| Dragonchess Player |
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As mentioned, Starfinder 1e isn't truly compatible with D&D 3.5.
However, if you want a "sentient four legged robot dog operative" (or something close, at least) I'd recommend the using the following PF1e rules (which are fairly close to 3.5):
1) Create a "robot dog" race using the Race Builder rules (possibly a variant of the wyrwood);
2) Leverage the rules from the Technology Guide (including Tech Equipment, the Numerian Scavenger archetype for rogue as an "operative," etc.*).
You should definitely also talk to your GM on if they have other ideas/restrictions.
| Finoan |
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I'm assuming a SF1e request here.
I would go with Android if you want to stick to core races. The rules text does mention having Androids in non-humanoid design, though it is also specified as rare. SRO (Interstellar Species book) is also an option if you want to go to something more exotic and that has more mechanical differences from a standard humanoid character.