Created not by magic but by craftsmanship of the highest caliber. Automail is a word used to describe mechanisms used primarily to make limbs for those whom lost them, whether it be war, accident or forced amputation. Automail limbs are able to replace the missing limb near flawlessly provided on the quality. The downside however is the weight and lack of feeling in the specific limb. To achieve the use of these limbs however, the mechanisms are linked directly to the muscle tissues and nerves where the limbs used to be; as a result connecting and disconnect this limb from its base causes temporary and crippling pain.
Many variants of Automail exist, not all with the primary shape of a limb. There has been known to be automated sawblades and even gun barrels built into them on extreme occasions. Due to fine craftsman ship it never rusts and infrequently requires repairs unless damaged badly. Users of automail tend to carry basic repair tools and have a grasp on maintenance for their limbs.
Arm: Grants +1 to unarmed damage rolls made with the limb. Grants -1 to swim checks made while wearing due to weight. Grants +2 to athletic checks using this limb.
Leg: Grants +2 to unarmed damage rolls made with the limb. Grants -2 to swim checks made while wearing due to weight. Grants +2 to athletic checks using this limb.
The athletics bonuses stack per each limb in the category, etc. if both arms are automail, this will result in a +4 athletics bonus when using their arms.
The Negative for swim checks are cumulative for each limb.
Augments:
Auxiliary fiber bundles: +2 athletics on the limb it is added too, by adding additional actuating cables. Rarity: Very rare
Claws: Short blades located on the finger tips or toes of the automail, capable of being enchanted. 1d4 slashing or piercing damage. Rarity: uncommon
Hidden compartment: Compartment hidden within the limb that is capable of holding a scroll or dagger sized object. Rarity: uncommon
Hidden blade: Blade usually hidden within the forearm or heel of the automail, capable of being enchanted. 1d6 slashing or piercing damage. Rarity: rare
Hidden barrel: Automail limb possess a barrel capable of firing one projectile. Range and damage very on the projectile it is built around. Rarity: Very rare.
Mythril base: Due to the light weight of the material used, the negatives opposed by the weight of automail are negated, however this negates the additional damage as well. Rarity: Very rare.
Adamantine base: Due to the strong nature of the metal, gain +1 constitution per limb, but -3 to movement due to heavy weight. Rarity: Very rare
Compression Spring: Legs only and requires both automail legs; high grade springs have been built into the legs resulting in a + 10ft movement speed bonus. Rarity: Very rare
Utility Finger: Arms only: Installed in multiple fingers are separate tools for the convenience of the user. Tools that may be included thieves tools and tinkers tools. Rarity: Very rare
Plate consists of shaped, interlocking metal plates to cover the entire body. A suit of plate includes gauntlets, heavy leather boots, a visored helmet, and thick layers of padding underneath the armor. Buckles and straps distribute the weight over the body.
Notes: Str. 15 Required, Stealth Disadvantage
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