ThievesSource Interstellar Species pg. 185
Thieves are common throughout the galaxy, though more numerous in larger cities and space stations. They have a variety of methods and motivations for snaring others’ property; some thieves strike back against an amoral corporate system that left them behind, while others selfishly prey on those with little power to defend their possessions. PCs can encounter thieves in numerous circumstances, whether as unsavory associates, crafty foes, or on-again-off-again allies and rivals. Aliens in the "Thieves" FamilySource Interstellar Species pg. 185Phantom Thief CR 15XP 51,200
Pahtra
N Medium humanoid (pahtra)
Init +9; Senses darkvision 60 ft., low-light vision; Perception +26
DefenseHP 255; RP 6
EAC 29; KAC 30
Fort +13; Ref +15; Will +18; +2 vs. charm and compulsion
Defensive Abilities nimble, wary
OffenseSpeed 40 ft.
Melee zero-edge dagger +24 (6d4+19 S)
Ranged inductive anchor pistol +26 (4d6+15 E nonlethal; critical bind)
Offensive Abilities dispel defensesStatisticsSTR +4; DEX +9; CON +3; INT +5; WIS +4; CHA +7
Skills Acrobatics +31, Athletics +31 (+2 to climb metal surfaces), Bluff +26, Computers +26, Engineering +26, Stealth +31
Languages Castrovelian, Common, Draconic, Kasatha, Pahtra, Vercite, Vesk
Other Abilities blend
Gear diamond carbon skin, inductive anchor pistol with 2 super-capacity batteries (80 charges each), zero-edge dagger, infiltration assistantSpecial AbilitiesBlend (Su) As a swift action, the phantom thief can spend 1 Resolve Point to appear insubstantial, fading into the background. Though not true invisibility, this gives the phantom thief a +2 bonus to Stealth checks for the next 10 minutes (+4 if they haven’t moved for the past round).
Dispel Defenses (Su) The phantom thief is adept at dispelling magical traps and protections. As a standard action, they can spend 1 Resolve Point to unravel a magical effect, as a targeted dispel magic, using their CR as their caster level for the dispel check. DescriptionPhantom thieves view themselves as the elite of the thieving world, carrying out their thefts with a trademark panache. Most phantom thieves exclusively target the wealthy, whose possessions present the most tempting targets. Many leave behind some sort of calling card to mark a theft as their work.
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