Gerber Grundly

You gain advantage on any check that involves engineering or crafting. You have advantage on Deft but have disadvantage on Mighty.

As a reaction, you may make a spell check using Smart to dispel the magic of your enemies (per the spell Dispel Magic) if you have not already acted in the round. Additionally, you may absorb their spell before its targets are affected by the magic as long as your opponent is visible to you (per the spell Counterspell). To absorb an opponent’s magic, you must spend MP equal to the MP your opponent spent to cast the spell. As long as you have MP (and at the GM's discretion), you can create minor, illusory cantrips related to your maleficence. Such cantrips are instantaneous and harmless, and cannot duplicate the effects of any other spells.

You experiment with raw, primordial magic, which is as unpredictable as it is powerful. You may choose to cast any spell you have not learned, but if you do, make an Arcana success check: if you do not roll exactly clean success (11 or 12), a chaos surge occurs and affects the encounter, as determined by the GM. Roll a d6: on a 1, there is collateral damage; on a 2, your spell has unintended targets; on a 3, something is gained and something is lost; on a 4, there is a transformation or reversal; on a 5, the spell is out of control; on a 6, the spell costs twice as much to cast. Probability spell checks explode on a 5 or a 6.