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You construct an Artificial intelligence (or AI), a sophisticated program of self-motivated code that you can access for help in a variety of endeavors. This AI is the product of your own genius, far more advanced and complicated than any available for sale to consumers (though it falls short of being truly self-aware), and only you know the secrets of its creation and operation. Your AI can take one of two forms: a drone or an exocortex. You must pick one of these forms upon taking your first level of mechanic, and once this choice is made, it cannot be changed.
Drone: You begin play with a powerful robotic drone to house your AI. You build and control this drone, which accompanies you on your adventures and is capable of combat, espionage, and other specialized tasks. As you gain levels, your drone advances in sophistication and gain additional abilities. While the value of your drone is immense, only you, with your extensive knowledge of its quirks and security measures, can ever hope to operate or repair it. Drones are detailed in Drones.

Shirrens’ sensitive antennae grant them blindsense (vibration)—the ability to sense vibrations in the air—out to 30 feet. A shirren ignores the Stealth bonuses from any form of visual camouflage, invisibility, and the like when attempting a Perception check opposed by a creature’s Stealth check. Even on a successful Perception check, any foe that can’t be seen still has total concealment (50% miss chance) against a shirren, and the shirren still has the normal miss chance when attacking foes that have concealment. A shirren is still flat-footed against attacks from creatures it can’t see.

You are skilled at getting inside computer systems and electronic devices. At 1st level, you gain a +1 insight bonus to Computers and Engineering skill checks. At 5th level, every 4 levels thereafter, and at 20th level, this bonus increases by 1.

Shirrens are used to working with others as part of a team. Once per day, as long as an ally is within 10 feet, a shirren can roll a single attack roll or skill check twice and take the higher result.

Shirrens are eager to learn about new cultures and societies. Shirrens receive a +2 racial bonus to Culture and Diplomacy checks.

You have created a customized toolkit you can use to hack systems and items. Your custom rig can be configured to take up an upgrade slot on your armor or can be installed as a cybernetic augmentation system in your brain (though it can be combined with a datajack for the same price as installing a datajack normally), your eyes, or an arm. For more information on augmentations, see Equipment. Alternatively, you can configure it to be a handheld device, meaning that you must retrieve it and hold it to use it effectively. While using this rig, you always count as having the appropriate tool or basic kit for any Computers or Engineering skill check you attempt. Some mechanic tricks and drone mods require the use of a custom rig. In addition, you can use your custom rig as a Mk I comm unit (see Equipment). Finally, if you have a drone, you can use your custom rig to communicate over an encrypted channel with your drone to issue commands to its AI or directly control it at a range of 2,500 feet.
If your custom rig is damaged, destroyed, lost, or stolen, you can kitbash a new one from any engineering kit, hacking kit, or other technological toolkit, reconfiguring the materials into a new custom rig with 1 hour of work. You can have only one custom rig at a time. If you create a new custom rig, your old one functions as a normal toolkit of whatever type you made it from and can no longer be used with your mechanic tricks.

Your custom rig has improved. Whenever you use your custom rig to successfully hack into a computer, you can also disable one countermeasure installed in the system (except firewalls). In addition, your custom rig can now be used as any engineering or hacking specialty kit of item level 6th or lower, and it has the features of a computer with a tier equal to half your level with the artificial personality, hardened, or security I upgrade module. It also has an audio/video recorder. You can add extra modules or countermeasures to your custom rig at the normal prices. See page 213 for more information on computers.

You can also use your custom rig to communicate over an encrypted channel with your ship, allowing you to access your ship’s downloaded data sets and transponder (see page 430) at a range of 5 miles. If you have a drone, you can issue commands to or directly control your drone at the same range.

Shirrens can communicate telepathically with any creatures within 30 feet with whom they share a language. Conversing telepathically with multiple creatures simultaneously is just as difficult as listening to multiple people speak.

As you gain experience, you learn Tricks that allow you to perform wonders of engineering, aid in electronic infiltrations, and optimize gear. While some of these are things you learn, others are small cybernetic enhancements you make to yourself (none of which have a price or count against your augmentation limits). Some Tricks require the use of a custom rig or other gear.
You learn your first mechanic trick at 2nd level, and you learn an additional mechanic trick at 4th level and every 2 levels thereafter. If a mechanic trick allows an opponent a saving throw to resist its effects, the DC is equal to 10 + half your mechanic level + your Intelligence modifier. If a mechanic trick requires an opponent to attempt a skill check, the DC is equal to 10 + 1-1/2 × your class level + your Intelligence modifier.

Unless otherwise specified, you can’t learn mechanic tricks more than once.

List of Chosen Mechanic Tricks:
Boost Shield: Your energy shield grants you a number of temporary Hit Points equal to your Intelligence modifier + double your mechanic level. In addition, if you have already used your shield, you can spend 1 Resolve Point to use it again without having to regain Stamina Points first. This replenishes your shield’s temporary Hit Points to full. You must have the energy shield mechanic trick to learn this trick.
Energy Shield: As a standard action, you can use your custom rig to activate an energy shield around yourself. This shield provides you with a number of temporary Hit Points equal to your Intelligence modifier plus your mechanic level. The shield remains active for 1 minute per mechanic level or until all of its temporary Hit Points are depleted, whichever comes first. Once used, you cannot use this ability again until you spend 1 Resolve Point to regain Stamina Points after a 10-minute rest; your shield automatically shuts off during this period of rest.
Overcharge: As a standard action, you can use your custom rig to overcharge and attack with a ranged energy weapon or a melee weapon with the powered special property (see page 181) that you’re holding. If you hit, you deal 1d6 additional damage of the same type the weapon normally deals. This attack uses three times as many charges from the battery or power cell as normal and can’t be used if the weapon doesn’t have enough charges. This trick has no effect on a weapon without a battery or power cell. You can instead use this ability as a move action on a touched powered weapon that is unattended or attended by an ally to grant the same effect to that weapon’s next attack before the beginning of your next turn.
Repair Drone: When you spend 10 minutes to repair your drone, you repair 25% of its maximum Hit Points instead of 10%. You must have a drone to learn this trick.

As a move action, you can repair damage to a starship’s systems or modify a suit of armor or weapon to function more efficiently. To use this ability, you must be able to handle the item affected without impediment. You can use this ability once per day at 7th level, plus one additional time per day for every 4 mechanic levels you have beyond 7th. The exact effect of this ability depends on the object or system you are modifying.

Armor: You grant a +2 enhancement bonus to a suit of armor’s EAC and KAC for 1 minute.

Weapon: You grant a +2 enhancement bonus to a weapon’s attack and damage rolls for 1 minute.

Damaged Ship: You restore a number of Hull Points equal to the starship’s base frame HP increment. If this raises the ship’s HP over a multiple of its Critical Threshold, you can repair critical damage to one system per multiple, reducing its severity by one step. For example, if your starship’s Critical Threshold is 8 and you restore 10 HP, reducing the damage to the hull from 17 HP to 7 HP, you could restore one system from wrecked to glitching. Using this ability during starship combat is your action for the turn, and you can do it only during the engineering phase. See page 292 for more on ship construction and page 320 for more on damage to ships.

If you don’t share a language with creatures you encounter, you and the creatures can spend 10 minutes attempting to converse (if they are willing), after which you attempt a DC 25 Culture check. If you succeed, you formulate a simple pidgin language that allows basic communication. You can use the pidgin language with those specific creatures only, but you gain a +2 bonus to Culture checks to create a pidgin language with similar creatures that speak the same language.

As a standard action, you can cause a short in an electronic device, including most ranged energy weapons, melee weapons with the powered special property, or a single armor upgrade. This makes the device nonfunctional for 1 round. Overload doesn’t cause a locked door, safe, or other device to open, but it prevents anyone from opening it for 1 round. You must be adjacent to the device to use this ability. If you have a drone, you can instead use this ability on an electronic device adjacent to your drone. If you have an exocortex with the wireless hack ability, you can instead use this ability on any electronic device within range of your exocortex’s wireless hack. If you use overload on an item or armor upgrade in someone’s possession, the owner can attempt a Reflex saving throw to negate the effect (DC = 10 + half your mechanic level + your Intelligence modifier). Overload doesn’t affect androids, cybernetics, drones, powered armor, robots, or creatures with the technological subtype (all of which have shielding against this sort of attack), or items larger than Medium. Once a device has been successfully overloaded, a residual static charge prevents that device from being overloaded again for 1 minute.

You can use your custom rig to attempt Computers and Engineering skill checks at a range of 20 feet. At 7th level and every 2 levels thereafter, this range increases by 10 feet. A target of this ability (or a creature attending or observing your target) can attempt a Perception or Sense Motive check (DC = 10 + 1-1/2 × your mechanic level + your Intelligence modifier) to determine that you are the origin of this activity.

Your overload class feature now affects androids, drones, robots, and creatures with the technological subtype, which must succeed at a Will saving throw (DC = 10 + half your mechanic level + your Intelligence modifier) or be dazed for 1 round. If the target fails its saving throw by 10 or more, it is not dazed and you can dictate its actions for 1 round, though these actions can’t be obviously self-destructive. Once a creature has attempted a saving throw against this attack (regardless of the result), it is immune to this attack for 24 hours.

You are trained to seek out, identify, and interact with alien life-forms. Reduce the DC to identify a rare creature using Life Science by 5. Life Science is a class skill for you, though if it is a class skill from the class you take at 1st level, you instead gain a +1 bonus to Life Science checks. In addition, you gain an ability adjustment of +1 to Charisma at character creation.

Stealth Drone 9
N Small Construct (Technological)
Senses Perc +15, SM +0,

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Defense
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EAC 19, KAC 21
HP 90
Fort +2, Ref +8, Will +3

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Offense
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Speed 50 ft., 20 ft. climb
Ranged Corona Laser Rifle +11 (3d6+9) (Critical Burn 1d6) (Capacity 40 / Usage 1) (Range 120 ft)
Space 5 ft.; Reach 5 ft.
BAB: +6

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Statistics
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Str 12 (+1), Dex 16 (+3), Con - (+0), Int 6 (-2), Wis 12 (+1), Cha 6 (-2)

Skills
Acrobatics: +2 (0 rank, +2 Dex)
Athletics: +1 (0 rank, +1 Str)
Bluff: -2 (0 rank, -2 Cha)
^Culture: +NA
^Computers: +NA
Diplomacy: -2 (0 rank, -2 Cha)
Disguise: -2 (0 rank, -2 Cha)
^Engineering: +NA
Intimidate: -2 (0 rank, -2 Cha)
^Life Science: +NA
^Medicine: +NA
^Mysticism: +NA
Perception: +15 (5 rank, +0 Wis, +3 class, +2 insight)
^Physical Science: +NA
Piloting: +2 (0 rank, +2 Dex)
^Profession (): +NA
Sense Motive: +0 (0 rank, +0 Wis)
^Sleight of Hand: +NA
Stealth: +15 (5 rank, +2 Dex, +3 class)
Survival: +0 (0 rank, +0 Wis)
* Class Skill
^ Trained Only Skill

Feats
Mobility, Nimble Moves, Weapon Proficiency (Small Arms, Longarms), Weapon Focus (Longarms), Weapon Specialization (Small Arms), Versatile Specialization

Languages
Akitonian, Aklo, Brethedan, Common, Drow, Eoxian, Kasatha, Lashunta, Shirren, Triaxian, Vesk (+All signed)

Other Abilities
Basic Mods (Enhanced Senses, Manipulator Arms, Speed, Weapon Mount, Weapon Proficiency (Longarms)), Initial Mods (Climbing Claws, Reactive Camouflage, Skill Unit (Stealth), Weapon Mount), Expert AI, Limited AI, Master Control, Skill Unit (Perception)

Combat Gear:
Corona Laser Rifle, Batteries (40 capacity) (2)

Other Gear:
Spotlight

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Special Abilities
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Basic Mods:
You can choose any of the mods on the basic mod list whenever your drone gains a new mod. Unless otherwise specified, you cannot install a single mod more than once.
Manipulator Arms: Your drone is equipped with two robotic arms with simple hands. They can perform most functions that your arms can perform (such as opening doors, typing on a keypad, wielding a weapon, or attempting skill checks that require manual dexterity), but attacks made with them take a –4 penalty.
Weapon Mount: You can affix a small arm or another one-handed ranged weapon on your drone, allowing it to wield that weapon and attack with it. This weapon cannot be disarmed. Mounting a longarm, a heavy weapon, or another two-handed ranged weapon requires two weapon mounts. A weapon mount can hold up to two batteries, two magazines, or two of another type of ammunition for the affixed weapon, provided this ammunition is of light bulk or less. Multiple weapon mounts used to affix a single two-handed weapon count as a single weapon mount for the purpose of how much ammunition it can hold. The drone reloads these batteries or magazines automatically, which takes the usual amount of time for the weapon. Spent batteries or magazines are stored within the drone. You can replace all of a weapon mount’s batteries or magazines as a move action. You must purchase separately or already have the weapon and ammunition for use with a weapon mount. You can replace the weapon with any other weapon that meets the criteria for your mount (for example, if you have two weapon mounts, you could replace a longarm with a heavy weapon). Swapping out a weapon in a weapon mount requires use of your custom rig and 1 hour of work. You can select this mod multiple times, each time adding an additional weapon mount to the drone.
Weapon Proficiency (Longarms): Your drone gains one of the following feats as a bonus feat (it must meet all the prerequisites of the chosen feat): Advanced Melee Weapon Proficiency, Basic Melee Weapon Proficiency, Heavy Weapon Proficiency, Longarm Proficiency, Small Arm Proficiency, or Special Weapon Proficiency.

Initial Mods:
Climbing Claws: Your drone gains a climb speed equal to half its land speed.
Reactive Camouflage: Your drone is equipped with a thin coating that can change color to match the drone’s surroundings. Whenever your drone stays stationary for 1 round, it gains a +10 bonus to Stealth checks (this bonus doesn’t stack with the invisibility spell or similar effects). If your drone takes any action, it loses this bonus until it once again spends 1 round remaining still.
Skill Unit (Stealth): This is a class skill for your drone, which gains a number of ranks in that skill equal to your mechanic level. Your drone also increases its Intelligence score by 2. At 11th level, you can choose this mod a second time as an advanced mod. If you do, choose an additional skill to become a class skill for your drone (this skill doesn’t have to be on the skill unit list). Your drone gains ranks in the skill equal to your mechanic level. Your drone also increases its Intelligence score again by 2.
Weapon Mount: You can affix a small arm or another one-handed ranged weapon on your drone, allowing it to wield that weapon and attack with it. This weapon cannot be disarmed. Mounting a longarm, a heavy weapon, or another two-handed ranged weapon requires two weapon mounts. A weapon mount can hold up to two batteries, two magazines, or two of another type of ammunition for the affixed weapon, provided this ammunition is of light bulk or less. Multiple weapon mounts used to affix a single two-handed weapon count as a single weapon mount for the purpose of how much ammunition it can hold. The drone reloads these batteries or magazines automatically, which takes the usual amount of time for the weapon. Spent batteries or magazines are stored within the drone. You can replace all of a weapon mount’s batteries or magazines as a move action. You must purchase separately or already have the weapon and ammunition for use with a weapon mount. You can replace the weapon with any other weapon that meets the criteria for your mount (for example, if you have two weapon mounts, you could replace a longarm with a heavy weapon). Swapping out a weapon in a weapon mount requires use of your custom rig and 1 hour of work. You can select this mod multiple times, each time adding an additional weapon mount to the drone.

Expert AI:
Your drone’s AI has grown more sophisticated, giving it a more robust combat routine when not under your direct control. Each round on your turn, the drone can take a move action, take a standard action to attack, or make a full attack (this last option allows it to shoot more than once if it has the necessary weapons to do so). The drone takes a –6 penalty to full attacks made without your direct control instead of the normal –4 penalty. Like limited AI, you must still be conscious and within range.

Limited AI:
Each round on your turn, after you have acted, your drone can take either a move action or a standard action to attack (your drone doesn’t make a separate initiative roll). You must be able to issue simple commands to your drone, but you don’t have to spend actions to issue these commands. To receive these commands, your drone must be able to see or hear you or be within range of your custom rig. If you become unconscious or otherwise unresponsive, or if your drone is ever out of range, your drone cannot take any actions until you are again able to command it or it is once more within range.

Master Control:
As a move action, you can directly control your drone. This allows the drone to take both a move action and any standard action this turn (one from your control, and one from its limited AI). If you also take a swift action, your drone can take a swift action as well, or it can combine its actions into a full action. Your drone must be able to see or hear you, or be within range of your custom rig, for you to directly control your drone.

Skill Unit:
Choose one of the following skills: Acrobatics, Athletics, Computers, Engineering, Perception, or Stealth. This is a class skill for your drone, and it gains a number of ranks in the chosen skill equal to your class level. Your drone can use this skill when not under your direct control. You can change your drone’s skill unit whenever you rebuild your drone from scratch. Additionally, whenever you are directly controlling your drone, it can use any of your skill ranks if you wish, assuming it has the appropriate tools to do so (a drone without manipulator arms cannot use Engineering to disable a device, for example).

Ally:
Alien Observer: You bring along a noncombatant alien observer belonging to a species from outside of the Pact Worlds. This alien does not take part in combat. It speaks Common and its native language. The alien observes your actions, but it does not take part in any encounters; it refrains from involving itself in combat or making skill checks. Because of the importance of preserving the observer, while this boon is slotted, you and other characters taking part in the scenario reduce the Fame cost to purchase a body recovery by a rescue team (see the Basic Purchasing Plan boon) by 2. If you gain Infamy at any point while this boon is slotted, you immediately lose this boon.
Envar's Attention: During your mission to the space station Brilliance, you managed to impress Arch Energy’s notorious chief procurement officer, Envar Tamm. How this influence will play out in the future is not yet clear, but you have nevertheless ingratiated yourself with Envar Tamm—for good or for ill. You will be told if this boon is important to a future scenario prior to slotting your boons.
Gun Runner: Your involvement in reacquiring the Society’s stolen drow weapons hasn’t gone unnoticed. As a result, you’ve forged strong relationships with the Starfinders responsible for distributing new weapons. While this boon is slotted, you can purchase grenades at a 10% discount. Alternatively, at the end of a scenario when you have this boon slotted, you can permanently cross it off this Chronicle sheet to gain a one-time 20% discount on a single weapon purchase.
Heart Friend Forever: During a concert on Songbird Station, you met BurgundyBear, an avid collector of Strawberry Machine Cake paraphernalia. You chose to trade away your prize limited-edition release copy of the Star Sugar Heartlove!!! album in exchange for material goods - but more importantly, you earned the heartfelt thanks of Burgundybear. Shortly after this trade you received a personalize thank-you message from BurgundyBear, marking her as belonging to the Pact Worlds' official embassy in the Veskarium. When slotting this boon, you can call upon your new friend to temporarily assign you a diplomatic attache familiar with the Veskarium. This attache knows how to speak Common and Vesk. Their presence grants a +4 bonus to all checks you make to influence skittermanders, vesk, or other residents of the Veskarium. This boon might have repercussions in future scenarios, which you will be told prior to slotting your boons.
High Society Influence (Iteration-177, Naiaj, Royo, Ykris, & Zo!): During the course of Luwazi Elsebo’s gala to announce the future of the Starfinder Society, you impressed one or more of the guests in attendance. How this influence will play out in the future is not yet clear, but you have nevertheless ingratiated yourself with a number of influential people. You will be told if this boon is important to a future scenario prior to slotting your boons. Your GM will cross out the attendees your failed to influence.
*Honorbound Allies: During your mission to salvage information from the Struggle’s Scholar, you engaged in an honorable starship duel with a vesk transport, the Honorbound. By following the strictures of the duel, you impressed the captain of the Honorbound, Captain Yuluzak. This boon might have repercussions in future scenarios, which you will be told prior to slotting your boons. Future scenarios calling on this boon will specify if you must slot it as an Ally or Starship boon.
Iteration-177's Attention (Phlegmatic): During your journey to Athaeum, you attended a unique dinner hosted by the android known as Iteration-177. They came to a decision about your personality based on a memory you provided (or refused to provide). How this decision will play out in the future is not yet clear, but you have nevertheless made an impression on the mysterious android. You will be told if this boon is important to a future scenario prior to slotting your boons. Your GM will cross out all results save that which you earned from the dinner.
Spirits of a Doomed People: You saved the spirits of those mentrasi bound to the strange menhir in the lost city of Xaharee. While these spirits have passed on to their final judgment, some still linger around you, wishing to repay the favor you’ve done for their people. When this boon is slotted and you have 0 Hit Points and are dying, you can check one of the boxes on this boon. You immediately gain 1 Hit point and 2d8 temporary Hit Points, as one of the mentrasi spirits temporarily rejuvenates you. You can activate this boon without spending an action even if it is not your turn, though you cannot activate it after being attacked but before damage is dealt. You can only benefit from this effect once in a 24-hour period. Once the final box is checked, this boon can no longer be slotted.
Suulhu-Huur's Debt: During your mission to the abandoned Arniselle lodge, you saved the life of the kalo Suulhu-Huur. Now the sole survivor of the once infamous Manta Corps group, she recognizes that she has a debt to you and vows to one day repay it. How this influence will play out in the future is not yet clear. You will be told if this boon is important to a future scenario prior to slotting your boons.

Faction:
Wayfinders Champion: This Faction boon allows the character to gain Reputation with the Wayfinders faction. A character with this boon slotted at the end of a successfully completed scenario gains Reputation as detailed in the primary and secondary success conditions of that scenario.
Wayfinders Champion, Improved: This Faction boon allows the character to gain Reputation with the Wayfinders faction. A character with this boon slotted at the end of a successfully completed scenario gains Reputation as detailed in the primary and secondary success conditions of that scenario.
In addition, once per adventure when you succeed at a Diplomacy or Survival skill check that is written into the adventure, you recover 1 Resolve Point, up to your Resolve Point total.
Second Seekers (Luwazi Elsebo) Champion: This Faction boon allows the character to gain Reputation with the Second Seekers (Luwazi Elsebo) faction. A character with this boon slotted at the end of a successfully completed scenario gains Reputation as detailed in the primary and secondary success conditions of that scenario.

Personal:
Brakim Admittance: During your mission to recover the mysterious King Xeros from the Azlanti Star Empire, you rescued the crew of indentured brakim engineers. These brakims led the Society to other small enclaves of their oppressed kin, who've now joined the Society as a result of your actions. You can apply this boon in one of two ways; select one of the following, and cross the other off this Chronicle sheet.
New Character: You can play a brakim character (Starfinder Adcenture Path #8: Escape from the Prison Moon 48), beginning at 1st level as normal. Other than access to this additional race, all character creation rules are the same as those outlined in the Starfinder Society Roleplaying Guild Guide. A copy of this Chronicle sheet must be the first Chronicle sheet for the given character.
Existing Brakim: You can apply this boon to an existing brakim character that you earned from another source. You can increase one ability score that is a 14 or lower by 2. Cross this boon off your Chronicle sheet, but keep a copy with the character you apply this change to. A character can earn this benefit from this boon only once.
Devolved (Avian): While exploring the Repository on the moon of Izal-4, you suffered a unique form of radiation that devolved your DNA. Although you have almost completely recovered, you still experience some residual effects from time to time. Circle the type of devolution you experieince and cross out the others. You can slot this boon to represent your devolution manifesting for a short time. While you have this boon slotted, you gain the indicated bonus.
Avian: You gain a fly speed equal to you land speed (average maneuverability). If you already have a fly speed, your fly speed increases by 10 feet.
Batrachian: You gain a swim speed equal to you land speed. If you already have a swim speed, your swim speed increases by 10 feet.
Simian: You gain a climb speed equal to you land speed. If you already have a climb speed, your climb speed increases by 10 feet.
Dwarven Admittance: Your heavily publicized encounters with dwarves has inspired a new generation of dwarven Starfinders—possibly even recruited from the Marbleheart clan found in Salvation’s End. You can apply this boon in one of two ways. Select one of the following uses, and cross the other use off this Chronicle sheet.
New Character: You can play a dwarf character, beginning at 1st level as normal. Other than access to this additional race, all character creation rules are the same as those outlined in the Starfinder Society Roleplaying Guild Guide. A copy of this Chronicle sheet must be the first Chronicle sheet for the given character.
Existing Dwarf: You can apply this boon to an existing dwarf character in your possession that you earned from another source. You can increase one ability score that is a 14 or lower by 2. Cross this boon off your Chronicle sheet, but keep a copy with the character you apply this change to. A character can earn this benefit from this boon only once.
Half-Orc Admittance: The half-orc mercenaries of Apostae know of your successful foray against Villyth Zeizerer. During this venture, you likely killed or incapacitated many half-orcs to retrieve the Society’s stolen goods. The half-orcs of Apostae not only fear your reputation, but also seek to follow in your footsteps. You can apply this boon in one of two ways. Select one of the following uses, and cross the other use off this Chronicle sheet.
New Character: You can play a half-orc character, beginning at 1st level as normal. Other than access to this additional race, all character creation rules are the same as those outlined in the Starfinder Society Roleplaying Guild Guide. A copy of this Chronicle sheet must be the first Chronicle sheet for the given character.
Existing Half-Orc: You can apply this boon to an existing half-orc character in your possession that you earned from another source. You can increase one ability score that is a 14 or lower by 2. Cross this boon off your Chronicle sheet, but keep a copy with the character you apply this change to. A character can earn this benefit from this boon only once.
Morlamaw Admittance: During your mission to the world of Arniselle, you encountered a group of local lifeforms called morlamaws and convinced them to assist the Starfinder Society. Some of those morlamaws look to you as inspiration and intend on leaving their homeworld and eventually joining the Society. You can use this boon
only if your character has a Reputation Tier of 3 with the Wayfinders faction or a Reputation Tier of 4 with other factions.
You can play a morlamaw character, beginning at 1st level as normal. Other than access to this additional race, all character creation rules are the same as those outlined in the Starfinder Society Roleplaying Guild Guide. A copy of this Chronicle sheet must be the first Chronicle sheet for the given character. Along with this Chronicle sheet, your GM
should provide you a copy of the “Playing a Morlamaw” appendix, which is considered a legal document for the purpose
of playing this race.
Scoured Stars Survivor: You survived the events of the scoured stars and they've impacted you, or you've passed on this information to someone who has learned from your experiences. If you already have a permanent boon in your Personal boon slot, such as a special race boon slot, then you can instead gift this boon to any other character you've created that does not already have a permanent Personal boon. If you pass this boon onto another character, keep a copy of this chronicle sheet with that character.
When you slot this boon in your personal boon slot, once per day as a free action, you can reduce the number of Resolve Points required to stabilize by 1 (to a minimum of 0 RP). When you use this ability to stabilize, you also immediately gain 1d6 hit points for every 2 character levels you have.

Promotional:
Promotional Record Keeper: You can use this boon, once per session, in one of two ways. The first option is to reduce the Resolve Point cost of resting to regain Stamina by 1 (down to 0 RP). The second option is to reduce the DC of any single starship combat check (including a gunnery check) by 4; this decision must be made before making the check.

Social:
AbadarCorp Acquaintance (AbadarCorp Respect): During your hunt for a renegade Starfinder on Akiton, you interacted with a representative of AbadarCorp. Depending on this interaction, you may have earned the ire or respect of the Pact World corporation. Both outcomes for this boon could have positive repercussions in future scenarios, which you will be told of prior to slotting your boons. Your GM will cross out the affiliation you failed to earn.
Athaeum Insight: By spending some time on the library world Athaeum, you’ve gained a small sliver of magical insight to carry with you on your journeys. When you slot this boon, you always count as being trained in the Culture skill, even if you do not pave a skill rank in it. This does not grant any bonuses to Culture skill checks but does allow you to attempt those skill checks untrained while the boon is slotted. In addition, once per session, you can reroll the result of any skill check to recall knowledge.
Budding Media Celebrity: Following your stint on Live Exploration Extreme!, your face and name appear in images, videos, and memes across countless media platforms. This recognition lasts only a few days before the next major media phenomenon arises, but you can use this to launch your media career. If you have the icon theme, you gain a +5 bonus to Profession checks when performing a Day Job check. If you do not have the icon theme, when you slot this boon, you can gain the icon’s celebrity ability in place of your own theme’s 6th-level ability.
Contractor's Respect (Xenowardens): By successfully completing a mission to investigate an abandoned outpost in Near Space, you also earned the esteem of a prominent organization within the Pact Worlds. You can call upon the resources of this organization by slotting this boon. The organization loans you a set of armor or a nonconsumable weapon (but fully loaded with conventional ammunition) for the duration of the adventure. The loaned equipment must have an item level equal to or less than your character level + 1, up to a maximum item level of 8. The item must be returned to the organization at the end of the adventure. Whenever you slot this boon, you must check one of the boxes.
This boon might have additional uses based on the organization you have influenced. How this influence will play out in the future is not yet clear. You will be told if this boon is important to a future scenario prior to slotting your boons. When all the boxes are checked, you can no longer earn loaned equipment while slotting this boon, as your preferred standing with this organization is expended.
Dragonkin Bond: Your actions have impressed the people of Triaxus, especially the world’s native dragonkin. You can slot this boon anytime you begin an adventure with another PC with the dragonkin (Starfinder Alien Archive 40) race. The dragonkin PC can select you as its bonded partner for the duration of the session. If the dragonkin already has a bonded partner from another ability, or there are multiple potential targets for its bonded partner ability, that character can choose which target to make their bonded target.
Faction's Friend: By assisting various factions of the Starfinder Society, you have proven yourself as a dependable asset. By slotting this boon, if you would fail to earn Fame at the end of an adventure by failing to fulfill a success condition, you can check one of the boxes on this boon. Doing so reminds your current championed faction of your past exploits, and you still earn 1 Reputation (but no Fame) with that faction as if you had successfully fulfilled the condition. You can use this boon only if you would also gain at least 1 XP for completing the adventure.
Friend of the Ghibrani (Husk & Membrane): During your time on Elytrio, you had the opportunity to interact with the two subspecies of the resident ghibrani race: the husks and the membranes. Depending on your interactions, you befriended one or more of these subspecies. This boon might have repercussions in future scenarios, which you will be told of prior to slotting your boons.
Honorary Spider: You have made inroads with Radaszam’s personal mercenary outfit, the Obsidian Spiders. While not a formal member, you still carry some of the organization’s clout while adventuring. When slotting this boon, select Intimidate or Sense Motive. You gain a circumstance bonus to that skill check equal to your half your current Acquisitives Reputation Tier (rounding up). This bonus increases by +1 for each point of Infamy your character currently has.
Instructor (1/40): This boon represents time spent outside of adventuring that you’re taking to train a potential new Starfinder. At the end of every adventure you have this boon slotted, record the total amount of Fame you earned. You can expend your Downtime at the end of an adventure to increase the amount of Fame recorded for this boon by 1. Once you have accrued 40 Fame with this boon, your student has come into his or her own and is ready to become a full-fledged Starfinder (a new character). Have your GM mark the Chronicle sheet where you accomplished this, and keep a copy with your new character.
When your new character reaches 5th level, instead of choosing four ability scores to increase, you can choose five. Otherwise you follow all other rules for leveling up. This bonus only applies at 5th level.
Scoured Stars Memorial: Thanks to your efforts on Songbird Station, the Starfinder Society earned immense publicity from the Strawberry Machine Cake concert. Organizations and people across the Pact Worlds now go out of their way to assist the Starfinder Society. You can check the box next to this boon to do one of the following:
* Ignore the Fame cost of having your body recovered.
* Ignore the Fame cost of purchasing the Starship Towing boon.
* Reduce the Fame cost of receiving a raise dead by 4.

Starship:
Automated Defenses: You defeated one of the orbital defense platforms orbiting the planet Elytrio. The platform contained several unique, albeit technologically outdated, innovations in starship design. The most promising adaptation of the technology is its ability to deter oncoming missiles using miniature automated drones. When you slot this starship boon, once per starship combat, a science officer can reduce the speed of a single tracking weapon fired at your starship by 50% for 1 round. Declare the use of this ability when the enemy weapon is fired but before its gunnery check is attempted. A science officer can spend a Resolve Point to activate this boon again in any subsequent round or encounter. A starship can only be improved by a single copy of this boon.
Hero of the Stars: You defeated the dreaded Besmaran pirate ship, Lawblight, showcasing your determination during an intense starship combat. This boon activates anytime your starship is reduced to 0 or fewer Hull Points. Your starship immediately regains a number of Hull Points equal to its tier × 5. A starship can never regain more than 30 Hull Points in this manner. A starship can never have more than one of these boons attached to it. When this boon activates, cross it off your Chronicle sheet.
*Honorbound Allies: During your mission to salvage information from the Struggle’s Scholar, you engaged in an honorable starship duel with a vesk transport, the Honorbound. By following the strictures of the duel, you impressed the captain of the Honorbound, Captain Yuluzak. This boon might have repercussions in future scenarios, which you will be told prior to slotting your boons. Future scenarios calling on this boon will specify if you must slot it as an Ally or Starship boon.
Solar Powered Weapon System: The files you retrieved from Brilliance also included blueprints for experimental innovations by the Arch Energy Consortium. When you slot this starship boon, select a single weapon on your starship with the word “laser” in its title; you gain a +1 bonus to damage rolls with that weapon. A gunner can spend a Resolve Point prior to firing the selected weapon to increase the bonus to 4 for 1 round. A starship weapon can be improved only by a single copy of this boon, but copies of this boon can be applied to different weapons.
Star Monster Slayer: You defeated a spacefaring monster known as a Besmaran whelp. Since this battle, you’ve mastered the art of battling against living starship-sized enemies when operating a starship of your own. While this boon is slotted, you gain a +2 bonus to all skill checks made in a starship combat against an enemy living starship. Any of your fellow crewmates who don’t have this boon slotted instead gain a +1 bonus to their skill checks against enemy living starships—the direct result of your guidance during the battle.

Slotless:
Abysshead Download: A digital copy of the drow album Abysshead made its way onto one or more of your technological storage devices. When downloaded, the album infects every digital device you have. While seemingly harmless, the album plays from devices at inopportune moments and displays random unwanted advertisements for the band. Future scenarios will detail exactly how this may affect you.
Ghibran Linguist: So long as you possess this boon, all of your Starfinder Society Roleplaying Guild characters have access to the Ghibran language and can select it any time they would learn a new language.
Jinsul Linguist: By having access to a Jinsul Hierocracy facility, you recovered enough data to give the Society a solid grasp of the Jinsul language. So long as you have this boon, all of your Starfnder Society Roleplaying Guild characters have access to the Jinsul language and can select it anytime they would learn a new language.
Marked Field Agent: Having met the amalgam of intelligences known as Guidance, you have successfully completed your induction into the Starfinder Society. The Society offered you a subdermal implant as part of your commencement. You receive this augmentation for free. If you declined to receive the augmentation, cross this boon off your Chronicle sheet.
Morlamaw Linguist: So long as you have this boon, all of your Starfinder Society Roleplaying Guild characters have access to the Morlamaw language and can select it at any time they would learn a new language.
Protector of the Future: You have saved the elected First Seeker from a notorious assassin and facilitated her announcing the future of the Starfinder Society. As a token of gratitude, you can immediately cross this boon off your Chronicle sheet to gain the Second Seekers (Luwazi Elsebo) Champion boon (as detailed in the Starfinder Society Roleplaying Guild Guide). If you already have this boon, you can instead cross this boon off your Chronicle sheet at any time to gain any Second Seeker (Luwazi Elsebo) boon that you meet the minimum Reputation Tier requirement for and has a cost of 2 or less.
Ralveen's Visor: If you purchase a motion-detector and X-ray visor at the same time, you can treat them as a single 10th-level item called Ralveen's visor. Ralveen's visor is a cumbersome ocular visor that functions as both an e-ray visor and a motion detector (the motion detector need not be held in the hand, but you must still take a move action each round to use it). You can switch freely between functions as X-ray visor, motion detector, or both. In Subtier 7-8, you may also purchase the aura goggles at the same time to incorporate them into Ralveen's visor; if you do, Ralveen's visor is an 11-th level hybrid item, and you can switch freely between the functions of the aura goggles, E-ray visor, or motion detector (or any combination).
Star Sugar Heartlove!!!: During your commencement missions, you had the chance to pick up your own copy of the latest album from sugar-pop sensation Strawberry Machine Cake. This album is already a Pact Worlds hit and has quadrupled in price. You can resell the album for 200 credits prior to the start of your next adventure. If you sell the album, cross this boon off your Chronicle sheet. Alternatively, you can decide to keep the album, which might somehow prove useful in the future.
Starfinder Insignia: Venture-Captain Arvin presented you with a commemorative insignia in gratitude for your services to the Starfinder Society. Although it appears to be an ordinary medal showing the symbol of the Starfinder Society, this insignia can store as much information as a common tier-1 datapad. Unless told about this secret, a non-Starfinder must succeed at a DC 20 Perception or Sense Motive check to realize the insignia is a storage device. This insignia is worth 0 credits and cannot be sold.
Surviving Companion: You managed to save a previously unknown alien creature from its captivity within a jinsul weapons-research facility. Since its salvation, the alien has taken a shine to you and often accompanies you on missions as a sort of mascot. Oddly, this alien seems capable of rapid self-cloning, and even if a single specimen made it of the station, the creature has replicated itself enough times so everyone on the mission has their own version of the creature. While the creature provides no special benefts, save where it is called out in a specifc scenario, it’s a loyal and afectionate pet that’s willing to follow you on your adventures.
True Savior of Tasch: You helped ensure a measure of prosperity for the Akitonian town of Tasch by enticing AbadarCorp to set up a shipping outpost in the town. You can forgo making a day job roll to instead devote time to assist with the growth of Tasch. Any time you opt to do so, check a box on this boon and make a note on the Chronicle sheet associated with that scenario, indicating you partook in this endeavor. Once all five boxes on this boon are marked, you receive 500 UPBs as recompense from the people of Tasch for helping to develop their now-thriving town. These UPBs cannot be converted to credits and must be used to craft some form of equipment.

Unidentified:Journey to the Scoured Stars: Segment 1: You were present at Luwazi Elsebo’s announcement declaring the Starfinder Society would continue investigating the Scoured Stars system. This boon represents your character’s involvement in this historic first step toward solving the Scoured Stars mystery. Other boons representing future steps towards unraveling the mystery of the Scoured Stars will appear in future scenarios, and collecting these boons will result in a unique bonus, to be detailed in a future Chronicle sheet.
Journey to the Scoured Stars: Segment 2: You uncovered hidden truths about the history of the Scoured Stars by journeying to the library world of Athaeum. This boon represents your character’s involvement in this critical step toward solving the Scoured Stars mystery. Other boons representing future steps toward unraveling the mystery of the Scoured Stars will appear in future scenarios, and collecting these boons will result in a unique bonus, to be detailed on a future Chronicle sheet.
Journey to the Scoured Stars: Segment 4: You have recovered the Tear, an artifact sent to the igalzuuns from the mysterious entity that controls the golden shield around the Scoured Stars. This boon represents your character's involvement in this critical step toward solving the Scoured Stars mystery. Other boons representing future steps toward unraveling the mystery of the Scoured Stars will appear in future scenarios, and collecting these boons will result in a unique bonus, to be detailed on a future Chronicle sheet.
Journey to the Scoured Stars: Segment 5: You've saved a vital member of the Kreiholm Freehold's and contacted a group of peaceful descendants from the Scoured Stars. This boon represents your character's involvement in this critical step toward solving the Scoured Stars mystery. Other boons representing future steps toward unraveling the mystery of the Scoured Stars will appear in future scenarios, and collecting these boons will result in a unique bonus, to be detailed on a future Chronicle sheet.
Journey to the Scoured Stars: Segment 6: You learned about the mentrasi, the species who received the relic that led First Seeker Jadnura into the Scoured Stars. During this journey, you also learned far more about the Scoured Stars’ history, as well as the existence of its deity, Kadrical. This boon represents your character’s involvement in this critical step toward solving the Scoured Stars mystery. Other boons representing future steps toward unraveling the mystery of the Scoured Stars will appear in future scenarios, and collecting these boons will result in a unique benefit to be detailed on a future Chronicle sheet.
Tip of the Conspiracy: You assisted Historia-7 in learning about a growing conspiracy against the Starfinder Society, though the trail of clues seemingly ended at Songbird Station. This boon represents your involvement in thwarting one of the conspiracy's plans. This boon might have repercussions in future scenarios, which you will be told prior to slotting your boons. Future scenarios calling on this boon will specify what boon slot it must be slotted in.

Klysk is not a stranger to combat, but is not thrilled when it happens. Typically, he tries to stay away from enemy combatants, typically between 15 to 25 feet, only closing to melee in extreme circumstances. He takes single shots (no full-attacks) at opponents in this priority: 1) foes casting spells on the party, 2) foes who have directly attacked Klysk or his drone, 3) foes currently attacking a heavily injured ally, 4) anyone else. He has his drone target on the same priority list, typically at the same opponent.
He will try to stay relatively near to his allies (within range of his telepathy, but not adjacent to them). He also tends to keep his drone as close to himself as possible (within 10 feet or so), typically on a nearby wall or the ceiling above him.
Unless I am directly controlling him, Klysk will not attempt to use his Overload ability, nor will he use his Energy Shield or Overcharge tricks.
[dice=Thunderstrike Sonic Rifle]1d20+8[/dice]
[dice=Sonic Damage]1d10+7[/dice]
[dice=Corona Laser Rifle (Drone)]1d20+10[/dice]
[dice=Sonic Damage]2d6+7[/dice]
[dice=Survival Knife]1d20+3[/dice]
[dice=Slashing Damage]1d4+3[/dice]

In ship combat, Zenvisk prefers to be either a science officer or an engineer, but can serve in essentially any roll aboard the ship. His order of preference is: Engineer, Science Officer, Pilot, Gunner, Captain. (He will only take the Captain position if the entire party insists upon it or I am playing him.
As Engineer:
When Zenvisk is the Engineer, unless the ship is damaged he will use the divert action to either boost the weapons or the engines. If the shields of the ship are damaged, he will divert to boost the shields. And if the ship has a glitching system, he will patch it (unless he is the only engineer and it takes multiple action to fix, in which case he will hold it together).
[dice=Engineering]1d20+18[/dice]
As Science Officer:
When Zenvisk is the Science Officer, he will initially Scan the enemy ship on the first round of combat, followed by Targeting a System on the enemy ship (either Weaponry or Engines). If the shields are heavily damaged in one quadrant only, he will attempt to balance them.
[dice=Computers]1d20+18[/dice]
As Pilot:
When Zenvisk is the Pilot, he will try to move semi-defensivley, trying to stay out of their arcs of fire while keeping them in our most damaging arc. He typically will attempt the evade stunt.
[dice=Piloting]1d20+13[/dice]
As Gunner:
When Zenvisk is the Gunner, he will use the highest damage weapon that he can, but will let others use more powerful one than him if they have an equal or higher bonus. If combating more than a single opponent, he will target the one that is more damaged.
[dice=Gunnery]1d20+10[/dice]
As Captain:
When Zenvisk is the Captain, he will use the Encourage action on others, using the same skill as the check.
[dice=Diplomacy]1d20+12[/dice]