Rasgos de clase

Como pistolero, tienes los siguientes rasgos de clase.

Mirilla de Hierro

La mirilla por defecto de tus armas. No altera sus propiedades.

Sin mirilla

Los rangos rango normal y largo de tu arma son reducidos a 1/4 (15/60 pies para revólvers y 20/80 pies para rifles), pero las tiradas de ataque que hagas con ella reciben un +2.

Mirilla de francotirador

Los rangos normal y largo de tu arma se duplican. Las tiradas de ataque que hagas con el arma sufren un -2, pero ignoran cobertura media y de 3/4

Cambiar la mirilla de un arma requiere una acción.

(Nivel 7) Exponer

La CA del objetivo es reducida 2 puntos hasta el comienzo de tu siguiente turno.

(Nivel 9) Disparo ostentoso

Llamas la atención del objetivo, forzándolo a fijarse en ti. El objetivo tienes desventaja en ataques contra criaturas que no sean tú y solo puede hacer ataques de oportunidad contra ti. Este efecto dura hasta que uno de tus aliados lo ataque o sea afectado por uno de sus conjuros, o hasta que tú acabes tu turno a más de 60 pies de él.

(Nivel 10) Disparo Anti-Aéreo

Reduces la velocidad de vuelo del objetivo, si tiene, en 40 pies.

(Nivel 11) Disparo desarmador

Impactas lo que quiera que el objetivo esté usando para sujetar su arma, haciendo que caiga a sus pies lo que estaba sujetando. Si el objetivo está sujetando un objeto con dos o más apéndices, el golpe de suerte no tiene efecto. Las criaturas Enormes o mayores son inmunes a los efectos de este golpe de suerte.

(Nivel 14) Rompe-Escudos

Si el objetivo se encuentra bajo los efectos del conjuro Escudo, incluyendo si fue casteado como reacción a este ataque, la bala rompe el escudo mágico, ignorando el bonus a CA que provee y terminando el conjuro.

(Nivel 17) Disparo debilitante

El objetivo tiene desventaja en la próxima tirada de salvación que haga antes del inicio de tu siguiente turno.

El Forajido

"There was 40 feet between them when they stopped to make their play

And the swiftness of the ranger is still talked about today

Texas Red had not cleared leather 'fore a bullet fairly ripped

And the ranger's aim was deadly with the big iron on his hip."

Raudos y ágiles, los forajidos se especializan en atacar rápido y fuerte, siendo capaces a veces de terminar una pelea en fracciones de segundo. Esto, añadido a su agileza, hace que sea excepcionalmente difícil de darles caza

Preciso

Cuando eliges este camino a nivel 3, aprendes a mitigar las desventajas de la mirilla de francotirador en algunas situaciones. Estar tumbado ya no impone desventaja en las tiradas de ataque que hagas con armas de fuego, y cuando estás tumbado o atacas a un objetivo del cual tienes cobertura media o de 3/4 ignoras la penalización de la mirilla de francotirador en ataques.

Recarga rápida

También a nivel 3, puedes recargar tu arma como acción bonus cuando no te hayas movido ese turno, y no puedes moverte después de hacerlo. Además, puedes recargar como parte de la acción de esprintar.

Maestro de la cobertura

A nivel 6, aprendes a usar la cobertura de forma más eficiente. La cobertura media ahora te otorga un bono a la CA y a tiradas de salvación de destreza de +3 y la de 3/4 uno de +6.

Quiet

También a nivel 6, aprendes a silenciar tus disparos. Como acción adicional, puedes reducir considerablemente el ruido de tu siguiente ataque con arma de fuego. El disparo se oirá a 15 pies si es hecho con un rifle y a 10 si es hecho con un revólver.

Balas de punta hueca

A nivel 11, cuando aumentas en daño de un ataque por ser crítico, tira el triple de dados para calcular el daño del ataque, en vez de el doble.

Francotirado de élite

También a nivel 11, aprendes a sacarle el máximo partido a las mirillas de francotirador. Cuando usas tu rasgo Preciso, no solo niegas la penalización de la mirilla, sino que le otorgas al ataque un bono al daño igual a tu modificador de carisma.

Un disparo, una muerte

A nivel 15, eres capaz de tomar concentración sobrenatural para acertar disparos imposibles. Cuando vayas a hacer un ataque usando tu rasgo de Disparo preciso, puedes gastar 1 punto de suerte para hacer o bien que el ataque ignore restricciones de rango de tu arma, es decir, puedes atacar a cualquier criatura mientras puedas verla, con lo que también ignoras restricciones de rango de golpes de suerte y el modificador de tu mirilla, o bien que el ataque impacte automáticamente, sin necesidad de tirar.

Armas de fuego

Firearms are their own category of ranged weapons. The damage of ranged firearm attacks cannot be reduced by the Monk's Deflect Missiles ability or any similar ability.

A character needs to be proficient with firearms to use them. A character who is not proficient with firearms can acquire this proficiency by spending 100 hours training with a firearm, spending 50 bullets every hour. Once these conditions are met, the character becomes proficient with both revólvers and rifles.

A revólver shot can be heard up to 100ft away, and a rifle shot up to 300ft.

Range

A firearm's range is written as x/y ft, where x is the gun's normal range and y is the long range. You can shoot enemies that are within your long range at disadvantage, and those that are within your normal range without disadvantage. You cannot shoot enemies that are not within your long range distance.

Reload

The weapon can be fired a number of times equal to its reload score before you must spend 1 attack or 1 action to reload. You must have one free hand to reload a firearm. This is a different reload mechanic from the DMG's, unique to the revólvers and rifles included in this class.

Light

You can wield a revólver in one hand and another weapon or a shield in the other as long as you have the required proficiencies.

Dual-Wielding

You can only dual-wield revólvers. Unlike dual-wielding melee weapons, dual-wielding does not allow you to make any extra attacks as a bonus action.

Two-handed

To shoot a rifle, you must have both hands free.

Dynamite Sticks

Dynamite sticks are an optional addition that comes with this class. You can choose to have them in your game or not, as they can be used by any class, or even NPCs with no class such as commoners.

You can hurl a dynamite stick as an action up to 30 ft from you. It then explodes at the start of your next turn, dealing 6d6 fire damage to any creature, item that is not being worn or carried and structure within 15 ft of the explosion. Creatures and items are pushed 10ft away from the explosion

If a dynamite sick or pack takes at least one point of fire damage, it explodes instantly. The dynamite has an AC of 20 and can only be targeted with an attack once it has already landed on the ground.

You may tie a dynamite pack or stick to an arrow as a bonus action, in which case the dynamite travels with the arrow. If the attack is a critical hit, the arrow sticks to the target.

Lasso

Lassos are similar to nets, but they have a 30/60ft range.

Weight

If you use the encumbrance mechanics in your game, a revólver weights 3 lb and a rifle 10 lb, and their ammunition 0.01 and 0.02 lb. Dynamite sticks weight 0.1 lb, and lassos 0.5.

CQC Expert

Prequisite: Desperado

You develop a new fighting style for close-quarter fights based around revólvers, gaining these benefits whenever you use one:

• Attacks made against enemies within 5ft of you gain a bonus to their damage equal to your charisma modifier if the revólver is sightless.

• You ignore half and 3/4 cover when attacking with a firearm within normal range.

• During your turn, if you hit a creature with an attack, that creature can't make opportunity attacks against you for the rest of your turn.

Lucky Shooter

You learn how to better implement luck in your fighting style, gaining these benefits:

• Before you make an attack with a ranged weapon that you are proficient with, you can choose to take a +5 bonus to the attack roll. If that attack hits, its damage takes a -10 penalty, to a minimum of 1 point of damage.

• Your firearms' normal range is extended to be equal to their long range.

• You gain one extra Luck Point whenever you roll for initiative, up to your maximum LP capacity. You only gain this benefit if you have the Fortune Favors the Bold feature.

Twice as Deadly

Prequisite: Desperado

You are now so skilled in using revólvers that you can wield and shoot two of them at the same time, gaining these benefits when you do so:

• You can make twice as many attacks whenever you take the Attack action. When you use this ability you don't add your dexterity modifier to the attack rolls nor damage of those attacks, even if you instead make Deadeye attacks. Critical hits can only increase the damage of these attacks to 3d4, instead of 4d4.

• You can reload every revólver you are wielding, even if you have no free hands, as a bonus action.

In addition, you can now draw or stow two revólvers when you would normally be able to draw or stow only one.

Powder Ganger

You become an expert in the use of explosives, gaining these benefits:

• You can, as an action, tie up to 4 dynamite sticks together to make a dynamite pack, increasing the damage by 2d6 and how far objects and creatures are pushed away by 5ft each each.

• You can throw dynamite sticks and packs as a bonus action and twice as far.

• After you throw a dynamite stick or pack as a bonus action, you can target it at any point of its trajectory with a ranged firearm attack. When shot using this feature the dynamite has an AC of 20, exploding immediately if a shot lands, and you add your charisma modifier to the damage of the explosion.