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Demon

A character with a demon bloodline has one or more ancestors of demonic origin. The most common source of such a bloodline is a succubus, but any demon capable of taking humanoid form might be responsible for the character’s unusual traits. Characters with a demon bloodline may bear some minor characteristics reminiscent of such an ancestor: sinister glowing eyes, a faint smell of brimstone, or a love of brutality.

Demon Bloodline Traits
Character Level	Minor	Intermediate	Major
1st	—	—	+2 on Move Silently checks
2nd	—	+2 on Move Silently checks	Power Attack
3rd	—	—	Strength +1
4th	+2 on Move Silently checks	Power Attack	Resistance to electricity 5 (Ex)
5th	—	—	Demon affinity +2¹
6th	—	Strength +1	Smite good 1/day (Ex)²
7th	—	—	+2 on Hide checks
8th	Power Attack	Resistance to electricity 5 (Ex)	Resistance to acid 5 (Ex)
9th	—	—	Constitution +1
10th	—	Demon affinity +2¹	+2 on saves against poison
11th	—	—	Demon affinity +4¹
12th	Strength +1	Smite good 1/day (Ex)²	Resistance to fire 5 (Ex)
13th	—	—	+2 on Intimidate checks
14th	—	+2 on Hide checks	Cleave
15th	—	—	Charisma +1
16th	Resistance to electricity 5 (Ex)	Resistance to acid 5 (Ex)	Resistance to cold 5 (Ex)
17th	—	—	Demon affinity +6¹
18th	—	Constitution +1	+1 to natural armor
19th	—	—	+2 on Spot checks
20th	Demon affinity +2¹	+2 on saves against poison	damage reduction 5/good
You gain the indicated bonus on all Bluff, Diplomacy, Gather Information, Intimidate, and Perform checks made to interact with demons. You can smite a good creature with a melee attack as a blackguard of your character level once per day.

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gollark: And you probably need some somewhat fiddly compatibility to map not-very-sockety stuff onto sockets.

gollark: Files and sockets need to share a namespace, code somewhere (possibly multiple places) has to make sure it's using the right type of thing.

gollark: That doesn't seem very advantageous.

gollark: It doesn't seem very helpful to make something a special type of something else if they work entirely differently.

gollark: > a file =/= a socketYes, indeed, but apparently they both share read/write interfaces.

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