Archetypes
Source Tech Core pg. 5
This section includes options for characters both new and old. Any character can select the dedication feats they qualify for to personalize their character beyond what their class would normally allow.
The mechanic multiclass archetype allows player characters to obtain an exocortex they can use to enhance their existing abilities. An operative, for example, can use a turret exocortex like any other weapon and remotely fire from a different position.
The technomancer multiclass archetype grants spellcasters a powerful tool with the ability to overclock their tech gear and gaining the relevant overclock boost benefits. Other characters can use the dedication to learn cantrips, and later on, spells, which they can then cast to overclock gear. A witchwarper, for example, can easily qualify for the dedication feat's requirements and use a Viper's overclock boost effect to wield spells they otherwise might not be able to cast.
A character with the augmented archetype can greatly enhance their capabilities using augmentations of all kinds, expanding their implant limits and improving the efficiency of their augmentations.
With the grenadier archetype, characters wield grenades with unparalleled explosive flair. A grenadier soldier who selects the Soldier Synchronization feat can even use their grenades with their primary target and suppressing fire class features.
A spellcaster who takes the junkomancer archetype learns the art of junkomancy, allowing them to cast junk spells and recycle junk into powerful magical effects.
Nearly any character can take the nanocyte archetype, gaining access to a wide array of nanite themed powers that allow them to transform their gear and bodies to manipulate the battlefield.
Pharmacologist archetypes are versatile medics who can create medical consumables to aid their allies and can even learn to skillfully wield injection weapons.
Any creature wielding a shield will greatly benefit from the shield ace archetype, learning how to Shield Block and even protect allies from damaging area effects.
The vehicle pilot archetype can make the most out of personal vehicles, wielding them skillfully in a variety of kinds of combat.
The mechanic multiclass archetype allows player characters to obtain an exocortex they can use to enhance their existing abilities. An operative, for example, can use a turret exocortex like any other weapon and remotely fire from a different position.
The technomancer multiclass archetype grants spellcasters a powerful tool with the ability to overclock their tech gear and gaining the relevant overclock boost benefits. Other characters can use the dedication to learn cantrips, and later on, spells, which they can then cast to overclock gear. A witchwarper, for example, can easily qualify for the dedication feat's requirements and use a Viper's overclock boost effect to wield spells they otherwise might not be able to cast.
A character with the augmented archetype can greatly enhance their capabilities using augmentations of all kinds, expanding their implant limits and improving the efficiency of their augmentations.
With the grenadier archetype, characters wield grenades with unparalleled explosive flair. A grenadier soldier who selects the Soldier Synchronization feat can even use their grenades with their primary target and suppressing fire class features.
A spellcaster who takes the junkomancer archetype learns the art of junkomancy, allowing them to cast junk spells and recycle junk into powerful magical effects.
Nearly any character can take the nanocyte archetype, gaining access to a wide array of nanite themed powers that allow them to transform their gear and bodies to manipulate the battlefield.
Pharmacologist archetypes are versatile medics who can create medical consumables to aid their allies and can even learn to skillfully wield injection weapons.
Any creature wielding a shield will greatly benefit from the shield ace archetype, learning how to Shield Block and even protect allies from damaging area effects.
The vehicle pilot archetype can make the most out of personal vehicles, wielding them skillfully in a variety of kinds of combat.