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Archives of Nethys

Archives of Nethys

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WheelchairItem 0+

Wheelchair Rules

Each wheelchair operates in the following ways.

Adjustable Seat Belts: These belts strap around your waist, knees, and shins to keep you in the chair if it's thrown, knocked, or handled roughly. You can open and release your belts with an Interact action.

Bulk Limit: A wheelchair is strong enough to support you and any amount of Bulk you could typically hold or carry. Your total carried Bulk includes all the items you are wearing, carrying, and stowing on your wheelchair. You take the usual effects when there's too much Bulk on you and your wheelchair: if you're carrying an amount of Bulk equal to 5 + your Strength modifier, you're encumbered, and you and your wheelchair can't hold or carry more than 10 + your Strength modifier. The wheelchair's own Bulk doesn't count against your Bulk limit while riding in the wheelchair; it's listed in case you need to carry the wheelchair separately.

Frame: A wheelchair is typically made from common materials like wood, but they can also be made from steel, other metals, or even rarer materials like dawnsilver. The wheelchairs presented here are made from durable wood.

Magic: The wheelchair is considered an extension of yourself. Spells or abilities that change your bodily form also apply to the chair, and it transforms with you so long as you're using it. You can choose what appearance this has.

Movement: While using a wheelchair, you Stride at your normal Speed (listed in your ancestry, with any additional bonuses, penalties, and adjustments applied). You propel a wheelchair by using the hand rims. You can propel the wheelchair even while holding something in your hands, but not if you're restrained or otherwise unable to move your hands freely. You're still affected by difficult terrain and other terrain features. Any effect that would immobilize you, give a penalty to your Speeds, or similar by entangling or hindering your legs applies to the chair as well. You can use all of your actions while in a wheelchair.

Quick-Righting: If the chair is tipped or you're knocked prone while in the chair, you can right yourself using the Stand action, though in this case you are righting the wheelchair instead. An ally can use an Interact action to help right you, allowing you to Stand as a free action triggered by their Interact action.
Source Player Core pg. 293 2.0
Bulk —
A common wheelchair is ideal for everyday use but isn't designed for strenuous activity. These wheelchairs are most common among non-adventurers. Wheelchairs come in a variety of sizes to suit every person regardless of height or body type.

PFS StandardWheelchairItem 0

Source Player Core pg. 293 2.0
Price 5 sp
Usage see text; Bulk 2

PFS StandardWheelchair (Traveler's Chair)Item 0

Source Player Core pg. 293 2.0
Price 5 gp
Usage see text; Bulk 3
A traveler's chair is tailored for frequent adventures and travels. The design is sleek and fashionable to provide excellent comfort and support. A traveler's chair has small mechanisms, either made from interlocking wood pieces, clockwork, or other devices, that allow the chair to traverse up or down stairs without any additional difficulty (moving up stairs is still difficult terrain, just like for other characters), and move through other common adventuring terrain without any additional difficulty, such as ladders and uneven ground.

PFS StandardWheel Chair (Chair Storage)Item 0

Source Player Core pg. 293 2.0
Price 1 gp
Chair storage can be purchased and applied to any wheelchair. This reduces the amount of Bulk the items weigh when stored within the chair, much like a backpack. The first 2 Bulk of items stowed in your chair don't count against your Bulk limit. If you use both chair storage and a backpack at the same time, only 2 Bulk total isn't counted against your limit, much like if you used multiple backpacks or similar items at the same time.

PFS StandardWheelchair (Supramarine Chair)Item 0

Source Howl of the Wild pg. 113 2.0
Price 5 sp
Bulk 2
A supramarine chair is a wheeled, water-filled bath or tank, originally designed by merfolk, for assisting aquatic people's mobility on land. A supramarine chair functions as a wheelchair. You increase your Speed to 20 feet or your swim Speed, whichever is lower.

PFS StandardWheelchair (Land-Delver's Chair)Item 0

Source Howl of the Wild pg. 113 2.0
Price 5 gp
Bulk 2
A supramarine chair is a wheeled, water-filled bath or tank, originally designed by merfolk, for assisting aquatic people's mobility on land. The heavier-duty land-delver's chair functions as a traveler's chair. You increase your Speed to 20 feet or your swim Speed, whichever is lower.