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The '''Fleshcrafter''' is a [[class]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition|Dungeons & Dragons 3.5e]]. It was released in [[Dragon Magazine]] #312 and is detailed on pages 32-34. They are, as their name implies, masters of the arts of [[fleshcrafting]]. You get to *be* Victor Frankenstein, who was the monster all along despite what some pedants try to correct you with. You can build constructs using parts of bodies that you donate part of your life force into that links it to you as a familiar.
The '''Fleshcrafter''' is a [[class]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition|Dungeons & Dragons 3.5e]]. It was released in [[Dragon Magazine]] #312 and is detailed on pages 32-34. They are, as their name implies, masters of the arts of [[fleshcrafting]]. You get to *be* Victor Frankenstein, who was the monster all along despite what some pedants try to correct you with. You can build constructs using parts of bodies that you donate part of your life force into that links it to you as a familiar.
==Black Crusade==
FFG's [[Black Crusade (RPG)|Black Crusade RPG]] introduced a human archetype called the '''Flesh Shaper of Melancholia''' as a Fleshcrafter for the insane, depraved [[Slaanesh]] bastards in the Tome of Excess. Rather than building things out of crafted bits though, these fleshcrafters are insane surgeons-cum-ritualists who twist the anatomy of living beings, granting themselves various temporary traits as well as twisting others into becoming slaves.
A lot of this is centered around a special ritual, one that lets them rip out various parts of (likely unwilling) subjects before surgically grafting them onto the main subject of the ritual. Of course, these rituals are also acts made to honor the Prince of Excess as well, meaning that these operations were usually done while dealing with either [[Noise Marine|brain-meltingly loud music]] or overpowering scented oils.


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Revision as of 16:27, 11 November 2022

The Fleshcrafter is a class for Dungeons & Dragons 3.5e. It was released in Dragon Magazine #312 and is detailed on pages 32-34. They are, as their name implies, masters of the arts of fleshcrafting. You get to *be* Victor Frankenstein, who was the monster all along despite what some pedants try to correct you with. You can build constructs using parts of bodies that you donate part of your life force into that links it to you as a familiar.

Black Crusade

FFG's Black Crusade RPG introduced a human archetype called the Flesh Shaper of Melancholia as a Fleshcrafter for the insane, depraved Slaanesh bastards in the Tome of Excess. Rather than building things out of crafted bits though, these fleshcrafters are insane surgeons-cum-ritualists who twist the anatomy of living beings, granting themselves various temporary traits as well as twisting others into becoming slaves.

A lot of this is centered around a special ritual, one that lets them rip out various parts of (likely unwilling) subjects before surgically grafting them onto the main subject of the ritual. Of course, these rituals are also acts made to honor the Prince of Excess as well, meaning that these operations were usually done while dealing with either brain-meltingly loud music or overpowering scented oils.

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