Wizard

Wizards draw Power through a dedicated study of known flows of Power and methodically weaving it in known patterns to form a variety of spells. They are highly adaptable spellcasters who have control over what spells are refreshed through their Revision or Arcane Focus features. Their poor base defenses are augmented by automatic wards when they take significant damage.

Maximizing Intelligence is recommended for increasing spell DCs, spellcasts per day, Metamagic and Maneuver capacity. It also contributes to your Reflex save.

Strength increases your AB and damage when utilizing melee weapons, your carrying capacity, and your Fortitude save.

Dexterity increases your AB and damage when utilizing finesse weapons and ranged weapons. It also allows you to maximize Armor Class from clothes/light/medium armors and improves your Reflex save.

Constitution increases your survivability in raw hit points and contributing to your Fortitude save.

Wisdom contributes to your Will save.

Charisma contributes to your Will save and support Maneuvers such as "Commander Strike".

Vitals

Hit Die: d6 (6 HP per Level)

Proficiencies: Weapons (Wizard)

Skill Points per Level (*4 at 1st level): 6

Skills: All

Primary Saving Throw(s): Will

Spellcasting Ability: Intelligence (10 + Spell Level to be able to cast a spell)

Spellcasting Type: Arcane. Memorized. Memorized spellcasters cannot clear memorized slots after casting a spell, until after their next rest. However, any spells placed into an empty slot start as memorized and available for use.

Spellbook: Wizards can learn any spell from their spell list. They learn two spells per level, and may acquire more through the study of scrolls.

Level	Feature
1	Spellcasting Level 1, Arcane Focus, Metamagic: Conversion, Revision, Scribe Scroll, Summon Familiar
2	Contingency I
3	Spellcasting Level 2
4	Archetype Feature I, Contingency II
5	Spellcasting Level 3, Bonus Feat
6	Contingency III
7	Archetype Feature II, Spellcasting Level 4
8	Contingency IV
9	Spellcasting Level 5
10	Archetype Feature III, Bonus Feat, Contingency V

Wizard Core Mechanics

Arcane Focus

A Wizard has a pool of Arcane Focus, which they may draw from to power their spells. Activating this feat will cause their next spellcast performed from their memorized slots to restore a slot containing that spell, consuming an amount of Arcane Focus equal to the spell's level. Whenever the Wizard casts a spell from their memorized slots without using this feature, they gain an amount of Arcane Focus equal to the spell's level. This pool has a capacity equal to the Wizard's class level, is filled at rest, and is also restored by 3 whenever an enemy of Elite rating or higher is slain.

Metamagic: Conversion

The character receives the Conversion feat for free.

Revision

When a Wizard casts a spell from any scroll, if they also have that spell memorized but expended, that spell memorization is refreshed. They may also use this feat to target a scroll, converting Metamagic to refresh a slot containing that spell if it is already memorized. This cost is identical to whatever the Wizard would normally spend for Conversion to restore that spell slot.

Scribe Scroll

Wizards learn the Scribe Scroll feat for free.

Summon Familiar

A character with this feat may summon a familiar once per rest. If the familiar dies, the character suffers 1d6 damage, but may summon the familiar again after a rest. The form of the familiar may be changed by targeting the caster.

Contingency

A Wizard has magical countermeasures in place for many eventualities. The first time per rest the caster is damaged to 50% of total health, the rest of the damage from the strike that reduced the Wizard's health beyond this point is nullified, and the Wizard receives the following effects for 1 minute. This class feature does not exclude any further contingencies the Wizard may receive from other sources. This feature is also restored when slaying an opponent of Elite rating or higher.

Class Level	Contingency Effects
2	Invisibility, 5 Physical DR (Absorption 20), 10 Elemental DR (Absorption 20)
4	Invisibility, 10 Physical DR (Absorption 40), 20 Elemental DR (Absorption 30)
6	Invisibility, 15 Physical DR (Absorption 60), 30 Elemental DR (Absorption 40)
8	Invisibility, 20 Physical DR (Absorption 80), 40 Elemental DR (Absorption 50)
10	Invisibility, 25 Physical DR (Absorption 100), 50 Elemental DR (Absorption 60)

Wizard Bonus Feats

Wizards gain bonus feats at levels 5 and 10 with which they may purchase spell and Metamagic feats.

Wizard Weapons

The Wizard may use the club, dagger, light crossbow, heavy crossbow, and quarterstaff.

Spell List

1st Level Spells	2nd Level Spells	3rd Level Spells	4th Level Spells	5th Level Spells
Burning Hands Charm Person Color Spray Endure Elements Expeditious Retreat Grease Ice Dagger Ironguts Mage Armor Magic Missile Magic Weapon Negative Energy Ray Protection Ray of Enfeeblement Scare Shield Sleep Summon Creature I Thundering Boom	Acid Arrow Blindness/Deafness Bull's Strength Cat's Grace Clarity Cloud of Bewilderment Combust Death Armour Eagle's Splendor Electric Loop Elemental Weapon Endurance Fox's Cunning Ghoul Touch Ghostly Visage Hideous Laughter Hold Person Invisibility Iron Horn Owl's Wisdom Resist Elements See Invisibility Stone Bones Summon Creature II Web	Acid Breath Bestow Curse Charm Monster Confusion Contagion Dispel Magic Displacement Fear Fireball Flame Arrow Greater Magic Weapon Gust of Wind Haste Invisibility Sphere Lightning Bolt Negative Energy Burst Protection From Elements Remove Blindness/Deafness Remove Curse Scintillating Sphere Slow Stinking Cloud Summon Creature III Vampiric Touch	Black Tentacles Dismissal Dominate Person Elemental Shield Enervation Hold Monster Ice Storm Improved Invisibility Lesser Missile Storm Minor Globe of Invulnerability Phantasmal Killer Stoneskin Summon Creature IV Wall of Fire	Acid Sheath Ball Lightning Cloudkill Cone of Cold Energy Buffer Ethereal Visage Feeblemind Firebrand Lesser Mind Blank Lesser Spell Mantle Mind Fog Summon Creature V

Archetypes

Wizards currently have no archetypes. These are expected to be implemented by the end of the Early Access period.