Cyclops

You have began to manifest traits of the feared Great Cyclops. You gain your choice from one the following Unarmed attacks. The attack in in the Brawling Group and has the listed Damage Die and Traits.

• Hooves 1d4 Bludgeoning (Agile, Finesse, Trip)
• Horn 1d6 Piercing (Deadly d6, Shove)

Leads into: (Increased Mutation)

You have developed particulary potent rituals for luck, special cyclopean luck-scars, or other similiar things to bend your natural oracular magic towards changing an unwanted future. You can cast the Wash Your Luck Cantrip as an Occult Innate Spell at will. A Cantrip is heightened to a spell rank equal to half your level rounded up. Additionally, you have a +1 circumstance bonus to saves against Misfortune effects.

You've payed close attention to your peoples culture and what past remains of Cyclopean history. You become trained in the Occultism Skill. If you would become automatically trained in this skill (such as from your Background or Class for example), you instead become trained in a skill of your choice. Additionally, you gain the Additional Lore general feat twice, for Cyclops Lore and Fortune-Telling Lore.

You've trained in some of the traditional weapons of your people. You have familiarity with the Greataxe, Greatclub, Greatpick, Tetsubo, and Macuahuitl- For the purposes of proficiency, you treat these martial weapons as simple weapons.

At 5th level, whenever you get a critical hit with one of these weapons, you get it's critical specialization effect.

You've trained in the classic Cyclopean sport of Hurling, which conveniently doubles as a terrifying martial art. When using Thrown Weapons, you gain a +1 circumstance bonus to attack and damage rolls within their first and second range increments

Leads Into: Brutish Lobber

In the heat of battle, your ferocity runs deep, and you can tap into it to push beyond even grievous injuries.You avoid being knocked out and remain at 1 hit point, and your Wounded condition increases by 1.

You've taken your practice of Hurling to the next, perhaps even competitive, level. You gain the Hurl Rubble ranged unarmed attack that deals 1d8 bludgeoning damage. This attack is in the Brawling Group, has the Thrown Trait, and has a Range Increment of 30 Feet. However, to use this strike, you must either be holding a suitable piece of rubble or debris, such as a boulder or chunk of fallen masonry, or have such rubble or debris in reach.

Leads Into: Powerful Hurler

Your transformation has become even more clear, and more impactful. You gain a +1 Circumstance Bonus to Intimidation checks due to your more monstrous form, and the Unarmed Attack you chose with Burgeoning Greatness is enhanced, replacing the Damage Dice and Traits with those listed below.

• Hooves 1d6 Bludgeoning (Agile, Finesse, Trip, Shove)
• Horn 1d8 Piercing (Fatal D10, Shove)

Leads Into: Brutal Charge, True Greatness

You've further honed your Hurling skills, and can supplement them further with your considerable might by using both hands. If you use two hands, you can use your Hurl Rubble action to throw even larger things, provided they are available. When throwing rubble with Two Hands, increase the Damage Dice by one step. Additionally, if you have both hands free when you take this action, and something that can be turned into rubble or debris within easy reach, such as a small tree, cracked pillar, or shoddy wall, you can make a standard DC Athletics check for your level to break it into the necessary rubble as part of the Hurl Rubble action. If you fail the check, however, the action is lost.

Leads Into: Oversized Hurler

You can leverage your heavy frame into deadly momentum. Stride Twice, then make an Unarmed Strike with one of the attacks gained from Burgeoning Greatness. If you moved at least twenty feet from your starting position, you gain one of the following benefits, depending on which strike you made.

• Hooves On a hit, the Target is also knocked Prone.

• Horn The strike gains an extra damage die.

  Leads Into: Flash of Brutality

Your oracular powers suddenly show you the bright, clear line between your own strike and the certain devastation of your foes. The triggering attack becomes a Critical Hit. After using this reaction, you cannot use it again for 1d4 days.

You've mastered the your mutations, and have figured out how to access all the power of the Great Cyclops without losing yourself. You spend 24 hours performing special rituals and engraving yourself with tattoos and ritual scars, after which you undergo a one-time metamorphosis. You permanently gain the effects of a 4th Rank Enlarge spell (or a 2nd rank enlarge if you are a (little guy), and your maximum Hit Points increase by your level. The ritual transforms most of your gear to the appropriate size for your new body (though powerful items like artifacts or items strongly tied to their original size may not transform, at the GM's discretion).