Scrounger

Pathfinder 2e

The SCROUNGER (someone fucked up the name in the template) is a general archetype in Pathfinder Second Edition. You can [Mekboy|scrounge together a ton of junk and create random improvised shit that somehow works.]] However, these items are still made of junk, and they tend to fall apart quickly.

The Dedication feat is quite a doozy:

• Scrounger Dedication
  • Prerequisites trained in Crafting
  • You can Craft items even without appropriate tools or a workshop, though you take a –2 item penalty to your Crafting check. Additionally, you don't need a physical formula book to remember all of your formulas; you pay the same cost as normal to learn them, but you memorize them all.
  • You can Craft temporary items out of anything, anywhere, with whatever materials happen to be on hand, spending only 10 minutes to perform the initial Crafting check. The temporary item must be common, non-magical, 1st level or lower, and must be a weapon, armor, or a nonconsumable piece of adventuring gear. Instead of a single item, you can create 10 pieces of a single type of ammunition. This is a shoddy item, but you don't take the normal penalty when using shoddy items you made using this feat. Your temporary item lasts for 1d4 hours before falling apart into its raw components; the GM rolls the number of hours secretly. You can create only the physical item, not any information or magic, so for example, while you could create a blank journal or one of random pages, you couldn't use it as a scholarly journal or a religious text.
  • You can incorporate any materials or items that you have on hand, even if they're not the type of materials that would ordinarily be used to Craft a given item, though you must have enough volume of material to make the item you want. Unless all the materials you used were an appropriate type to make the item, you take a –5 penalty to the Crafting check (or a –10 penalty if the materials you used were particularly unsuitable, as determined by the GM).

Pretty cool, honestly. The rest of the feats revolve around scrounging together higher level items, reverse engineering items, or using Crafting instead of Thievery for picking locks and disabling devices (like traps).