Poisoner
People are so delightfully fragile when exposed to the insidious power of nature. The bite of a certain serpent makes the blood congeal to jelly. A particular stone, suitably powdered, induces powerful hallucinations and delirium. The sap of a rare tree inflicts such agony that death seems preferable. The deadly medicines of nature have been molded to create concoctions capable of both killing and debilitating. Neither option is pleasant for the unfortunate recipient. You are a student of such dark wonders, making you a dangerous foe indeed.
Additional Feats: 4th Blowgun Poisoner, Poison Resistance; 6th Poison Weapon, Tenacious Toxins; 8th Sticky Poison; 10th Improved Poison Weapon, Pinpoint Poisoner
Poisoner Dedication Feat 2
Prerequisites trained in Crafting
You make a point of always having a few toxins near at hand—you never know when some arsenic or the like might prove useful. You gain the advanced alchemy benefits. You can use advanced alchemy to create four alchemical poison consumables each day. You remember alchemical poison formulas and don't need a formula book for them.
Source: Pathfinder Player Core 2
Poisoner's Twist Feat 4
Requirements Your last action was a successful melee Strike that dealt damage against a target afflicted by a poison, and you know which poison.
Poisons attack specific parts of the body—one venom might target the lungs, another the circulatory system, while another deteriorates the nerves. You know how to take advantage of such weaknesses. You deal 1d6 damage of the required Strike's damage type and 1d6 poison damage to the target. If you're at least 18th level, you deal 2d6 damage of each type.
Source: Pathfinder Player Core 2
Advanced Poisoncraft Feat 6
You can create up to 6 poisons per day with advanced alchemy.
Special At 10th level or higher, you can select this feat a second time to increase the number to 8.
Source: Pathfinder Player Core 2
Poison Coat Feat 6
In nature, certain animals are covered in venomous spines, and just brushing against them can prove deadly. You expend a contact or injury poison and spend 10 minutes brushing that poison onto your clothing or weaving sharp, poisoned needles into the garment's fabric. You can have only one poison suffused into your clothing at a time. You can use the Once Bitten reaction while you have a poison suffused in this way.
Source: Pathfinder Player Core 2
Acquired Tolerance Feat 8
Trigger You fail a save against a poison.
A small amount of poison, taken at nonlethal doses, can help the body build up resistance against a more deadly dosage. Reroll the triggering check and use the second result. Once you use Acquired Tolerance, you can continue to use it against the same type of poison that day, but you can't use it against a different type of poison until after you make your next daily preparations. For instance, if you used the reaction on a save against Giant Scorpion Venom, you could use it again against giant scorpion venom even if it came from a different source, but you couldn't use it against Wyvern Poison.
Source: Pathfinder Player Core 2
Chemical Contagion Feat 18
Your injury poisons can spray onto creatures. You gain the toxicologist alchemist's Greater Field Discovery.
Source: Pathfinder Player Core 2
Poisoner Feats
| Name | Level | Rarity | Traits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Poisoner Dedication | 2 | Common | |
| Poisoner's Twist | 4 | Common | |
| Advanced Poisoncraft | 6 | Common | |
| Poison Coat | 6 | Common | |
| Acquired Tolerance | 8 | Common | |
| Chemical Contagion | 18 | Common |