Blacksmith2


Level KXP
Spells
1 0 (none)
2 2 (none)
3 4 (none)
4 8 (none)
5 16 (none)
6 32 (none)
7 64 (none)
8 125 (none)
9 250 (none)
10 500 (none)
11 750 (none)
12 1000 (none)
13 1250 (none)
14 1500 (none)
15 1750 (none)
16 2000 (none)
17 2250 (none)
18 2500 (none)
19 2750 (none)
20 3000 (none)
21 3250 (none)
22 3500 (none)
23 3750 (none)
24 4000 (none)
25 4250 (none)
26 4500 (none)
27 4750 (none)
28 5000 (none)
29 5250 (none)
30 5500 (none)
31 5750 (none)
32 6000 (none)
33 6250 (none)
34 6500 (none)
35 6750 (none)
36 7000 (none)
TH Saves
PD RS PP BW Sp Fo Re Wi
+0  4  2  3  1  1  1  1  0
+1  5  2  4  2  1  1  1  0
+2  5  3  4  3  2  2  2  1
+3  6  4  5  4  3  2  2  1
+4  7  5  6  5  4  3  2  1
+5  8  5  7  6  4  3  3  2
+6  8  6  7  7  5  4  3  2
+7  9  7  8  8  6  4  4  2
+8 10  8  9  9  7  5  4  3
+9 11  8 10 10  7  5  4  3
+10 11  9 10 11  8  6  5  3
+11 12 10 11 12  9  6  5  4
+12 13 11 12 13 10  7  6  4
+13 14 11 13 14 10  7  6  4
+14 14 12 13 14 11  8  6  5
+15 14 12 14 14 11  8  7  5
+16 14 13 14 14 12  9  7  5
+17 15 13 14 14 12  9  8  6
Requisites: Str 12, Dex 9, Con 12, Int 9, Wis 9
Alignment: any
HD/level: d10
Weapon Prof.: 3+level/3
To Hit Table: War
Save Table: War
Reference: S&S2
Groups: Warrior
 
Level 1: +1 TH and +2 dmg with hammers.
Level 1: Can make metal items (incl. weapons/armor) at half normal cost. Note that a "crap item" (that is already half cost) becomes one-quarter cost.
Level 1: Can make items up to his CL as an "S" number on the unusual materials chart. If the "S" number is below CL, it is at half cost.
Level 1: Free Blacksmithing, Armorer, Weaponsmithing proficiencies.
Level 1: Reads on the "non-Warrior" line for weapon specialization number of attacks. (DM Note: Yeah that sucks, I know. The original class can't specialize at all!)
Level 2: Can make items up to his CL/2 (round down) as a TL number on the technological items chart. The items must be generally made of metal (no chemical reactions, electronics, etc.).
Level 2: Can make "finely balanced weapons" (see wielding multiple weapons) and "custom fitted armor" (-1 bulk) at x1.5 cost (it's only an additional x[+0.5] for unusual materials, so a x3 item becomes x3.5 for cost).
Level 2: Can repair non-magical armor and weapons.
Level 4: Can repair magical armor and weapons, each turn spent restores a "half-plus" or a lost ability. The losses must have been physical in nature (crushing blow, etc.).
Level 4: Attracts one 1st level apprentice per level.
Level 8: Can repair magical armor and weapons, even from non-physical sources (drained, disenchanted, etc.). Disintegrated items *can* be restored if the Blacksmith2 is at the location where the item was disintegrated. Disjuncted, Annihilated, and Pixelated items cannot be restored. DM Note: Annihilated items can be restored if you are at Sigil or higher in the Funnel.
Level 9: Can make "Items of Quality". Weapons are +1 TH and +1 dmg, Armor is +1 AC and +1 saves. These are non-magical plusses, but count as plusses for purposes of what you need to hit monsters. Items of quality do not cost any extra money to make, and do not increase the XP sale value of the item (so a Long Sword +1/+1 of Quality [+1/+1] sells for the same amount as a simple Long Sword +1/+1).
Level 9: Can make existing items into Items of Quality, it takes 1 hour per item.
Level 10: Attacts one level (CL-5) apprentice per level.
Level 18: Items of Quality are now +2 for each half-plus. Or they can be 3 total half-plusses (distribute as you like).
Level 27: Items of Quality are now +3 for each half-plus. Or they can be 5 total half-plusses (distribute as you like).
Level 36: Items of Quality are now +4 for each half-plus. Or they can be 7 total half-plusses (distribute as you like).