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Roil Dancer

Writer: Forrest Heck

Editing: Forrest Heck, Jeremy Smith
Interior Design: Forrest Heck
Interior Layout: Forrest Heck
Illustrator: Jack Holliday

Publisher: Jeremy Smith

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The Roil Dancer
Like a lot of Dreamscarred Press material, this archetype
began for personal use; a sort of random extra project
written as a break from the official stuff. Something that
I could use in my own games, with the possibility (but
not quite the intent) of submitting it to Dreamscarred
Press to be published later down the line.
However, with the Path of War errata project still in
the works, this archetype receiving a surprisingly large
amount of playtesting from fans of the subsystem and
fans of the kineticist, and the simplicity of getting it fully
prepared for official use, it was decided that it we'd pick
it up. So here's a small mini-release: just one archetype,
which kicks off the Divergent Paths line as a teaser of
what's to come with Divergent Paths: Medic, Divergent
Paths: Fool's Errand, and more.
Whether you're a fan of the kineticist or a fan of Path
of War, we hope you enjoy.
—Forrest Heck
Creative Director, Dreamscarred Press
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Roil Dancer (Kineticist Archetype)
“I’m told that ‘proper’ magecraft is subtle; that an
archmage is always planning and predicting, then letting
others do his dirty work. I don’t get it. What’s the point of
magic if you can’t stab people with it?”
—Theodore Sal, a roil dancer
Animus. One of the many types of incredible magic, and
also one of the most dangerous. Where mystics temper
their animus through meditation and discipline, the
martial mages known as roil dancers take the opposite
route: if their power is harmful for them to use, they
will simply outlast it. Roil dancers train their minds
and bodies not to control, but to survive, emphasizing
physical fitness and determination above all else as they
prepare themselves for the battlefield.
The roil dancer is an archetype for the kineticist base
class detailed in Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: Occult
Adventures, and uses rules and material from Path of War
and Path of War: Expanded.
Maneuvers: A roil dancer begins his career with
knowledge of three martial maneuvers. The disciplines
available to him are Elemental Flux, Mithral Current,
Solar Wind, and Thrashing Dragon. A roil dancer gains
Perform and Spellcraft as class skills.
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Once the roil dancer knows a maneuver, he must additional stance to learn. The maximum level of stances
ready it before he can use it (see Maneuvers Readied, gained through roil dancer levels is limited by those
below). A maneuver usable by roil dancers is considered listed in Table 1-1: Archetype Maneuver Progression.
an extraordinary ability unless otherwise noted in it or Unlike maneuvers, stances are not expended and the
its discipline’s description. A roil dancer’s maneuvers roil dancer does not have to ready them. All the stances
are not affected by spell resistance, and he does not he knows are available to him at all times, and he can
provoke attacks of opportunity when he initiates one. change the stance he is currently maintaining as a
The roil dancer learns additional maneuvers at higher swift action. A stance is an extraordinary ability unless
levels, as indicated on Table 1-1: Archetype Maneuver otherwise stated in the stance or discipline description.
Progression. The maximum level of maneuvers gained Unlike with maneuvers, a roil dancer cannot learn a
through roil dancer levels is limited by those listed in new stance at higher levels in place of one he already
that table as well, although this restriction does not apply knows.
to maneuvers added to his maneuvers known through This ability replaces the infusions gained at 5th, 9th,
other methods, such as prestige classes or the Advanced 13th, and 17th levels, as well as the utility wild talents
Study feat. A roil dancer must meet a maneuver’s gained at 4th, 8th, 12th, 16th, and 20th levels.
prerequisite to learn it. See the Systems and Use chapter Animus (Su): A roil dancer’s abilities are fueled by
in Path of War for more details on how maneuvers are an explosive combination of inner strength and psychic
used. might. Within his soul is a reservoir of roiling, turbulent
Upon reaching 4th level, and at every even numbered energy, and the passion and danger of combat causes
initiator level thereafter (6th, 8th, 10th, and so on), the this arcane energy to overflow outwards. This power,
roil dancer can choose to learn a new maneuver in called animus, waxes and wanes with a roil dancer’s use
place of one he already knows. In effect, he loses the old of his maneuvers in battle. Outside combat, a roil dancer
maneuver in exchange for the new one. He can choose has no animus to spend.
a new maneuver of any level he likes, as long as he When a roil dancer enters combat, he gains an animus
observes the restriction on the highest-level maneuvers pool equal to 1 + his roil dancer initiation modifier
he knows; the roil dancer need not replace the old (minimum 1) at the start of his first turn, and adds one
maneuver with a maneuver of the same level. He can point of animus to his animus pool at the start of each
swap only a single maneuver at any given level. A roil
dancer’s initiation modifier is Constitution, and each roil Table 1-1: Archetype Maneuver Progression
dancer level is counted as a full initiator level. Maximum
Maneuvers Readied: A roil dancer can ready all three Maneuvers Maneuver
of his maneuvers known at 1st level, and as he advances Level Known Readied Stances Level Known
in level and learns more maneuvers, he is able to ready 1st 3 3 1 1
more, but must still choose which maneuvers to ready.
A roil dancer must always ready his maximum number 2nd 4 3 1 1
of maneuvers readied. He readies his maneuvers by 3rd 5 3 1 1
focusing his furious energies for ten minutes. The 4th 6 4 2 2
maneuvers he chooses remain readied until he decides
5th 6 4 2 2
to practice again and change them. The roil dancer does
not need to sleep or rest for any long period of time in 6th 6 4 2 2
order to ready his maneuvers; any time he spends ten 7th 7 4 3 3
minutes meditating or practicing, he can change his
8th 7 4 3 3
readied maneuvers.
A roil dancer begins an encounter with all his readied 9th 8 4 3 4
maneuvers unexpended, regardless of how many times 10th 8 5 3 4
he might have already used them since he chose them. 11th 9 5 4 5
When he initiates a maneuver, he expends it for the
12th 9 5 4 5
current encounter, so each of his readied maneuvers can
be used once per encounter (unless he recovers them, as 13th 10 5 5 6
described below). 14th 11 5 5 6
In order for the roil dancer to recover maneuvers,
15th 11 6 5 6
he must use his gather power ability (see below).
Alternately, the roil dancer may take a moment to brace 16th 12 6 5 6
himself against his power, recovering a single maneuver 17th 13 6 5 6
as a standard action. 18th 14 6 5 6
Stances Known: A roil dancer begins his career with
knowledge of one stance from any discipline open to roil 19th 14 6 5 6
dancer. At 4th, 7th, 11th, and 13th levels, he can select an 20th 15 7 5 6

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of his turns thereafter. His animus pool persists for one
minute after the last enemy combatant is defeated or the
encounter otherwise ends. At the end of any round in
which the roil dancer initiates a maneuver, he adds an
additional point of animus to his pool. Certain abilities,
such as some class features, maneuvers, and feats,
require the roil dancer to expend points of animus to use.
A roil dancer can spend points of animus to augment
maneuvers initiated using his kinetic blade in the
following way. If the roil dancer has the ability to
augment his maneuvers in other ways, such as from
another class feature or the maneuver itself, this cannot
be combined with the augments granted by this class
feature; he must choose which augmentation type to use
when initiating the maneuver.
• Fight Fire With Fire: When the roil dancer initiates
a maneuver using his kinetic blade and would take
burn from the blast or the infusions applied, he
may spend animus to reduce the amount of burn
taken by 1 point of burn per 2 points of animus
spent. He can spend as much animus as he wishes
when augmenting a maneuver in this way, but this
does not allow him to go over the normal maximum
amount of burn gained in a round—in effect, he
shields himself from the burn after choosing to
take it.
• Ignition Surge: When the roil dancer initiates a
maneuver that normally allows multiple attacks, he
can spend animus to make the additional attacks
with his kinetic blade (even though it normally only
allows one attack). For every 3 points of animus
spent, he can make up to one additional attack with
one of his kinetic blades. He can spend as much
animus as he wishes when augmenting a maneuver
in this way, potentially allowing multiple attacks
with multiple kinetic blades if he has a maneuver
that allows it.
The roil dancer can also accept burn to fuel maneuvers
that have an animus augment. Whenever he initiates such
a maneuver, he can accept 1 point of burn to augment
further. He is treated as having spent 1 additional point
of animus, even over the normal maximum augment
on his maneuvers. For example, a 7th-level roil dancer
could initiate the elemental strike maneuver and spend
two points of animus (his normal maximum), then accept
a point of burn of burn to further increase his strike’s
damage and save DC by 1d6 and +1, respectively. He
must still follow the normal restrictions on the amount
of burn he can accept during a round.
Focused Flux (Su): A roil dancer chooses an elemental
focus at 1st level like a normal kineticist, but his choice
also carries over to his use of the Elemental Flux and
Solar Wind disciplines. Regardless of which element
is his current active element, any time a maneuver or
stance of those disciplines refers to an energy type
(such as for dealing damage, granting or ignoring
resistances, or even gaining an immunity), it uses one
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of the following damage types instead, based on the roil
dancer’s primary elemental focus. The roil dancer can
still change his active element, and will still gain any
additional non-damage effects of his active element’s
maneuvers or stances.
• Aether: The roil dancer rends his foes with telekinetic
blades, dealing slashing damage.*
• Air: The roil dancer fires lightning at his foes, dealing
electricity damage.
• Earth: The roil dancer creates cruel spikes of stone,
dealing piercing damage.*
• Fire: The roil dancer sets his foes ablaze, dealing fire
damage.
• Water: The roil dancer freezes his foes solid, dealing
cold damage.
• Void: The roil dancer crushes his foes with gravity,
dealing bludgeoning damage.*
• Wood: The roil dancer infuses his foes with pure life,
dealing positive energy damage.
*Bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage dealt in
this way is treated as magical and affected by damage
reduction. If the roil dancer would gain the ability to
ignore resistances of that type, he instead ignores an
equal amount of damage reduction. If the roil dancer
gains a resistance or immunity to one of these damage
types from a maneuver or stance, these still function as
normal, reducing damage of that type as appropriate.
A roil dancer’s resistances or immunities to a physical
damage type apply to all attacks that deal that damage
type, even ones that are also other types of damage.
This ability alters elemental focus, but does not cause
the roil dancer archetype to be incompatible with other
archetypes that alter the elemental focus class feature.
Gather Power (Ex): A roil dancer’s power comes from
within as well as without. Thus, in order to gather power,
a roil dancer must spend points of animus. It costs him 1
point of animus to gather power as a move action, and 2
points of animus to gather power as a full-round action.
When the roil dancer gathers power as a move action,
he can recover a single expended maneuver. When he
gathers power as a full-round action, he can recover
a number of expended maneuvers equal to his roil
dancer initiation modifier (minimum 2) after gathering
Positive Energy Damage
Positive energy damage, also used in Psionics Augmented:
Seventh Path, deals damage by disrupting the target’s
body with an influx of pure life. Although most positive
energy heals living targets, positive energy damage can
be likened to a “power surge,” simultaneously bringing
new life to a creature while overloading its ability to
function, with the end result of harm. Thus, unlike
normal positive energy, it deals damage to all targets
equally, regardless of whether or not they are alive. It
otherwise functions as normal for energy damage.
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power. A roil dancer with the supercharge class feature
recovers one additional maneuver when he gathers
power (regardless of the action used). He cannot recover
a maneuver he initiated since the end of his last turn
with this ability, and still recovers maneuvers even if his
gather power is interrupted by an opponent. This ability
alters gather power.
Kinetic Blademaster (Su): At 1st level, a roil dancer
gains kinetic blade as a bonus wild talent. He can use
this wild talent as part of initiating martial maneuvers
that use weapons (including counters that require him
to make an attack roll), and reduces its burn cost by 1
when doing so. If the maneuver allows the roil dancer
to make attacks with multiple weapons (including by
the Thrashing Dragon Pounce feat or similar effects), he
may use the kinetic blade wild talent multiple times to
create the appropriate amount of weapons (paying any
burn costs as normal, and potentially creating kinetic
blades that use different kinetic blasts if he wishes).
He is treated as having drawn his kinetic blade during
the maneuver for the purposes of Mithral Current
maneuvers and similar effects. Full attack maneuvers
count as allowing two weapons, allowing the roil dancer
to create two kinetic blades.
A roil dancer can only use a given kinetic blade for one
attack when initiating a maneuver, unless he augments
the maneuver with his ignition surge ability.
If he initiates a maneuver that allows or requires
ranged attacks, the roil dancer can use his kinetic blade
to make such attacks as a thrown weapon with a range
increment of 30 feet.
The roil dancer also gains these benefits and any other
benefits from this archetype with the kinetic whip wild
talent, if he later gains it.
Kinetic Blast (Sp): A roil dancer’s kinetic blast
deals less damage than other kineticists. At 1st level,
it functions as normal, but rather than increasing its
damage at every two kineticist levels beyond 1st, it
increases at 4th level and every four kineticist levels
thereafter. Thus, a simple physical blast’s base damage
would be 1d6+1 at 1st level, 2d6+2 at 4th level, 3d6+3 at
8th level, and so on. Composite blasts have their damage
progression similarly reduced. This ability alters kinetic
blast, but does not cause the roil dancer archetype to be
incompatible with other archetypes that alter the kinetic
blast class feature.
Metakinesis (Su): When a roil dancer empowers
or maximizes a kinetic blast, the effect only applies to
the blast itself; it does not increase or maximize the
damage dealt by maneuver or stances. Roil dancers
cannot quicken their kinetic blade or kinetic whip wild
talents, nor can they use those talents twice with the
same action when they reach 17th level. This ability
alters metakinesis, but does not cause the roil dancer
archetype to be incompatible with other archetypes that
alter or replace the metakinesis class feature.
New Item
This item is uniquely suited to roil dancers and other
kineticists who follow a more martial path.
PRICE
FLICKER GAUNTLET 1,000 GP
SLOT hands (see text) CL 6th WEIGHT —
AURA moderate conjuration
This elegant gauntlet made of gleaming metal is far thinner
and lighter than it appears; almost like a glove made of
flexible metal. As a free action, the wearer can store a single
item that weighs up to 20 pounds within the gauntlet; the
item must be one that they can hold in one hand. When
stored within the gauntlet, the item has a negligible weight
and the hand wearing the gauntlet is now considered
empty. Spell durations and other effects on the item are not
suppressed, and continue to expire. An item can only be
stored within the gauntlet for a short time; one minute after
using this ability, the item reappears in the wearer's hand (or
falls to the ground, if their hand is occupied).
At any point before that time, the gauntlet's wearer can
retrieve the item with a snap of their fingers (also a free
action). If the gauntlet's effect is suppressed or dispelled, the
stored item appears instantly. A character can wear a flicker
gauntlet on each of their hands; however, while wearing at
least one flicker gauntlet, they cannot use other items that
also use the hand slot. When a flicker gauntlet is worn by
a character with an active element, active energy type, or
elemental focus, its surface pulses with waves of colors
reminiscent of the wearer's element or elements.
CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS COST 500 GP
Craft Wondrous Item, rope trick
New Feats
Some of the following feats have the gather power
descriptor. These feats modify the use of the gather
power class feature, and only one can be used by a
kineticist at once when they gather power.
A character that gathers power as a full-round action,
then gathers power as a move action will trigger their
feat's effects twice (once for the full-round action and
once for the move action).
Augmented Elements
You have the spark of psionic power, allowing you to
broaden your elemental abilities.
Prerequisites: Kineticist level 1st.
Benefit: You learn a simple blast from any element
(including your primary element, if there is another
blast for you to choose). Unless you later gain access
to this blast through another method, you increase its
burn cost by 1 whenever you use it. In addition, you
gain the psionic subtype, allowing you to take psionic
feats, metapsionic feats, and psionic item creation feats.
If you do not have your primary element’s basic utility
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talent (for example, if you have traded it away with an Benefit: When you successfully finish gathering power,
archetype), you also gain that wild talent. you can choose to force the gathered energy into those
around you in addition to using it to fuel your own
Inner Fire (Psionic)
abilities. Each adjacent creature must succeed at a
You use psionic power to augment your rampaging
Fortitude save (DC 10 + 1/2 your kineticist level + your
elemental abilities.
Constitution modifier) or gain 1 point of burn, taking 1
Prerequisites: Gather power class feature.
point of nonlethal damage per Hit Die they possess, as
Benefit: You can expend your psionic focus while
usual for burn. If you gathered power as a full-round
gathering power to reduce the action needed to alleviate
action, you may have this ability affects other creatures
burn. If you take a swift action, you are treated as if you
within 10 feet of you, instead of adjacent creatures. This
had gathered power as a move action. If you take a move
feat is a supernatural ability.
action, you are treated as if you gathered power for a full
round. You cannot gather power in another way in the Solar Flare (Combat, Gather Power)
same turn you use this feat. You can gather power, then emit a blinding flash of light.
Prerequisites: Gather power class feature, kineticist
Kinetic Duelist (Combat)
level 1st.
You can create a second kinetic blade.
Benefit: When you successfully finish gathering power,
Prerequisites: Two-Weapon Fighting, kinetic blade
you can emit a 20-foot burst of light that forces each
wild talent.
creature within its area that can see you to make a Reflex
Benefit: When you use the kinetic blade wild talent,
save (DC 10 + 1/2 your kineticist level + your Constitution
you may make a second kinetic blade in your off hand.
modifier) or become dazzled for 1 minute. If you
You can only make one attack with this second kinetic
gathered power as a full-round action, creatures that fail
blade, regardless of how many off-hand attacks you
their saves are instead blinded for 1 round. When you
would normally receive. You pay burn costs for the
use this feat, you choose the shape of the burst; it may be
second kinetic blade as normal, and can make the second
either a line, a cone, or a sphere around you (its range
kinetic blade using a different kinetic blast than the
remains the same regardless). This feat is a supernatural
first, if you wish. If you used gather power to reduce the
ability.
cost of the first kinetic blade, the reduction from gather
power does not apply to the second blade's cost as well. Syphon Vitality (Combat, Gather Power)
You can gather power from creatures instead of the
Mind Afire
environment.
You can fuel your psychic powers with the same mental
Prerequisites: Gather power class feature, kineticist
fortitude that strengthens your body.
level 1st.
Prerequisites: Kineticist level 1st, must use an ability
Benefit: When you gather power, you can choose
score other than Constitution to determine your hit
to syphon the animating essence of opponents within
points (such as by possessing the Altered Life feat).
10 feet. When you successfully finish doing so, each
Benefit: You can use the ability score you use to
creature within the area must make a Will save (DC 10
determine your hit points instead of your Constitution
+ 1/2 your kineticist level + your Constitution modifier)
for determining how much burn you can possess, the
or become sickened for 1 round. If you gathered power
save DCs of your kineticist class features, the bonus
as a full-round action, this sicken effect instead lasts for
damage of your kinetic blasts, and any wild talent that
1 minute. As this ability works by sapping the energy
uses your Constitution modifier to determine its effect.
keeping a creature animate, it can still sicken creatures
Ripple in Still Water (Combat) that are normally immune to being sickened. This feat is
Like a calm river's hidden currents, your stilled mind a supernatural ability.
conceals deadly intent.
Prerequisites: Ki pool class feature, kineticist level 1st.
Benefits: Your kineticist levels and your levels in the
class that granted you the ki pool class feature stack
for determining the number of points in your ki pool
each day and the base damage of your kinetic blasts. In
addition, you do not provoke attacks of opportunity for Altered Life (Heritage)
using your kinetic blast while threatened (neither from Your unusual nature affects your vitality, bolstering
it being a spell-like ability nor from it being a ranged you in ways different from other mortals.
attack). Prerequisites: Aberration, fey, ooze, plant, or
Scatter Power (Combat, Gather Power) undead type.
You create an eruption of gather power that infects those Benefit: Choose Wisdom or Charisma. You calculate
around you. your bonus hit points per Hit Die based on the chosen
Prerequisites: Gather power class feature, kineticist ability score instead of your Constitution.
level 1st.

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