dlc - Tome of Outerah

rdFrogon — Shops and businesses are the lifeblood of all societies, regardless of the planet. You have learned to use your business savvy ways in their travels with this added knowledge. You can sell on the side to maintain a steady flow of income. Some can enchant gears with soul gems, build machinery for battle, or create potions to aid your team. Having a specific party member on your team which can create supplies may very well be worth more to you in the long run than relying on various vendors.

Tome DLC

Note: The Tome DLC cannot be a Prime Class. These DLC Tomes magically attach to another Tome, merging the 2 books into one. This allows the use of new skills onto your tome. Did you find an Alchemist DLC? If so, then you have access to all Alchemist Skills! Choose to add one of these specs onto your tome after you merge them: Alchemist, Chef, Mechanic, Gadgeteer, Jeweler, or Soldier.

Tome Requirements Any

Any Tome can have a Tradesmaster DLC attached to it including non-class Tomes. Though once it is attached, it cannot be undone… Choose carefully!
Deity Bond All

Tome DLC is available for only certain deities. Chef and Alchemists are only useable by Repter aligned races. Mechanic and Gadgeteer are only useable by Marcarvious aligned races. Jeweler and Solder are only useable by Proterius aligned races.

Chose Your Specialty Class For Your Initial Skills and Bonuses!

Chef

Whether in the back of a kitchen or out on the battlefield, the job of a chef is to keep the bellies of others full. Your meals give your allies perks and act as a natural deprivation meter repellent! With the right ingredients, you can make the best meal your allies could ever ask for!

Class Specialty Bonuses:

- Specialty Skill: Slice of Life [Unlocks: Level 1]
- Signature Move: Priority Mail [Unlocks: Level 20]
- Stat Point Upgrade: +1 Wisdom at Levels 2, 8, 14, 20, and 26.
- Strategy Guide: Outeran Cooking Guide
- Talent Upgrade: Survival (Plus Charge: Lvl 4; Super Charge: Lvl 17)

Alchemist

Potions and other supplies are always in demand and as an alchemist, you’re the one who has what people need! You take pride in your concoctions and they come with their own personal touch, adding additional bonuses to otherwise standard potions. Alchemists carry a special pouch required to collect their ingredients for their famous concoctions. Many of these specialized items can only be used by an alchemist.

Class Specialty Bonuses:

- Specialty Skill: Chemistry Pro [Unlocks: Level 1]
- Signature Move: Potion Combo [Unlocks: Level 20]
- Stat Point Upgrade: +1 Wisdom at Levels 2, 8, 14, 20, and 26.
- Strategy Guide: Outeran Alchemy Guide
- Talent Upgrade: Persuasion (Plus Charge: Lvl 4; Super Charge: Lvl 17)

Mechanic

Engineering and robotics are two fields that are always in demand. As a mechanic, you are able to build gadgets to aid people from all walks of life from all around the universe. Your intelligence is on a whole other level, showcased by the contraptions you’ve tinkered with, fixed, and even created. Mechanics prefer to spend their time in the back row, forging an army to take out their enemies, and create defenses for your permanent or temporary shelters.

Class Specialty Bonuses:

- Specialty Skill: Power Suit [Unlocks: Level 1]
- Signature Move: Exploding Drone [Unlocks: Level 20]
- Stat Point Upgrade: +1 Strength at Levels 2, 8, 14, 20, and 26.
- Strategy Guide: Outeran Forging Guide
- Talent Upgrade: Persuasion (Plus Charge: Lvl 4; Super Charge: Lvl 17)

Gadgeteer

One man’s junk is another’s treasure. This couldn’t hold truer for you! Everyday items are a treasure trove for you and your ideas! Everything is multipurpose your eyes; as a Gadgeteer you have the ability to put things together and use them for your own purposes.

Class Specialty Bonuses:

- Specialty Skill: Tinker Time! [Unlocks: Level 1]
- Signature Move: Electrifying Boost [Unlocks: Level 20]
- Stat Point Upgrade: +1 Vitality at Levels 2, 8, 14, 20, and 26.
- Strategy Guide: Outeran Cursing Guide
- Talent Upgrade: Persuasion (Plus Charge: Lvl 4; Super Charge: Lvl 17)

Jeweler

Soul gems are hardened spirits whose journey isn’t over quite yet. Soul gems have a property that is carried over from their past life and as a jeweler, you can identify these properties and harness them properly. If a jeweler is nearby, they also know the process to quicken the refining of a soul gem.

Class Specialty Bonuses:

- Specialty Skill: Soulstone Master [Unlocks: Level 1]
- Signature Move: Soul Stoned [Unlocks: Level 20]
- Stat Point Upgrade: +1 Spirituality at Levels 2, 8, 14, 20, and 26.
- Strategy Guide: Outeran Jeweler Guide
- Talent Upgrade: Persuasion (Plus Charge: Lvl 4; Super Charge: Lvl 17)

Soldier

While others are selling and creating things, you are defending the merchandise. You are able to sell your services as guarding, killing, patrolling, or otherwise keeping the peace within a given area. Your specialization is exterminating the threat by any means necessary.

Class Specialty Bonuses:

- Specialty Skill: A Front Face [Unlocks: Level 1]
- Signature Move: Firing Squad [Unlocks: Level 20]
- Stat Point Upgrade: +1 Strength at Levels 2, 8, 14, 20, and 26.
- Strategy Guide: Outeran Poison Making Guide
- Talent Upgrade: Perception (Plus Charge: Lvl 4; Super Charge: Lvl 17)

Job Points are obtainable at Levels 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 31, 34, and 37. Players may choose any skill they wish with a Job Point from the next highest Tier, starting at Tier 1. Example: At Level 6 you can pick from the Tier 2 skill of the column you’ve already accessed your Tier 1 skill from, or pick another Tier 1 skill in a different column.

Power Suit		Neutral	Tier: S	AT: None	DLC – Mechanic
You have built your very own battle armor, a suit to enhance your physical abilities to allow you to fight on the front line. As you level, you choose an ability to unlock on the power suit. Listed attacks below are counted as normal attacks and count as your main-hand action.
1. You’ve upgraded the power suit by adding a shoulder-mounted missile launcher, dealing 1D6 per missile. At Level 7, you shoot 2 missiles; Level 13 grants you 4 missiles; Level 21 grants you 6 missiles, and Level 27 grants you 8 missiles. At level 30, these missiles are upgraded to 1D10 damage each. You can select a different target for each missile or attack one enemy with all of them! Your missiles always have a Plus Charge on attack rolls due to their homing mechanic. To restock, simply visit a shop and make sure you buy them before others beat you to the punch! 2. You fit your suit with a sword made of a hardened crystal alloy. At Level 7 it deals 1D10 damage. At Level 13, it deals 2D10 damage; at Level 21, it pierces their agility score and deals 4D10 damage. At Level 27, the sword deals 6D10 damage while shattering their gear. At level 30, your sword can penetrate all defenses (Adds Zero).
3. Your armor gains an elemental property of your choice to give your suit an added layer of defense. At Level 7, you take 1D6 less damage; at Level 13, you take 1D10 less damage, and at Level 21 take 2D6 less damage. At Level 27, you take half damage from all attacks of the chosen element, more than 2D6 damage, and at level 30 you become immune to your chosen element. 4. You add an extra layer of plating to help bolster your suit’s defense. At Level 7, you take 10% less damage; at Level 13, you take 20% less damage; at Level 21, you become immune to neutral physical attacks. At level 27 you take half damage to all physical attacks. Level 30 makes your armor unbreakable and cannot be stripped by divesters or other likeminded thieves.
5. You craft an elemental energy core to harness the power of the elements! At Level 6 you can endow your attacks with fire; Level 13 grants you the option to change to water or earth; Level 21 allows you to change to wind or spirit, and Level 27 lets you choose between change to shadow or light. At Level 30, your suit is able to harness the power of creation and destruction. Any physical attacks you perform can be changed to the element of your choosing; this is helpful for bypassing heavy armor or when you & your team need to exploit a foe’s elemental weakness! 6. You’ve upgraded your visors to see where you cannot. If you don’t have darkvision, you gain it while donning your suit; if you do have darkvision, your range doubles. And whether or not you do or do not have darkvision, the thermal sensors in your new upgrade allow you to detect heat signatures. This renders an enemy’s attempt to hide obsolete, as you can see them clear as day. Last but certainly not least, you are immune to Blind while donning the suit!
	MP Cost	Damage	Range	Target Cells	(Status) Effects
Lvl 1	Passive	–	Self	1x1x1	Unlock first boon +1 Unlock e7 Lvls