Arcane Trickster

Prestige

Few can match the guile and craftiness of arcane tricksters. These prodigious thieves blend the subtlest aspects of the arcane with the natural cunning of the bandit and the scoundrel, using spells to enhance their natural thieving abilities. Arcane tricksters can pick locks, disarm traps, and lift purses from a safe distance using their magical legerdemain, and as often as not seek humiliation as a goal to triumph over their foes than more violent solutions. NOTE: If you pick sorcerer/warlock, it must use the arcane spell origin subclass

Entry Requirements

All groups are required (AND). Within a group, requirements combine using that group’s operator (AND/OR).

Group 1

Inside group: AND

Wizard level 3+
Sorcerer level 3+
Warlock level 3+

Group 3

Inside group: AND

Rogue level 3+

Prestige Level Progression

Prestige Level	Counts-As Mode	Counts As
L1	Choose	Rogue Wizard Warlock Sorcerer
L2	Choose	Rogue Wizard Warlock Sorcerer
L3	Choose	Rogue
L4	Choose	Wizard Warlock Sorcerer
L5	Choose	Rogue
L6	Choose	Wizard Warlock Sorcerer
L7	Choose	Rogue
L8	Choose	Rogue

Features

L2 — Arcane Trickster Dedication - No Rules!

Code: PAT1-1 · Mechanics: Arcane Trickster Dedication - No Rules!

Prestige Feature

Class Feature: Arcane Trickster Dedication - No Rules! (PAT1-1)

Arcane Trickster has no specific requirements

L2 — Mage Hand Legerdemain

Code: PAT1 · Mechanics: Mage Hand Legerdemain

Prestige Feature

Class Feature: Mage Hand Legerdemain (PAT1)

When you cast mage hand, you can make the spectral hand invisible, and you can perform the following additional tasks with it:

You can stow one object the hand is holding in a container worn or carried by another creature.

You can retrieve an object in a container worn or carried by another creature.

You can use thieves' tools to pick locks and disarm traps at range.

L3 — Tricky Spells

Code: PAT2 · Mechanics: Tricky Spells

Prestige Feature

Class Feature: Tricky Spells (PAT2)

Your spells now use your Rogue DC. In addition, if you would benefit from sneak attack when targeting a creature, targeting it with a spell allows you to increase the DC by 2.

L4 — Synergistic Illusion

Code: PAT3 · Mechanics: Synergistic Illusion

Prestige Feature

Class Feature: Synergistic Illusion (PAT3)

If a creature fails a saving throw against a spell you casted that is an illusion, you can do a melee weapon sneak attack that creature even if you do not meet the condition within the turn it fail the save.

If the creature is already off-guard, then your sneak attack damage is converrted to force damage and gains +2 armor piercing

L5 — Tricking Hand

Code: PAT4 · Mechanics: Tricking Hand

Prestige Feature

Class Feature: Tricking Hand (PAT4)

You can use your mage hand to attempt to distract, trip or disarm enemies if they are within 5ft using your spellcasting modifier.

Distract

Force then to make a will save.

CF/F: Off guard for 1 round

CS/S: N/A

Trip

Force them to make a reflex save v

CF/F: Fall prone

CS/S: N/A

Disarm

Force them to drop their weapon

CF/F: They drop their weapon

CS/S: N/A

L6 — Disappear haze

Code: PAT5 · Mechanics: Disappear haze

Prestige Feature

Class Feature: Disappear haze (PAT5)

Creatures that were targetted by your illusion spell have a -2 to attack rolls and perception check vs you.

L7 — Twisting magic

Code: PAT6 · Mechanics: Twisting magic

Prestige Feature

Class Feature: Twisting magic (PAT6)

When you have to make a contested spell check against a target you have sneaked attacked, or have failed a saving throw in the past 2 turns from you or is a illusion spell, you gain advantage.

L8 — Steal Spells

Code: PAT7 · Mechanics: Steal Spells

Prestige Feature

Class Feature: Steal Spells (PAT7)

You can cast a spell you have seen being casted in the past 3 turns using an available spell slot as long as its from a core origin and is 3rd level or below.