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PFS LimitedSchool of Magical Technologies


Source Pathfinder #215: To Blot Out the Sun pg. 81
At the height of ancient Azlant, the study of magical technologies—better known as magitech—was considered among the most prestigious of arcane specializations, and practitioners were both well regarded and well paid. While some magitech specialists trained in academies or as apprentices, others studied at religious cloisters dedicated to the worship of Amaznen, a now-dead god of invention and magic. Today, practitioners are more likely to learn from scraps of ancient spellbooks, forgotten lore unearthed in Azlanti ruins, or from a time‑displaced graduate like Anoreth Zorillen. Modern magitech schools exist today, divorced from their ancient Azlanti origins but no less prestigious, including the famed Clockwork Cathedral in Absalom and temples of Brigh, goddess of clockwork and invention.

As a student of magical technologies, you’ve learned the art of fusing magic with mundane technology to create something truly unique.

Curriculum
cantrips: needle darts, shield
1st: mending, runic weapon, summon construct
2nd: animated assault, dismantle
3rd: wooden double, shrink item
4th: creation, weapon storm
5th: impaling spike, wall of stone
6th: field of razors, petrify
7th: beheading buzz saw, lifewood cage
8th: ferrous form, quandary
9th: resplendent mansion

School Spells
initial: conjured clockwork
advanced: augmented body