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The Poisoner's Revelation
His trade tends towards the macabre and the misunderstood, but that doesn’t diminish the brilliant spark of a discovery. –
Inspired by leather, fiction’s loveable villains, and a stinky start to spooky season.
Painted in watercolor, gouache and colored pencil on 140lb Arches hot press paper. Accented with genuine gold leaf and framed.
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Poisoner (Pathfinder Second Edition Archetype)
(art by IrenHorrors on DeviantArt)
Whether you want to have something to wear down a superior foe, slay someone subtly without it being traced back to you, or so on, poison is often the tool of choice. It may not be considered the honorable option, but if you’re considering using poison in the first place, you’ve probably dispensed with such a stuffy limiting notion to begin with.
Named for the 1E rogue archetype of the same name, the poisoner has you covered, specializing in providing various poison-related abilities from the alchemist class alongside a few unique tricks of their own to make themselves all the more deadly.
It’s all pretty much mundane poison though, so if you’re looking to emulate some of the poison-focused caster classes and archetypes from First Edition, you’ll have to look elsewhere. However, if you’re seeking to blend even more poison into your rogue, ranger, or other class, this may be what you’re looking for.
This archetype also has a Remastered version in addition to the original, but as far as I can tell, they share all the same abilities albeit under slightly different names and wording, so without further ado, let’s begin!
The baseline dedication for the archetype grants the knowledge of how to make cheap poisons each day, borrowing some techniques from professional alchemists to do so.
Some prefer to deliver their poisons via blowdart thanks to their subtle nature, making it easier for them to land the attack in a vital area as well as remain hidden afterwards.
Working with poison does mean the risk of exposure, and whether it be repeated accidental exposure or deliberate, many develop a decent resistance to such things.
Poison works best when it reaches the systems it is meant to attack faster, and with a cruel twist of their weapon, these poisoners can drive the envenomed blade deeper towards those areas of the body.
With training, they can increase the number of poisons they can brew for free each day, increasing their on-hand arsenal.
Whether it is a careful coating or hidden needles, many trap their own clothing to deliver a punishing surprise to those that would accost them.
They are also quite fluid in the act of applying poison to a weapon, drawing vials and doing so in fluid motions. What’s more, they learn to make some simple poisons as well.
With expert formulation and concentration, their poisons can be brewed to last longer, withering their foes for a greater duration.
Some learn to supercharge their immune systems so that they can better resist a poison not just with the initial dose, but for the rest of the day as well.
Normally a poison gets washed off or absorbed by the body once it’s used, but with a tacky medium, some learn to mix poisons that can last through multiple strikes.
Later on, some learn to improve their most basic poisons to be more potent.
A foe is less likely to guard against a poison if they don’t see it coming, so it’s only natural that some of these professionals would specialize in delivering poisons to the unaware through stealthy attacks or delivery of inhaled toxins and the like.
Finally, the most skilled among them can actually slash at foes in such a way that some of the poisoned blood of their foes splatters on other enemies, afflicting them as well.
This archetype is interesting, though I find it has some questionable aspects, such as why you’d have both free alchemical poisons daily as well as the ability to also gain the basic generic poison uses associated with certain rogues as well, but I suppose that if you’re going to make poisoning your enemies your entire deal, you would like to never run out of poisons. As for what class to take this with, you could blend it with alchemist or rogue, obviously, as well as pretty much any and all martial classes, though typically only non-good champions would ever utilize it. Most spellcasters would only dabble in it at best to have a backup in case they were ever forced into melee without any spell options whatsoever, but whatever makes sense for you.
At the end of the day, mastering poison is a skillset. Some folks will treat it as their special interest, something they dedicate their time and passion to, while others simply master it because it’s useful for their work. How that dynamic plays out is of course up to you as a player.
Seeking dominion over the natural world, the cult of the demon Ironclaw has concocted a scheme that is as foolhardy as it is dangerous, Use the most potent poisons to overcome the might of the legendary Wardens of the Wild, starting with the Warden of Caves and Burrows, so that it’s dominion over vast mineral stores could be taken and exploited.
Kholo, or gnoll, cultures typically consume their dead out of reverence, so the undead are rare among their kind, but when they happen, it is their solemn duty to lay these poor lost souls to rest. Such is especially true for Natepi, who is also a duskwalker in addition to kholo. When the lord of a nearby land begins utilizing a strange new poison that raises those slain with it as easily controlled undead, she dedicates herself to destroying the source of this monstrous toxin, but she knows she cannot do it alone.
Mercy and honor don’t pay the bills. That is something that apothecary Brinas Forgewater always believed. By day, he is a simple peddler of medicines, but by night he sells more lethal mixtures to assassins, cutthroats, and the like. Very rarely, he even takes a job using these poisons if they’re potent enough that he doesn’t trust anyone else to handle them. However, this line of work means making friends and enemies in the wrong places, and now someone has decided that he knows too much.
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I actually coloured something. Hehe, I do have some changes and more concepts to fully explore for them, but hehe. Some townies will come next since these are from my tos2 dnd/murder mystery I run for my friends, and I wanna clean them all up. :3
Medusa - Medelyn,
High fashion, old money, runs the boutique with her husband, a blind tailor and toymaker.
Poisoner - Posey
High energy tavern worker at the Foamy guard. Enjoys when someone (usually trickster) starts a bar fight.
Ritualist - Rito
Lead journalist, runs the local newspaper. Arrogant and running on about 9 cups of coffee an hour, those all nighters really don't come for free you know!
Hex Master - Roku
A somber graffiti and street artist, though he also creates portraits for the socialite and sometimes provides illustrations to the newspaper.
LOOK WHO IT IS!!! say hello to dante novikov, aka poisoner!!! (he/him) :D i submitted him to @tf2shipswag‘s oc tourney and saw a BUNCH of propaganda posters popping up, so i wanted to join in! poisoner is a 5′2″ college dropout with absolutely no money and a real love for toxicology. he’s originally from russia, and he joined mann co after getting expelled from his university for releasing the lab rats </3 but hey it pays why should you vote for poisoner? -he’s cool -voting for him makes YOU cool -it’ll make me happy :3
Melodic Misconceptions 🎹
Track 03: Mentor Buddies but not really
Synopsis: Victoria Shard was a former member of the popular idol group [ Poisoner ] from NRC corporations. After discourse with her group leader, Victoria decided it was best for her to leave and pursue her solo career in a record label run by her parents.
It had been half a year since her separation from her old group, and Victoria had never been more successful. But now she has a new problem. She must return to NRC corporations in order to mentor the seven idol groups.
Ellis Clawthorne is a member of [ (Co)-connect ] the most recent group under NRC'S belt. With no experience as an idol, Ellis must persevere in order to succeed and pursue her dreams.
Will both girls be able to adapt to their current situations?
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Author's note: Made this a tad bit shorter since I'm trying to work out the pacing for this ^^ the first six tracks will feature Zen and Vic just wandering around the corporation's grounds until track 06.
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