Fortitude +21, Reflex +19, Will +14
Acrobatics +21, Athletics +23
Actions & Abilities
Echoblade
Damage: 2d8+13 Slashing, 1d8 Force
Echoblade
Damage: 2d8+13 Slashing, 1d8 Force
Fist
Damage: 2d8+13 Bludgeoning
Central Weapon
A swordkeeper's torso houses a single weapon of a level no higher than the swordkeeper. While the swordkeeper is operational, the chamber requires four successful DC 32 Thievery checks to to open; on a critical failure, magical backlash deals 6d6[force] damage ( save) to the creature attempting the check.
If the swordkeeper is , , , or , both DCs are reduced by 2.
If the weapon is removed, the swordkeeper's echoblades vanish.
Reactive Strike
Colossal Echo
Requirements The swordkeeper has a central weapon
Effect The swordkeeper projects a massive echoblade held in all four hands, dealing 9d8[force|options:area-damage] damage to all creatures in a ( save). It can't use Colossal Echo again for {1d4 rounds}.
Echoblade Flurry
Frequency once per round
Effect The swordkeeper makes two melee echoblade Strikes. If both Strikes hit the same creature, combine their damage for the purpose of resistances and weakness. Apply the swordkeeper's multiple attack penalty normally.
Project Echoblade
Requirements The swordkeeper has a central weapon
Effect The swordkeeper projects an echoblade-a force copy of its central weapon that deals an additional 1d8[force] damage and gains thrown 30 feet. Echoblades inherit the weapon damage dice, weapon traits, and runes of the central weapon but no other abilities or activations. The swordkeeper gains access to their critical specialization effects. The swordkeeper can have up to four echoblades at once; unattended echoblades vanish at the end of the swordkeeper's turn.
Raise Guard
Effect The swordkeeper raises an echoblade to protect itself, gaining a +2 circumstance bonus to AC until the start of its next turn.
Creature Abilities
Central Weapon. A swordkeeper's torso houses a single weapon of a level no higher than the swordkeeper. While the swordkeeper is operational, the chamber requires four successful DC 32 Thievery checks to to open; on a critical failure, magical backlash deals 6d6[force] damage ( save) to the creature attempting the check.
If the swordkeeper is , , , or , both DCs are reduced by 2.
If the weapon is removed, the swordkeeper's echoblades vanish.
Colossal Echo. Requirements The swordkeeper has a central weapon
Effect The swordkeeper projects a massive echoblade held in all four hands, dealing 9d8[force|options:area-damage] damage to all creatures in a ( save). It can't use Colossal Echo again for {1d4 rounds}.
Echoblade Flurry. Frequency once per round
Effect The swordkeeper makes two melee echoblade Strikes. If both Strikes hit the same creature, combine their damage for the purpose of resistances and weakness. Apply the swordkeeper's multiple attack penalty normally.
Project Echoblade. Requirements The swordkeeper has a central weapon
Effect The swordkeeper projects an echoblade-a force copy of its central weapon that deals an additional 1d8[force] damage and gains thrown 30 feet. Echoblades inherit the weapon damage dice, weapon traits, and runes of the central weapon but no other abilities or activations. The swordkeeper gains access to their critical specialization effects. The swordkeeper can have up to four echoblades at once; unattended echoblades vanish at the end of the swordkeeper's turn.
Raise Guard. Effect The swordkeeper raises an echoblade to protect itself, gaining a +2 circumstance bonus to AC until the start of its next turn.
Source, license, and attribution
Source: Pathfinder Monster Core 2 (remaster-core-2026-08-10)
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