Character Workbook: Oracle

CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE

Written by Berin Kinsman — Published by Asparagus Jumpsuit Character Workbook: Oracle Copyright 2013, 2014 Berin Kinsman. Released under Open Game License Version 1.0a Compatibility with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game requires the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game from Paizo Inc. See http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG for more information on the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. Paizo Inc. does not guarantee compatibility, and does not endorse this product.

ASPARAGUS JUMPSUIT GAMES


INTRODUCTION The great strength of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game is that you can create nearly any sort of

Easy Reference Baked Right In

character, and no two characters will ever be quite the

To help you find all of the options available to

same. The variety of Classes and Races and the ever-

your character, and to read more about what they do

growing

present

and exactly how they work, the Character Workbook

opportunities to be leveraged. Every player can and

includes two forms of reference. The first tells you

should be able to craft a character that is uniquely

which book the options are from, and what section of

their own.

that book they’re located in (because this can change

array

of

Feats

and

Spells

Yet navigating all of the options available in the

from printing to printing, and to allow for changes in

Pathfinder Roleplaying Game can sometimes be

possible future editions of the sourcebooks, specific

confusing, and even a bit overwhelming. This is

page numbers are not used).

especially true for new players and casual gamers who

The second reference is in the form of hyperlinks

aren’t intimately familiar with all of the rules, and

to the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Reference

who just want to sit down with their friends and play.

Document (PRD) online embedded in this PDF. Click

The Core Rulebook alone is over 600 pages; add

on the link, and it will take you to a wealth of

in other official sourcebooks, plus all of the licensed

information about that topic. This allows you to go

third party material and it’s an awful lot to sift

directly to the information you need without flipping

through and process. For folks who have school,

through multiple sourcebooks.

careers, family, and other activities, the seemingly simple task of creating a character and periodically leveling up can feel like a serious commitment rather

Caveat: You Still Need a Character Sheet The Character Workbook is not a character sheet. You still need one of those. The official Pathfinder

than a fun pastime. You’re not a dummy, or a complete idiot, but you

Character Sheet in the back of the Core Rulebook is

could use a guide. The Character Workbook series was

recommended, and as of this writing is also available

created with the time-crunched player in mind. It is

as a free PDF download directly from Paizo Inc. There

intended to help those unfamiliar with the system, yet

are other third party sheets available as well; which

want to make a character that is perfect for them,

you use is really just a matter of preference.

filter out the things that may not apply and zero in on

Throughout the Character Workbook, reference

only the abilities that are relevant to their character

will be made to where on the official character sheet

Class.

different types of information should be recorded. If

It also serves as a level-by-level aid to character advancement. Even experienced players who know the rules inside-out sometimes have trouble remembering all of the things that need to be tweaked and added

using a third party sheet the location may be different, so you’ll have to look over the sheet carefully.

Keep a Character Journal

when leveling up (I created the first version as a

In addition to a character sheet, it’s recommended

reference for my own game group, and I even use it myself when I get to be a player). If you find yourself

that you keep some form of a character journal. This

struggling to remember whether you get a new Feat

3-ring binder, an actual bound journal, a bunch of

or an Ability Score increase at a certain level, or how

loose papers you keep notes on, or an electronic word

Skill ranks you get to add (or, like me, you forget to add your Skill ranks until two or three sessions after you’ve leveled up), the Character

processing document. In addition to being a handy

Workbook was designed for you.

defeated, and treasure you’ve acquired, it’s good for

many

can be a composition book (my personal preference), a

tool for keeping track of in-game information such non-player characters you met, monsters you’ve keeping track of changes to your character. Jot down when you got a new ability, and when, and why, and


CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE you’ll never have to struggle to figure out how such-

Class level. If the character is a 3rd-level Fighter and a

and-such thing ended up on your character sheet.

2nd-level Oracle, she’s a 5 -level character. A character th

It’s also recommended that you make a copy or

that’s a 5 -level Rogue is also a 5 -level character.

scan the character sheet after you’ve finished creating

They’re assumed to be more-or-less equivalent in

your character, and before and after you’ve leveled up.

terms of powers and abilities.

th

th

Gamemasters will sometimes want to copy of your

If you play a multiclassed character you’ll need a

character to aid them in planning adventures and

Character Workbook for each Class. Using the above

encounters suitable to your character’s abilities. It’s a

example, if a character started out as a Fighter and

good way to go back and check whether you’ve added

later took levels in the Oracle Class, you would begin

everything your character should have gained from

with the Fighter Character Workbook and follow the

level to level, if you think you’ve forgotten something.

steps for character creation, Level 2, and Level 3.

It’s also jut fun, after you’ve gained a few levels, to

When adding Oracle levels, you would use the steps

look at how much your character has advanced, and to

for Multiclass Level 1, then the normal Level 2.

wonder how he or she managed to survive at lower levels.

The most important steps to keep track of when leveling up are the Favored Class bonuses. Most characters only have one Favored Class, which is the

About Multiclassing

Class they began with during character creation. If

The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game makes the idea

your Oracle stays an Oracle at every level and doesn’t

of multiclassing (a character having more than one

multiclass, you get some small benefits. These will be

character Class) easy to track and maintain. Unlike

discussed later in the sections on character creation

older editions of the game that the Pathfinder

and leveling up.

Roleplaying Game was inspired by, there aren’t a lot

There are exceptions; races such as Half-Elves

of special rules or hoops to jump through. There are

can have two Favored Classes, and some Feats and

only a couple of things that you need to bear in mind.

Traits allow a character to have more than one

Multiclassing is the only time it will be important to make a distinction between character level and

Favored Class. In those cases, the character gains the Favored Class benefits for both classes.



LEVEL 1: CREATING AN ORACLE Determine Ability Scores

Determine Hit Points

There are multiple methods of determining Ability

Scores.

You

should

consult

with your

gamemaster to determine which method you group is using. As an Oracle, consider putting your best scores into Charisma. Ability Scores and Ability Modifiers are recorded in the upper left section on page 1 of the official

Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, just below the Pathfinder logo. Additional information on Abilities Scores can be found in the Getting Started section of the Pathfinder

Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook.

Roll 1d8 and add the character’s Constitution ability modifier. Also add in any additional bonuses from Feats such as Toughness. The total is your character’s current Hit Points. If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organized Play and the character is single-classed, the character begins with 8 Hit Points at level 1, plus Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. If the character has more than one Class, see Multiclassing, below. This information is recorded in the upper right section

on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder

Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, to the immediate right of the character’s Strength ability score and modifier.

Determine Initiative Modifier The character’s Initiative modifier is equal to his

Additional information on Hit Points can be

or her Dexterity modifier. It can be modified further

found in the Combat/Injury and Death section of the

by certain Feats, such as Improved Initiative.

Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook.

Initiative is recorded on page 1 of the official

Pathfinder

Roleplaying

Game

Character

Sheet,

directly underneath Hit Points. Additional information on Initiative can be found in the Combat section of the Pathfinder Roleplaying

Game Core Rulebook.

At this level Base Attack Bonus is +0. Remember to recalculate Combat Maneuver Bonus (CMB), Combat Maneuver Defense (CMD), and Base Attack Bonus for Weapons. This information is all recorded in the center left section

Pick Your Race Core races include Dwarves, Elves, Half-Elves, Half-Orcs, Halflings, and Humans. Each has its own unique Ability Score modifiers, Racial Traits, and Languages. Race is recorded in the upper section of page 1 of official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, near the character’s name.

Calculate Attack Values

Racial Traits can be

recorded under Special Abilities, in the center of page

on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder

Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, located below Saving Throws and just above Weapons Additional information on Base Attack Bonus can be found in the Combat section of the Pathfinder


Calculate Saving Throws Fortitude Base Save begins at +0. Add the Base Save to the character’s Constitution modifier, plus and bonuses from Feats such Great

2. Additional information on Races can be found in the Race section of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Core Rulebook, as well as in the Advanced Race Guide.

Determine Oracle-Based Abilities Now add the things specific to being an Oracle.

Fortitude, to determine the total Fortitude score. Reflex Base Save begins at +0. Add the Base Save to the character’s Dexterity modifier, plus and bonuses from Feats such Lightning Reflexes to determine the total Reflex score. Will Base Save begins at +2. Add the Base Save to the character’s Wisdom modifier, plus and bonuses from Feats such Iron Will to determine the total Will score.


CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE Remember that the first time you add at least 1 This information is recorded in the center left section

on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder

Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, just below Armor Additional information on Saving Throws can be found in the Combat section of the Pathfinder


Character Sheet. Additional information on Skills can be found in

Core Rulebook.

At this level an Oracle gains the following Special Abilities: a mystery, an oracle's curse, orisons, and a revelation. Class Abilities can be recorded in the Special Abilities section on page 2 of the official Pathfinder

Roleplaying Game Character Sheet. Additional information on Oracle Class Abilities can be found in the Classes/Oracle section of the

Advanced Player’s Guide.

Select Feats If the character has a single Class (Oracle) you may select a new Feat. If the character has more than one Class, see Multiclassing, below. Feats are recorded in the Feats section on page 2 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Character

Sheet, located in the center of the page toward the top. Additional information on Feats can be found in the Feats section of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Select Domains

Core Rulebook.

Select two domains, based on the character’s deity and alignment. Each domain gives the character a granted power and a domain spell. One domain spell can be used per day without counting against the total spells per day (below).

Suggested Feats If you find the selection of Feats to be overwhelming,

consider

something

from

this

simplified list: Combat Casting, Eschew Materials, Extra Revelation, Great Fortitude, Improved Initiative,

Select Spells

Iron Will, Lightning Reflexes, Run, Skill Focus, Spell

At this level the character has the following:

Focus, Spell Penetration, Toughness, Weapon Focus.

Spells per Day

Remember Your Favored Class Option

1st-level Spells

If the character has a high Charisma score,

If Oracle is the character’s Favored Class, you may select either 1 additional Hit Point or 1 additional

additional spells may be gained.

Skill Rank.

Spells Known

Other sourcebooks offer additional Favored Class

0-level Spells

2

Skills are recorded in the right hand column on

the Skills section of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Add Special Abilities

4

Skill. page 1 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Class and right above Base Attack Bonus.

3

Skill Rank to a Class Skill, you gain a +3 bonus to that

benefits; consult with your gamemaster to see if these

1st-level Spells

Spells known are recorded in the far right column on page 2 of the official Pathfinder

are available to you. Additional information on Favored Class can be found in the Classes section of the Pathfinder

Roleplaying Game Character Sheet.


Assign Skill Ranks The Oracle Class Skills are Craft (Int), Diplomacy

Address Multiclassing

(Int),

Ability Score: If the character is multiclassed and

Knowledge (planes) (Int), Knowledge (religion) (Int),

the Character Level (total of all Class Levels) is a

Profession (Wis), Sense Motive (Wis), and Spellcraft

multiple of 4 (4, 8, 12, 16, 20), increase the Ability

(Int). The Oracle receives additional class skills based

Score of one Attribute of your choice by 1. Remember

upon their mystery.

to adjust the Ability Modifier if necessary, as well as

(Cha),

You

Heal

get

(Wis),

4

Knowledge

additional

Intelligence modifier.

Skill

(history)

Ranks,

plus

any other abilities such as Attack Values and Skills that are tied to that Ability Modifier.


CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE Hit Points: If you are rolling Hit Points, follow the procedure above. If you are using the Character

can have an impact on their back story, their personality, and their goals.

Creation rules for Organize Play and the character is

Alignment: Once you know a little bit about the

single-classed, the character gains 5 Hit Points, plus

character’s history and personality, you can determine

Constitution modifier and any additional point gained

their

from Feats.

restrictions as to what alignments are available to

Feats: If the Character Level is an odd number (3, 5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice at this level.

alignment.

Your

gamemaster

may

have

player characters. Deity: The god or gods your character follows. More about the religion, your character’s faith, and their relationship to other worshippers and any official

Handle Finishing Details

church bodies can be recorded in the journal.

Name: You’ll need to think of a name for your

All of the above information can be recorded in

character. There are suggested names within the entry

the top section on page 1 of the official Pathfinder

for each Race in the Races section. Your gamemaster


may also have other resources specific to the setting

More information on the above Finishing Details

of your group’s campaign. More information on the

can be found in the Additional Rules section of the

name, such as its origin and meaning, can be recorded

Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.

in your character journal.

Money: Roll 3d6 and multiply by 10 to determine

Gender: This is where you can record the

the number of gold pieces the character begins with.

character’s gender identity, as simple as “male” or

Average money for a 1st level Oracle player character

“female”, or using other terms related to biology,

is 105 gp. Average money for a 1st level NPC is the

identity, and orientation. This can be expended upon

same. This will vary based on your specific campaign,

in the character journal.

but is provided for those using the Oracle Character

Age: How old the character is. Notes on how this relates

to

the

character’s

race

and

Workbook to create pregenerated PCs and NPCs.

longevity,

Make a Copy: Copy or scan the character sheet

information about their generation and events of their

once it’s been filled out, so that you have a backup just

birth and growing up can be expanded upon in the

in case. Your gamemaster might also request a copy,

character workbook.

in order to better tailor encounters and adventures to

Appearance: The characters height and weight,

the character’s abilities.

eye color and hair color have a spot on the character

Update Your Character Journal: Make note of the

sheet. Other descriptors can be extrapolated from

changes made to the character, the abilities you have

their Ability Scores, in terms of musculature and

selected, and any roleplaying notes on how these

attractiveness. A more detailed description, along with

abilities affect the character’s backstory and goals

drawings of photos, can be added to the character

moving forward.

journal.

Look Forward: Start thinking about what abilities

Homeland: Where the character is from. Consult

the character would like to gain at the next level, and

with you gamemaster for possibilities based on the

discuss with your game master the types of

setting your campaign is based in. The cultural, social,

adventures that might be undertaken in order to gain

and political situations in the character’s homeland

those abilities.



LEVEL 2 Congratulations on surviving to Level 2!

Will Base Save increases to +3. Add the Base Save to the character’s Wisdom

Ability Scores

modifier, plus and bonuses from Feats such Iron Will

If the character has a single Class (Oracle), there is no Ability Score increase at this level. If the character has more than one Class, see Multiclassing, below.

to determine the total Will score. This information is recorded in the center left on page 1 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, just below Armor section


Determine Oracle-Based Abilities

Additional information on Saving Throws can be found in the Combat section of the Pathfinder

Determine Hit Points Roll 1d8 and add the character’s Constitution ability modifier. Also add in any additional bonuses from Feats such as Toughness. Add this to your existing Hit Points to determine the character’s new Hit Point total.


Add Special Abilities At this level an Oracle gains the following Special Ability: a mystery spell. Class Abilities can be recorded in the Special

If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organized Play and the character is single-classed, the

Abilities section on page 2 of the official Pathfinder


character gains a flat 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution

Additional information on Oracle Class Abilities

modifier and any additional point gained from Feats.

can be found in the Classes/Oracle section of the

If the character has more than one Class, see


Multiclassing, below. Hit Point information is recorded in the upper right section on page 1 of the official Pathfinder

Select Spells At this level the character has the following: Spells per Day

Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, to the immediate right of the character’s Strength ability score and modifier. Additional information on Hit Points can be

4

If the character has a high Charisma score, additional spells may be gained. Spells Known



Calculate Attack Values Remember to recalculate Combat Maneuver Bonus (CMB), Combat Maneuver Defense (CMD), and Base Attack Bonus for Weapons. This information is all recorded in the center left on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder



Calculate Saving Throws

5

0-level Spells

2

1st-level Spells

Spells known are recorded in the far right

At this level Base Attack Bonus is +1.

section

1st-level Spells

column on page 2 of the official Pathfinder


Assign Skill Ranks The Oracle Class Skills are Craft (Int), Diplomacy (Cha),

Heal

(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),

Knowledge (planes) (Int), Knowledge (religion) (Int), Profession (Wis), Sense Motive (Wis), and Spellcraft (Int). The Oracle receives additional class skills based upon their mystery. You

get

4

additional


Fortitude Base Save remains +0. Reflex Base Save remains +0.


Skill

Ranks,

plus

CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE Remember that the first time you add at least 1

Hit Points: If you are rolling Hit Points, follow


the procedure above. If you are using the Character

Skill.




page 1 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game


Character Sheet.

from Feats.

Additional information on Skills can be found in

Feats: If the Character Level is an odd number (3,


5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice

Core Rulebook.

at this level.

Feats


If the character has a single Class (Oracle) you do

Money: Average money for a 2nd level Oracle

not gain a new Feat at this level. If the character has

player character is 1,000 gp. Average money for a 2nd

more than one Class, see Multiclassing, below.

level NPC is 390 gp. This will vary based on your

Remember Your Favored Class Option If Oracle is the character’s Favored Class, you may select either 1 additional Hit Point or 1 additional Skill Rank.

specific campaign, but is provided for those using the

Oracle Character Workbook to create pregenerated PCs and NPCs. Make a Copy: Copy or scan the character sheet once it’s been filled out, so that you have a backup just





are available to you.


Additional information on Favored Class can be


found in the Classes section of the Pathfinder



selected, and any roleplaying notes on how these abilities affect the character’s backstory and goals


moving forward.










those abilities.





Add the Base Save to the character’s Constitution modifier, plus and bonuses from Feats such Great

Ability Scores

Fortitude, to determine the total Fortitude score.

If the character has a single Class (Oracle), there

Reflex Base Save increases to +1.

is no Ability Score increase at this level. If the

Add the Base Save to the character’s Dexterity

character has more than one Class, see Multiclassing,

modifier, plus and bonuses from Feats such Lightning

below.

Reflexes to determine the total Reflex score. Will Base Save remains to +3.


This information is recorded in the center left on page 1 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, just below Armor section

Determine Hit Points Roll 1d8 and add the character’s Constitution ability modifier. Also add in any additional bonuses from Feats such as Toughness. Add this to your existing Hit Points to determine the character’s new Hit Point total. If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organized Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains a flat 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution

Class and right above Base Attack Bonus. Additional information on Saving Throws can be found in the Combat section of the Pathfinder


Add Special Abilities At this level an Oracle gains the following Special Ability: a revelation.


Class Abilities can be recorded in the Special



Multiclassing, below.


Hit Point information is recorded in the upper


right section on page 1 of the official Pathfinder


Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, to the immediate


right of the character’s Strength ability score and modifier. Additional information on Hit Points can be





5

1st-level Spells

If the character has a high Charisma score, additional spells may be gained.


Spells Known

Remember to recalculate Combat Maneuver

5

0-level Spells

Bonus (CMB), Combat Maneuver Defense (CMD), and

3

1st-level Spells

Base Attack Bonus for Weapons. This information is all recorded in the center left section

on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder



Calculate Saving Throws Fortitude Base Save increases to +1.




Heal

(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),

Knowledge (planes) (Int), Knowledge (religion) (Int), Profession (Wis), Sense Motive (Wis), and Spellcraft (Int). The Oracle receives additional class skills based upon their mystery.


CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE You

get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus

Intelligence modifier. Remember that the first time you add at least 1 Skill Rank to a Class Skill, you gain a +3 bonus to that Skill. Skills are recorded in the right hand column on page 1 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Character Sheet. Additional information on Skills can be found in the Skills section of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Core Rulebook.

Ability Score: If the character is multiclassed and the Character Level (total of all Class Levels) is a multiple of 4 (4, 8, 12, 16, 20), increase the Ability Score of one Attribute of your choice by 1. Remember to adjust the Ability Modifier if necessary, as well as any other abilities such as Attack Values and Skills that are tied to that Ability Modifier. Hit Points: If you are rolling Hit Points, follow the procedure above. If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organize Play and the character is

Select a Feat


If the character has a single Class (Oracle) you may select a new Feat. If the character has more than one Class, see Multiclassing, below. Feats are recorded in the Feats section on page 2 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Character


Core Rulebook.

Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. Feats: If the Character Level is an odd number (3, 5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice at this level.

Handle Finishing Details Money: Average money for a 3rd level Oracle player character is 3,000 gp. Average money for a 3rd level NPC is 780 gp. This will vary based on your

Suggested Feats


If you find the selection of Feats to be overwhelming,


consider

something

from

this

Oracle Character Workbook to create pregenerated PCs and NPCs.

simplified list: Combat Casting, Eschew Materials,


Extra Revelation, Great Fortitude, Improved Initiative,







the character’s abilities. Update Your Character Journal: Make note of the

If Oracle is the character’s Favored Class, you


may select either 1 additional Hit Point or 1 additional


Skill Rank.


Other sourcebooks offer additional Favored Class benefits; consult with your gamemaster to see if these are available to you.

moving forward. Look Forward: Start thinking about what abilities the character would like to gain at the next level, and






those abilities.




Reflex Base Save remains +1. Will Base Save increases to +4.

Increase an Ability Score

Add the Base Save to the character’s Wisdom

If the character has a single Class (Oracle), the character gets an Ability Score increase at this level. Increase the Ability of your choice by 1. Remember to

modifier, plus and bonuses from Feats such Iron Will to determine the total Will score. This information is recorded in the center left

Pathfinder

also adjust the Ability modifier and any abilities

section

affected by that modifier if necessary.

Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, just below Armor


on

page

1

of

the

official
















Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, to the immediate right of the character’s Strength ability score and modifier. Additional information on Hit Points can be found in the Combat/Injury and Death section of the

Spells Known


Base Attack Bonus for Weapons. This information is all recorded in the center left

2nd-level Spells




1st-level Spells

3




6

6

0-level Spells

3

1st-level Spells

1

2nd-level Spells



section

on page 1 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, located below

Assign Skill Ranks

Saving Throws and just above Weapons

(Cha),

Additional information on Base Attack Bonus can be found in the Combat section of the Pathfinder



The Oracle Class Skills are Craft (Int), Diplomacy Heal

(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),


Fortitude Base Save remains +1.



get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus



Remember that the first time you add at least 1




Skill.






Character Sheet.

from Feats.





Core Rulebook.

at this level.

Feats



Money: Average money for a 4th level Oracle


player character is 6,000 gp. Average money for a 4th


level NPC is 1,650 gp. This will vary based on your















selected, and any roleplaying notes on how these abilities affect the character’s backstory and goals


moving forward.










those abilities.




Will Base Save remains +4. Additional information on Saving Throws can be

Ability Scores

found in the Combat section of the Pathfinder



Add Special Abilities At this level an Oracle gains no additional Special Abilities.


Class Abilities can be recorded in the Special Abilities section on page 2 of the official Pathfinder


Determine Hit Points Roll 1d8 and add the character’s Constitution


ability modifier. Also add in any additional bonuses


from Feats such as Toughness. Add this to your


existing Hit Points to determine the character’s new Hit Point total. If you are using the Character Creation rules for


Organized Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains a flat 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. If the character has more than one Class, see




Calculate Attack Values Remember to recalculate Combat Maneuver Bonus (CMB), Combat Maneuver Defense (CMD), and Base Attack Bonus for Weapons. This information is all recorded in the center left on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder



Calculate Saving Throws Fortitude Base Save remains +1.

6

0-level Spells

4

1st-level Spells

2

2nd-level Spells





section

2nd-level Spells

Spells Known



4



modifier.

1st-level Spells



right of the character’s Strength ability score and

6

(Cha),

Heal

(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),


get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus


Character Sheet.

Reflex Base Save remains +1.


CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE Additional information on Skills can be found in




Core Rulebook.


Select a Feat


If the character has a single Class (Oracle) you


may select a new Feat. If the character has more than


one Class, see Multiclassing, below.


Feats are recorded in the Feats section on page 2 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Character

Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats.

Sheet, located in the center of the page toward the top.


Additional information on Feats can be found in


the Feats section of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Core Rulebook.



consider

at this level.

something

from

this

simplified list: Combat Casting, Eschew Materials, Extra Revelation, Great Fortitude, Improved Initiative, Iron Will, Lightning Reflexes, Run, Skill Focus, Spell Focus, Spell Penetration, Toughness, Weapon Focus.

Remember Your Favored Class Option If Oracle is the character’s Favored Class, you may select either 1 additional Hit Point or 1 additional Skill Rank. Other sourcebooks offer additional Favored Class benefits; consult with your gamemaster to see if these are available to you. Additional information on Favored Class can be found in the Classes section of the Pathfinder


Money: Average money for a 5th level Oracle player character is 10,500 gp. Average money for a 5th level NPC is 2,400 gp. This will vary based on your specific campaign, but is provided for those using the

Oracle Character Workbook to create pregenerated PCs and NPCs. Make a Copy: Copy or scan the character sheet once it’s been filled out, so that you have a backup just in case. Your gamemaster might also request a copy, in order to better tailor encounters and adventures to the character’s abilities. Update Your Character Journal: Make note of the changes made to the character, the abilities you have selected, and any roleplaying notes on how these abilities affect the character’s backstory and goals moving forward. Look Forward: Start thinking about what abilities the character would like to gain at the next level, and



Ability Score: If the character is multiclassed and the Character Level (total of all Class Levels) is a

adventures that might be undertaken in order to gain those abilities.






Ability Scores








below.

Reflexes to determine the total Reflex score. Will Base Save increases to +5.


Add the Base Save to the character’s Wisdom modifier, plus and bonuses from Feats such Iron Will

Determine Hit Points Roll 1d8 and add the character’s Constitution ability modifier. Also add in any additional bonuses from Feats such as Toughness. Add this to your existing Hit Points to determine the character’s new Hit Point total. If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organized Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains a flat 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. If the character has more than one Class, see





Add Special Abilities At this level an Oracle gains the following Special Ability: a mystery spell.







right of the character’s Strength ability score and modifier.

Additional information on Oracle Class Abilities can be found in the Classes/Oracle section of the

Additional information on Hit Points can be found in the Combat/Injury and Death section of the



Select Spells At this level the character has the following:


Spells per Day


6

1st-level Spells


5

2nd-level Spells


3

3rd-level Spells

Base Attack Bonus for Weapons.


This information is all recorded in the center left section

on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder

additional spells may be gained. Spells Known

Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, located below

7

0-level Spells


4

1st-level Spells

2

2nd-level Spells

1

3rd-level Spells



Calculate Saving Throws Fortitude Base Save increases to +2.




CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE multiple of 4 (4, 8, 12, 16, 20), increase the Ability


Heal

(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),


get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus



Core Rulebook.

Score of one Attribute of your choice by 1. Remember to adjust the Ability Modifier if necessary, as well as any other abilities such as Attack Values and Skills that are tied to that Ability Modifier. Hit Points: If you are rolling Hit Points, follow the procedure above. If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organize Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. Feats: If the Character Level is an odd number (3, 5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice at this level.

Handle Finishing Details Money: Average money for a 6th level Oracle player character is 16,000. Average money for a 6th level NPC is 3,450 gp. This will vary based on your specific campaign, but is provided for those using the

Feats If the character has a single Class (Oracle) you do not gain a new Feat at this level. If the character has more than one Class, see Multiclassing, below.



Oracle Character Workbook to create pregenerated PCs and NPCs. Make a Copy: Copy or scan the character sheet once it’s been filled out, so that you have a backup just in case. Your gamemaster might also request a copy, in order to better tailor encounters and adventures to the character’s abilities. Update Your Character Journal: Make note of the changes made to the character, the abilities you have selected, and any roleplaying notes on how these abilities affect the character’s backstory and goals moving forward. Look Forward: Start thinking about what abilities the character would like to gain at the next level, and discuss with your game master the types of




those abilities.






Ability Scores

















Multiclassing, below. Hit Point information is recorded in the upper

modifier.

Calculate Attack Values At this level Base Attack Bonus is +5. Remember to recalculate Combat Maneuver Bonus (CMB), Combat Maneuver Defense (CMD), and Base Attack Bonus for Weapons. This information is all recorded in the center left section

on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder


2nd-level Spells

4

3rd-level Spells

Spells Known



6




1st-level Spells




6

7

0-level Spells

5

1st-level Spells

3

2nd-level Spells

2

3rd-level Spells




Heal

(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),


get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus

Intelligence modifier. Remember that the first time you add at least 1




Skill.

Fortitude Base Save remains +2. Reflex Base Save remains +2.


CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE Skills are recorded in the right hand column on




Character Sheet.


Additional information on Skills can be found in the Skills section of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Core Rulebook.

any other abilities such as Attack Values and Skills that are tied to that Ability Modifier. Hit Points: If you are rolling Hit Points, follow the procedure above. If you are using the Character

Select a Feat


If the character has a single Class (Oracle) you


may select a new Feat. If the character has more than


one Class, see Multiclassing, below.

from Feats.

Feats are recorded in the Feats section on page 2


of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Character



at this level.

Additional information on Feats can be found in the Feats section of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Core Rulebook.

Money: Average money for a 7th level Oracle player character is 23,500 gp. Average money for a



consider

something

from

this




7th level NPC is 4,650 gp. This will vary based on your specific campaign, but is provided for those using the

Oracle Character Workbook to create pregenerated PCs and NPCs. Make a Copy: Copy or scan the character sheet once it’s been filled out, so that you have a backup just in case. Your gamemaster might also request a copy, in order to better tailor encounters and adventures to the character’s abilities. Update Your Character Journal: Make note of the changes made to the character, the abilities you have selected, and any roleplaying notes on how these abilities affect the character’s backstory and goals moving forward. Look Forward: Start thinking about what abilities the character would like to gain at the next level, and discuss with your game master the types of adventures that might be undertaken in order to gain


those abilities.

Ability Score: If the character is multiclassed and the Character Level (total of all Class Levels) is a









Pathfinder


section



on

page

1

of

the

official




















6

1st-level Spells

6

2nd-level Spells

5

3rd-level Spells

3

4th-level Spells



Spells Known

At this level Base Attack Bonus is +6/+1.

8

0-level Spells


5

1st-level Spells


3

2nd-level Spells


2

3rd-level Spells

1

4th-level Spells


on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder







Heal

(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),



CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE Profession (Wis), Sense Motive (Wis), and Spellcraft



any other abilities such as Attack Values and Skills

upon their mystery.

that are tied to that Ability Modifier.

You

get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus


Hit Points: If you are rolling Hit Points, follow the procedure above. If you are using the Character





Skill.


Skills are recorded in the right hand column on page 1 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Character Sheet.

from Feats. Feats: If the Character Level is an odd number (3, 5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice


Core Rulebook.

at this level.

Handle Finishing Details Money: Average money for an 8th level Oracle

Feats

player character is 33,000 gp. Average money for an


8th level NPC is 6,000 gp. This will vary based on your




Oracle Character Workbook to create pregenerated


PCs and NPCs. Make a Copy: Copy or scan the character sheet





Skill Rank.



the character’s abilities. Update Your Character Journal: Make note of the changes made to the character, the abilities you have






moving forward.









those abilities.






Ability Scores








below.

Reflexes to determine the total Reflex score. Will Base Save remains +6.



Determine Hit Points Roll 1d8 and add the character’s Constitution ability modifier. Also add in any additional bonuses from Feats such as Toughness. Add this to your existing Hit Points to determine the character’s new Hit Point total. If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organized Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains a flat 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution
















right of the character’s Strength ability score and modifier. Additional information on Hit Points can be found in the Combat/Injury and Death section of the


Calculate Attack Values At this level Base Attack Bonus is +6/+1. Remember to recalculate Combat Maneuver Bonus (CMB), Combat Maneuver Defense (CMD), and

Select Spells At this level the character has the following: Spells per Day 6

1st-level Spells

6

2nd-level Spells

6

3rd-level Spells

4

4th-level Spells



Spells Known


on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder


8

0-level Spells

5

1st-level Spells

4

2nd-level Spells

3

3rd-level Spells

2

4th-level Spells






Fortitude Base Save increases to +3.


CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE Additional information on Favored Class can be


Heal

(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),


get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus



Core Rulebook.


Address Multiclassing Ability Score: If the character is multiclassed and the Character Level (total of all Class Levels) is a multiple of 4 (4, 8, 12, 16, 20), increase the Ability Score of one Attribute of your choice by 1. Remember to adjust the Ability Modifier if necessary, as well as any other abilities such as Attack Values and Skills that are tied to that Ability Modifier. Hit Points: If you are rolling Hit Points, follow the procedure above. If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organize Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. Feats: If the Character Level is an odd number (3, 5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice

Select a Feat If the character has a single Class (Oracle) you may select a new Feat. If the character has more than one Class, see Multiclassing, below. Feats are recorded in the Feats section on page 2 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Character


Core Rulebook.

at this level.

Handle Finishing Details Money: Average money for a 9th level Oracle player character is 46,000 gp. Average money for a 9th level NPC is 7,800 gp. This will vary based on your specific campaign, but is provided for those using the




consider

something

from

this


in case. Your gamemaster might also request a copy, in order to better tailor encounters and adventures to the character’s abilities.








abilities affect the character’s backstory and goals moving forward.





Skill Rank.


Other sourcebooks offer additional Favored Class benefits; consult with your gamemaster to see if these







Ability Scores
























6

1st-level Spells

6

2nd-level Spells

6

3rd-level Spells

5

4th-level Spells

3

5th-level Spells



Spells Known


9

0-level Spells


5

1st-level Spells


4

2nd-level Spells

3

3rd-level Spells

2

4th-level Spells

1

5th-level Spells


on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder



Calculate Saving Throws Fortitude Base Save remains +3. Reflex Base Save remains +3.




Heal


(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),

CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE Knowledge (planes) (Int), Knowledge (religion) (Int),






upon their mystery.


You

get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus







Skill.



Character Sheet.

from Feats. Feats: If the Character Level is an odd number (3, 5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice


at this level.

Core Rulebook.


Feats

player character is 62,000 gp. Average money for a



10th level NPC is 10,050 gp. This will vary based on


your specific campaign, but is provided for those


using the Oracle Character Workbook to create


pregenerated PCs and NPCs. Make a Copy: Copy or scan the character sheet





Skill Rank.



the character’s abilities. Update Your Character Journal: Make note of the changes made to the character, the abilities you have






moving forward. Look Forward: Start thinking about what abilities








those abilities.





Ability Scores






















Base Attack Bonus for Weapons. This information is all recorded in the center left section

on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder




2nd-level Spells

6

3rd-level Spells

6

4th-level Spells

4

5th-level Spells

Spells Known



6


modifier.


1st-level Spells




6

9

0-level Spells

5

1st-level Spells

5

2nd-level Spells

4

3rd-level Spells

3

4th-level Spells

2

5th-level Spells




Heal

(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),


get

4

additional




Skill

Ranks,

plus

CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE Remember that the first time you add at least 1 Skill Rank to a Class Skill, you gain a +3 bonus to that Skill. Skills are recorded in the right hand column on page 1 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game


Core Rulebook.

Ability Score: If the character is multiclassed and the Character Level (total of all Class Levels) is a multiple of 4 (4, 8, 12, 16, 20), increase the Ability Score of one Attribute of your choice by 1. Remember to adjust the Ability Modifier if necessary, as well as any other abilities such as Attack Values and Skills that are tied to that Ability Modifier. Hit Points: If you are rolling Hit Points, follow

Select a Feat




Core Rulebook.

Creation rules for Organize Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. Feats: If the Character Level is an odd number (3, 5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice at this level.


Suggested Feats




consider

something

from


this





pregenerated PCs and NPCs.

Iron Will, Lightning Reflexes, Run, Skill Focus, Spell Focus, Spell Penetration, Toughness, Weapon Focus.


Make a Copy: Copy or scan the character sheet once it’s been filled out, so that you have a backup just in case. Your gamemaster might also request a copy, in order to better tailor encounters and adventures to the character’s abilities. Update Your Character Journal: Make note of the changes made to the character, the abilities you have






moving forward.






discuss with your game master the types of adventures that might be undertaken in order to gain those abilities.




Add the Base Save to the character’s Dexterity modifier, plus and bonuses from Feats such Lightning


Reflexes to determine the total Reflex score.

If the character has a single Class (Oracle), the

Will Base Save increases to +8.

character gets an Ability Score increase at this level.


Increase the Ability of your choice by 1. Remember to



to determine the total Will score.


This information is recorded in the center left section


on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder

Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, just below Armor Class and right above Base Attack Bonus.




Add Special Abilities At this level an Oracle gains the following Special

If you are using the Character Creation rules for

Ability: a mystery spell.

Organized Play and the character is single-classed, the








Additional information on Oracle Class Abilities can be found in the Classes/Oracle section of the






Spells per Day


6

1st-level Spells


6

2nd-level Spells


6

3rd-level Spells


6

4th-level Spells

5

5th-level Spells

3

6th-level Spells


on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder

Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, located below Saving Throws and just above Weapons




Calculate Saving Throws Fortitude Base Save increases to +4. Add the Base Save to the character’s Constitution modifier, plus and bonuses from Feats such Great Fortitude, to determine the total Fortitude score.

Spells Known 9

0-level Spells

5

1st-level Spells

5

2nd-level Spells

4

3rd-level Spells

3

4th-level Spells

2

5th-level Spells

1

6th-level Spells



CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE Spells known are recorded in the far right





to adjust the Ability Modifier if necessary, as well as any other abilities such as Attack Values and Skills

Assign Skill Ranks


The Oracle Class Skills are Craft (Int), Diplomacy (Cha),

Heal








upon their mystery.

from Feats.

get

4

Knowledge

additional

Skill

(history)


(Int),

You

(Wis),

Ranks,

plus


Feats: If the Character Level is an odd number (3, 5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice

Remember that the first time you add at least 1 Skill Rank to a Class Skill, you gain a +3 bonus to that Skill.

at this level.






Character Sheet.






Core Rulebook.


Feats
















Skill Rank.

moving forward.







Additional information on Favored Class can be found in the Classes section of the Pathfinder



Address Multiclassing Ability Score: If the character is multiclassed and the Character Level (total of all Class Levels) is a





Ability Scores


















Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, to the immediate right of the character’s Strength ability score and

6

1st-level Spells

6

2nd-level Spells

6

3rd-level Spells

6

4th-level Spells

6

5th-level Spells

4

6th-level Spells


modifier.

9

0-level Spells

5

1st-level Spells

5

2nd-level Spells

4

3rd-level Spells

4

4th-level Spells


3

5th-level Spells


2

6th-level Spells




Bonus (CMB), Combat Maneuver Defense (CMD), and Base Attack Bonus for Weapons. This information is all recorded in the center left section

on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder







Heal

(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),





get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus



Core Rulebook.

Ability Score: If the character is multiclassed and the Character Level (total of all Class Levels) is a multiple of 4 (4, 8, 12, 16, 20), increase the Ability Score of one Attribute of your choice by 1. Remember to adjust the Ability Modifier if necessary, as well as any other abilities such as Attack Values and Skills that are tied to that Ability Modifier. Hit Points: If you are rolling Hit Points, follow the procedure above. If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organize Play and the character is

Select a Feat




Core Rulebook.

Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. Feats: If the Character Level is an odd number (3, 5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice at this level.

Handle Finishing Details Money: Average money for a 13th level Oracle player character is 140,000 gp. Average money for a 13th level NPC is 21,000 gp. This will vary based on

Suggested Feats




consider

something

from

this

using the Oracle Character Workbook to create pregenerated PCs and NPCs.










the character’s abilities. Update Your Character Journal: Make note of the





Skill Rank.



moving forward. Look Forward: Start thinking about what abilities the character would like to gain at the next level, and






those abilities.





Ability Scores






















Calculate Attack Values At this level Base Attack Bonus is +10/+5. Remember to recalculate Combat Maneuver


1st-level Spells

6

2nd-level Spells

6

3rd-level Spells

6

4th-level Spells

6

5th-level Spells

5

6th-level Spells

3

7th-level Spells


Bonus (CMB), Combat Maneuver Defense (CMD), and Base Attack Bonus for Weapons. This information is all recorded in the center left section

on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder



Calculate Saving Throws Fortitude Base Save remains +4. Reflex Base Save remains +4.

Spells Known 9

0-level Spells

5

1st-level Spells

5

2nd-level Spells

4

3rd-level Spells

4

4th-level Spells

3

5th-level Spells

2

6th-level Spells

1

7th-level Spells




CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE multiple of 4 (4, 8, 12, 16, 20), increase the Ability


Heal

(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),


get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus



Core Rulebook.

Score of one Attribute of your choice by 1. Remember to adjust the Ability Modifier if necessary, as well as any other abilities such as Attack Values and Skills that are tied to that Ability Modifier. Hit Points: If you are rolling Hit Points, follow the procedure above. If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organize Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. Feats: If the Character Level is an odd number (3, 5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice at this level.

Handle Finishing Details Money: Average money for a 14th level Oracle player character is 185,000 gp. Average money for a 14th level NPC is 27,000 gp. This will vary based on your specific campaign, but is provided for those

Feats If the character has a single Class (Oracle) you do not gain a new Feat at this level. If the character has more than one Class, see Multiclassing, below.



using the Oracle Character Workbook to create pregenerated PCs and NPCs. Make a Copy: Copy or scan the character sheet once it’s been filled out, so that you have a backup just in case. Your gamemaster might also request a copy, in order to better tailor encounters and adventures to the character’s abilities. Update Your Character Journal: Make note of the changes made to the character, the abilities you have selected, and any roleplaying notes on how these abilities affect the character’s backstory and goals moving forward. Look Forward: Start thinking about what abilities the character would like to gain at the next level, and discuss with your game master the types of




those abilities.






Ability Scores








below.

Reflexes to determine the total Reflex score. Will Base Save remains +9.






If you are using the Character Creation rules for


Organized Play and the character is single-classed, the










Hit Point information is recorded in the upper right section on page 1 of the official Pathfinder



Calculate Attack Values At this level Base Attack Bonus is +11/+6/+1. Remember to recalculate Combat Maneuver Bonus (CMB), Combat Maneuver Defense (CMD), and


1st-level Spells

6

2nd-level Spells

6

3rd-level Spells

6

4th-level Spells

6

5th-level Spells

6

6th-level Spells

4

7th-level Spells



Spells Known


on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder

Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, located below Saving Throws and just above Weapons. Additional information on Base Attack Bonus can be found in the Combat section of the Pathfinder



9

0-level Spells

5

1st-level Spells

5

2nd-level Spells

4

3rd-level Spells

4

4th-level Spells

4

5th-level Spells

3

6th-level Spells

2

7th-level Spells

Fortitude Base Save increase to +5.








Assign Skill Ranks




Heal

(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),








upon their mystery.


You

get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus


Score of one Attribute of your choice by 1. Remember to adjust the Ability Modifier if necessary, as well as


any other abilities such as Attack Values and Skills that are tied to that Ability Modifier. Hit Points: If you are rolling Hit Points, follow





Character Sheet.



Core Rulebook.

Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. Feats: If the Character Level is an odd number (3, 5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice

Select a Feat

at this level.

If the character has a single Class (Oracle) you may select a new Feat. If the character has more than one Class, see Multiclassing, below.

Handle Finishing Details Money: Average money for a 15th level Oracle

Feats are recorded in the Feats section on page 2


of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Character




Additional information on Feats can be found in


the Feats section of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Core Rulebook.

Make a Copy: Copy or scan the character sheet once it’s been filled out, so that you have a backup just


consider

something

from

this




in case. Your gamemaster might also request a copy, in order to better tailor encounters and adventures to the character’s abilities. Update Your Character Journal: Make note of the changes made to the character, the abilities you have selected, and any roleplaying notes on how these abilities affect the character’s backstory and goals moving forward. Look Forward: Start thinking about what abilities the character would like to gain at the next level, and discuss with your game master the types of adventures that might be undertaken in order to gain those abilities.









Pathfinder


section



on

page

1

of

the

official



















Calculate Attack Values At this level Base Attack Bonus is +12/+7/+2. Remember to recalculate Combat Maneuver Bonus (CMB), Combat Maneuver Defense (CMD), and


1st-level Spells

6

2nd-level Spells

6

3rd-level Spells

6

4th-level Spells

6

5th-level Spells

6

6th-level Spells

5

7th-level Spells

3

8th-level Spells



Spells Known


on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder




9

0-level Spells

5

1st-level Spells

5

2nd-level Spells

4

3rd-level Spells

4

4th-level Spells

4

5th-level Spells

3

6th-level Spells

2

7th-level Spells

1

8th-level Spells








Assign Skill Ranks



Heal








upon their mystery.

from Feats.

get

4

Knowledge

additional

Skill

(history)


(Int),

You

(Wis),

Ranks,

plus




at this level.






Character Sheet.






Core Rulebook.


Feats
















Skill Rank.

moving forward.















Ability Scores


















Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, to the immediate right of the character’s Strength ability score and modifier. Additional information on Hit Points can be

6

1st-level Spells

6

2nd-level Spells

6

3rd-level Spells

6

4th-level Spells

6

5th-level Spells

6

6th-level Spells

6

7th-level Spells

4

8th-level Spells



9

0-level Spells

5

1st-level Spells

5

2nd-level Spells

At this level Base Attack Bonus is +12/+7/+2.

4

3rd-level Spells


4

4th-level Spells


4

5th-level Spells


3

6th-level Spells

3

7th-level Spells

2

8th-level Spells




on

page

1

of

the

official

Pathfinder








(Cha),



Heal


(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),

CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE Profession (Wis), Sense Motive (Wis), and Spellcraft (Int). The Oracle receives additional class skills based upon their mystery. You

get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus



Core Rulebook.

Ability Score: If the character is multiclassed and the Character Level (total of all Class Levels) is a multiple of 4 (4, 8, 12, 16, 20), increase the Ability Score of one Attribute of your choice by 1. Remember to adjust the Ability Modifier if necessary, as well as any other abilities such as Attack Values and Skills that are tied to that Ability Modifier. Hit Points: If you are rolling Hit Points, follow the procedure above. If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organize Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats.

Select a Feat




Core Rulebook.

5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice at this level.

Handle Finishing Details Money: Average money for a 17th level Oracle player character is 410,000 gp. Average money for a 17th level NPC is 58,500 gp. This will vary based on your specific campaign, but is provided for those using the Oracle Character Workbook to create pregenerated PCs and NPCs.

Suggested Feats




consider

something

from


this






Iron Will, Lightning Reflexes, Run, Skill Focus, Spell Focus, Spell Penetration, Toughness, Weapon Focus.


Update Your Character Journal: Make note of the changes made to the character, the abilities you have selected, and any roleplaying notes on how these abilities affect the character’s backstory and goals moving forward. Look Forward: Start thinking about what abilities the character would like to gain at the next level, and






those abilities.







Ability Scores


If the character has a single Class (Oracle), there is no Ability Score increase at this level. If the character has more than one Class, see Multiclassing.


Reflex Base Save increases to +6. Add the Base Save to the character’s Dexterity modifier, plus and bonuses from Feats such Lightning Reflexes to determine the total Reflex score. Will Base Save increases to +11. Add the Base Save to the character’s Wisdom

Determine Hit Points Roll 1d8 and add the character’s Constitution ability modifier. Also add in any additional bonuses from Feats such as Toughness. Add this to your existing Hit Points to determine the character’s new Hit Point total. If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organized Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains a flat 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. If the character has more than one Class, see


modifier, plus and bonuses from Feats such Iron Will to determine the total Will score. This information is recorded in the center left on page 1 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, just below Armor section



Add Special Abilities At this level an Oracle gains the following Special


Ability: a mystery spell.







modifier.









Spells per Day


6

1st-level Spells


6

2nd-level Spells


6

3rd-level Spells

This information is all recorded in the center left

6

4th-level Spells


6

5th-level Spells

6

6th-level Spells


6

7th-level Spells

5

8th-level Spells

3

9th-level Spells

section





Fortitude Base Save increases to +6.


CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE Spells Known


9

0-level Spells


5

1st-level Spells


5

2nd-level Spells

4

3rd-level Spells

4

4th-level Spells


4

5th-level Spells


3

6th-level Spells


3

7th-level Spells


2

8th-level Spells


1

9th-level Spells





Creation rules for Organize Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains 5 Hit Points, plus

The Oracle Class Skills are Craft (Int), Diplomacy Heal

(Wis),


Assign Skill Ranks (Cha),


Knowledge

(history)

(Int),

Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats.






at this level.

upon their mystery. You

get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus


Intelligence modifier. Remember that the first time you add at least 1




Skill.



Character Sheet.

using the Oracle Character Workbook to create pregenerated PCs and NPCs. Make a Copy: Copy or scan the character sheet





Core Rulebook.

in order to better tailor encounters and adventures to the character’s abilities.

Feats









moving forward. Look Forward: Start thinking about what abilities





Skill Rank.



those abilities.

benefits; consult with your gamemaster to see if these are available to you.





Ability Scores














existing Hit Points to determine the character’s new Hit Point total. If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organized Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains a flat 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. If the character has more than one Class, see






1st-level Spells

6

2nd-level Spells

6

3rd-level Spells

6

4th-level Spells

6

5th-level Spells

6

6th-level Spells

6

7th-level Spells

6

8th-level Spells

4

9th-level Spells

If the character has a high Charisma score, additional spells may be gained. Spells Known 9

0-level Spells

5

1st-level Spells


5

2nd-level Spells


4

3rd-level Spells


4

4th-level Spells


4

5th-level Spells


3

6th-level Spells

Pathfinder

3

7th-level Spells

Roleplaying Game Character Sheet, located below

3

8th-level Spells


2

9th-level Spells

section

on

page

1

of

the

official

Additional information on Base Attack Bonus can


be found in the Combat section of the Pathfinder




Calculate Saving Throws Fortitude Base Save remains+6. Reflex Base Save remains +6.


CHARACTER WORKBOOK: ORACLE Additional information on Favored Class can be


Heal

(Wis),

Knowledge

(history)

(Int),


get

4

additional

Skill

Ranks,

plus



Core Rulebook.


Address Multiclassing Ability Score: If the character is multiclassed and the Character Level (total of all Class Levels) is a multiple of 4 (4, 8, 12, 16, 20), increase the Ability Score of one Attribute of your choice by 1. Remember to adjust the Ability Modifier if necessary, as well as any other abilities such as Attack Values and Skills that are tied to that Ability Modifier. Hit Points: If you are rolling Hit Points, follow the procedure above. If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organize Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. Feats: If the Character Level is an odd number (3, 5, 7, etc.), the character gains one Feat of your choice

Select a Feat If the character has a single Class (Oracle) you may select a new Feat. If the character has more than one Class, see Multiclassing, below. Feats are recorded in the Feats section on page 2 of the official Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Character


Core Rulebook.

at this level.

Handle Finishing Details Money: Average money for a 19th level Oracle player character is 685,000 gp. Average money for a 19th level NPC is 96,000 gp. This will vary based on your specific campaign, but is provided for those using the Oracle Character Workbook to create pregenerated PCs and NPCs. Make a Copy: Copy or scan the character sheet once it’s been filled out, so that you have a backup just



consider

something

from

this


in case. Your gamemaster might also request a copy, in order to better tailor encounters and adventures to the character’s abilities.








abilities affect the character’s backstory and goals moving forward.





Skill Rank.


Other sourcebooks offer additional Favored Class benefits; consult with your gamemaster to see if these











Pathfinder


section




on

page

1

of

the




Add Special Abilities At this level an Oracle gains the following Special Ability: final revelation. Additional information on Oracle Class Abilities

If you are using the Character Creation rules for Organized Play and the character is single-classed, the character gains a flat 5 Hit Points, plus Constitution modifier and any additional point gained from Feats. If the character has more than one Class, see








1st-level Spells

6

2nd-level Spells

6

3rd-level Spells

6

4th-level Spells

6

5th-level Spells

6

6th-level Spells

6

7th-level Spells

6

8th-level Spells

6

9th-level Spells





Spells Known


9

0-level Spells


5

1st-level Spells


5

2nd-level Spells


4

3rd-level Spells

4

4th-level Spells


section

4

5th-level Spells

Additional information on Base Attack Bonus can

3

6th-level Spells

be found in the Combat section of the Pathfinder

3

7th-level Spells


3

8th-level Spells

3

9th-level Spells


official









Assign Skill Ranks



Heal








upon their mystery.

from Feats.

get

4

Knowledge

additional

Skill

(history)


(Int),

You

(Wis),

Ranks,

plus




at this level.






Character Sheet.






Core Rulebook.


Feats
















Skill Rank.

moving forward.













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Background and Lifestyle

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Personality Traits A few adjectives and archetypes can help you determine what your character is like, what their motivations are, and how you can effectively roleplay them.

Medieval Arms and Armor: A Pictorial Archive by J. H. von Hefner-Alteneck Arms

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A

Pictorial

Archive

from

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Hood, you can find books filled with useful

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