Mistborn, Mistborn RPG Variant (5e Class)

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Mistborn

What is a Mistborn?

A Mistborn is Allomancer that can burn all types of metals. Aloomancery lets a person ingest one or more metals and “burn” them to fuel various powers. Mistborn is not a Metal bender but they are able to pull and push metals. They are more like people who eats metal to get the storied powers in them. This grants them the power to improve senses, become stronger, move metal, influence emotions and many more.

Creation of Mistborn

There is two different ways for a person to become Mistborn. The quickest but the hardest way is to find Lerasium. Lerasium is a powerful metal that only found in the Well of Ascension. It is as expensive as a legendary artifact magical item due to its great power and difficulty to locate and reach to the Well of Ascension. When a normal person consumes it, they "magically" become a Mistborn.

The alternative method is to be a lucky descendance of one of the many Mistborn noble houses. Only 1 in 10,000 nobles can be a Mistborn. To make matters worst, the Mistborn powers are "locked" at birth. Only great trauma can "unlock" your powers. As such, many young nobles go through the Snap ritual. The Snap ritual varies from one noble house to another. It is usually a process of force feeding the noble kid with metal. Then give them great, tramatizing beating to a point that it leaves a permeant physical and mental scar.

Obligators of the Steel Ministry

They are an organization aims to maintain order and power of Mistling and Mistborn. Their main objective is to find and kill any Mistling or Mistborn that is not part of the noble houses. They are the reason why Mistling and Mistborn are descendants of noble houses. There secounary objective is to murder any descendants of noble houses that are currently not in a noble house, like bastards. Obligatotors of the Steel Ministry are made of normal folk, Mistling, and Mistborn. They rarely hire people with magic, like wizards, due to their pride of dealing with their own kind without the help of magic.

Destiny

Every Hero (Mistborn) has a higher calling or purpose, which he or she is committed, drawn, or obliged to fulfill. A character’s Destiny is a very personal story, chosen by the player when they become a Mistborn, though it’s usually the GM who decides how that story ultimately unfolds. Your character may or may not know their destiny or believe their destiny is something else. You may pick one below or make your own destiny:

• I must restore my noble house back to its glory days
• As a Mistborn outside of a noble house, I seek to remove the Obligators of the Steel Ministry.
• I wish to become strong enough to carve my own path
• As a Mistborn outside of a noble house, I plan to rob a noble house for wealth and revenge.
• I will the one to bring destruction to my rival noble house
• I seek fame and glory to prove that Mistborns have a place in this magical world

Tragedy

All Heroes (Mistborn) are haunted by regrets, mistakes, and other personal demons. A character’s Tragedy is a very personal story, chosen by the player when they become a Mistborn, though it’s usually the GM who decides how that story ultimately unfolds. A tragedy is something in the past that will haunt you in the future. You may pick one below or make your own tragedy:

• Snaping ritual was abnormally brutal on accident or purpose.
• As a Mistborn outside of a noble house, I have bad experience with the Steel Ministry
• My past is filled with people that I hurt to gain my powers
• I murder someone when I was a kid
• My parents were killed by a noble house's agents
• I was bullied and pick on for "eating" metals and unable to use magic

Creating a Mistborn

Mistborn, ma chun, https://www.artstation.com/artwork/R0Ydv

How did you become a Mistborn? What bad thing has happened in the past? What is part of your fate? What noble house does your family and you come from? Who is your Mistborn teacher? What do you think about magic?

Quick Build

You can make a Mistborn quickly by following these suggestions. First, Intelligence should be your highest ability score, followed by Constitution. Second, choose the noble background. Third, choose 2 obsidian daggers, Short bow with 20 flint tipped arrows, Explorer's pack, Alchemist's Supplies, cloak, 2 Mistborn bottles, and 3 Alomancy Vials containing 3 charges of any physical or mental metals.

Class Features

As a Mistborn you gain the following class features.

Hit Points

Hit Dice: 1d10 per Mistborn level
Hit Points at 1st Level: 10 + Constitution modifier
Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d10 (or 6) + Constitution modifier per Mistborn level after 1st

Proficiencies

Armor: light, medium, and shield
Weapons: simple
Tools: Alchemist's Supplies
Saving Throws: Dexterity and Intelligence
Skills: Choose 2 from: Acrobatics, Athletics, Investigation, Perception, Sleight of Hand, Stealth, and Survival

Equipment

You start with the following equipment, in addition to the equipment granted by your background:

• (a) 2 Obsidian hand Axes or (b) 2 Obsidian daggers
• (a) Short bow with 20 flint tipped arrows or (b) 1 Obsidian dagger and a shield
• (a) Explorer's pack or (b) Scholar's pack
• Alchemist's Supplies, cloak, 2 Mistborn bottles, and 3 Alomancy Vials containing 3 charges of any physical or mental metals.

Table: The Mistborn

Level	Proficiency Bonus	Features	Stunts Known
1st	+2	Burn, Allomancy, Mistborn, Mistborn Cloak	-
2nd	+2	Flare, Stunt	1
3rd	+2	Passion	1
4th	+2	Ability Score Improvement	1
5th	+3	Extra Attack, Allomancy Improvement	1
6th	+3	Fighting Style	2
7th	+3	Evasion	2
8th	+3	Ability Score Improvement	3
9th	+4	Allomancy Improvement	3
10th	+4	Slow Burn	4
11th	+4	Passion Improvement	4
12th	+4	Ability Score Improvement	5
13th	+5	Allomancy Improvement	5
14th	+5	Passion Improvement	6
15th	+5	Slippery Mind	6
16th	+5	Ability Score Improvement	7
17th	+6	Allomancy Improvement	7
18th	+6	Passion Improvement	8
19th	+6	Ability Score Improvement	8
20th	+6	God Metal	9

Burn

At 1st level, you can fuel magic-like powers with metals. As an action, you can burn on of the metal charges that you have ingested. The passive and active effects of the burning depends on the Metal. As an action, you may pause or resume on a burning.

You can only be burning (and to extension Flaring) up to Mistborn levels divided by five, rounded up, at the same time.

Allomancy

At 1st level, you learned that you can burn metals to gain great powers.

Charge

The amount of metal, usually between 1 and 10 grams, for a single dose to last the full duration.

Impure Metals

The metals that you burn must have the correct alloy ratio and purity. Metals not in allomancy vials or Mistborn bottle are considered impure. As long you are burning impure metals, your strength, dexterity, and constitution modifier is reduced by half, rounded down.

Additionally, you do not add Intelligence modifier to allomancy attack rolls or saving DC. You cannot Flare impure metals.

Metal Poisoning

Leaving unburned metals in your body can cause health problems. When a charge is unused after a long rest rest or for 24 hours, you loose all charges. For each charge, round up, your maximum HP is decreased by d10.

When maximum HP goes below 1 this way, you instead reduce it to 1. You current HP is 0 and you start dying.

Creating Allomancy Vials and Mistborn bottle

During short or long rest, you can make any number of allomancy vials and Mistborn bottles as long you have an Alchemist's Supplies and the required materials.

Allomancy vials are pieces of metal floating in liquid. They contain between 1 to 5 charges of a single metal.

Mistborn bottle contains one charge of Tin, Pewter, Iron, Steel, Copper, Bronze, Zinc, and Brass.

It is an action to take allomancy vial or Mistborn bottle.

Mistborn

At 1st level, you are one of the few Allomancers that can burn all types of metals. You can prepare Tin (improve senses), Pewter (improvive physical), Iron (pull metal), Steel (push metal), Copper (hide alomancy), Bronze (seek alomanancy), Zinc (stronger emotion), and Brass (weaker emotion) allomancy vials.

At 5th level, you can prepare Electrum (see future) and Gold (see past). At 9th level, you can prepare Aluminium (remove Allomancy) and Duralumin (Improve Allomancy). At 14th level, you can prepare Chromium (remove others of Allomancy) and Nicosil (improve other of Allomancy). At 18th level, you can prepare Bendalloy (slow time) and Cadmium (quicken time).

Other Metals

There are other metals that can be burn. You can burn metals that you cannot prepare. If you want to safely use these metals, you have to get an allomancy vial of that metal in a shop or from an allamancy of higher skill to create an allomancy vial for you.

Mistborn Cloak

At 1st level, you avoid the dangerous metal armor and instead focusing on dodging and misdirection with your cloak. While wearing a cloak and no armor, your AC is 10 + Dexterity modifier + Intelligence modifier. You can equip a shield and still gain benefits from this.

Flare

At 2nd level, you learn key part of being a Mistborn: flaring a metal. Flaring increases effectiveness at the cost of duration. As a bonus action, you can burn on of the metal charges that you have ingested (not burning). The passive and active effects of both the burning and flaring depends on the Metal. As a bonus action, you may pause or resume on flaring.

Additionally, flaring add half of your proficiency bonus, rounded down, to any allomancy attack roll or saving DC done with that metal.

You can flare up to you proficiency bonus per short and long rest.

Stunt

At 2nd level, you learn to make impactful changes to your burning. You start with one stunt. Choose one from below:

• Tin

Blindsight

Require Tin

When you choose the option of touch while burning Tin, your blindsense's range is doubled.

Focused Sense

Require Tin

Choose one of your senses. You have advantage to any rolls using that sense when burning Tin.

You can pick this stunt multiple times for each sense.

Piercing Sight

Require Tin

When you choose sight option while burning Tin, you can see double of the distance in cloud-like objects.

Sense Imprint

Require Tin

While burning tin, you create perfect memories of the senses that you are experiencing.

• Pewter

Extreme Speed

Require Pewter

While burning pewter, you can take Dash action as bonus action. At 9th level, if you are running for 1 minute, you can increase your speed to match a horse.

Inhuman Endurance

Require Pewter and 14th level

You become Pewter Drag only when you spend 50 hours without stopping or burn a total of 70 hours during the week.

Prodigious Strength

Require Pewter and 9th level

While burning Pewter, you can drag and carry as if you are one additional size bigger. You have advantage on strength rolls. You deal an extra damage equal to half of your proficiency bonus (rounded down) with strength based melee weapons.

Unconscious Burning

Require Pewter and 9th level

While burning Pewter, you can slow burn it while sleeping, even if you do not know how to slow burn. You do not get metal poisoning from pewter or lose pewter this way.

• Iron

Increased Velocity (Iron)

Require Iron and 9th level

While burning Iron, you can pull on objects up to doubled of their speed. Objects are considered as +1 enchanted weapon when pulled this way.

Iron Redirection

Require Iron and 6th level

While burning Iron, you can use your reaction to decrease an attack's roll by half of your proficiency bonus, round down. You only can target metal based attacks that are within your pulling reach.

When flaring, you can use this reaction to give it an disadvantage instead.

Iron Slide

Require Iron

When you pull yourself towards a creature and end the pull within 5 ft of them, you gain the benefits of Charger feat. Being pulled this way fulfill the Dash action trigger for this feat.

Doubled Pull

Require Iron and 6th level

When you pull on one object when using Iron, you can pull on two objects. The second pulled object cannot deal any damage to creatures.

• Steel

Increased Velocity (Steel)

Require Steel and 9th level

While burning Steel, you can push on objects up to doubled of their speed. Objects are considered as +1 enchanted weapon when pushed this way.

Steel Deflection

Require Steel and 6th level

While burning Steel, you can use your reaction to decrease an attack's roll by half of your proficiency bonus, round down. You only can target metal based attacks that are in your pushing reach.

When flaring, you can use this reaction to give it an disadvantage instead.

Steel Running

Require Steel and 9th level

You can use your bonus action to push yourself. When you do this, you are pushed back 30 ft and gain benefits of the disengage action during the push.

Additionally, while you are off the ground and pushing on a metal, you can use your action to toss a piece of metal and gain 30 ft hover speed for that turn. The maximum height is equal to your pushing distance.

Doubled Push

Require Steel and 6th level

When you push on one object when using Steel, you can push on two objects. The second pushed object cannot deal any damage to creatures.

• Copper

Extend Mental Protect

Require Copper and 6th level

Creatures in your copper cloud gain advantage to resist allomancy effecting their emotions.

Iron Will

Require Copper and 6th level

While burning copper, you can add your intelligence modifier to your wisdom saving throws

Larger Copper Cloud

Require Copper

Your copper cloud size is doubled.

• Bronze

Broad Seeking

Require Bronze and 6th level

When you search for more detail about a single allomancer when burning bronze, you learn the same information about all allomancers that you detected

Detailed Seeking

Require Bronze and 6th level

When you search for more detail about a single allomancer when burning bronze, you learn all the possible information about them.

Subconscious Seeking

Require Bronze and 9th level

You can burn bronze like any other metals.

• Zinc

Affect Crowd (zinc)

Require Zinc

While burning zinc, you may increased zinc's radius to your proficiency bonus * 10 but the effected targets roll with advantage to the saving throws to resist any emotionally effects of zinc.

Focused Emotion (Zinc)

Require Zinc

When you pick this stunt, choose an emotion. Your allomancy DC is increased by your charisima modifier when trying to increase that emotion

You can pick this stunt multiple times, each time pick a different emotion.

Tug Emotion

Require Zinc and level 9

Whenever you make a charisma ability roll against a creature, you may add your intelligence modifier to the roll. You cannot use this feature if the creature is already under effects of Zinc. After a hour has passed, the creature realized that their emotion was effected by you.

Improved Control (Zinc)

Require Zinc and level 6

When you burn Zinc, you can increase additional emotions equal to half of your proficiency bonus, round down. The modifiers of the resistance to increasing their emotions is equal to the modifiers of the weakest emotion.

Enduring Emotion (zinc)

Require Zinc

Emotions increased by zinc last 1 minute after stopping burning zinc,

When you take this stunt again, it last for 1 hour. Each additional time you pick this stunt, extend the duration for an additional hour.

• Brass

Affect Crowd (Brass)

Require Brass

While burning Brass, you may increased Brass's radius to your proficiency bonus * 10 but the effected targets roll with advantage to the saving throw against Brass.

Focused Emotion (Brass)

Require Brass

When you pick this stunt, choose an emotion. You add your charisma modifier to your allomancy DC when trying to increase that emotion

You can pick this stunt multiple times, each time pick a different emotion.

Push Emotion

Require Brass and level 9

Whenever you make a charisma ability roll against a creature, you may add your intelligence modifier to the roll. You cannot use this feature if the creature is already under the effects of Brass. After a hour has passed, the creature realized that their emotion was effected by you.

Improved Control (Brass)

Require Brass and level 6

When you burn Brass, you can increase additional emotions equal to half of your proficiency bonus, round down. The modifiers of the resistance to increasing their emotions is equal to the modifiers of the strongest emotion.

Enduring Emotion (Brass)

Require Brass

Emotions increased by brass last 1 minute after stopping burning brass.

When you take this stunt again, it last for 1 hour. Each additional time you pick this stunt, extend the duration for an additional hour.

Long Range

Choose a metal, your reach for that metal is doubled. Does not apply to area of effects.

You can choose this multiple times but only once per metal.

• Others

Mistborn Highway

Require Iron, Steel, and 14th level

While you are off the ground and pushing on a metal, you can use your action to toss a piece of metal and gain 60 ft hover speed for that turn. The maximum height is equal to your pushing or pulling distance (the lesser of the two). While traveling this way, your traveling speed is equal to a race horse running at full gallop.

Quick Toss

As a bonus action, you can throw a tiny object like a coin or bag up to 60 ft away into an unoccupied square.

Passion

At 3rd level, you chose a Passions. Choose between Experimental Allomancer, Noble, Steel Inquisitor, Outcast, Crew Member, Assassin, and Shaman, all detailed at the end of the class description. Your choice grants you features at 3rd and again at 11th, 14th, and 18th levels.

Ability Score Improvement

When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th and 19th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can't increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Extra Attack

At 5th level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.

Fighting Style

At 6th level, after a long time struggling in the slums or training with the experts, you pick up a fighting skill best suited for yourself. Choose one of the following options. You can't take a Fighting Style option more than once, even if you later get to choose again.

Archery

You gain a +2 bonus to attack rolls you make with ranged weapons.

Defense

While you are wearing armor, you gain a +1 bonus to AC.

Dueling

When you are wielding a melee weapon in one hand and no other weapons, you gain a +2 bonus to damage rolls with that weapon.

Great Weapon Fighting

When you roll a 1 or 2 on a damage die for an attack you make with a melee weapon that you are wielding with two hands, you can reroll the die and must use the new roll, even if the new roll is a 1 or a 2. The weapon must have the two-handed or versatile property for you to gain this benefit.

Protection

When a creature you can see attacks a target other than you that is within 5 feet of you, you can use your reaction to impose disadvantage on the attack roll. You must be wielding a shield.

Tin Fighting

While burning Tin, you cannot be surprised and you gain 5 ft of blindsense.

Two-Weapon Fighting

When you engage in two-weapon fighting, you can add your ability modifier to the damage of the second attack.

Evasion

At 7th level, you can nimbly dodge out of the way of certain area effects, such as an ancient red dragon’s fiery breath or an ice storm spell. When you are subjected to an effect that allows you to make a Dexterity saving throw to take only half damage, you instead take no damage if you succeed on the saving throw, and only half damage if you fail.

Slow Burn

At 10th level, you master the act of conserving your metal. Whenever you begin a burn, you can instead do a slow burn. Slow burn last twice as long but cannot be stopped or paused.

Slippery Mind

At 15th level, you mind is used to resisting outside forces after all these years using copper. You gain proficiency in Wisdom saving throws.

God Metals

At 20th level, you master the metals that give Mistborn god-like powers. You can prepare Atium, Malatium, and Lerasium.

Passions

You are a bit of a jack-of-all-trades among the Allomancers. It is time to put that hobby to a good use.

Experimental Allomancer

You are brave enough test out the newer metals. You find out new metals that you can burn

Unlock Adamantine and Adamanium

At 3rd level, you can safely prepare Adamantine and Adamanium vials

On the Go Potion Creation

At 3rd level, you find a way to create more Mistborn bottles and Allomancer vials while traveling. You can make them after 10 minutes instead of durring short rest.

Iron Stomach

At 11th level, your body adapts to handle all the harmful metals that you have been experimenting. You get poison condition instead when you burn impure metals. If you are immune to poison condition, nothing bad happens when you burn impure metals.

When you get metal poisoning, your maximum HP is decreased by d6 per charge lost.

Additionally, you have advantage on saving throws against ingested poisons.

Unlock Mithril and Gizerium

At 11th level, you can safely prepare Mithril and Gizerium vials

Unlock Telstang and Stamium

At 14th level, you can safely prepare Telstang (true silver) and Stamium (true steel) vials

Faster Potion Creation

At 14th level, you find a way to create more Mistborn bottles and Allomancer vials even at a faster speed. You can make them after 1 minute instead of durring short rest.

Unlock Diarun and Diamium

At 18th level, you can safely prepare Diarun (ice steel) and Diamim vials

Instant Potion

At 18th level, you are able to create potions almost instantly. You can create Mistborn bottle and Allomancy vial as an action instead of during short rest.

Noble

These are your most common Mistborn in the land. These Mistborn are born from a noble family. They are raised are a noble person and as a Mistborn. They learn about politics and understanding on how to rule.

Noble Uprising

At 3rd level, you receive a noble's higher education. You gain proficiency in one musical instrument of your choice. Additionally, you gain proficiency in one of the following skills of your choice: Deception, Performance, Persuasion, or History.

Natural Born Leader

At 3rd level, you find it easy to give out instructions to others. You can use the Help action as a bonus action. Additionally, when you use the Help action to aid an ally in attacking a creature, the target of that attack can be within 30 feet of you, rather than within 5 feet of you, if the target can see or hear you.

Politician

At 3rd level, you were taught on how to win in political discussion. As a result, whenever you make a Charisma check, you gain a bonus to the check equal to your Intelligence modifier (minimum of +1).

Noble Standing

At 11th level, you are expected to conduct yourselves with grace as a representative of your noble house. You gain proficiency in the Persuasion skill. If you are already proficient in it, you gain proficiency in one of the following skills of your choice: Animal Handling, Insight, Intimidation, or Performance.

Your proficiency bonus is doubled for any ability check you make that uses Persuasion. You receive this benefit regardless of the skill proficiency you gain from this feature.

Rally the Troops

At 14th level, as a noble person of great power, you can gather around a small band of troops. When you spend a long rest in a friendly town, you can hire 8 guards and 1 warrior. The guards follow the command of their leader, the warrior, and as such, they return back to the town if their leader is slain. The warrior will follow your commands within reason. At the end of each day, you must pay 200 GD to the warrior regardless the number of guards remaining and their usefulness.

Connections in High Places

At 18th level, your noble house has lend you their vast connections. As long as you can contact your house and receive goods securely from them, you can buy Atium directly from your house at a slight discounted price.

Additionally, if your house is successful or lucky enough, they may have supply of Malatium for sell. Regardless, you can buy information about location or suppliers of Malatium from your house.

Steel Inquisitor

Requirement: being in a noble house

"Keepers of the Lord Ruler’s faith and laws, the agents of the Steel Ministry hunt down heretics, rebels, criminals, Allomancers, and Feruchemists, employing the vast wealth of resources at their disposal."

- Mistborn RPG

Steel Inquisitor stops at nothing to fulfill their pseudo-religious belief: enforce the laws of the kingdom and hunt down anyone threatening the kingdom including Mistling and Mistborn that are not part of the noble houses. Steel Inquisitors give up their noble rights to gain the powers to kill enemies of the kingdom.

Rank Facial Tattoos

To prove to others of their great power and their "faith", Steel Inquisitor have facial tattoos to represent the ranking in their order. All Steel Inquisitors are bald.

Notice rank (3rd level) have a single ring around each of their "eyes". Obligator rank (11th level) have a symbol on their forehead. Prelan Lord rank (18th level) gain several halos of spindly tattoos circle near their "eyes".

Hemalurgy Imbedded Spikes

Steel Inquisitors have 10 hemalurgy spikes in their vital organs. Hemalurgy spike are metal spike that contains a soul of a Mistling to grant or improve Allomancy and Feruchemy. These are the hemalurgy spikes:

Steel Inquistor, Laura, https://coppermind.net/wiki/Coppermind:Artists/Laura_MacMahon

• 4 Steel spikes

• Improves Iron Allomancy (Replaces left eye)
• Improves Pewter Allomancy
• Improve Steel Allomancy (Replaces right eye)
• Improve Tin Allomancy

• 4 Bronze spikes

• Improves Brass Allomancy
• Improves Bronze Allomancy
• Improves Copper Allomancy
• Improves Zinc Allomancy

• 1 Gold spike

• Grants Gold Feruchemy (located behind the neck)

• 1 Atium spike

• Improve Atium Allomancy

Removing hemalurgy spike used to be lethal to Steel Inquisitors.

If the spell regenerate is not used within 1 hour of removal,

the Steel Inquisitors automatically dies. The Steel Inquisitor looses

Steel Inquisitor feature corresponding to that that hemalurgy spike.

Removing Gold hemalurgy spike instantly kills the Steel Inquistor and

they loose all Steel Inquisitor features.

Steel and Iron Spikes (Steel Eyes)

At 3rd level, your eyes are replaced by two Steel spikes that improves your Steel and Iron Allomancy. Instead of using light to use, you use detection of metal in objects to view the world. You are to see all objects that contain even the smallest amount of metal like creatures with blood, plants, stone, and wood. You effectively have "Darkvision" up to your Steel's or Iron's pull/push range (highest of the two). You are blind beyond that range. Creatures and onjects that are invisible is still invisible to you due to the magic or magic-like ability still hide them from your sight.

Additionally, you no longer can pick Sight option while burning Tin due to lack of physical eyes.

Bronze Spike

At 3rd level, you are professional at piercing through copper fields with your Bronze spike. While burning bronze, you can attempt to pierce through any copper field. You make a religion check vs the Copper burner's allomancer save DC. On a pass, you pierce through their copper field. You automatically fail if they are flaring Copper.

Gold Spike

At 3rd level, the Gold spike has given you Gold Feruchemy. As an action, you can store your hit dice into your Gold spike. When you do so, you take the hit dice's roll + your constitution modifier necromantic damage. The damage cannot be reduced, redirected, or prevented in any way. You cannot regain that hit dice as long it is stored in your Gold spike.

As a bonus action, you can use a hit dice stored in your Gold spike. You regain the stored hit dice plus your constitution modifier. Once used this way, that hit dice is removed from your Gold spike and you can regain that hit dice as normal.

Soul Corruption (Optional)

At 3rd level, the Mistling souls in your Hemalurgy spikes slowly corrupt your soul and mind. After long rest, roll d20. On a 1, one of your Hemalurgy spike's souls (chosen randomly or chosen by GM), become released. Each hemalurgy spike can be released once.

You can hear the voices of all released souls. If they desire to help you, you can use your reaction to add your proficiency modifier to Allomancer attack roll or Alomancer DC when using Alomancy corresponding to the Mistling's soul.

Your wisdom score is reduced equal to your released souls times two. If wisdom score becomes 0 this way, you lose control over your body. The God Ruin or all released souls fight for control of your body. Effectively, you will need a new character to continue playing this game

Soul Madness (Optional)

Only used with Madness Rule Replaces Soul Corruption (Optional)

At 3rd level, the Mistling souls in your Hemalurgy spikes slowly corrupt your soul and mind. After long rest, roll d20. On a 1, one of your Hemalurgy spike's souls (chosen randomly or chosen by GM), become released. Each hemalurgy spike can be released once.

You can hear the voices of all released souls. If they desire to help you, you can use your reaction to add your proficiency modifier to Allomancer attack roll or Alomancer DC when using Alomancy corresponding to the Mistling's soul.

You gain 1 madness for each released soul.

Pinspike Weak Point (Optional)

Only used with Called Shot Rule

At 3rd level, you have a weak point at your Gold spike (behind the neck). Enemies have the hardest time hitting it but on a successful hit, it deals highest damage.

Pewter Spike

At 11th level, your body has an easier time being modified by Pewter. When you burn pewter, your strength score is increased by 1 and gain proficiency in strength saving throws. When you flare pewter, your dexterity and constitution score is increased by 1 and proficiency in dexterity and constitution saving throws.

Tin Spike

At 11th level, you have become used to having a Tin spike. When you burn Tin, you can pick an extra sense of your choice.

Additionally, you gain Steel Eyes as a new option of senses to choose from while burning Tin.

• Steel Eyes

• You can "see" triple as far
• You have true sight with the range of your proficiency bonus * 5 ft.

• Flaw: after taking lightning damage, make a Wisdom saving throw vs DC of 10. On a fail, you are stunned until end of your next turn

Zinc Spike

At 11th level, your Zinc spike has greatly improve your ability to install fear. Whenever you successfully increased fear emotion when using Zinc, effected creatures gain frighten condition as long their fear emotion is amplified.

Brass Spike

At 14th level, you become good at controlling people's emotions to reveal the truth through your Brass spike. You can cast suggestion instead of the other options of flaring. When you do so and that creature fails the saving throw, they also cannot lie as long suggestion spell is in effect.

Copper Spike

At 14th level, your Copper spike is able to improve your Copper cloud. Creatures in your copper cloud gains resistance to physic damage and immunity to charm condition.

Atium Spike

At 18th level, your body is used to your Atium Spike. Atium burn duration is increased to 10 minutes and flare duration is increased to 1 minute.

Outcast

Most Mistborn that are not part of a noble house are outcast. They make be disowned by the noble house, exiled from the kingdom, wanted by the Steel Inquisitors or simply not having pure noble blood. Outcast are unrestricted by the chains of the noble house. They spend a lot of time and energy hiding from the Steel Inquisitors. Outcast are the masters of being hidden and sneaking around.

Wanted by Steel Inquisitors

Steel Inquisitors seek out and kill any Mistborn that are not part of the noble houses. While their size is small, they are backed by the vast resources of all noble houses. Unless you purposely bother the Steel Inquisitors, the Steel Inquisitors will not hunt you down unless you got caught during their searching or chasing after bigger game. They do not have the numbers to go out of their way to hunt down small fries.

Hiden from the Law

At 3rd level, you learn tricks to hide yourself from watchful eyes. You gain proficiency with the disguise kit, the forgery kit, and one gaming set of your choice. You also learn two languages of your choice.

Life on the Run

At 3rd level, only the quick and the smart can escape the Steel Inquisitors. You can take an additional action on each of your turns in combat. This action can be used only to take the Dash, Disengage, or Hide action.

Infiltration Expertise

At 11th level, you can unfailingly create false identities for yourself. You must spend seven days and 25 gp to establish the history, profession, and affiliations for an identity. You can’t establish an identity that belongs to someone else. For example, you might acquire appropriate clothing, letters of introduction, and official-looking certification to establish yourself as a member of a trading house from a remote city so you can insinuate yourself into the company of other wealthy merchants.

Thereafter, if you adopt the new identity as a disguise, other creatures believe you to be that person until given an obvious reason not to.

Thick Copper Cloud

At 11th level, you can burn larger amounts of copper for extra protection. Whenever you burn Copper, you can chose to burn two doses of copper at once. If you do so, your copper cloud counts as flaring for the purpose of being pierced by Bronze.

Imposter

At 14th level, you gain the ability to unerringly mimic another person’s speech, writing, and behavior. You must spend at least three hours studying these three components of the person’s behavior, listening to speech, examining handwriting, and observing mannerisms.

Your ruse is indiscernible to the casual observer. If a wary creature suspects something is amiss, you have advantage on any Charisma (Deception) check you make to avoid detection.

Pewter Skin

At 18th level, you are adept at surviving deadly blows. While burning Pewter, you can use your reaction to take half damage for the rest of that turn.

Crew Member

Some Outcast Mistborn have found a crew to help them survive in a world hunted by Steel Inquisitors and without the support of the noble houses. While most crews would preform crime as a form of "rebellion" against the government, the more brave crews go out do adventuring.

Wanted by Steel Inquisitors

Steel Inquisitors seek out and kill any Mistborn that are not part of the noble houses. While their size is small, they are backed by the vast resources of all noble houses. Unless you purposely bother the Steel Inquisitors, the Steel Inquisitors will not hunt you down unless you got caught during their searching or chasing after bigger game. They do not have the numbers to go out of their way to hunt down small fries.

Crew Bonus Skills

At 3rd level, after a great deal amount of time with a crew, you pick up proficiency in disguise kit and thieves' tools.

Distracted Attack

At 3rd level, you are good at taking your enemies by surprise. Once per turn, you can deal an extra 1d6 damage to one creature you hit with an attack or saving throw if another enemy of the target is within 5 feet of it and that enemy isn’t incapacitated. The attack must use a finesse weapon, a ranged weapon, or caused by a Mistborn Ability.

You can apply distracted attack damage if you are hidden from the enemy.

At higher levels, your distracted attack damage increases. It is 2d6 at 9th level and 3d6 at 15th level

Distracted Hit

At 11th level, your attacks, not only take advantage of distracted enemy, but also create a distraction for others to use. As a bonus action, you think of a way to distract your foe. Until the end of your turn, the next creature that you hit will become distracted until start of your next turn. The next attacker, that is not you, make an attack roll against the distracted creature, they gain advantage to that roll.

Crew Tricks

At 14th level, you learn a bit of everything from your crew. You gain the following:

• You gain proficiency in one musical instrument (bard), artisan tool (artificer), and skill (rogue) of your choice.
• When you burn Pewter, allies within 5 ft of you have advantage on Strength saving throws as you help them pass. (barbarian)
• While you burn Zinc and get a natural 20, choose a creature within 30 ft from you and gain Impressive Inspiration. They add d4 to the next roll on a d20. (bard)
• While you burn Bendalloy, as a bonus action, you can pick a creature inside your bendalloy bubble. They may use their reaction to make one weapon attack. (fighter and monk)
• While you burn Steel, you can use your reaction to cause a metal based attack to deal an extra d4 damage. (paladin)
• You learn one cantrip from any spell list of your choice. (spell casters)

Distracted by Small Victories

At 18th level, you take advantage of your foes lowering their defense after achieving minor success. If the enemy has dealt damage to your ally within 5 ft of it in their last turn, you add an extra 1d6 to Distracted Attack.

Assassin

A rare group of Outcast Mistborn would follow down the path of revenge. They desire to inflict pain and death on those who cause them have trauma. Assassin hone their skills to kill their target quickly and quietly. They often target people who misuse their powers.

Wanted by Steel Inquisitors

Steel Inquisitors seek out and kill any Mistborn that are not part of the noble houses. While their size is small, they are backed by the vast resources of all noble houses. Unless you purposely bother the Steel Inquisitors (you most likely have), the Steel Inquisitors will not hunt you down unless you got caught during their searching or chasing after bigger game. They do not have the numbers to go out of their way to hunt down small fries.

Tools of the Trade

At 3rd level, you master the needed tools to bring down a target. You gain proficiency with the disguise kit and poisoner's kit.

Assassinate

At 3rd level, you are at your deadliest when you get the drop on your enemies. You have advantage on attack rolls against any creature that hasn’t taken a turn in the combat yet. In addition, any hit you score against a creature that is surprised is a critical hit.

Blend with your Surroundings

At 11th level, you can make you skin blend with the background and dull the senses of your watchers. While burning Pewter and Brass and as a bonus action, you cannot be visually detected (invisible) by any creatures with your Brass' range, along with any equipment you are wearing or carrying, until the start of your next turn.

You can use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus, and you regain all expended uses when you finish a short or long rest.

Supreme Sneak

At 14th level, you have advantage on a Dexterity (Stealth) check if you move no more than half your speed on the same turn.

Additionally, you can use Hide action as a bonus action.

Death Strike

At 18th level, you become a master of instant death. When you attack and hit a creature that is surprised, it must make a Constitution saving throw (DC 8 + your Dexterity modifier + your proficiency bonus). On a failed save, double the damage of your attack against the creature.

Shaman

Some outcast are driven into the wilderness. The ones that survived learn new skills from the natives (druid and ranger) or connect with the nature. Shamans are a strange Mistborn with access to natural magic. Allomancy and magic does not mix well. Shamans have a very limited amount of powerful magic in a single moment.

Wanted by Steel Inquisitors

Steel Inquisitors seek out and kill any Mistborn that are not part of the noble houses. While their size is small, they are backed by the vast resources of all noble houses. Unless you purposely bother the Steel Inquisitors (you most likely have not), the Steel Inquisitors will not hunt you down unless you got caught during their searching or chasing after bigger game. They do not have the numbers to go out of their way to hunt down small fries.

Pact Magic

At 3rd level, you gain a closer connection with nature.

Cantrips

You learn three cantrips: shillelagh and two druid cantrips of your choice from the druid spell list. You learn an additional druid cantrip of your choice at 10th level.

Spell Slots

The Shaman Spellcasting table shows how many spell slots you have. The table also shows what the level of those slots is; all of your spell slots are the same level. To cast one of your ranger spells of 1st level or higher, you must expend a spell slot. You regain all expended spell slots when you finish a short or long rest.

Spells Known of 1st Level and Higher

You know two 1st-level ranger spells of your choice, one of which you must choose from the divination and enchantment spells on the ranger spell list.

The Spells Known column of the Shaman Spellcasting table shows when you learn more ranger spells of 1st level or higher. Each of these spells must be an divination or enchantment spell of your choice, and must be of a level for which you have spell slots. For instance, when you reach 7th level in this class, you can learn one new spell of 1st or 2nd level.

The spells you learn at 8th, 14th, and 20th level can come from any school of magic.

Whenever you gain a level in this class, you can replace one of the ranger spells you know with another spell of your choice from the ranger spell list. The new spell must be of a level for which you have spell slots, and it must be an divination or enchantment spell, unless you're replacing the spell you gained at 3rd, 8th, 14th, or 20th level from any school of magic.

Spellcasting Ability

Intelligence is your spellcasting ability for your druid and ranger spells, since you learn your spells through communing with nature. You use your Intelligence whenever a spell refers to your spellcasting ability. In addition, you use your Intelligence modifier when setting the saving throw DC for a wizard spell you cast and when making an attack roll with one.

Spell save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Intelligence modifier

Spell attack modifier = your proficiency bonus + your Intelligence modifier

Shaman Spellcasting

Shaman Level	Cantrips Known	Spells Known	Spell Slots	Slot Level
3rd	3	2	1	1st
4th	3	2	1	1st
5th	3	3	1	1st
6th	3	3	2	1st
7th	3	4	2	2nd
8th	3	4	2	2nd
9th	3	5	2	2nd
10th	4	5	2	2nd
11th	4	6	2	2nd
12th	4	6	2	2nd
13th	4	7	2	3rd
14th	4	7	2	3rd
15th	4	8	2	3rd
16th	4	8	2	3rd
17th	4	9	2	3rd
18th	4	9	2	3rd
19th	4	10	2	4th
20th	4	11	2	4th

Wooden Replica

At 3rd level, disconnected from civilization, you learn to carve your own weapons. You gain proficiency in woodcarver's tools.

Creating Wooden Weapon Replica

During short or long rest, you can use wood and woodcarver's tools to create a master quality wooden weapon replica. Choose a weapon and your create a wooden object with the same properties of that weapon.

Shillelagh and Wooden Weapons

You can cast shillelagh on 1 handed weapons made of wood. When you do so, you gain proficiency in that weapon if you don't already have proficiency in it.

Allomancer Magic

At 11th level, you learn to mix allomancy with magic. When you use your action to cast a cantrip, you can use your bonus action to pull or push a metal using Iron or Steel.

Allomancy Strike

At 14th level, your allomancy can leave a weakness to magic in your foes. When you deal damage to a creature with your allomancy, that creature has disadvantage on the next saving throw it makes against a spell you cast before the end of your next turn.

Improved Allomancer Magic

At 18th level, you learn to mix allomancy with magic to the full protentional. When you use your action to cast a spell, you can use your bonus action to pull or push a metal using Iron or Steel.

Metal

"All non-God metals are further defined by sets of qualities that create opposition and balance. The first quality is whether a metal is Internal or External. Internal Metals affect or enhance the user and External Metals affect other people or the broader world. This doesn’t impact a metal’s category. For example, Tin is an Internal Physical Metal, while Steel is an External Physical Metal. The second quality is whether a metal Pushes or Pulls. Pushing Metals create a force that suppresses or acts against something, while Pulling Metals draw something out or connect the user to something. Brass is a Pushing Metal because it suppresses emotions, while Zinc is a Pulling Metal because it augments a person’s emotions and presses them to the surface."

-Mistborn RPG

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Rarity

The fourth word below a metal describe on the rarity and difficulty to gain the metal. It does not effect the cost of the metal. Many rare metals are quite cheap as there is very little use for it outside of allomancy.

Physical Metal

These enhance physical capabilities or directly interact with the physical world — by changing it directly or perceiving it.

Tin

Physical, internal, pulling, common, burn duration: 1 hour, flare duration: 10 minutes

Burn

When you burn Tin, choose one of the 6 senses below. You add your Intelligence modifier to any rolls that depends on that sense. At 9th and 17th levels you can pick one more;

• Sight

• You can see twice as far. At 9th level, it becomes triple as far
• Objects within Mistborn level * 20 ft appears to be in bright light unless you are in total darkness
• You can see up to your proficiency bonus * 5 ft into cloud-like objects like dust and mist.

• Flaw: after taking lightning damage, make a Wisdom saving throw vs DC of 10. On a fail, you are stunned until end of your next turn

• Sound

• You can pick up sounds up to Mistborn level * 20 ft
• You automatically recognize sounds and voices. They always sound clear to you.
• You know the exact location of any sounds you hear

• Flaw: after taking thunder damage, make a wisdom saving throw vs DC of 10. On a fail, you are stunned until end of your next turn

• Touch

• You can feel every single atom in a material. You can make an investigation check to find out the material components
• As long you are on the ground, you have blindsense of 5 ft to creatures also on the ground and your size or bigger.
• When you pick up an object, you are aware its exact weight and if it hollow

• Flaw: after taking physic damage, make a wisdom saving throw vs DC of 10. On a fail, you are stunned until end of your next turn

• Taste

• You can taste almost every ingredient. You can make an investigation check to find out the ingredients in the food.
• You automatically can taste any non-magical poison or diseases
• You can taste the air. Tasting the air will inform you the humidity, air pressure, air quality, rain quality, and weather in the next hour

• Flaw: after tasting anything hot, spicy, sour, bitter, or poison, make a constitution saving throw vs DC 10. On a fail, you are stunned until end of your next turn

• Smell

• You can pick up smell up to Mistborn level * 20 ft
• You have advantage on survival and tracking related skills
• You automatically recognize any food been non-magically poisoned (with the exception of odorless poisons) just by smelling it.

• Flaw: after taking damage from stinking cloud spell, make a wisdom saving throw vs DC of 10. On a fail, you are stunned until end of your next turn

• Intuition

• You have advantage on initiative, dexterity checks, and Insight
• You cannot be surprised

• Flaw: you cannot be willing go to sleep, trance, or benefit from short or long rest

Flare

When you flare Tin, you cannot be put to sleep, charmed, or stunned (including being stunned by Tin's flaws). Additionally, your constitution score cannot be decreased.

Pewter

Physical, internal, pushing, common, burn duration: 10 minutes, flare duration: 1 minute

Burn

When you burn pewter, you gain the following effects:

• Add your Intelligence modifier to strength ability rolls.
• Speed increased by half of your proficiency bonus (rounded down) * 5 ft.
• Gain temporary hit points equal to Mistborn level. This only recharges each time you burn a new charge, not resuming a charge.
• Advantage on saving throws against poison and diseases
• You can carry and drag as if you are one size bigger

Pewter Drag

If you burn pewter more than 8 hours between long rests or 8 hours non-stop, you get pewter drag until long rest.

While in pewter drag, your strength and dexterity modifier is halved (rounded down). You cannot burn pewter.

Flare

• Ignore exhaustion levels up your proficiency bonus. If you have six levels of exhaustion, you do not die. You will still die, if you stop burning pewter while having six levels of exhaustion.
• At 9th level, you add your Intelligence modifier when you regain hit points during a short rest

Iron

Physical, external, pulling, common, burn duration: 10 minutes, flare duration: 1 minute

Burn

When you burn, you can see blue lines connecting between you and all metals within 20 * Mistborn levels. As part of an attack action, you can pull on one of these blue lines to create an attraction between you and the metal. Weight is the creature's weight plus any gear plus weight of prevention of being pulled, like holding to a rope attacked to a tree. Several possible things will happen when you do this:

• If you are roughly the same weight, both of you and the metal is pulled to each other
• If you are heavier than the object, the object is pulled to you, up to the speed of 100 mph (you control the speed).

• If you pull on an object this is lighter than you while wielded by a creature. That creature makes a strength saving throw vs your allomancer saving DC. On a fail, that object is pulled away from them. On a pass, that creature's weight is added to that item which can cause you or/and that creature to be pulled.

• If you are lighter than the object, you are pulled to it, up to the speed of 100 mph (you control the speed).

Regardless of the objects, they are pulled equal to your proficiency bonus * 5 ft.

If the pulled object or creature stops before it complete the pulled distance, the object or creature preventing the pull make a dexterity saving throw vs your allomancer save DC. On a fail, they take d6 + your Intelligence modifier piercing (damage type can be changed if GM is willing). In the rare case that the creature is being pulled and is stopped by an object, that pulled creature instead makes the dexterity saving throw. You have advantage to all dexterity saving throws made with Iron

If you or an object ends its pull off the ground and has reached a stand still between your pull and gravity, you or it remains in that spot as long your pull is active.

You cannot pull on objects inside or embedded inside of a creature.

Alternative, as an action, you can pull on all of the blue lines to attract all metal objects to you. Resolve each pull of the metal from closest to farthest (player chooses which metal on a tie breaker). If there is two or more heavy objects pulled this way, you take d4 force damage for each heavy object from the strain of being pulled in multiple directions.

Flare

When you flare, your weight for the purpose of pulling is increased by 50%. Additionally, when you pull on multiple heavy things at once; you may make a strength or intelligence saving throw vs DC given by GM depending on how hard to pull on it, for each heavy object except the heaviest object. On each pass, that object is pulled 5 ft regardless its weight.

Additionally, the damage dice of Iron is d8.

Steel

Physical, external, pushing, common, burn duration: 10 minutes, flare duration: 1 minute

Burn

When you burn, you can see blue lines connecting between you and all metals within 20 * Mistborn levels. As part of an attack action, you can push on one of these blue lines to create a repulsion between you and the metal. Weight is the creature's weight plus any gear plus weight of prevention of being pushed, like being pushed against a wall. Several possible things will happen when you do this:

• If you are roughly the same weight, both of you and the metal is pushed away from each other
• If you are heavier than the object, the object is pushed away from you, up to the speed of 100 mph (you control the speed).

• If you push on an object this is lighter than you while wielded by a creature. That creature makes a strength saving throw vs your allomancer saving DC. On a fail, that object is pushed away from them. On a pass, that creature's weight is added to that item which can cause you or/and that creature to be pushed.

• If you are lighter than the object, you are pushed away from it, up to the speed of 100 mph (you control the speed).

Regardless of the objects, they are pushed equal to your proficiency bonus * 5 ft.

If the pushed object or creature stops before it complete the pushed distance, the object or creature preventing the push make a dexterity saving throw vs your allomancer save DC. On a fail, they take d6 + your Intelligence modifier piercing (damage type can be changed if GM is willing). In the rare case that the creature is being pushed and is stopped by an object, that pushed creature instead makes the dexterity saving throw. You have advantage to all dexterity saving throws made with Steel

If you or an object ends its push off the ground and has reached a stand still between your push and gravity, you or it remains in that spot as long your push is active.

You cannot push on objects inside or embedded inside of a creature.

Alternative, as an action, you can push on all of the blue lines to attract all metal objects to you. Resolve each push of the metal from closest to farthest (player chooses which metal on a tie breaker). If there is two or more heavy objects pulled this way, you take d4 force damage for each heavy object from the strain of being pushed in multiple directions.

Flare

When you flare, your weight for pushing is increased by 50%. Additionally, when you push on multiple heavy things at once; you may make a strength or intelligence saving throw vs DC given by GM depending on how hard to push on it, for each heavy object except the heaviest object. On each pass, that object is pushed 5 ft.

Additionally, when a creature is hit with a small or bigger object, the damage dice is d8.

Mental Metal

These enhance or alter emotions and perceptions, sometimes of the user and other times of others.

Copper

Mental, internal, pulling, common, burn duration: 1 hour, flare duration: 10 minutes

Burn

When you burn copper, you create an invisible copper cloud that covers you and anybody within your proficiency bonus * 5 ft of you. While in a copper cloud, creatures cannot be detected by allomancers burning bronze.

Additionally, you have advantage on all throws to resist allomancers effecting your emotions.

Flare

When you flare, double the range of your copper cloud.

Bronze

Mental, external, pulling, common, burn duration: 1 hour, flare duration: 10 minutes

Burn

When you burn bronze, you are aware of the allomancy activity with 60 + Mistborn level * 10 ft. You know their location and what metal they are burning, regardless of the barriers between you and them. You cannot detect allomancers in a copper cloud or not burning any metals.

As an action, you can attempt to learn more about the metal being burned. The targeted allomancer makes a wisdom saving throw vs your allomancer DC. On a fail, you learn one of the below of your choice:

• If they are slow burning, burning, or flaring
• Any stunts used in the burning of that metal
• What people, metal, or other targets of this burning of metal
• The amount of metal left to burn away

Concentration

Unlike other mentals, bronze require a lot of concentration. As long you are burning bronze, you are unable to take any actions, bonus actions, or reactions other than pausing or ending burning on bronze.

Flare

When you flare, you can pierce through a copper field produced by burning copper. If the allomancer is flaring copper, you make an Intelligence check vs their allomancer save DC. On a pass, you pierce through their copper field.

Zinc

Mental, external, pulling, common, burn duration: 1o minutes, flare duration: instant

Burn

When you burn Zinc, you can make an emotion stronger. You cannot create a new emotion, just make it stronger. Choose a creature with your proficiency bonus * 10 ft from you. That creature or all creatures within 10 ft of that creature (creature included) make a charisma saving throw vs your allomancer DC. On a fail, you can make that emotion stronger as long you are burning Zinc. On a success, they are not effected and are aware that you or someone tried to increase their emotions.

There is several modifiers that can make target or targets easier or harder to influence. If the creature is aware that someone is using zince, they gain +2 to their roll. Stronger the target emotion is, easiest to influence: Very strong: -5, strong: -2, slight: 0, weak: +2, virtual non-exitance: +5.

"Likewise, Zinc Allomancy is not mind control — a Rioted emotion is still the target’s own, it’s just more powerful, and no matter how strongly the target feels something he or she is still guided by core principles, preferences, and predilections. As an example, enflaming one person’s anger might prompt them to start a bar brawl, while doing the same in someone else might result in them trading insults, stalking off in disgust, or even finding comfort at the bottom of a bottle"

-Mistborn RPG

Flare

When you flare, choose one creature in your range and confuse them as their emotion goes numb. You cast dissonant whispers on that creature. At 9th, you may cast level calm emotions on only that creature instead.

Brass

Mental, external, pushing, common, burn duration: 10 minutes, flare duration: instant

Burn

You can make an emotion weaker. You cannot remove an emotion, just make it weaker. Choose a creature with your proficiency bonus * 10 ft from you. That creature or all creatures within 10 ft of that creature (creature included) make a charisma saving throw vs your allomancer DC. On a fail, you can make that emotion weaker as long you burn brass. On a success, they are not effected and are aware that you or someone tried to decrease their emotions.

There is several modifiers that can make target or targets easier or harder to influence. If the creature is aware that someone is using brass, they gain +2 to their roll. Stronger the target emotion is, harder to influence: Very strong: +5, strong: +2, slight: 0, weak: -2, virtual non-exitance: -5.

"Remember that Brass does not grant you control of a Soothed character — it merely pushes them in one direction or another as befits their personal motivations and impulses."

-Mistborn RPG

Flare

When flare, choose one creature in your range and confuse them as their emotion goes wild. You cast Cause Fear, dissonant whispers, or hideous laughter on that creature. At 14th, you may cast Tasha's Mind Whip instead.

Enchantment Metal

These enhance, alter, or counter the use of allomancy

Aluminum

Enchantment, internal, pulling, more expensive than gold, burn duration: instant, flare duration: never

Burn

When you burn aluminum, you lose all charges of your allomancer abilities. You must burn it, not just ingest it to lose all of your charges.

Flare

Cannot be flared

Duraluminum

Enchantment, internal, pushing, uncommon magical item, burn duration: start of next turn, flare duration: instant

Burn

When you burn duraluminum, all of your currently burning metals go on over drive. Until the start of your turn, you gain the following

• You add your Intelligence modifier to all allomancer attack rolls and allomancer DC.
• Any damage you deal with your allomancer skills deals an extra d4 damage

At the start of your next turn, metals that you are currently burning runs out.

Whenever you choose to burn metal, you may also burn Duraluminum with it. When you do, only that metal is boasted and dries out.

Uncontrollable Power

When you burn Duraluminum, it is nearly impossible to control. You unable to preform any finer details or be stealthy while burning Duraluminum. Additionally, any activity powered by Duraluminum tends to be over kill, because it is.

Flaring

Whenever you choose to flare a metal, you may also flare Duraluminum. Different metals you flare with Duraluminum has different effects

• Tin: You can improve all six senses until end of your turn
• Pewter: You can carry double of the weight and deal an extra d4 damage with strength based weapons
• Iron and Steel: Your weight is doubled for pushing or pulling. Additionally, you can target metals inside a living creature
• Copper: Remove all magical and alomancy effects on creatures inside the copper cloud.
• Bronze: You also detect any spells being casted and locations of magical items
• Zinc and Brass: That spell effects another creature within 10 ft of the first one

Uncontroliable Power

When you flare Duraluminom, it is impossible to preform any level of details. Additionally, activation usually is loud or bright flash as unbelievable power cannot be controlled.

Chromium

Enchantment, external, pulling, rare magical item, burn duration: instant, flare duration: none

Burn

As part of the action of burning Chromium, make a melee allomancer attack roll. On a hit, that creature loses all metal charges. On a failed, you do not burn and waste your Chromium

Flare

Cannot be flared

Nicosil

Enchantment, external, pushing, rare magical item, burn duration: until start of your turn, flare duration: none

Burn

The creature that you are currently touching, if unwilling they must be grappled, gain the affect of Chromium. Next they use a metal, it gains the same effects of a flared Duralumin. After they "nitro", they lost ALL metal charges. They must use a metal on their turn.

Flare

Cannot be flared

Temporal Metal

These change perception of time, and how time affects people and the world.

Gold

Temporal, internal, pulling, gold, burn duration: 10 minutes, flare duration: 1 minute

Burn

When you burn gold, you can experience a parallel existence where you made different choices. Pick a decision that you have done in the past and choose a different outcome. Make a history check vs 10 + every major event (including birthday) in life between now and that decision. On a pass, you begin experiencing the events right after making the alternative choice. For each second you spend in the alternative time line, a second has pass in the real world.

When you stop burning gold, you gain 1 point of exhaustion due to the great toll on your mind and body.

Maddening Visions (Optional)

Only if madness rules are used

Experiencing someone's else life, even if it is a parallel universe of you, is not good for the mind. Any madness you gain in the alternative self is applied to you. Additionally, after burning gold (but before gaining exhaustion), make a wisdom saving throw vs the same DC for burning gold. On a fail, you gain madness.

Flare

none

Electrum

Temporal, internal, pushing, electrum, burn duration: 10 minutes, flare duration: 1 minute

Note: Alloy of gold and silver

Burning

When you burn Electrum, you see a shadowy, transparent version of yourself but in 6 second (1 turn) into the future.

At the start of each turn, inform your GM on your planned set of actions you will preform on this turn. Once you infom the GM, you will see your "echo" preform these task that will happen on your turn. This process one happens once per turn even if you change your plan after seeing your "shadow's" action.

Additionally, as a reaction, you can add +1 AC or +2 to a saving throw to the triggering effect due to the foreshadowing of your "echo".

Burning electrum makes you immune to others using god metal, Atium.

Flare

While you can see your "shadow", you gain your proficiency bonus -1 to your AC and saving throws

Cadmium

Temporal, external, pulling, rare magical item, burn duration: 10 minutes, flare duration: 1 minute

Burning

When you burn Cadmium, you create a bubble in time. You and everyone with in your proficiency bonus * 5 ft are in the slow down time bubble. This bubble stationary once created. If you leave the bubble, the bubble pop.

Any creatures in your bubble, will experienced time at half of normal. To an outside viewer, it appears everything inside is moving in slow motion.

In combat, creatures will treat that odd number turns simply does not exist. For all purposes and cases, 2nd turn is their 1st turn, 4th turn is their 2nd turn, 6th turn is their 3rd turn... Any creature entering the bubble on an odd turn will immediately end their turn.

Any objects, magic, and effects passing through the bubble will have disadvantage to hit the target or the target will have advantage on the saving throw. Additionally, any of these used on an odd turn, they will not reach to their target (if the target is inside) until the attacker's next turn.

Flare

none

Bendalloy

Temporal, external, pushing, rare magical item, burn duration: 10 minutes, flare duration: 1 minute

Note: alloy of Cadmium

Burning

When you burn Bendalloy, you create a bubble in time. You and everyone with in your proficiency bonus * 5 ft are in the speed up time bubble. This bubble stationary once created. If you leave the bubble, the bubble pop.

Any creatures in your bubble, will experienced time at doubled speed. To an outside viewer, it appears everything inside is moving in super fast.

In combat, creatures out side of the bubble will treat that odd number turns simply does not exist. For all purposes and cases, 2nd turn is their 1st turn, 4th turn is their 2nd turn, 6th turn is their 3rd turn... Any creature exiting the bubble on an odd turn will immediately end their turn.

Any objects, magic, and effects passing through the bubble will have disadvantage to hit the target or the target will have advantage on the saving throw. Additionally, any of these used on an odd turn, they will not reach to their target until the attacker's next turn.

Flare

none

God Metals

These are incredibly rare and amazingly powerful, literally formed from the physical substance of the gods Ruin and Preservation

Atium

God, external, pulling, legendary magical item, burn duration: 1 minute, flare duration: 6 seconds (1 turn)

Note: nobles use this a currency for the

Burn

When you burn Atium, you see shadows of everyone's (not your own) future, about 6 seconds (1 turn) in the future. At the start of each round, choose one creature that is not burning Electrium or Atium. That creature must tell you what they are going to do on their turn. If it is still possible and reasonable, they will do those action perfectly on their next turn.

You have a second turn. At the start of each round, you choose the initiative order of your second turn.

While burning Atium, you ignore the effects of the enemy's Electrium effects.

Flare: none. It is too valuable and such a short duration that no one dares to flare it

Malatium

God, external, pushing, legendary magical item, burn duration: 1 minute, flare duration: 6 seconds (1 turn)

Note: Atium Alloy

Burn

When you burn malatium, you can experience a parallel world of the creatures that you see. Pick a decision that one of the creatures have done in the past and choose a different outcome. Make a history check vs 10 + every major event (including birthday) in life between now and that decision. On a pass, you begin experiencing the events right after making the alternative choice. For each second you spend in the alternative time line, a second has pass in the real world.

When you stop burning malatium, you gain 1 point of exhaustion due to the great toll on your mind and body.

Maddening Visions (Optional)

Only if madness rules are used

Experiencing someone's else life, is not good for the mind. Any madness they gain in the alternative world is applied to you. Additionally, after burning malatium (but before gaining exhaustion), make a wisdom saving throw vs the same DC for burning malatium. On a fail, you gain madness.

Flare: none. It is too valuable and such a short duration that no one dares to flare it

Lerasium

God, external, pushing, legendary artifact magical item, burn duration: instant, flare duration: never

Note: only found in near the Well of Ascension, a place lost in time immemorial

Burn

When you burn, it does nothing. It is completely useless to Mistborn.

Mistborn Creation

When people with no allomancy ingest pure Lerasium it automatically burns inside of them. They can multi-class into Mistborn.

Mistling Creature

When people with no allomancy ingest alloy Lerasium and an allomancy metal, it automatically burns inside of them. They can multi-class into Mistling of that allomancy metal.

When a Mistling burns an alloy Lerasium and an allomancy metal, they lose all levels of their original Mistling class. They gain that many levels in the Mistling class of that allomancy metal, effetively switching the metal that they can burn

Single Use

A creature can only burn Lerasium once in their life.

Flare

Impossible to be flared

Magical Metals

They are magical-like metals used in creation of magic items. These are the metals that only Experimental Allomancer Mistborn can prepare these metals. Any Mistborn may burn it regardless.

Adamantine

Magical, Internal, pulling, uncommon magical item, Burn duration: 10 minutes, Flare Duration: 1 minute

Burning

While burning Adamantine, you turn any critical hit against you into a normal hit.

Flare

While flaring, you gain +1 AC

Adamanium

Magical, Internal, pushing, uncommon magical item, Burn duration: 10 minutes, Flare Duration: 1 minute

Note: Alloy of Adamant

Burning

While burning Adamantium, your weapon attacks score a critical hit on a roll of 19 or 20.

Flaring

your weapon attacks score a critical hit on a roll of 18 or 20.

Mithril

Magical, External, pulling, uncommon magical item, Burn duration: 1 hour, Flare Duration: 10 minutes

Burning

While burning Mithril, you can see blue lines connecting between you and all metals within 20 * Mistborn levels. As a bonus action, you can pull up on one of these blue lines to make the metal lighter. Several possible things will happen when you do this:

• If you target a metal armor, that armor no longer have a strength requirement and stealth disadvantage as the armor's weight is halved.
• If you target a metal weapon, that weapon gains the light property if wielded in one hand as the weapon's weight is halved
• If you target a metal projectile, when fired, it ignores long range penalty.
• If you target a metal object, its weight is halved

These effects last as you burn Mithril or target a new metal.

You cannot pull on objects inside or embedded inside of a creature.

Flare

When you flare, the weight becomes 1/3 of normal weight. The following additional effects are as follow:

• If you target a metal armor, medium armor becomes light armor and heavy armor becomes medium armor.
• If you target a metal weapon, that weapon gains the light property but you no longer can add strength modifier to the damage.
• If you target a metal projectile, its max range is increased by 20 ft.

Gizerium

Magical, External, pushing, uncommon magical item, Burn duration: 1 hour, Flare Duration: 10 minutes

Burning

While burning Gizerium, you can see blue lines connecting between you and all metals within 20 * Mistborn levels. As a bonus action, you can push down on one of these blue lines to make the metal heavier. Several possible things will happen when you do this:

• If you target a metal armor, that armor gains stealth disadvantage and strength requirement of 13 or increase by 2 as the armor's weight is doubled.
• If you target a metal weapon, that weapon gains the heavy property as the weapon's weight is doubled
• If you target a metal projectile, when fired, projectile falls to the ground before it reaches its long range distance (no impact on short range distance).
• If you target a metal object, its weight is doubled

These effects last as you burn Mithril or target a new metal.

You cannot push on objects inside or embedded inside of a creature.

Flare

When you flare, the weight is tripled of normal weight. The following additional effects are as follow:

• If you target a metal armor, the strength requirement is 15 or increased by 5.
• If you target a metal weapon, that weapon has disadvantage to hit but you double all weapon dice damage.
• If you target a metal projectile, it has disadvantage to hit.

Experimental Metals

What happens when a crazy person tries every metal that they can reach? They find out (by the hard way) what metals can be used for allomancy. These are the metals that only Experimental Allomancer Mistborn can prepare these metals. Any Mistborn may burn it regardless.

Telstang

Experimental, internal, pulling, rare magical item, Burn duration: 1 hour, Flare Duration: 10 minutes

Note: alloy of Copper, mithral, platinum, and silver with appearance of pewter

Burning

While burning Telstang, you cannot be paralyzed, polymorphed, disintegrated, petrified, or otherwise have your shape changed in any matter

Flare

When you flare, you may use an action to gain or switch of the following damage type resistances: acid, cold, fire, or lightning.

Stamium

Experimental, internal, pushing, rare magical item, Burn duration: 1 hour, Flare Duration: 10 minutes

Burning

When you start burning Stamium, you wild shape into a beast. Treat Mistborn levels as druid levels for the wild shape.

Pick a CR of your beast. You wild shape into a random beast of that CR that you are able to wild shape into. Until this charge runs out, you can only wild shape into that beast.

Ease to Change

You have disadvantage on saving throws against polymorph and petrified.

Flare

When you flare, the CR rating of the best is increased by half of your proficiency modifier, rounded down.

Diarun =

Experimental, external, pulling, rare magical item, Burn duration: 1 hour, Flare Duration: 10 minute

Burn

When you burn Diarun, any creature touching you gains true sight.

Flare

When flared, any creature touching you gains resistance from fire damage and their weapon attacks deal an extra d4 cold damage.

Diamium

Experimental, external, pushing, rare magical item, Burn duration: 1 hour, Flare Duration: 10 minutes

Burn

When you burn Diamium, as an action, you can cast major illusion without spell slots.

Flare

When flared, as an action, you can cast phantasmal force without spell slots.

Multiclassing

Prerequisites. To qualify for multiclassing into the Mistborn class, you must meet these prerequisites: consume Lerasium or noble decentant and int 13

Proficiencies. When you multiclass into the Mistborn class, you gain the following proficiencies: light, medium, shield, and simple weapons

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