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Azer Source Starfinder #13: Fire Starters pg. 55 Azer CR 2 XP 600 Azer mechanic LN Medium outsider (extraplanar, fire) Init +1; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +7 Defense HP 23 EAC 13; KAC 14 Fort +5; Ref +3; Will +3 Immunities fire; SR 13 Weaknesses vulnerable to cold Offense Speed 30 ft. Melee assault hammer +7 (1d6+1 B; critical burn 1d4) Ranged wave modulator I +7 (1d4+2 F or So; critical burn 1d4) Offensive Abilities elemental fire, target tracking Statistics STR +1; DEX +1; CON +2; INT +4; WIS +0; CHA -1 Skills Athletics +7, Computers +12, Engineering +12, Physical Science +7, Piloting +7 Languages Common, Ignan Other Abilities artificial intelligence (exocortex), custom rig (cerebral implant with standard datajack), mechanic tricks (neural shunt) Gear freebooter armor, assault hammer, wave modulator I with 2 batteries (20 charges each) Ecology Environment any (Plane of Fire) Organization solitary, pair, order (3–6), guild (11–20), and union (30–100) Special Abilities Elemental Fire (Su) Azers can cause any weapon they wield to deal half its damage as fire damage, becoming lethal and non-archaic if it is not already. If the weapon already deals two damage types, this effect replaces one with fire. In addition, azers can grant weapons they wield the burn critical hit effect (1d4, 2d4 at CR 6, 3d4 at CR 11, and 3d4 at CR 16+). If the weapon has any other critical hit effects, the azer chooses only one to apply on a critical hit. Description Azers maintain regimented societies whose members are born into a caste reflecting the trade practiced by their ancestors. Caste determines how azers participate in their society. Members of the brass caste are often noble-born ambassadors or politicians. Bronze-caste azers work as merchants or artisans. Members of the copper caste work as mechanics and crafters who build the starships, weapons, and armor regulated or sold by other castes. While most azers prefer order, discipline, and hard work, a few choose to spurn tradition, opting for mercenary work or other venturesome vocations. Independent azers build settlements on the Plane of Fire and some fiery Material Plane worlds. They are also part of other societies, including that of Corona on the Burning Archipelago. In the City of Brass and other efreet-ruled domains, azers are second-class citizens or worse. Free azers dislike efreet, but azers raised among those genies are proud servants upholding a hierarchy not their own. An azer is 4 feet tall and weighs 200 pounds.

Azer

Source Starfinder #13: Fire Starters pg. 55

Azer CR 2

XP 600
Azer mechanic
LN Medium outsider (extraplanar, fire)
Init +1; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +7

Defense

HP 23
EAC 13; KAC 14
Fort +5; Ref +3; Will +3
Immunities fire; SR 13
Weaknesses vulnerable to cold

Offense

Speed 30 ft.
Melee assault hammer +7 (1d6+1 B; critical burn 1d4)
Ranged wave modulator I +7 (1d4+2 F or So; critical burn 1d4)
Offensive Abilities elemental fire, target tracking

Statistics

STR +1; DEX +1; CON +2; INT +4; WIS +0; CHA -1
Skills Athletics +7, Computers +12, Engineering +12, Physical Science +7, Piloting +7
Languages Common, Ignan
Other Abilities artificial intelligence (exocortex), custom rig (cerebral implant with standard datajack), mechanic tricks (neural shunt)
Gear freebooter armor, assault hammer, wave modulator I with 2 batteries (20 charges each)

Ecology

Environment any (Plane of Fire)
Organization solitary, pair, order (3–6), guild (11–20), and union (30–100)

Special Abilities

Elemental Fire (Su) Azers can cause any weapon they wield to deal half its damage as fire damage, becoming lethal and non-archaic if it is not already. If the weapon already deals two damage types, this effect replaces one with fire. In addition, azers can grant weapons they wield the burn critical hit effect (1d4, 2d4 at CR 6, 3d4 at CR 11, and 3d4 at CR 16+). If the weapon has any other critical hit effects, the azer chooses only one to apply on a critical hit.

Description

Azers maintain regimented societies whose members are born into a caste reflecting the trade practiced by their ancestors. Caste determines how azers participate in their society. Members of the brass caste are often noble-born ambassadors or politicians. Bronze-caste azers work as merchants or artisans. Members of the copper caste work as mechanics and crafters who build the starships, weapons, and armor regulated or sold by other castes. While most azers prefer order, discipline, and hard work, a few choose to spurn tradition, opting for mercenary work or other venturesome vocations.

Independent azers build settlements on the Plane of Fire and some fiery Material Plane worlds. They are also part of other societies, including that of Corona on the Burning Archipelago. In the City of Brass and other efreet-ruled domains, azers are second-class citizens or worse. Free azers dislike efreet, but azers raised among those genies are proud servants upholding a hierarchy not their own.

An azer is 4 feet tall and weighs 200 pounds.

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