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## Contents

- ### [1Granblue Fantasy: MMMM](#p1) - [2Introduction](#p2) - #### [3**New Subclasses**](#p3) - [3Ally of Justice](#p3) - [5Masquerade](#p5) - [6Relic Buster](#p6) - #### [7**New Race**](#p7) - [7Moondweller](#p7)

Compiled and Created by Kobayashi89.

*Granblue Fantasy* and all related materials used are property of Cygames. Dungeons & Dragons is the property of Wizards of the Coast.

Intended for use with a copy of the fifth edition _Player’s Handbook_, _Dungeon Master’s Guide_, _Monster Manual_ and _Granblue Fantasy: A Skyfarer's Guide_.

## Introduction

March 10th, 2021 marked the 7th anniversary of the mobile game Granblue Fantasy. Among a number of updates, the climactic event in the current Society plotline, _Home Sweet Moon_, finally shed definitive light on the enigmatic Central Axis and their society of Moondwellers. In a far stretch from its fantasy namesake, the series took a deep dive into the reaches of outer space and science fiction as the crews of the sky dealt with everything from clones to nanomachines. This expansion to _Granblue Fantasy: a Skyfarer's Guide_ will be giving a small sampling of the lore expounded in the forms of the playable Moondweller race and Relic Buster class. For a full look at Central Axis and its technologies, refer to the events _Second Advent_, _Spaghetti_

_Syndrome_, and _Home Sweet Moon_ in _Granblue Fantasy_. This expansion will include a discussion of Moondweller society however, detailed with the Moondweller race.

The 7th Anniversary also brought a host of other new content to the game as well. Among these was the new playable class, Masquerade - a whimsical take on combining battle and dancing. An upgrade to the Extra rank Dancer class, which both diverged from the usual fantasy RPG staples of a dancing class and revolved heavily around several game-specific mechanics, the Masquerade added a flavor of intruige and cooperation, manipulating their enemies and drawing both friend and foe into their tempo as they turned the battlefied into a ballroom.

Just before the 7th Anniversary, the addition of Lovely Monika solidified the concept of magical girls within the Sky Realm. Previously mentioned when Magical Medusa was added to the game as a genre popular with young children, the new fate episodes not only confirmed their popularity but added that the lore of magical girls was supposedly based on a real, existing skyfarer who protects the justice of the skies. While the originator herself has not been exposed at the time of this publication, that existence is more than reason enough to allow players to live up to the calling in their own campaigns. So as not to narrow the experience to the cute and lovely, the concept was expanded into the Ally of Justice subclass which also encapsulates other costumed, transforming heroes such as the Cypher Rangers featured in other adventures.

Whether you intend to take a magical romp in the name of justice, dance your way to victory, unlock the secrets of the seal weapons, or play as an intelligent, engineered agent of the moon, hopefully _Magic, Masks, Machines and the Moon_ can add a bit of mystic machinations to your campaign. \page

## Sorcerous Origin ### Ally of Justice

Magical Girls. Sky Rangers. Superheroes. All over the sky, legends of allies of justice in costumes and masks can be found - among children and other dreamers. There's some debate as to their factual basis, but whatever the case, you've answered the call. Whether an invitation from a secret organization, a contract signed with a mystical creature, or the awakening of a destiny passed down through your family, you've been marked to uphold justice and the balance of the skies. Whatever the case, you now are an icon of hopes and dreams across the sky, complete with transformation sequence, no matter how embarrassing that might be. #### Hopes and Dreams

At 1st level, you begin your journey as an icon of the hopes and dreams of the sky. Magical allies of justice come in a variety of styles and fashions, and you can choose from one of the following paths in your pursuit of dreams.

**_Lovely_** You have the power of friendship. You can take the Help action as a bonus action, and you know the _Find Familiar_ spell. It is a sorcerer spell for you, but it doesn’t count against your number of sorcerer spells known, and you can cast it as a ritual. Your familiar can speak, read and write one language that you know.

**_Bravely_** You have the power of courage. You gain proficiency in shields, simple weapons and short swords. At 1st level, your hit point maximum increases by 1 and increases by 1 again whenever you gain a level in this class.

**_Curely_** You have the power of caring. Whenever you cast a sorcerer spell, you may have one creature within that spell's range heal hit points equal to twice the spell's level. #### Magical Transformation

Whether in a sparkling sequence of glitter and stars, an explosion of colored smoke, or a flash of lightning, an ally of justice can be spotted by their dynamic entrance and their cute, cool or just plain bombastic costume. At 1st level, you learn to magically transform into your heroic outfit as a bonus action. While you are transformed, you gain the following benefits: - While you are not wearing any armor, your Armor Class equals 10 + your Dexterity modifier + your Charisma modifier. You can use a shield and still gain this benefit.

- Any creature that did not see you transform cannot recognize you unless you tell it, it already knows your identity when transformed, or it uses its action to inspect your appearance and succeeds on an Intelligence (_Investigation_) check against your spell save DC. - Starting at 6th level, your weapon becomes magical while transformed.

You remain transformed for up to 10 minutes, until you are knocked unconscious or you choose to end it as a bonus action. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus, and regain all uses after a long rest. #### Magical Flair

Starting at 6th level, whenever you spend sorcery points to use Metamagic, you can choose one of the following options for each point. You can choose the same option more than once. Some options can only be chosen if you chose that path at 1st level. - The next time you would be the target of an attack roll or would make a Dexterity saving throw before the end of your next turn, add 1d4 to your AC or the result of your saving throw. - You can Disengage as a bonus action and your movement speed increases by 5 feet until the end of your next turn. - The next time you would take damage before the end of your next turn, reduce it by your Charisma modifier. - Choose yourself or another creature you can see within 60 feet of you. The next time that creature would make an ability check in the next 1 minute, it adds your Charisma modifier to the roll. This does not apply more than once to the same check. (_Lovely only_) - The next time you would make a weapon attack before the end of your next turn, add your Charisma modifier to your attack roll or damage roll. (_Bravely only_) \page

- You or another creature you can see within 30 feet of you gains temporary hit points equal to your Charisma modifier for 1 hour. (_Curely only_)

#### Ideal Form

At 14th level, your magical transformation comes to embody your true ideals. Choose two of the following abilities to gain while you are transformed:

_**Beacon of Hope**_ Friendly creatures within 30 feet of you have advantage on saving throws against being charmed or frightened.

_**Blitz Strike**_ When you use your action to cast a cantrip or spell of 3rd level or lower, you can make one weapon attack as a bonus action.

**_Clear Vision_** You have darkvision with a range of 60 feet and can see any invisible creature within 60 feet of you, provided it isn’t behind total cover.

**_Dynamic Entrance_** When you transform, choose any number of creatures within 100 feet of you. They must succeed Wisdom saving throws or be charmed by you until the end of their next turn.

**_Flash Step_** As a bonus action, you can use any amount of your movement to teleport that many feet.

_**Freedom of the Skies**_ You have a flying speed of 30 feet.

**_Lucky Star_** Once per transformation, you can choose to make a roll with advantage before rolling.

**_Pure Determination_** When you transform, you gain temporary hit points equal to your Sorcerer level.

**_Super Speed_** You can take the Dash or Disengage action as a bonus action. #### Signature Move

At 18th level, you have learned to execute a special technique that embodies your unique powers. Choose a 3rd level or lower spell from any class, including this one. It is a sorcerer spell for you, but it doesn’t count against your number of sorcerer spells known. You can cast it by spending sorcery points equal to its level, or at a higher level up to 3rd level by spending that many sorcery points. Your Magical Flair activates when you cast it this way. You can also cast it at any level by using a spell slot of that level. When you cast it either way, the first Metamagic option you use on it costs 1 sorcery point less. \page

## Roguish Archetype ### Masquerade

A dancer. A duelist. A deadly threat. No one can say what exactly lies behind the mask until they join them in the ballroom of battle. The Masquerade is a figure of grace and mystery that won't let any approach so easily, yet leaves any who oppose them in tatters in their wake. Beautiful to behold, leading both friend and foe in deadly dance, to their allies they are breathtaking, and to their enemies, life taking. #### Bait Step

Starting at 3rd level, you can lure your opponents into striking at your beguiling movements. As a bonus action, choose a creature within 60 feet that can you see you. It makes a Wisdom saving throw contested by your Charisma (_Performance_) check. On a failed save, the target has disadvantage on all attack rolls against targets other than you and its attack rolls against you are contested by your Charisma (_Performance_) check instead of your AC until the end of your next turn. You can use this ability a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus and regain all uses when you complete a long rest. #### Non-Sequence

Starting at 9th level, you learn to control the tempo of battle, inserting yourself - and your weapon - with precise grace just where it is needed. At the beginning of a round of

combat, you can temporarily move your initiative up by an amount equal to or less than your Charisma (_Performance_) modifier for that round only. If you do so, you can make an additional attack when you take the Attack action on your turn, as long as it is with a finesse or ranged weapon. If you hit with at least two attacks, each friendly creature that saw you do so can add a bonus equal to your Charisma bonus to the next attack roll, ability check or saving throw they make before the end of your next turn. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus and regain all uses when you complete a long rest. #### Shall We Dance?

By 13th level, you can draw everyone around you into step. As an action, you can turn the battlefield into a ballroom. Each creature within 100 feet of you must either join the dance or make a Wisdom saving throw. The DC is equal to 8 + your Charisma (_Performance_) modifier. On a failure, they join the dance. For the next 1 minute, all creatures in the dance, including you, gain an additional 10 feet of movement, attacks of opportunity have disadvantage against them, and if they move at least 20 feet in a straight line before attacking a creature they haven't attacked this turn, they have advantage on the attack. At the end of their turn, they make a DC 13 Charisma (_Performance_) or Dexterity (_Acrobatics_) check. On a failure, they leave the dance and fall prone. Once you use this feature, you must finish a long rest before you can use it again. #### Bounce Chasse

When you reach 17th level, you can lead your compatriots in perfect sync. On your turn, you can take an extra action. Until your next turn, up to five friendly creatures of your choice that can see you can also take an extra action on their turn. Once you use this feature, you must finish a long rest before you can use it again. \page

## Fighter Martial ## Archetype ### Relic Buster

Seal Weapons. Machines Cells. Automagods. Words incomprehensible to most skydwellers, but these are your tools, your weapons, your partners. Whether you were contracted by the Society or got your hands on this advanced, archaic technology some other way, you now command power that is out of this world. Whether you use it for good or for evil, to protect or destroy, you are one with your weapon, a force beyond nature. You are a Relic Buster. #### Machine Cells

Beginning when you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you unlock the secrets of your weapon and the machine cells that give it such unworldly power. You have a number of machine cells equal to your Fighter level plus your Intelligence modifier, represented by d4s. Whenever you make a weapon attack using your seal weapon, you can add a machine cell to your attack roll. You can do this after rolling but before knowing the result. Whenever you hit with a weapon attack using your seal weapon, you can add a machine cell to the damage roll. You learn other ways to utilize your machine cells as you level up. You regain all your machine cells when you complete a short or long rest.

At 10th level, your machine cells turn into d6s. At 18th level, they turn into d8s. #### Seal Weapon

At 3rd level, your seal weapon begins to exhibit its unique properties. It forms an unshakeable bond with its contractor and adapts over time to their needs. Choose one of your weapons to awaken. You have advantage on rolls against being disarmed of it. It gains two of the following augments:

**_Acid Augment_** When you use a machine cell to add damage to a weapon attack, the attack deals acid damage instead of its normal type. If you would take acid damage, you can use your reaction and a machine cell to reduce it by that amount.

**_Adrenaline Augment_** Whenever you use a machine cell, you gain 1 temporary hit point for the next 1 minute.

**_Alertness Augment_** Whenever you make a _Perception_ check, you can add a machine cell to the roll. You can do this after rolling but before knowing the result.

**_Analysis Augment_** Whenever you make an _Investigation_ check, you can add a machine cell to the roll. You can do this after rolling but before knowing the result.

_**Antitoxin Augment**_ If you would make a saving throw against poison, you can use your reaction to add a machine cell to the roll. If you would take poison damage, you can use your reaction and a machine cell to reduce it by that amount.

**_Chainblade Augment_** When you use a machine cell to add damage to a weapon attack, the attack deals both piercing and slashing damage instead of its normal type. Traits and abilities that enhance either enhance it. It is only reduced if the target has resistance or immunity to both. The weapon must be a melee weapon that deals either piercing or slashing damage normally.

_**Cold Augment**_ When you use a machine cell to add damage to a weapon attack, the attack deals cold damage instead of its normal type. If you would take cold damage, you can use your reaction and a machine cell to reduce it by that amount.

**_Fire Augment_** When you use a machine cell to add damage to a weapon attack, the attack deals fire damage instead of its normal type. If you would take fire damage, you can use your reaction and a machine cell to reduce it by that amount.

**_Homing Augment_** You can add an additional machine cell to your attack rolls. Ranged weapons only.

**_Lightning Augment_** When you use a machine cell to add damage to a weapon attack, the attack deals lightning damage instead of its normal type. If you would take lightning damage, you can use your reaction and a machine cell to reduce it by that amount.

_**Rationality Augment**_ When you make a Wisdom saving \page

throw, you can add a machine cell to the roll. You can do this after rolling but before knowing the result.

**_Reflex Augment_** When you roll initiative, you can add one machine cell to your initiative roll.

_**Silencer Augment**_ Whenever you make a _Stealth_ check, you can add a machine cell to the roll. You can do this after rolling but before knowing the result.

**_Speed Augment_** Whenever you use a machine cell, your movement speed increases by that many feet until the end of your turn. #### Reconfigure

Starting at 7th level, your weapon can adapt to your needs and abilities by assimilating new weapon information through its machine cells. Whenever you finish a long rest, you can change your seal weapon's form by feeding it a non-magical weapon. It becomes the new weapon, while retaining its Seal Weapon abilities.

At your DM's discretion, you can feed it a magical weapon. It either becomes that weapon, while retaining its Seal Weapon abilities, or retains its current form while absorbing one or more abilities of the fed weapon, becoming a magical weapon. A magical Seal Weapon should not be reconfigured without asking your DM.

Whenever you reach a level in this class that grants the Ability Score Improvement feature, you can do one of the following: exchange an augment for a new one, change your chosen defensive mode, or change your chosen aggressive mode.

Whenever you reconfigure your weapon, spend a machine cell. You cannot reconfigure your weapon again for that many days. #### Mode: Defensive

At 7th level, you unlock powerful defensive capabilities from your machine cells. Choose one of the following defensive modes:

**_Cellular Regeneration_** As a bonus action, you can
spend a machine cell to heal that many hit points.

**_Reactive Armor_** As a bonus action, you can spend a machine cell. Until your next turn, the next time an attack would hit you, add the machine cell to your AC.

**_Tactical Shield_** As an action, you can spend up to 5 machine cells. You and up to three other creatures within 30 feet of you gain that many temporary hit points for the next 1 minute. #### Mode: Aggressive

Starting at 10th level, you learn to unleash the destructive abilities of your machine cells. Choose one of the following aggressive modes:

**_Blitz Raid_** As a bonus action, you can spend one machine cell to make one weapon attack with your seal weapon.

**_Perpetual Motion_** Whenever you hit a creature with a weapon attack using your seal weapon, you may use a machine cell to increase your movement by that many feet and you don’t provoke opportunity attacks from that creature for the rest of the turn.

**_Shrapnel Cells_** Once per turn, when you add a machine cell to your seal weapon damage, you may have each other creature besides yourself within a 5 foot radius of the target make a Dexterity saving throw. The DC is equal to 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Intelligence modifier. On a failure, they take damage equal to the amount added by the machine cell plus your Intelligence modifier. #### Limit Burst

At 15th level, you break past the former limits of your seal weapon. If a feature would let you use one or more machine cells, you can use that many plus one. #### Relic Killer

When you reach 18th level, you gain the ability to fully release your seal weapon, embodying extreme destructive power for a limited time, at the risk of your own body. As a bonus action, you can release your weapon. You gain a number of machine cells equal to your Intelligence modifier, your AC is reduced by your Intelligence modifier, and you can treat any machine cell roll lower than your Intelligence modifier as equal to your Intelligence modifier instead. This lasts for 1 minute or until you deactivate it as a bonus action. Once you use this feature, you can’t use it again until you finish a short or long rest. \page

## Moondweller

*"I cannot understand your motives. First you provide medical aid, then you offer me safe haven without asking for compensation. I don't understand why you are doing this. If you are expecting to profit in return, then present your terms. Both parties must be fully informed of the specifics in this trade."*

*"Man, you are one suspicious guy. I don't have any such intentions."*

*"Why not? Is this also what you call kindness?"*

*"Yes, exactly! What's so hard about this? We're getting you outta here whether you like it or not! Let's go!"*

*"Very well. I will hold you to your word that this will cost me nothing."*

*—Granblue Fantasy, Second Advent*

A race and threat unknown to the sky at large, the enigmatic Moondwellers are the citizens and soldiers of Central Axis, a technologically advanced base on the moon far beyond the reach and imagination of most who dwell in the Sky Realm. Possessing technology that is years ahead and history that is millennia older, these beings ruled by absolute logic plot the conquering of the Sky Realm, and the biggest obstacle in their way is merely their unfathomable scale of time giving the mortal races below centuries to prepare. ### Ancient and Advanced

Nearly 20,000 years ago, the people who would go on to form Central Axis fled the Sky Realm realm for the stars above, taking refuge on the moon - if what they left could even be called the Sky Realm. This exodus predates the Creation Myth itself, and knowledge of their existence, much less their culture, plans and motivations, were completely lost to the ages. In the modern day and age, most regard the moon as just a glowing celestial body like the sun, or possibly a very distant island in the sky, with almost none aware that an ancient civilization lives on it, plotting their downfall. Central Axis is a city of machines, and not just the highly advanced computers, nanomachines and engineering equipment that make up its vast list of assets. Its people are beings perfected by millennia of genetic engineering, surgery and other scientific tampering. Stronger, faster and smarter than any normal Skydweller, Moondwellers are made to be

superior in every way - including the removal of such illogical, unnecessary things like emotions. Though they superficially resemble humans, they can be distinguished by their unnaturally pale skin and piercing ice blue eyes. Their hair ranges from light brown to platinum blonde to literally white, and their bodies are often engineered to be in perfect shape and proportion. They often speak in a rapid method of vocal data transmission that sound like nothing so much as the clicks, whirs and beeps of machinery to the untrained ear, finding the language of the sky to be far too slow and inefficient.

Yet for all their emphasis on speed and efficiency, it is nothing compared to their immeasurable patience and desire for absolute precision. And with how long they have existed, it comes as no surprise. The average moondweller has an infinite lifespan. So long as they continue to be deemed useful and receive their life extension surgery at regular 50-year intervals, their lifespan has no limit. Combined with their vast reserves of data and research, Central Axis can continue to exist nearly forever, and they create their plans and strategies on a similar timescale. ### A Looming Threat

For all their advanced technology and intelligence, there is one obstacle that Central Axis cannot overcome: the stark lack of natural resources on the moon. A barren wasteland, it is a scientific miracle that they can continue to live there at all, much less with such powerful function. However, while Central Axis is a technological and military powerhouse, it is severely lacking in luxury, entertainment, culture or literally anything that isn't deemed strictly necessary. The vast majority of their citizens are in fact soldiers, each and every one with a specific purpose, trained to work and fight to protect their home or prepare for the future. Those who don't \page

fight are engineers, scientists, researchers or strategists. And all of them live in highly stratified rankings, everything from their living quarters to their clothing, access to literature and even choice of rations being severely controlled and calculated for exact efficiency and functionality. Even something as simple as fruit jam is considered a luxury that only the upper echelons might even see, much less taste. And in the end, it all ends up the same: everything from broken parts to corpses to effluent ends up in the disassembler, the massive system that breaks everything down on an atomic level to be reused again.

Such a machine is just one of many indications of how desperate Central Axis is for resources. So it is of no surprise that they would set their sights on a place abundant with them: the Sky Realm. For millennia they have been plotting their invasion plans and implementing the preliminary measures. Sending agents, machines and other means of infiltration, they have been thoroughly researching the Sky Realm to assure complete domination. However, this cautious nature is what has kept the Sky Realm safe for so long. Because Central Axis operates on such an incredibly long time scale, their plans can be decades if not centuries in the making. Even now, they are still measuring the effects of the War from 500 years ago, where they saw the technologically inferior Skydwellers somehow triumph over the far superior Astrals and their Primal Beasts. Such a complete overturning of numerical logic is beyond Central Axis's understanding, so they continue to measure and research, unable to quantify the emotional bonds of Skydwellers and how they can triumph in seemingly unwinnable situations. ### Logic and Illogic

This illogical unpredictability has given Central Axis pause in their invasion plans and reason to conduct further research into the mysterious power that Skydwellers possess

to turn fate. Fortunately for the Sky Realm, their efforts to quantify it have produced more questions than answers.

Long ago, Central Axis sent some of their people down to the Sky Realm to conduct covert missions, research and other tasks. However, their ships were a one way trip - fuel being one of the most scarce resources on the moon, the cost of such an item was deemed to be worth more than the lives of those they sent to do their work. So they abandoned their people, leaving them as agents forever stranded to be used when convenient and forgotten when not. Such was only logical, and the majority of the Moondwellers sent to the Sky Realm accepted that - until they were convinced not to.

With no one to rely on, and a mere fifty years to live without life extension procedures, the agents of the Sky Realm's inevitable downfall found aid from an unexpected place: the very people they sought to conquer. Regardless of logic, the people of the Sky Realm extended their hands to the new immigrants to their lands, offering aid to the injured and shelter to the weary. Kindness was not recognized as a valid motivation by Central Axis, yet it was this kindness that saved the people they abandoned. And even if they couldn't understand it, the Moondwellers they helped came to accept it, and in time, reciprocate. Many of them proceeded to make the Sky Realm their new home, settling down and having families. And not a few of these families made it their mission to protect this world they now lived in, including from the one that they once came from. Central Axis technology was turned for Skydweller use, including the creation of the Seal Weapons, fashioned from the powerful Automagods that were originally made to destroy them.

This betrayal did not go unnoticed, and in turn only deepened the mysteries of the Sky Realm for Central Axis and its cold calculations. Just how could their own agents turn against them and side with technologically inferior, illogical people who constantly fought among themselves over the most incoherent things? It was as unfathomable as it was frightening, and the puzzle continues to haunt the moon to this day. \page

### Moondweller Names

Moondweller names originate from a long dead culture or possibly amalgamation of cultures that predates the memories of almost all races of the Sky Realm. While most are only given a first name, some exceptional agents are gifted with a second name, though the decisions behind them are unclear.

**Male Moondweller Names:** Cassius, Dex, Ellis, Adrian, Ian, Orion, Lucas, Aldrin, Felix, Castor, Victor, Hugo

**Female Moondweller Names:** Juana, Yatima, Elena, Dalia, Maria, Phoebe, Agnes, Claire, Zoe, Vita, Eve, Sophia

**Moondweller Second Names:** Krak, Stamp, Stone, Angel, Smak, Love, Up, Crystal, Button, Magic, Blue >##### Descendants and Agents >

There are very few reasons for a Moondweller to be in the Sky Realm, and almost all of them trace back to the same source: Central Axis sent them there, at one point in time or another. Whether they are currently on a mission, or have since completed or abandoned that mission, all pure Moondwellers were sent there by Central Axis, usually on a one-way journey. However, the agents sent and abandoned by Central Axis aren't the only ones with connections to the moon. This process has been repeated over many centuries, and while Moondwellers themselves can only live on for 50 years without life extensions surgery, their roots live on through the families they created in the home they came to love. Though they are few and scattered, here and there are descendants who inherited their piercing blue eyes, pale skin and hair, and sometimes, even bits of their technology and their missions - be they from the moon that abandoned them or the sky that accepted them.

### Moondweller Traits

Through millenia of genetic engineering, Moondwellers share the following traits.

**_Ability Score Increase_** Your Intelligence score increases by 2, and your choice of either your Strength, Dexterity or Constitution score increases by 1.

**_Age_** As long as they receive life extension surgery at least every 50 years, Moondwellers can seemingly live indefinitely, with some having lived for thousands of years. During such time, they do not seem to age visibly, meaning the true age of any Moondweller can be near impossible to determine on sight, other than the assumption that they must have been on the moon to receive extension surgery within the last 50 years.

**_Alignment_** With their rigid society and strict upbringings, all Moondwellers are lawful, with even those of more neutral persuasions being seen as aberrant. Given their strict adherence to logic and utility over any kind of morality, they tend towards neutrality rather than good or evil, but the Sky Realm has proven quite able to influence them.

**_Size_** Moondwellers are about the same size and build as humans. Your size is Medium.

**_Speed_** Your base walking speed is 30 feet.

**_Logical Mind_** You have advantage on Intelligence saving throws, and saving throws to avoid or end being charmed or frightened.

**_Calculated Action_** Whenever you make a non-Charisma ability check or attack roll, you can add your Intelligence bonus to the total after rolling but before seeing the result. You can do this a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus, and regain all uses when you finish a long rest.

**_Languages_** You can speak, read, and write Common and the rapid, machine-like language of the Moon.

Options