When I am Quickly Focused I gain +3 to attack a target within two (2) zones of me by throwing an alchemical acid bomb at them.

If I am successful, the acid bomb shatters, splashing its contents upon my target and inflicting damage as stress normally, but if I succeed with style, I must reduce the stress to get a boost and the boost is upgraded to the situational Aspect Acid Burn! which is attached to the target.

This Aspect is automatically invoked at the beginning of subsequent exchanges to inflict two (2) stress to the target per invoke. This Aspect can be removed by overcoming a Good (+3) difficulty.

For a given session I can carry around and use a number of acid bombs equal to my (Clever + Arcane). Other people can use my acid bombs; they still count against my per-session limit however.

When I am Cleverly Focused I gain +1 to throw a bomb into my zone or an adjacent zone, generally against an Average (+1) difficulty.

If I am successful, my bomb explodes and inflicts a number of shifts of damage equal to my (Careful + Arcane) against every target in the zone without splitting shifts between them. This is non-discriminatory, and often causes collateral damage.

For a given session I can carry around and use a number of alchemical bombs equal to my (Clever + Arcane). Other people can not catalyze my bombs, they are only usable by me.

When I am Carefully Focused I gain +3 to attack a target zone within two (2) zones of me by throwing an alchemical gas bomb.

If I am successful the gas bomb shatters, releasing toxic fumes and applying the situational Aspect Toxic Gas! to the zone with two free invokes.

This Aspect is automatically invoked now and at the beginning of subsequent exchanges to inflict two (2) stress per invoke to every target within the affected zone that needs to breathe. This Aspect can be removed by strong winds or focused air by overcoming a Good (+3) difficulty.

For a given session I can carry around and use a number of gas bombs equal to my (Clever + Arcane). Other people can use my gas bombs; they still count against my per-session limit however.

When I am Quickly Focused I gain +4 to attack an undead target within one (1) zone of me.

If I am successful, the holly water vial shatters, splashing its contents upon my target and inflicting damage as stress normally, but this damage cannot be reduced by any innate ability of the target (other forms of protection such as a magic item or a spell do apply).

For a given session I can carry around and use a number of holly water vials equal to my (Clever + Arcane). Other people can use my holly water vials; they still count against my per-session limit however.

When I am Carefully Focused I gain +3 to attack a target zone within two (2) zones of me by throwing an alchemical gas bomb.

If I am successful the gas bomb shatters, releasing toxic fumes and applying the situational Aspect Toxic Gas! to the targeted zone and every adjacent zone, with two free invokes.

This Aspect is automatically invoked now and at the beginning of subsequent exchanges to inflict two (2) stress per invoke to every target that needs to breathe within the affected zones. This Aspect can be removed by strong winds or focused air by overcoming a Good (+3) difficulty.

For a given session I can carry around and use a number of gas bombs equal to my (Clever + Arcane). Other people can use my gas bombs; they still count against my per-session limit however.

Because I have mastered strange transmogrifying magics I can concoct substances that allow me to change my own physical structure and capacity, taking on the forms of animals. I may spend a Fate point to temporarily assume an animal form. My trappings magically change with me and are unavailable until I return to my normal form.

When I change forms I move all of my Approach bonuses to a disposition relevant to the animal form I am assuming, and I move all of my Archetype bonuses to Focused (leaving all of my other Archetypes at +0). This lasts for an entire scene unless I choose to return to normal, which ends the effect. Additionally, I may spend another Fate point to assume a different animal's form, and I do not have to first change back to normal.

When I change forms I gain an additional Aspect named for the animal form I have assumed which I can invoke when my current animal form is relevant, and which can be compelled whenever my animal form or lack of humanoid anatomy might inconvenience me.

If the animal form I change into has natural weapons I may use Focused in place of Combatives while in a physical conflict.

If the animal form I change into has an unusual form of movement, such as the flight of a bird, the running of a wolf, or the swimming of a shark then I gain that mode of movement while I am in that form as well, at the GM's discretion.

If the animal form I change into has an unusual or extra keen sense, such as the low light vision of a cat, the olfactory senses of a canine, or the echolocation of a bat then I gain that sense while I am in that form as well, at the GM's discretion.

When I activate this effect I must choose Air, Earth, Fire, or Water. For the duration of the effect I use the Large Elemental write-up for the Elemental type I have chosen instead of my own character write-up.

My transformation lasts for an entire scene but I may change back to my normal form at any time, ending the effect.

My trappings change with me and are inaccessible for the duration of the effect.

To prepare a concoction I roll 4dF and add (Focused + Arcane) against a Mediocre (+0) difficulty; failure indicates a botched concoction and that 'slot' is wasted for the day. I temporarily gain a new personal Aspect corresponding to the concoction I prepared with one invoke, and annotated with the margin of success.

Prepared concoctions are activated by invoking its Aspect as an action and resolving the effect of the concoction using the previously rolled margin of success. It is possible for a concoction resolution to fail if the margin of success is insufficient to the difficulty or if opposed successfully. If I am the activator, I can spend a Fate point at this time to add +2 shifts to the margin of success.

Unfortunately due to my focus on Alchemy, I cannot free cast spells.

To prepare a concoction I roll 4dF and add Arcane against a Mediocre (+0) difficulty; failure indicates a botched concoction and that 'slot' is wasted for the day. I temporarily gain a new personal Aspect corresponding to the concoction I prepared with one invoke, and annotated with the margin of success.

Prepared concoctions are activated by invoking its Aspect as an action and resolving the effect of the concoction using the previously rolled margin of success. It is possible for a concoction resolution to fail if the margin of success is insufficient to the difficulty or if opposed successfully. If I am the activator, I can spend a Fate point at this time to add +2 shifts to the margin of success.

When I am Carefully Focused I gain +3 to overcome vs a Superb (+5) difficulty.

If I am successful I remove all debilitating situational Aspects currently affecting my health or normal functioning that have a difficulty to remove of Great (+4) or less. This does not work on environmental Aspects, scene Aspects, or other situational Aspects that affect me externally, it only works against situational Aspects that affect me directly and personally such as poison, fatigue, some spells, curses, and so forth.

Additionally, if I am successful, I may also clear one of my stress boxes or a Mild Consequence.

To use this ability I must be able to access the elixir and drink its contents.

For a given session I can make and carry around a number of Restorative Elixirs equal to my (Clever + Arcane). Other people can use my restorative elixirs, but only gain +1 while Carefully Focused when using one of them. Restorative elixirs given to others do count against my per-session limit.

When I am Quickly Focused I gain +3 to create advantage against a target within two (2) zones of me by throwing a sticky bomb at them.

If I am successful, the sticky bomb shatters, splashing its sticky contents upon my target, attaching the situational Aspect Trapped By Sticky Goo! to the target with three (3) invokes. While this Aspect is in play, the target is rooted in their current zone and thus cannot move to another zone. This Aspect can be removed by overcoming a Good (+4) difficulty, but each failed attempt to overcome it expends an invoke.

This Aspect can be removed by overcoming a Good (+4) difficulty. However when it is expended or removed a second situational Aspect, Sticky Goo Residue!, is attached to the target with four (4) invokes. The second Aspect prevents the target from moving more than one (1) zone per action, and they cannot both move and attack. The second Aspect can be removed by overcoming a Superb (+6) difficulty, but each failed attempt to overcome it expends an invoke.

Note that this ability can cause flying targets to plummet to the ground if they use winged flight.

For a given session I can carry around and use a number of sticky bombs equal to my (Clever + Arcane). Other people can use my sticky bombs; they still count against my per-session limit however.

Using trapbusting kits that I made myself, I gain +5 while Carefully Roguish to overcome mechanical or magical traps that have a triggering mechanism.

To use this ability I must be able to access the materials in the trapbusting kit to mix up a compound to suit the situation and be able to apply it directly to the triggering mechanism of the trap.

For a given session I can make and carry around a number of trapbusting kits equal to my (Clever + Arcane + Roguish). Other people can use my trapbusting kits, but only gain +3 while Carefully Roguish when using one of them. Trapbusting kits given to others do count against my per-session limit.