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Entropic Blast (Su): The Chaos Mage has the ability to blast people with bolts of raw chaos that cause rapid decay of flesh and cancerous cell mutation, as well as warping metal and stone. With a Standard action, she may make a ranged touch attack out to 100' (+10' per level). If it hits, this deals 1d4 untyped damage per level, 1d6 per level if the target has the [Lawful] subtype or a powerful Aura of [Law] (as a Lawful Cleric might).

Giant Frog (Sp): The Chaos Mage can access the Plane of Giant Frog, and draw upon the epitome of pure Chaos. With a Standard action, she may pull forth a minion that hangs around and helps fight for one minute per class level or until reduced to zero hit points, whichever comes first. Only one summoned creature may exist at a time, and the Chaos Mage cannot dismiss them. At first level, a Battletoad can be summoned (use the Frogling: Book of Challenges, page 20). At third level, a Battletoad Swarm (3d6 Battletoads) can be summoned. At level five, she may summon a Dire Toad. At level seven, a Mud Slaad, at nine a Red Slaad, at ten a Blue Slaad, at eleven a Green Slaad, at twelve a Grey Slaad, and at fifteen, a Death Slaad or Titanic Toad. This is considered to be first-level until the point where Slaadi can be summoned, where it becomes fourth-level.

Good Luck Charm (Sp): Starting at level two, the Chaos Mage may make people lucky with a nod. With an Immediate action she may bless someone with Chaos. On the next d20 roll the target makes (such as the very action interrupted by the Immediate action), the target may roll twice and pick the most favourable result. They radiate a Moderate [Chaos] aura until one full round after they expend this ability. This is a first-level effect.

Aura of Entropy (Su): Starting at level two, the Chaos Mage emits a deadly aura that helps things rot away to nothingness. All creatures within 15 feet of the Chaos Mage lose a number of hit points per turn equal to the Chaos Mage's level or her Intelligence modifier, whichever is lower. She may choose to make anyone immune or susceptable to this effect as a Free action.

Shatter (Sp): At third level, the Chaos Mage gains the ability to cast Shatter at will. The save DC is Int-based.

Entropic Field I (Su): Starting at fourth level, the Chaos Mage is surrounded by a field that distorts reality by bringing enough Chaos into play to foil enemy plans. All attacks and non-harmless effects that target the Chaos Mage or include her in the area of effect have a 10% chance to not affect her at all. Every four levels, this improves by 10%.

Bad Luck Curse (Sp): Starting at level four, the Chaos Mage may make people unlucky with a glance. With an Immediate action, she may curse someone with Chaos. On the next d20 roll the target makes (such as the very action interrupted by the Immediate action), the target must roll twice and pick the worst result. They radiate a Moderate [Chaos] aura until one full round after the roll is made. This is a second-level effect.

Wild Magic (Sp): At level six, the Chaos Mage gains access to the highly dangerous Wild Magic. A number of times per day equal to her class level plus Int modifier, she may attempt to cast a Wild spell as a Standard action. She must then roll on the chart to determine which spell is cast, and then selects the target(s) or area. If there are no viable targets, the spell is simply wasted. The save DC (if any) is Int-based. The spell level is considered to be 1d6+3.

In the case of a Wild Mage rolling a spell that is too specific to apply to the situation or whatever, she may instead use any lower level result that the same die roll could produce (for instance, a level 11 Wild Mage could roll a 4, be dismayed at the lack of enchantments to break, and instead choose to make Black Tentacles spring up).

Destruction (Sp): Starting at level thirteen, the Chaos Mage can cast Destruction a number of times per day equal to her Intelligence modifier. The save DC is Int-based.

Word of Chaos (Su): At level fourteen, the Chaos Mage gains the ability to cast Word of Chaos a number of times per day equal to her Intelligence modifier. The save DC is Int-based.

Terrible Transformation (Su): At sixteenth level, the Chaos Mage gains the ability to transform into a Slaad as a Standard action at will. The transformation lasts for 1 minute per level. At sixteenth level, she can transform into a Green Slaad, gaining the following benefits: +10 Strength, +6 Constitution, Immunity to Sonic, Resistances: Fire 5, Cold 5, Electricity 5 and Acid 5, Fast Healing 5, and access to the following spell-like abilities at will: Chaos Hammer, Detect Magic, Detect Thoughts, Dispel Law, Protection From Law, See Invisibility, Fear and Fireball.

At eighteenth level, she can turn into a Grey Slaad, gaining the following benefits: +6 Strength, +6 Dexterity, +10 Constitution, Damage Reduction 10/Law, Immunity to Sonic, Resistances: Fire 5, Cold 5, Electricity 5 and Acid 5, Fast Healing 5, and access to the following spell-like abilities at will: Chaos Hammer, Deeper Darkness, Detect Magic, Deeper Darkness, Lightning Bolt, See Invisibility, Magic Circle Against Law, Animate Objects, Dispel Law, Fly.

At level twenty, she can turn into a Death Slaad, gaining the following benefits: +10 Strength, +10 Dexterity, +10 Constitution, +8 Intelligence, +8 Wisdom, +8 Charisma, +12 Natural Armour, Telepathy 100', Damage Reduction 10/Law, Immunity to Sonic, Resistances: Fire 5, Cold 5, Electricity 5 and Acid 5, Fast Healing 5, and access to the following spell-like abilities at will: Chaos Hammer, Deeper Darkness, Detect Magic, Deeper Darkness, Lightning Bolt, See Invisibility, Magic Circle Against Law, Animate Objects, Dispel Law, Fly, Fireball, Power Word: Stun, Finger of Death, Cloak of Chaos. She can also use Circle of Death and Implosion once each per day while transformed, no matter how many times she transforms.

Double Your Frogs (Ex): At seventeenth level, the Chaos Mage gains the ability to have two different Giant Frog effects going at a time, effectively allowing two creatures (or groups of creatures) to be summoned at once. Each use still requires its own action, however.

Whispers of Chaos (Ex): At level nineteen, Chaotic sounds are whispered to the Chaos Mage. This has no in-game effect.

lolrandom (Ex): At level twenty, the Chaos Mage wins the game and proves that Chaos is actually about lolrandumb.