Gadgeteer

Level 6
Creature· humanMediumRemaster
AC
23
HP
95
Speed
25 ft.
Perception
+14
Fort
+11
Ref
+16
Will
+14
Languages common
Skills crafting +16, thievery +14, society +12
Recall Knowledge DC 22 (society)

Attacks

Melee Fist +16 (agile, finesse, nonlethal, unarmed), Damage 1d4+7 bludgeoning
Melee Heavy Wrench +16 (shove), Damage 1d6+7 bludgeoning
Melee Crossbow +16 (reload 1 ft.), Damage 1d8+6 piercing

Abilities

Gadget Specialistinteraction

For encounters involving crafting gadgets, the gadgeteer is a 9th-level challenge.

Create Gadget◆◆◆

The gadgeteer uses their bag of junk and nearby scraps to create one of the following gadgets. Gadgets created this way fall apart after a single use or after 1 hour, whichever happens first.

  • Flash Bang 1 (manipulate) The gadgeteer throws a flash bang up to 20 feet away that explodes in a 5-foot burst. Creatures in the burst must succeed a DC 24 fortitude save or become Blinded for 1 round.
  • Glider 1 (move) The gadgeteer leaps off a precipice with the glider in their hands. They fall only 6

Few are as prepared to be unprepared as a gadgeteer, who are masters at building seemingly impossible creations out of almost anything. They're always useful to have when a plan inevitably goes wrong because they can quickly craft the perfect tool needed to get out of even the stickiest predicament. Every now and again, someone tries to hire a gadgeteer to perfect a single design to replicate it and make more permanent versions of their thrown-together gadgets. This effort is often in vain, as even the most talented gadgeteers are unlikely to perfectly replicate a design they made in the moment, even with the same materials. In fact, when put on the spot, they will likely create a functional gadget differently every time, even if they have access to the same material. This process makes duplication nearly impossible.


Although relatively uncommon across much of Golarion, the frequently eccentric but undeniably brilliant minds who create elaborate devices of clockwork, gunpowder, and steam often loom much larger in the public eye than their numbers would suggest.