use this ability, you cannot do so again until the end of your next long rest.

Pewterarm

You can enhance your body's strength, agility, and balance. You gain the following allomantic power:

Pewter Defense

While you are conscious and not wearing armor nor wielding a shield, your AC equals 10 + your Strength modifier + your Dexterity modifier.

Coinshot

You can push metals away from you with your mind. You gain the following allomantic power:

Steelpush

When you take the Attack action, you can forgo any one of your attacks to instead push a metal source. If the object weighs more than you do, you are instead pushed away from it. Unless stated otherwise, you can push or be pushed up to 10 ft. This increases to 20 ft at 5th level, 30 ft at 11th, and 40 ft at 17th.

If the metal is being worn or carried, the creature carrying it can attempt a Strength saving throw against your Allomantic save DC. On a success, the metal is unaffected, but you are pushed directly away from the creature.

Lurcher

You can pull metals towards you with your mind. You gain the following allomantic power:

Ironpull

When you take the Attack action, you can forgo any one of your attacks to instead pull a metal source. If the object weighs more than you do, you are instead pulled towards it. Unless stated otherwise, you can pull or be pulled up to 10 ft. This increases to 20 ft at 5th level, 30 ft at 11th, and 40 ft at 17th.

If the metal is being worn or carried, the creature carrying it can attempt a Strength saving throw against your Allomantic save DC. On a success, the metal is unaffected, but you are pulled directly towards the creature.

Soothing and Rioting

The allomantic powers of brasspush and zincpull do not let an allomancer know what a creature is feeling. A creature can be feeling an innumerable number of emotions at varying intensities at any given time. By pushing or pulling an emotion that is not already primed to be suppressed or ignited, a callous allomancer may rouse a target's suspicions and expose their touch. Creatures aware of a person's ability to manipulate emotions may become more wary and actively avoid them, so those who specialize in soothing and rioting tend to obscure their abilities for as long as possible.

Rioter

Prerequisite: 2nd level
You can pull on a creature's emotions, inflaming them. You gain the following allomantic power:

Zincpull

As an Action, choose a creature other than yourself within your allomantic range. For as long as you maintain concentration, creatures gain advantage on charisma checks against the target that rely on the intensity of one of the following emotions plus an additional benefit tied to that emotion:

• Joy. You excite the target's sense of happiness and wonder. It has disadvantage on saving throws against charm effects.
• Anger. You ignite the target's sense of irritation and displeasure. When it attacks, it cannot help but attack recklessly. It gains advantage on its first attack roll on each of its turns and grants advantage to the first attack roll made against it before the start of each of its turns.
• Fear. You heighten the target's sense of anxiety and danger. It has disadvantage on saving throws against fear effects.

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When a target suspects their emotions are being manipulated, or at the end of each of its turns in combat, it can make a Wisdom saving throw against your Allomantic save DC. On a success, it becomes aware of the manipulation's source, can choose to end the ability's effect on them, and can't be the target of this ability again for the next hour or unless it allows it.

Soother

Prerequisite: 2nd level
You can push on a creature's emotions, dampening them. You gain the following allomantic power:

Brasspush

As an Action, choose a creature other than yourself within your allomantic range. For as long as you maintain concentration, creatures gain advantage on charisma checks against that target that rely on the suppression of one of the following emotions plus an additional benefit tied to that emotion:

• Joy. You subdue the target's sense of happiness and wonder. It has advantage on saving throws against charm effects.
• Anger. You quench the target's sense of irritation and displeasure. When it attacks, it cannot help but attack conservatively. It cannot gain advantage on its attack rolls and attack rolls against it cannot be made with advantage.
• Fear. You repress the target's sense of anxiety and danger. It has advantage on saving throws against fear effects.

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When a target suspects their emotions are being manipulated, or at the end of each of its turns in combat, it can make a Wisdom saving throw against your Allomantic save DC. On a success, it becomes aware of the manipulation's source, can choose to end the ability's effect on them, and can't be the target of this ability again for the next hour or unless it allows it.

Tineye

Prerequisite: 6th level
You can enhance your every sense to supernatural levels. You gain the following allomantic power:

Tinsense

As a Bonus Action on your turn, you can gain darkvision out to 60 ft., advantage on all Perception checks, and advantage on initiative rolls. If you already have darkvision, then your range increases by an additional 30 ft. You also take additional damage from all types except psychic equal to your allomantic ability modifier. This lasts for as long as you maintain concentration. You can end this ability on any of your turns, no action required.

Fortitude

Prerequisite: 7th level, Pewterarm prepared
You gain proficiency in Constitution saving throws and are immune to the effects of cold weather. Also, while your pewter is flared, you gain advantage on Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution checks and saving throws. In addition to when taking damage, you can flare your pewter as a Reaction to being made to roll a Strength, Dexterity, or Constitution saving throw.

Reflex

Prerequisite: 7th level, Pewterarm prepared
As a Bonus Action, you can add a 1d6 to the next Strength or Dexterity check you make before the end of your turn. Additionally, while your pewter is flared, you can use your additional action to take the Dodge action.

Steelwave

Prerequisite: 9th level, Coinshot prepared
As an action, you can flare your steel in a wave around you. Choose any number of sources of metal in a radius equal to half your allomantic range around you and steelpush against them. If you make an attack against a creature, that creature can only be targeted once.

Ironwave

Prerequisite: 9th level, Lurcher prepared
As an action, you can flare your iron in a wave around you. Choose any number of sources of metal in a radius equal to half your allomantic range around you and ironpull on them. If you make an attack against a creature, that creature can only be targeted once.

Zincwave

Prerequisites: 9th level, Rioter, Inciter prepared
When you flare your zinc, you can target all creatures of your choice within half your allomantic range.

Brasswave

Prerequisites: 9th level, Soother, Subjugator prepared
When you flare your brass, you can target all creatures of your choice within half your allomantic range.

Mind's Eye

Prerequisites: 11th level, Tineye prepared
While your tinsense is active, you gain blindsight out to 30 ft. Additionally, when you are the target of an attack, you can as a Reaction flare your tin. As part of the same Reaction, or as a Reaction against an attack targeting you while your tin is flared, you can gain a +5 bonus to AC against the attack. You can choose to do so after you see the roll but only before you know the result.

Juggernaut

Prerequisites: 11th level, Pewterarm, Thug, and Rush prepared
While anchored, your size category increases by 3 instead of 1 for the purposes of steelpushing and ironpulling and your speed increases by an additional 10 ft. In addition, while you are flaring pewter, you can use your additional action to make a single melee weapon attack. This attack deals an extra 1d4 damage on a hit.

This ability lasts for as long as you maintain concentration, up to one minute. Once you use this ability, you can't do so again until the end of your next long rest.

Atium

Prerequisites: 17th level, two misting talent prepared slots
As a Bonus Action, you can burn atium. While it burns, you can see into the brief future. You gain the following benefits:

• Any attacks against you miss, unless it's a critical hit or you allow it to hit. Critical hits against you are treated as normal hits.
• When you would be made to make a Strength, Dexterity, or Constitution saving throw, you can first as a Reaction move up to half your speed, potentially causing you to no longer be targeted by the effect. If you have coinshot and/or lurcher prepared, you can steelpush or ironpull yourself instead.
• When you miss with an attack, you instead hit.

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These benefits last for 1 minute. Once you use this ability, you cannot do so again until the end of your next long rest. This misting talent requires you to use at least 2 of your misting talent prepared slots to prepare.

Pewterflare

Prerequisite: Pewterarm prepared
You can as a Bonus Action, or as a Reaction to taking damage, flare your pewter. While flared, you gain resistance to all damage types except psychic including the triggering damage and your size category increases by 1 for the purposes of steelpushing and ironpulling. Pewter remains flared until the end of your next turn.

Rush. While flared, you gain an additional action on each of your turns. This action can only be used to Dash or Disengage.

Fortitude. While flared, you gain advantage on Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution checks and saving throws. In addition to when taking damage, you can flare your pewter as a Reaction to being made to roll a Strength, Dexterity, or Constitution saving throw.

Reflex. While flared, you can use your additional action to take the Dodge action.

Juggernaut. While flared, you can use your additional action to make a single melee weapon attack.

Vigor. When you flare and at the start of each of your turns while flared, if you have less than half your maximum hit points, you regain hit points equal to 1d10 + your level.

Steelflare

Prerequisite: Coinshot prepared
Whenever you steelpush, you can choose to flare it. While flared, you double both its allomantic range and the damage of its attacks. Steel remains flared until the end of your turn.

Steelspray. As an Action, you can flare steel to push loose metal in a 15 ft. cone. Creatures in the area must make a Dexterity saving throw, taking 2 x your allomantic damage on a failed save or 1 x on a success. At 11th level, the cone increases to 30 ft.

Steelwave. As an Action, you can flare your steel to choose any number of sources of metal in a radius equal to half your allomantic range around you and steelpush against them.

Ironflare

Prerequisite: Lurcher prepared
Whenever you ironpull, you can choose to flare it. While flared, you double both its allomantic range and the damage of its attacks. Iron remains flared until the end of your turn.

Ironeprone. As an Action, you can flare iron to pull on metal within a 15 ft. cone. Creatures of your choice wearing, wielding, standing atop of, or standing near metal that is not affixed to a surface, must make a Strength saving throw, taking 1 x your allomantic damage and falling prone on a failed save or half damage on a success.

Ironwave. As an Action, you can flare your iron to choose any number of sources of metal in a radius equal to half your allomantic range around you and ironpull against them.

Zincflare

Prerequisite: 3rd level, Rioter prepared
Whenever you zincpull, or while you are zincpulling on a creature, you can choose to flare zinc. While flared, the target immediately becomes aware that you are pulling on their emotions, but has disadvantage on its saving throws against it, and you can choose to gain an additional benefit for the flare's duration depending on the emotion you are pulling:

• Joy. If the creature is frightened, the condition ends, and it must succeed on a Wisdom saving throw or else become charmed by you.
• Anger. The creature gains advantage on all of its attack rolls and grants advantage to all attack rolls against it.
• Fear. If the creature is charmed, the condition ends, and it must succeed on a Wisdom saving throw or else become frightened of you.

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Zinc remains flared until the end of your next turn, or until your concentration is broken, whichever comes first.

Zincwave. When you flare zinc, you can target any number of creatures within half your allomantic range.

Enflame/Suppress. When you flare or while flaring zinc, you can as an Action have a target creature you can see use its Reaction to take a single Action or make a Charisma saving throw, taking 4d8 psychic damage and being stunned until the end of its next turn on a failure, or half as much damage on a success. See Misting Talents list for more detail.

Brassflare

Prerequisite: 3rd level, Soother prepared
Whenever you brasspush, or while you are brasspushing on a creature, you can choose to flare brass. While flared, the target immediately becomes aware that you are pushing on their emotions, but has disadvantage on its saving throws against it, and you can choose to gain an additional benefit for the flare's duration depending on the emotion you are pushing:

• Joy. If the creature is charmed, the condition ends, and its movement speed is reduced by half for the flare's duration.
• Anger. The creature suffers disadvantage on all of its attack rolls and forces disadvantage on all attack rolls against it.
• Fear. If the creature is frightened, the condition ends, and it gains temporary hit points equal to 1d10 + your mistborn level.

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Brass remains flared until the end of your next turn, or until your concentration is broken, whichever comes first.

Brasswave. When you flare brass, you can target any number of creatures within half your allomantic range.

Enflame/Suppress. When you flare or while flaring brass, you can as an Action have a target creature you can see use its Reaction to take a single Action or make a Charisma saving throw, taking 4d8 psychic damage and being stunned until the end of its next turn on a failure, or half as much damage on a success. See Misting Talents list for more information.

Invested Body

Prerequisite: 4th level, Coinshot and/or Lurcher prepared
You can substitute your Allomantic Ability Modifier with your Strength or Dexterity ability modifier for attack rolls and Allomantic save DCs that come from coinshot, lurcher, and any misting talent that has either of those misting talents as a prerequisite.

Invested Mind

Prerequisite: 4th level, Rioter and/or Soother prepared
You can substitute your Allomantic Ability Modifier with your Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma ability modifier for Allomantic save DCs that come from rioter, soother, and any misting talent that has either of those misting talents as a prerequisite.

Siegearm

Prerequisite: 6th level, Coinpush and/or Lurcher, and Pewterarm, prepared
Once on your turn, when you establish an anchor, you can establish two anchors instead of one. Additionally, while anchored to something heavier than you, you double the damage dealt to structures and objects via your allomantic powers.

Quick Anchor

Prerequisite: 3rd level, Mistrider feature, Coinpush and/or Lurcher prepared
When you, or a creature or object you can see within your allomantic range, falls, you can as a Reaction establish an anchor. Additionally, you can use your Mistrider ability to anchor on to metal being worn or carried.

Smoker

Prerequisite: 3rd level
You can suppress the presence of magic around you. You gain the following allomantic power:

v1.4 (current)

• Changed Allomantic Ability Modifier level scaling to be much faster, increasing to +4 at 8th instead of 9th and +5 at 13th instead of 17th.
• Increased the Misting Talents Prepared scaling by 1 - it increases to 4 at 2nd level and 5 at 3rd level.
• Added the new Misting Talents, Invested Body, Invested Mind, Siege Arm, Quick Anchor
• Updated the Misting Talent Skill Tree
• Lowered the level prerequisites for the Misting Talents Soother and Rioter from 3rd level to 2nd level.
• Updated the mechanics under Anchoring on p3 to allow anchoring to worn and light metal. Removed the example paragraph to make space for new text.
• Changed the first paragraph of the introductory text to try and be more clear
• Removed the examples from under Using Allomancy - nothing of mechanical substance has been changed.
• Changed text under Using Allomancy concerning being able to recognize metal when you see it.
• Added the 1st level Detect Metal feature to the base class and class table.
• Deleted the "Experimental and Optional Features" page (contents were moved to other pages)
• Fixed the Fortitude Misting Talent to include STR, DEX, and CON checks

v1.3

• Fixed wording of last line of Mind's Eye
• Fixed Survivor misting talent by changing spook to mind's eye
• Enabled long range allomantic attacks with disadvantage under Allomantic Attack and Damage
• Added clause to Juggernaut misting talent adding extra 1d4 damage to the additional attack
• Fixed Copperflare wording be replacing coppercloud with smoker
• Added Shrouded Comfort, a mistcloak magic item, on the previous page.
• Added Back Cover, moved credits to back cover
• Refined language under Using Allomancy

v1.2

• Added Light and medium armor proficiency
• Added Leather Armor, Chain Shirt, or 10 gp to starting equipment
• Increased starting gold from 2d4x10 to 4d4x10 (assuming you're going for one of the armors, you're definitely better off choosing the starting equipment instead of the gold, because alchemist supplies is just so expensive. If you're going naked, well... extra 10 gp with the starting equipment.)
• Moved the Experimental Features to a separate Recycling Bin
• Added Smoker and Seeker misting talents to prior page.
• Improved hit point regain wording under Vigor and Pewterflare