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Aberrant dragonmarks are mutations that appear occasionally among the dragonmarked races (usually to those not of a dragonmarked house) that can be traced back to the bloodlines of corrupted dragonmarked families eliminated in the War of the Mark.

Aberrant Mark Powers: burning hands, cause fear, charm person, chill touch, detect secret doors, feather fall, inflict light wounds, jump, light, pass without trace, produce flame, shield, Tenser's floating disk. (Spell level for an aberrant dragonmark is always 1st.) Your caster level for your aberrant dragonmark spell-like ability is one-half your character level. A saving throw against your aberrant dragonmark spell-like ability has a DC of 10 + spell level + your Cha modifier. A character with one of the true marks (least, lesser, or greater) cannot select this feat, and a character with this feat cannot later select one of the true dragonmark feats. You can never improve this mark in any way, and you can never gain a second mark.

When you select this feat, you must choose an aberrant dragonmark spell-like ability from the following list. All aberrant mark spell-like abilities can be used once per day. SOURCEPAGE:p.47ěENEFIT:This feat provides you with a single dragonmark spell-like ability that is not directly tied to the trueborn dragonmarked houses. # Feat Name Type Required Ability Required Feat Required Race Required Text Description Stackable? Multiple?Ĝhoose Combat bonus Add to base move Damage Reduction Source Page Benefits PRETOTALABĪberrant Dragonmark CATEGORY:FEAT TYPE:General PRERACE:1,RACESUBTYPE=Dragonmarked,Human%,Dwarf%,Elf%,Gnome%,Halfling%,Half-Orc% DESC:Although you are not a recognized member of one of the dragonmarked families, you have manifested a dragonmark.

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When do you expect the production release for InitTool will be announced? Let me know what you think, I'd be quite pleased if the game setting was deemed worthy to include in the release. These are the sheets which will be shipping with our production release and just to be clear they still support the default D&D properties as well as the new ones I added. Included are the two updated output sheets, the sample export in InitTool group format and the game setting file named PCGen stat block. I do have one feature request: It would be nice if long text strings could wrap to a new line rather than go off the page. It ends up being much shorter but I can still easily find my data. For the order of things I've followed the stat block format presented in the DMGII as closely as can be done within InitTool. Here's what I did, I've condensed some of the properties into one line, so things like saving throws and ability scores each have there own line. I've put these up in my gallery (with a sample export) in case anyone else might find it useful.

I've created a custom gamesetting and added the new properties to the export sheets. My one complaint is that the default D&D game setting properties is long and you do a lot of scrolling to see stuff lower down. InitTool is fantastic, I've come to reference it first when I need to look at a characters stat rather than the PDF, book or PCGen (which is too slow to use during a game). I've started running a new campaign and I'm using InitTool, MapTool and PCGen along with PDF's to keep things pretty much paperless. The PCGen project is about a week and a half from releasing the production version of 5.12.0. I've updated the export sheets for PCGen and wanted to let you guys know what I did.