Special Abilities
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Medic Dedication - You become an Expert in Medicine. When you succeed with Battle Medicine or Treat Wounds, the target regains 5 additional HP at DC 20, 10 HP at DC 30, or 15 HP at DC 40. Once per day, you can use Battle Medicine on a creature that's temporarily immune. If you're a Master in Medicine, you can do so once per hour.
Singular Expertise - You have particular expertise with guns and crossbows that grants you greater proficiency with them and the ability to deal more damage. You gain a +1 circumstance bonus to damage rolls with firearms and crossbows.
This intense focus on firearms and crossbows prevents you from reaching the same heights with other weapons. Your proficiency with unarmed attacks and with weapons other than firearms and crossbows can't be higher than Trained, even if you gain an ability that would increase your proficiency in one or more other weapons to match your highest weapon proficiency (such as the weapon expertise feats many ancestries have). If you have Gunslinger Weapon Mastery, the limit is Expert, and if you have Gunslinging Legend, the limit is Master.
Stubborn - You don't like being told what to do, and you don't give up. Your proficiency rank for Will saves increases to expert. When you fail, but don't critically fail, a Will save against an effect that would give you the controlled condition, you can attempt a second save against the effect at the start of your next turn. On a successful second save, the controlled condition ends, though any other effects remain. As normal, failing this second save doesn't allow you to attempt a third save on the subsequent turn.
Amara “Doc” Featherton has quick wits, a keen eye, a ready laugh, and a carefree disregard for local laws and conventions. Doc was born in Absalom but has spent years traveling around the Inner Sea, using her skills as a medic and surgeon to pay her way. While Doc does have talent as a physician, she’s also been known to overestimate that talent, leaving bereaved families and incensed sheriffs in her wake. Doc’s skills aren’t just limited to treating wounds and performing surgeries with various degrees of success, however. Doc has a pair of pistols she’s affectionately named “Problem” and “Solution”; when she’s in a situation she can’t outrun or talk her way out of, Problem’s razor-sharp bayonet or a spray of pellets from Solution often turn the tides back in her favor. Doc’s guns have rested in their holsters for a few months now thanks to her intimidating new companion, Booker; she’s spent the last few weeks playing cards and selling her services as a physician when the cards turn against her. Still, she’s feeling that tingle in her feet telling her to run that usually means trouble is coming.
