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* Mastery of the Undead: Undead under the control of a Pale Master occupy less summoning points, allowing more numerous and stronger undead to be controlled. | * Mastery of the Undead: Undead under the control of a Pale Master occupy less summoning points, allowing more numerous and stronger undead to be controlled. | ||
* Mastery of Necromancy: When casting spells from the necromancy school the Pale Master adds the total of their Pale Master class levels to their caster level. | * Mastery of Necromancy: When casting spells from the necromancy school the Pale Master adds the total of their Pale Master class levels to their caster level. | ||
==Mechanical Changes== | ==Mechanical Changes== | ||
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* Level 5: Immunity negative energy 75%, Immunity Level Drain, +4 saves vs. death, 75% positive energy vulnerability. | * Level 5: Immunity negative energy 75%, Immunity Level Drain, +4 saves vs. death, 75% positive energy vulnerability. | ||
* Level 6: Con bonus increased to +4. | * Level 6: Con bonus increased to +4. | ||
==Earning In-Game== | |||
To begin earning Pale Master the following is the recommended guideline to follow. | |||
* Pale Master is a prestige class suitable for those characters with a special interest in the undead. | |||
* It is a flexible class but generally characters who pursue this PrC will be willing to take the "next" step to become that much closer to undead themselves. | |||
* Generally unlocking this prestige class will require the support of a NPC or PC palemaster, as well as prolonged exposure to the undead (peaceful or otherwise). | |||