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• +4 Intelligence, -2 Strength, -2 Charisma: Goreaux are hardy and possess keen analytical minds, but are physically weak and innately brusque and distant toward others.
  
• Size: Goreaux are Small creatures and thus gain a +1 size bonus to their AC, a +1 size bonus on attack rolls, a -1 penalty to their Combat Maneuver Bonus and Combat Maneuver Defense, and a +4 size bonus on Stealth checks.
  
• Darkvision: Goreaux can see perfectly in the dark up to 60 feet.
  
• Goblin Kin: Goreaux are distantly related to goblins. They have the goblin subtype
  
• Goreaux Combat Training: Goreaux gain a +4 dodge bonus to AC against monsters of the construct type.
  
• Hardy: Their close association with mechamagic has rendered Goreaux naturally resistant to the Wasting. A goreaux’s Manite Threshold is increased by 2.
  
• Keen Mind: Goreaux treat all Knowledge skills as class skills.
  
• Mechamagic Mastery: Goreaux are uniquely talented in the art of mechamagic. Any construct under the goreaux’s control gains three hit points, or +1 hit point per hit die, whichever is greater, while it is under the goreaux’s control.
  
• Mechamagic Resistance: Goreaux gain a +2 racial bonus on saving throws against any spells or abilities utilized by monsters of the construct type. Any items or constructs under their control gain a +2 on any saving throws against mechamagic or spells that specifically target constructs (such as golemwrack). Neither of these bonuses applies if the construct in question is controlled by another goreaux or the spell in question is cast by another goreaux.

• Favored Class: 2/4 loyalty on minions
  Choose one of the following:
  1) Add +1 hit point to your golem minion.
  2) Add one spell from the mechamage/sorcerer/wizard spell list to your spellbook. The spell must be at least one level below the highest spell level you can cast.
  3) Your golem minion’s loyalty increases by 1/4.
  

• Weapon and Armor Proficiency: A mechamage is proficient with all simple weapons, firearms, siege weapons, and vehicle weapons. They are not proficient with any type of armor or a shield. Armor interferes with a mechamage’s movements, which can cause his spells with somatic components to fail.

• Spells: A mechamage casts arcane spells drawn from the sorcerer/wizard spell list. A mechamage must choose and prepare his spells ahead of time. A mechamage may not learn or prepare any spells from the enchantment, evocation, or illusion schools of magic.
  To prepare or cast a spell, a mechamage must have an Intelligence score equal to at least 10 + the spell level. The Difficulty Class for a saving throw against one of the mechamage’s spells is equal to 10 + the spell level + the mechamage’s Intelligence modifier.
  A mechamage can only cast a certain number of spells of each level per day. His daily base allotment is given on Table: the Mechamage. In addition, he receives bonus spells per day if he has a high intelligence score. (See Ability Modifiers and Bonus Spells, Pathfinder Core Rulebook.)
  A mechamage may know any number of spells. He must choose and prepare his spells ahead of time by getting 8 hours of sleep and spending 1 hour studying his spellbook. While studying, the mechamage decides what spells to prepare.

• Spellbook: A mechamage must study his spellbook each day to prepare his spells. He cannot prepare any spells not recorded in his spellbook, except read magic, which all mechamages can prepare from memory.
  A mechamage begins play with a spellbook containing all 0-level wizard spells (except for those from the enchantment, evocation, and illusion schools) plus three 1st level spells of his choice. The mechamage also selects a number of additional 1st level spells equal to his Intelligence modifier to add to the spellbook. At each new mechamage level, he gains two new spells of any level or levels that he can cast (based upon his new mechamage level) for his spellbook. At any time, a mechamage can also add spells found in other spellbooks (such as those used by wizards). Mechamage spellbooks are functionally identical to wizard spellbooks for the purposes of other classes being able to learn spells from them.
  Each time a character gains a new mechamage level, he gains two spells of his choice to add to his spellbook. The two free spells must be of spell levels he can cast. He may never learn spells of the enchantment, evocation, or illusion schools in this manner.
  A mechamage may add spells from other classes not normally on his spell list (including divine spells) to his spellbook. He needs a sample of the spell (in the form of a scroll, spellbook, or caster willing to aid him in transcribing the scroll). These spells are learned at the same spell level they appear on the original class’s spell list. While the mechamage can prepare these spells, he cannot cast them normally. He can only cast these spells to satisfy requirements in magic item creation. He can also use any magic items that require knowledge of a spell he has transcribed in his spell book.

• Cantrips: Mechamages can prepare a number of cantrips, or 0-level spells, each day, as noted under “Spells per Day.” These spells are cast like any other spell, but are not expended when cast and may be used again. A mechamage may not learn or prepare cantrips from the enchantment, evocation, or illusion schools. In addition to the stated cantrips per day, a mechamage can always cast everheat rune at will.

• Golem Minion (Ex): The mechamage is a prodigy in the art of golemancy. He receives a golem minion at level 1, despite the fact that he does not yet have the Craft Construct feat. This minion could represent a gift from the mechamage’s teacher, a family protector, or a remarkably successful early creation by the mechamage himself. This special construct is much different than a normal golem, and is created using the Golem Minion rules found later in this section.
  If the mechamage wishes to replace his golem minion (either because the old one was destroyed or merely because he desires a different one), he must perform a ritual requiring 24 hours of uninterrupted labor, in which he prepares the new golem’s body and enchants it with powerful magic. He requires access to appropriate tools and materials worth 200 gp per class level, as well as complete seclusion during this time. At the end of the ritual, the mechamage creates a new golem minion of the appropriate level and any former golem minions become inert.
  If the former minion’s body is still intact, the mechamage may perform this ritual again to reactivate it as his minion. This requires the same amount of time, but no gold cost.
  If a golem minion is destroyed, but most of its body remains intact, the GM may waive up to half of the cost of creating a new golem minion of the same type so long as the old golem minion’s remains are recovered.

• Tinkering (Ex): As early as 1st level, mechamages are skilled at repairing broken constructs and magical items. After spending one uninterrupted hour working on a construct, vehicle, or magic item, the mechamage removes the broken condition (if any) and repairs 1d10 + his Int modifier hit points of damage. He cannot repair broken items with charges or single use magic items.
  A mechamage can use tinkering to craft manite implants without use of the Craft Magic Arms and Armor feat. However, the process takes twice the usual amount of time and gold cost in materials. This drawback is negated when he receives Craft Magic Arms and Armor for free at 3rd level.
  To tinker, a mechamage must possess a wand infused with manite dust worth at least 25 gp. This wand is not expended by the tinkering process, and can be used as a focus for many of the mechamage’s unique spells.

• Writs: In addition to his spells, all mechamages are versed in a variety of arcane transcriptions known as writs. A writ is a simple piece of parchment, metal token, or small stone tablet inscribed with powerful magical commands. When a mechamage inserts a writ into his golem minion (usually into the mouth or chest), it alters the golem’s abilities and behavior.
  To use a writ, the mechamage must first learn its magic. This is identical to the process required to learn a spell. The mechamage must study the writ for one hour and then make a Spellcraft check (DC 15 + the minimum level required to learn the writ). If the check succeeds, he may copy the writ into his spellbook. This requires special inks worth 10 gp x the minimum level required to learn the writ. Each writ takes up one page in the mechamage’s spellbook.
  After learning the writ, the mechamage must create a copy to be inserted into the golem. This requires the same expenditure of gold and time as learning it, but requires no Spellcraft check.
  Inserting writs requires a ten minute long ritual in which the mechamage inserts new writs into his golem and/or removes old ones. Once this ritual begins, the golem minion is inert, helpless, and immobile until the ritual is complete. The mechamage may remove and replace any number of writs at this time. The number of total writs the golem can carry is limited by its Loyalty. Writs remain active until removed or the golem is destroyed, and writs that have been removed from the golem may be reused at a later time. An inserted writ becomes infused with magical power, and can neither be destroyed nor removed by anyone save the mechamage that inserted it so long as the golem remains active.
  Writs are not magical items, though they behave in some ways like they are one, meaning that they are not negated when a golem enters an antimagic field (though many of the supernatural or spell-like abilities they grant may be).
  A mechamage begins play knowing the Steadfast writ and a number of writs equal to his Intelligence modifier. He learns one new writ automatically each time he gains a mechamage level.

• Call Minion (Su): As early as 2nd level, the mechamage develops the ability to call upon his golem minion in time of need. At first, this ability merely allows him to transmit an unspoke distress call when in danger, causing the golem to immediately cease its current activity and make its way toward its master as quickly as it is able.
  At 7th level, the mechamage can call upon the golem minion once per day to intercede against a single attack or spell that specifically targets the mechamage, as an immediate action.
  The mechamage must be aware of the attack, and the golem minion must be no further away from the mechamage than twice its movement. The golem immediately moves adjacent to the mechamage and becomes the new target of the spell or attack.
  At 12th level, the mechamage can call upon the golem to intercede twice a day. Additionally, once per day the golem can teleport to the mechamage’s side across any distance (except planar boundaries) in answer to its master’s distress call. The golem is no longer limited in how far it can intercede, if it teleports to do so.
  At 18th level, the mechamage can call upon the golem to intercede three times a day and it can now teleport to him across interplanar boundaries. Additionally, the mechamage can set a condition under which his distress call is issued automatically – such as when he is rendered helpless or reduced below zero hit points. The golem will then immediately make its way to aid its master, teleporting to him if it still has uses of that ability remaining.

Spells Per Day:
0th: 4
1st: 4

0-Level Mechamage/Sorcerer/Wizard Spells
Detect Mechamagic
Everheat Rune
1st Level Mechamage/Sorcerer/Wizard Spells
Enrage Constructs (mechamage only)
Golemguard (mechamage only)
Golemspeak (mechamage only)
Mend Construct (mechamage only)
Repair Vehicle

Writs:

Installed Implants: 1
Internal Toolkit (Ex)(Machining): A masterwork tool is incorporated into the golemoid’s body. Such devices could be thieves’ tools that pop out of the wrist, an arm that transforms into a smith’s hammer, an anvil that retracts from the knee with a miniature forge in the torso, or any number of similar items. This tool is completely retractable as a swift action, grants everything needed to practice the associated skill in the field, and, if desired, is undetectable when not in use.

Appraise +9=1+3 +5 INT
Craft Machine +11=1+3 +5 INT +2Cm
Craft Metal +5= + +5 INT
Disable Device +9=2+3 +2 DEX +2 Cm
Fly +2= + +2 DEX
Heal +8=2+3 +1 WIS +2 Cm
Know Arcana +9=1+3 +5 INT
Know Dungeon +5= + +5 INT
Know Engineer +9=1+3 +5 INT
Know Geography +5= + +5 INT
Know History +5= + +5 INT
Know Local +5= + +5 INT
Know Nature +5= + +5 INT
Know Nobility +5= + +5 INT
Know Planes +5= + +5 INT
Know Religion +5= + +5 INT
Perception +6=2+3 +1 WIS
Profession +1= + +1 WIS
Spellcraft +10=2+3 +5 INT
Use Magic Device +5=2+3 +0 CHA

25 gp Manite Wand (focus for spells/class abilities)
50 gp Rifle (1d10, crit x3, 60ft, P)
25 gp Sanguine Robes (+1 AC, 0 ACP, 0% ASF)
2 gp Ammo, Standard (+1 dmg), x100
10 gp Ammo, Armor Piercing (1d8, ignore 2 AC), x20
3 gp Ammo, Sniper (+1 per range increment [max +5], -2 first increment) x10
20 gp Ammo, Wounding (+1 bleed until DC 15 heal), x1

25 gp Driving Goggles (+2 vs natural hazards to the eyes)
-- gp Masterwork Engineer's Toolkit (included in implant, +2 Craft Engineer/Machining)
200 gp Masterwork Ready Harness (+4 to STR for encumbrance)
10 gp Utility Belt (swift action draw/stow for each of six items)
100 gp Masterwork Thieve's Tools (+2 Disable Device)
50 gp Healer's Kit, Uses: [10]
26 gp Gunslinger's Kit

295 gp Wand, Cure Light Wounds (1d8+1), Charges [23]
150 gp Doctor's Outfit
-- gp Artisan's Outfit

308 gp left

plus 2 more days of food

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