(Arm, Medium Ornate)
Your bow feels natural in your hand, and moves almost without thought to aim at your targets
The wearer has a +2 bonus on ranged attack rolls with ranged weapons they are proficient with.
Applying a Tattoo
In order to apply a tattoo, there must first be room to draw it into the skin. Every tattoo has a size and location. The size of the tattoo scales with the size of the creature. Because of this, a Large chest tattoo would take up the same space on a human, a halfling, or a giant, as the size of the tattoo stays proportional to the size of the creature it is applied to.
Characters are limited only by the amount of available space on their body.
Available space
|
Body Part |
Number of Tattoos |
|
Head |
1 Medium, or 2 Small |
|
Chest |
1 Large, or 2 Medium, or 4 Small |
|
Back |
1 Large, or 2 Medium, or 4 Small |
|
Arm or Wing |
1 Medium and 1 Small, or 3 Small |
|
Leg or Tail |
1 Medium and 1 Small, or 3 Small |
Tattoos are either Small, Medium, or Large, and are either Simple, Average, or Ornate. You can gain additional uses of a tattoo by increasing its size or intricacy by one step, up to a max of Large size and Ornate intricacy. Tattoos that provide a constant effect are unable to be modified in this manner.
Increasing the size or intricacy of the tattoo doubles the price for each increase.
A modified tattoo counts as a different tattoo for purposes of placing it in a sketchbook, but a tattoo can be modified at the time of application by increasing the tattooist's tools DC by 5.
Tattooing Process
The requirements for each tattoo are different, but the general rule is that larger and more intricate tattoos require more time and ink to apply.
Applying Non-Magical Tattoos
The artist need not succeed on checks with tattooist’s tools, only spend the requisite amount of time according to the size and intricacy of the tattoo design.
Time to Apply
Tattoos take time to apply based on their size and intricacy. A large but simple tattoo may take the same amount of time to ink as it would to create a small but detailed one. Sessions may be broken into chunks of time over the course of several days, however if the tattoo is not finished within 30 days the magic of the tattoo dissipates and must be started again from the beginning. Some tattoo mages will demand full payment upfront, while others will charge a part of the price across each individual session. After the tattoo is finished, you gain the effects of it after a long rest. Use the following table to determine how long the procedure will take.
|
Size (intricacy) |
Time |
Application DC |
|
Small (simple) |
1+1d4 hours |
10 |
|
Small (average), Medium (simple) |
2+1d6 hours |
12 |
|
Small (ornate), Medium (average), Large (simple) |
4+1d8 hours |
14 |
|
Medium (ornate), Large (average) |
6+3d6 hours |
16 |
|
Large (ornate) |
8+3d10 hours |
18 |
Additional Information
Both magical and non-magical tattoos should be recorded to check whether a character has room for a new tattoo. Unless specifically noted under the tattoo description, any additional applications of the same tattoo will not confer additional magical effects.
Magical tattoos dimly radiate magic under a detect magic spell. A successful DC 20 Arcana check may be made in order to discern the nature of a magical tattoo. Dispel magic will not nullify a tattoo's magic, only suppress it for 1d4 rounds. Tattoos cease to function in the area of an anti-magic field.
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