# Method of mutation

Your body is greatly mutated: flesh morphed, resized,  
and reconfigured. Parts grown, and possibly changed  
in color. These mutations could be included through  
a vile practice of alchemy, a powerful curse, or a  
symbiotic relationship with a parasitic creature.  
No matter the method, these evolutionists live  
on the edge—constantly pushing their body to its  
limit. When they modify themselves, their bodies  
undergo chaotic, potent transformations that push  
the boundaries of their psyche.  
alchemist  
When you choose this method at 1st level, you  
gain proficiency with alchemist's supplies and the  
poisoner’s kit if you don’t already have them.  
Mutant reflexes  
Starting at 1st level, your mutated form heightens  
your reflexes. You can give yourself a bonus to your  
initiative rolls equal to your Constitution modifier.  
Additionally, when you take the Attack action on  
your turn and miss an attack, you can make one  
weapon attack as a bonus action that turn. You can  
do so a number of times equal to your Constitution  
modifier (a minimum of once). You regain all  
expended uses when you finish a long rest.  
Berserk Mutation  
Starting at 7th level when you ignite a single  
augmentation, you can choose to enter a berserk  
state for the duration of your ignition. If you do, you  
instead ignite a random one of your augmentations  
and switch to a new random augmentation at the  
start of each of your turns while you remain ignited,  
determined by rolling 1d3.  
Your size increases by one category for the  
duration—from Medium to Large, for example,  
causing your weapon attacks to deal 1d4 extra  
damage on a hit. Also, when a creature deals damage  
to you or ends their turn within your range while you  
are in this berserk state, you can make one weapon  
attack against them as a reaction.  
Once you enter this berserk state, you must finish  
a long rest before you can do so again.  
Chaotic mutation  
At 13th level, you can invoke a chaotic mutation  
within yourself. As a bonus action, you can gain  
a random augmentation out of those you lack,  
determined by rolling 1d3. Then, you gain a random  
Upgrade from that augmentation’s category in the  
Upgrades section at the end of the class description,  
determined by rolling 1d6.  
You gain the benefits of the augmentation and  
upgrade for the next hour, or until you use this  
feature again. If either offers you a choice, you make  
that choice when you gain the augmentation or  
upgrade through this feature.  
You can ignite this new augmentation, and you  
can enter your Metabolic Ignition as a part of the  
same bonus action used to gain it, provided you  
ignite the new augmentation as a part of it or use  
your Berserk Mutation feature when you ignite. If  
you use your Berserk Mutation feature with this  
extra augmentation, roll 1d4 each turn to determine  
the random augmentation that is ignited.  
You can use this feature three times. You regain all  
expended uses of it when you finish a long rest.  
Wrathful Surge  
Starting at 17th level you can push your body to  
extreme limits. If you start your turn ignited and  
choose to remain ignited, you can take an additional  
turn in combat directly after this one. During this  
turn, you must move directly towards the closest  
creature until you are within range to attack. Then,  
you must use the Attack action against them, using  
all your possible attacks, moving to attack the next  
creature if you fell your current target.  
Once you use this feature, you must finish a long  
rest before you can use it again.