Pathfinder 1e Archetype Alchemist

Clone Master

Clone masters practice duplicating existing creatures in order to better understand how to create new life.

Class
Alchemist
Kind
Archetype
Granted Spells
Replaces
2 features

Clone masters practice duplicating existing creatures in order to better understand how to create new life. A clone master has the following class features.

Replaces

BombPoison Resistance

Archetype Features

Bomb

↪ builds on Bomb

A clone master's bombs deal damage one die step lower than normal (regular bombs deal d4s, concussive bombs deal 1d3s, and so on). This otherwise functions as and replaces the standard alchemist bomb class feature.

Lesser Simulacrum

At 7th level, a clone master adds lesser simulacrum to his formula book as a 3rd-level extract.

Rebirth

↪ builds on Poison Resistance (Alchemist)

At 8th level, a clone master can prepare a clone of himself that awakens if he is slain. Creating the clone costs 5,000 gp, takes 1 week of work, and requires 3 additional weeks for the clone to grow to maturity. If he dies, the clone awakens as if the alchemist had used the clone spell on himself. He can have one inert of himself at a time. Unused clones created by a clone master do not rot. This ability replaces poison resistance +6 and poison immunity.

Simulacrum

At 13th level, a clone master adds simulacrum to his formula book as a 5th-level extract.

Clone

At 16th level, a clone master adds clone to his formula book as a 6th-level extract.

Discoveries

The following discoveries complement the clone master archetype: alchemical simulacrum*, doppelganger simulacrum*, preserve organs*, and parasitic twin*.

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