You gain 5 ranks in the Profession (pilot) skill, plus 5 ranks per additional talent spent in the Athletics sphere (maximum ranks equal to your total Hit Dice). If you already have ranks in the Profession (pilot) skill you may immediately retrain them, but you do not get to retrain when only temporarily gaining talents, such as through the armiger’s customized weapons class feature. When piloting a vehicle, you may benefit from Athletics sphere abilities you possess, substituting your Profession (pilot) skill for any skill checks called for by those abilities. The piloted vehicle must still possess movements modes appropriate to the packages you possess.

Addendum [SUE]: A manually-piloted mechanoid is treated as a piloted vehicle for the purposes of this talent.

You gain the following ability:

• Righting Reflex: Whenever you would fall prone (such as from the trip combat maneuver), you may expend your martial focus as an immediate action. If you do, you are not tripped and remain standing on your feet. This ability can cause a successful trip maneuver to be treated as an unsuccessful one for the purposes of other abilities or effects. If you are flying and use this ability to not fall prone, you instead do not fall.

In addition, if you possess the associated Athletics sphere package, you gain additional abilities:

• Catwalk (requires (run) package): You may always take 10 on Acrobatics checks made to cross narrow or uneven surfaces. In addition, as long as you have martial focus, you always succeed at Acrobatics checks made to not fall prone while moving faster than half your speed across a slippery surface (such as grease or ice) or while blind.
• Soft-Paw Landing (requires (leap) package): During your turn, whenever you would fall at least 10 feet and suffer no falling damage (such as succeeding at Acrobatics check to soften a fall), you may immediately attempt a Stealth check to hide, and can hide even while you are observed or if you do not have cover or concealment. If this ability is used as part of your movement, you may complete your movement after attempting the Stealth check (such as to reposition into cover, etc.).

When you attempt a check for a skill associated with an Athletics sphere package you possess, your armor check penalty on that check for wearing armor you are proficient in is reduced by 2. For every 4 ranks in the skill associated with the package you possess, the penalty is further reduced by 1 (this cannot reduce your armor check penalty below 0). The benefits granted by this talent do not stack with those provided by the Armored Athlete feat. Associated Feat: Armored Athlete.

When using the movement mode corresponding to a package you possess, you can move through areas as small as half your normal space without squeezing and can move through an area as small as one quarter your space when squeezing.

If you possess at least 10 ranks in a skill package you possess, you can move through an area as small as one-quarter your space without squeezing or one-eighth your space when squeezing when using the associated movement type. Associated Feats: Serpentine Compression, Narrow Frame.

You can move into the space of another creature. You may end your movement in, and make attacks from, that space. You must succeed at the Acrobatics check for moving through an occupied square to move into a space occupied by an enemy; if you fail, your movement stops in the previous space and you provoke an attack of opportunity. Attacks made against a creature sharing your space in this way take a -4 penalty unless they are made with light or natural weapons. If two creatures sharing a space in this way are of the same size, they grant each other soft cover from all attack made by creatures not sharing the space. If one creature is larger, the smaller creature gains concealment (20% miss chance) against attacks made by creatures not sharing the space. Should this concealment cause an attack to miss, resolve the attack against the larger creature.

You push your stature into a more compact space, guarding yourself against incoming ranged attacks and giving you more time to react. You do not provide soft cover to creatures when ranged attacks pass through your square. As long as you have martial focus, you gain a +1 dodge bonus to AC against ranged attacks, increasing by +1 for every 7 base attack bonus you possess. In addition, once per round when you would normally be hit with an attack from a ranged weapon, you may expend martial focus to evade the projectile so you take no damage from it. You must be aware of the attack and not flat-footed.

Unusually massive ranged weapons (such as a boulder or ballista bolts) and ranged attacks generated by natural attacks or spell effects cannot be evaded.

Associated Feats: Deflect Arrows, Low Profile.

^{Source: Arcforge Players Compendium}

As long as you maintain martial focus, you reduce the action cost required to perform a driving action (if driving a vehicle) or crew action (if aboard an airship or similar vehicle) by one step (full-round action > standard > move > swift > free), though you can never reduce the action cost required to utilize an immediate action.

^{Source: Tandem Talents}

When you would attempt a Reflex save that would affect both you and an adjacent ally, you can expend your martial focus to take the result of your die roll or that of your ally. If you take your ally’s result, you are knocked prone (or staggered on your next turn, if you are already prone or cannot be knocked prone). Associated Feat: Duck and Cover.

^{Source: Arcforge Players Compendium}

You may fight defensively while charging. When making a combat maneuver at the end of the charge, you do not take the attack penalty from fighting defensively.

Whenever you spend a move or standard action to open a door or lock, pick up an item, or to set a trap, you may move up to half your speed as a free action before or after the action is taken.

This movement provokes attacks of opportunity as normal and may be split between movement before or after the action.

Your bonus to melee attack rolls for higher ground increases by 1, and creatures on lower ground take a penalty to melee attack rolls against you equal to your attack bonus for higher ground. If you have 10 or more ranks in a skill granted by an Athletics package you possess, this bonus increases by 1. Associated Feat: Death from Above.

Choose and gain two packages you do not already possess. You may select this talent multiple times, gaining two new packages each time.

Whenever you teach an Acrobatics, Climb, Fly, or Swim skill use, you can do so in 10 minutes, and can teach two skill uses from one of these skills, or one skill use from two of these skills.

You can take 20 on any checks made to teach or aid creature’s using those skills.

^{Source: Expanded Spheres: Baron's Lost Apocrypha}

When you use the Withdraw action, you may move up to four times your movement speed. If you spend martial focus when using the Withdraw action, you may move a distance equal to the amount that you would if you had used the Run action (you are limited to direction as normal for running). You do not regain martial focus for using the Withdraw action if you spent martial focus in this way.

While in this stance, whenever a creature makes an attack against you and misses while you are moving using a movement mode corresponding to a package you possess, you may perform an attack of opportunity against them. You may not use this talent in conjunction with (deflect) talents or any other ability that would grant you an attack or combat maneuver due to a missed attack against you.

You may add both your Strength and Dexterity modifiers to the skill checks corresponding to the packages you possess. Should you possess an ability that allows you to substitute a different attribute modifier, then you do not gain the modifier of the attribute that was replaced.

Your ability to twist and turn fluidly while moving allows you to take an attack action at any point during your movement. As a full-round action, you can move up to your speed and make a single attack action without provoking any attacks of opportunity from the target of your attack for your movement. You can move both before and after the attack, but you must move at least 10 ft. using a movement mode associated with a package you possess before the attack and the total distance that you move cannot be greater than your speed. You cannot use this ability to attack a foe that is adjacent to you at the start of your turn. Associated Feat: Spring Attack.

When using the movement mode corresponding to a package you possess, you gain a +2 dodge bonus to AC (and thus also to CMD) against any attacks of opportunity generated by your movement. When using a movement mode other than your land movement, you may make checks using the corresponding package’s associated skill in place of Acrobatics checks when moving through threatened squares. For every 4 ranks in a skill associated with a package you possess, this dodge bonus increases by +1. Associated Feat: Mobility.

When you move, you can finish your movement in the space of a willing ally. If you do, that ally may immediately take a 5-foot step into the last space you occupied without either of you spending an action. This 5-foot step does not prevent them taking a 5-foot step or moving normally on their turn, and must be taken if you could not share a space with that ally normally.

When moving, you may expend martial focus as a free action to apply two (motion) talents to the movement.

You may ready an action to move up to your speed using a movement mode corresponding to a package you possess as a move action. If used to avoid an attack or area effect, this movement grants you evasion and a dodge bonus to AC and Reflex saves equal to half your ranks in the skill associated with the movement type you use to perform the move action (minimum 1). Creatures that already have evasion instead gain improved evasion. You may expend focus to instead ready the move action as a swift action, but doing so makes you staggered on your next turn even if you would normally be immune to the staggered condition. This ability does not allow you to maintain multiple readied actions at the same time. This readied action does not change your initiative count. For every 4 ranks in a skill associated with a movement type, you may assign an additional trigger to your readied action.

^{Source: Arcforge Players Compendium}

Whenever you begin piloting a mech, leave a mech, mount a vehicle or creature, or dismount a vehicle or creature as a move or standard action, you regain martial focus.

^{Source: Diamond Spheres: Hustle & Bustle}

You can expend your martial focus as an immediate action whenever a creature misses a melee attack against you to redirect the attack to another creature within the attacker’s reach (excluding the original attacker), using their original attack roll result when determining if the attack hits.

If the attacker succeeds this second attack roll, you regain your martial focus.

You may not use this talent in conjunction with (deflect) talents or any other ability that would grant you an attack or combat maneuver due to a missed attack against you.

Special—If you have the Reactive Motion or Reflexive Twist talent, you can use this talent as a free action usable outside of your turn without expending martial focus if a creature misses you due to either talent.

As an immediate action, when a creature makes an attack against you while you are using a movement mode corresponding to a package you possess, you may expend focus to attempt a skill check with the corresponding skill for your present movement mode, using the result in place of your AC for the triggering attack.

You may make an attack action at the end of a charge in place of the normally granted attack. You may not combine this attack with the pounce ability. Abilities that multiply damage dealt on a charge, such as the Spirited Charge feat or wielding a lance while making a mounted charge, may not be used with this talent.

Additionally, you can use the charge rules to make a thrown weapon attack. All the parameters of a charge apply, except that you must only move closer to the creature, and you must end your movement within 30 ft. of that creature. If you do, you can make an attack action using a thrown weapon attack against that creature, gaining the +2 bonus on the attack roll and taking a –2 penalty to your AC until the start of your next turn. Associated Feat: Charging Hurler.

You channel the weasel, darting and slipping just out of grasp before striking.

Whenever you succeed at an Acrobatics check to move through an opponent’s threatened area or space without provoking an attack of opportunity from that opponent, you may move 5 feet into another space inside that opponent’s natural reach or threatened area. You must make this movement using a movement mode corresponding to a package you possess. For every 10 ranks in a skill granted by an Athletics package you possess, you may move an additional 5 feet when moving with this talent. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity or count against your total movement for the turn. You may use this talent to move a number of times each round equal to your practitioner modifier.

Whenever you succeed at an Acrobatics check to move through an opponent’s threatened area or space without provoking an attack of opportunity from that opponent, you gain a +1 circumstance bonus on attack rolls made against that opponent until the start of your next turn. This bonus increases by +1 for every 7 ranks in a skill granted by an Athletics package you possess. If you moved through multiple opponents’ threatened areas, choose one opponent to gain these bonuses against. Associated Feat: Canny Tumble.

^{Source: Expanded Spheres: Baron's Lost Apocrypha}

As long as you remain in this stance, the total penalty to AC which you impose on yourself through actions (such as from charging, berserking, or using the Lunge feat) are reduced by 2. This reduction increases by 1 for every 5 ranks you possess in one of your associated skills. No such penalty can be reduced below 0. Associated Feat: Nimble Striker

When you have martial focus, while using movement modes associated with the packages you possess, you gain a competence bonus to your speed of +10 ft. When using the (leap) package with this ability, apply the bonus to the maximum distance you may travel while jumping and to your base speed when determining the bonus to Acrobatics checks made to jump granted by your speed even if you are not trained in the (run) package. For every 5 ranks you possess in the skill associated with a movement type, your speed with that movement type increases by an additional 5 ft.

Whenever you succeed at an Acrobatics check to move through the threatened area of a creature whose CR is no less than 1/2 your total character level as part of a move action, you regain your martial focus.

If you have a secured rope, a set piton, thrown a grappling hook, or wrapped a whip or similar weapon around a point, you may use the attached rope or weapon to spring around the battlefield.

There are five methods for securing a rope:

Flail Group Weapon: Weapons from the flails weapon group may be used as if they were a grappling hook, though applying them requires a melee attack roll rather than a ranged attack roll. A length of rope may be used in this way also, taking improvised weapon penalties as appropriate.

Grappling Hook: You may throw a held grappling hook as a swift action, making a grapple check against a creature or a ranged attack roll against an unattended object. This deals no damage. You may use your Dexterity modifier in place of your Strength modifier on this grapple check. A creature may remove a grappling hook as a move action with a Strength or Escape Artist check against this sphere’s DC or a grapple check against your grapple CMD. The range increment of a grappling hook is improved to 20 ft.

Grappling Weapon: If you are grappling a creature via the grappling special feature of a weapon, a rope attached to that weapon counts as secure for the duration of the grapple.

Piton: You may draw a piton and rope and attempt to set it in an object or creature within reach as a standard action, dealing 1d4 + Strength modifier damage. This does not provoke an attack of opportunity. You must succeed on a melee attack to place the piton on a creature. A creature can remove a set piton as a move action with a Strength check equal to this sphere’s DC. If you fail to deal damage, your attempt fails.

Tie: You also may simply secure a rope to a suitable point within reach (a pillar, post, chandelier, etc.) as a standard action. Any creature within reach may untie this rope as a standard action.

Once your rope is secured by any of the above methods, you may, as a move action, attempt to move to any other legal square within the rope or weapon’s reach (as determined from the anchor point), to a maximum of 30 ft. without provoking an attack of opportunity, regardless of your normal move speed, by making a Climb check and comparing the result to the CMD of each creature adjacent to the start and destination points; success on this check allows you to complete the movement, and failure causes you to fall prone in a square adjacent to the creature whose CMD you failed to beat. Use your reach (not threatened area) to determine the maximum movement length when using a weapon from the flail group for this ability. This movement can include squares on elevated or recessed surfaces, or even walls. You may even end this movement on a wall or ceiling if you succeed on a Climb check against the surface’s DC. You must have a clear path towards the destination (this ability does not allow you to pass through solid obstacles or creatures, though it may allow you to circumvent an enemy if you have a clear path around them within the rope’s reach).

You must have a free hand to use this ability. Movement using this ability counts as climbing for the purpose of the (climb) package’s movement bonuses. For every 4 ranks in Climb you possess, you may move an additional 5 ft. with this talent. If you possess the Mobile Striker talent, you may replace the movement portion of that talent with the movement granted by this talent.

Ropes or weapons affixed to creatures by any method above allow both the creature to which the rope is affixed (the target) and the creature holding the rope or weapon (the holder) to attempt drag and reposition combat maneuvers against each other. The holder may always choose to drop the rope or weapon as a free action on his turn or as an immediate action off-turn.

Example: Azeem the conscript is facing a force of kobolds in a tunnel. Two of them, wielding clubs, have moved adjacent to attack him, while two more are behind a barricade 30 ft. down the tunnel with crossbows. Jorr draws (a move action) and throws (a swift action) his grappling hook to attach it to the overhead scaffolding 25 ft. away, then attempts to swing to just behind the crossbow-wielding kobolds to a space 35 ft. from his current position, 10 ft. beyond the anchor point. Jorr must make a Climb check and compare it to the CMDs of all four kobolds, since two are adjacent to his starting position and two adjacent to his ending position. If he succeeds, he moves without provoking attacks of opportunity, springing over the heads of the nearby kobolds, swinging over the barricade and kicking off the tunnel wall to land beyond the far foe.

Errata: Releasing or unsecuring a rope after a swing is a free action. (Source)

You may, as a move action, make a Climb check against the CMD of a creature within your natural reach that is at least one size larger than you to climb onto that creature, entering its space without provoking an attack of opportunity; failure on this check means that you provoke an attack of opportunity and fail to scale the creature, remaining in your current space. For every size the creature is larger than you, you gain a +3 bonus on your Climb check against that creature. You can climb with only one hand as part of using this ability, but you must have at least one hand free.

While you are on a creature, you move with it whenever it moves. For every size larger that the creature is than you, the creature takes a -2 penalty on all attack rolls and combat maneuver checks against you. The creature is also flat-footed against your attacks. You may climb down the creature to an unoccupied adjacent square as a swift action, taking no damage, or jump off as a free action that can be taken even when it’s not your turn, taking falling damage as appropriate to the creature’s height. The creature may make a combat maneuver check against your CMD to dislodge you, causing you to fall into an adjacent square; you may substitute your Climb skill modifier + 10 in place of your CMD for this check (this includes the +3 bonus per size category). If the creature spends a full-round action to drop prone and roll, it gains a +10 bonus on this check and you take 1d6 bludgeoning damage for each size category larger than you the creature is unless you choose to jump off. If you are grappled by a creature while scaling a different creature, if the scaled creature leaves the reach of the grappling creature, the grapple ends instantly. If you are subject to an effect originating from another creature that would move you while scaling an enemy and you are moved so that the scaled creature is no longer within your natural reach, this ability ends instantly.

If the target creature is impaled per the impale ability of the Lancer sphere, you gain a +4 circumstance bonus to CMD against grapple checks made by the target to remove you and count any hand being used to control the weapon used to impale the target as being used for the climb check. If you possess the (leap) package, you may make the required Climb check as part of any jump that would carry you through a space that would put the target within your reach. If you possess the Bronco Buster talent of the Beastmastery sphere, you may use Ride skill checks in place of Climb checks for this talent.

Once per round when a creature attempts a disarm or steal combat maneuver against you, or uses a similar ability that would remove a weapon or item from your grasp, you may attempt a Climb check as a free action that can be taken even when it’s not your turn, using the result in place of your CMD for the triggering maneuver. In addition, you never drop held items when subject to the panicked, unconscious, or stunned conditions and gain a +10 competence bonus on Climb checks to catch yourself or another creature when falling (or when ending your movement when using the Rope Swinger or Wall Stunt talents).

You may charge an enemy by rapidly descending from above them (such as when jumping out of a tree or deliberately entering a fall while flying or gliding). You may fly above the target or use the Acrobatics skill to leap as part of this charge.

If the attack at the end of your charge hits, the attack deals damage as normal and also adds the appropriate amount of falling damage (1d6 points for a 10-ft. fall, 2d6 points for a 20-ft. fall, and so on), to your damage roll, to a maximum of 1d6 per rank in Acrobatics or Fly (whichever is higher) you possess. This falling damage is not multiplied on a critical hit. After the attack is resolved, you land in an unoccupied square of your choosing adjacent to the target, and you take falling damage as if you had fallen 10 fewer ft.

You can attempt an Acrobatics check as normal to treat the fall as being shorter for the purpose of determining the damage you take from the fall, and you treat the first 1d6 points of damage you take from the fall as nonlethal damage. If your attack misses, you land prone in a random square adjacent to the target and automatically take the full amount of falling damage. If you are subject to an ability or effect that negates or reduces falling damage (other than the normal Acrobatics check to reduce fall height), such as the feather fall spell or the boots of the cat, your bonus damage dice from this talent are also negated or reduced in a similar fashion. Associated Feat: Branch Pounce.

While flying, you may ascend vertically without making a Fly check.

You may halt your movement while flying, hovering without needing to make a Fly skill check. If you are Large or larger and use wings to fly, when you hover within 20 ft. of the ground in an area with lots of loose debris, the draft from your wings creates a hemispherical cloud with a radius of 60 ft. The winds generated can snuff torches, small campfires, exposed lanterns, and other small, open flames of non-magical origin. Clear vision within the cloud is limited to 10 feet. Creatures have concealment at 15 to 20 ft. (20% miss chance). At 25 ft. or more, creatures have total concealment (50% miss chance, and opponents cannot use sight to locate the creature). Associated Feat: Hover.

If you are flying or swimming, whenever you make a successful attack action against a creature employing the same movement mode as you while you have martial focus, that creature must succeed at a Reflex saving throw or lose 30 feet of distance to the ground. If you have 10 or more ranks in the used movement mode, a creature who fails this saving throw also has their speed for that movement mode reduced by 1/2 for a number of rounds equal to your practitioner modifier (minimum 1).

^{Source: Spheres Apocrypha: Armor Talents}

While wearing medium or heavy armor, you may divert any damage taken from falling to your armor. Damage you redirect this way ignores your armor’s hardness, and you are still knocked prone if you would have taken fall damage without this talent. You suffer any damage in excess of your armor’s hit points. Associated Feat: Cushioning Armor

Addendum: You may select this talent a second time. When you use this talent, creatures within 5 feet of where you land suffer bludgeoning damage equal to half the damage that would be dealt to your armor. [Apoc: Armor Talents 2]

You may charge an enemy by rapidly descending from above them (such as when jumping out of a tree or deliberately entering a fall while flying or gliding). You may fly above the target or use the Acrobatics skill to leap as part of this charge.

If the attack at the end of your charge hits, the attack deals damage as normal and also adds the appropriate amount of falling damage (1d6 points for a 10-ft. fall, 2d6 points for a 20-ft. fall, and so on), to your damage roll, to a maximum of 1d6 per rank in Acrobatics or Fly (whichever is higher) you possess. This falling damage is not multiplied on a critical hit. After the attack is resolved, you land in an unoccupied square of your choosing adjacent to the target, and you take falling damage as if you had fallen 10 fewer ft.

You can attempt an Acrobatics check as normal to treat the fall as being shorter for the purpose of determining the damage you take from the fall, and you treat the first 1d6 points of damage you take from the fall as nonlethal damage. If your attack misses, you land prone in a random square adjacent to the target and automatically take the full amount of falling damage. If you are subject to an ability or effect that negates or reduces falling damage (other than the normal Acrobatics check to reduce fall height), such as the feather fall spell or the boots of the cat, your bonus damage dice from this talent are also negated or reduced in a similar fashion. Associated Feat: Branch Pounce.

If you have the (leap) package, whenever you perform an Acrobatics check to attempt a high jump as part of a move action and the movement from this jump would allow you to threaten a creature at a higher elevation with a melee weapon, you may perform an attack action with that weapon as a standard action against the creature. This attack deals an extra 1d6 points of damage per 10 feet of maximum vertical height allowed by the Acrobatics check, up to a maximum of 1d6 per rank in Acrobatics you possess. A creature damaged this way cannot perform attacks of opportunity against you for leaving threatened squares until the end of your turn.

If you have the (swim) package, as part of a move action underwater you may perform a high jump to break the surface of the water by using your Swim ranks and modifier instead of your Acrobatics ranks and modifier. Otherwise it is the same as above.

You may roll an Acrobatics check to jump as part of a melee attack action, moving no more than half your land speed before performing the attack action. This movement is not subtracted from your total movement per round. You may expend your martial focus to make this movement without provoking an attack of opportunity.

As part of an attack action, you may roll an Acrobatics check to jump against the CMD of any adjacent creature. If your roll exceeds their CMD, you may jump to any other square adjacent to that creature that would enable flanking with your starting position without provoking an attack of opportunity for movement, and you may treat the creature as flanked by you for the attack action. If unsuccessful, you instead provoke an attack of opportunity from the targeted creature and do not complete your movement.

As long as you have martial focus, you are always considered to have a running start when attempting an Acrobatics check to jump.

As a move action, you may store kinetic energy. Kinetic energy may be stored indefinitely, but you may only have one instance of stored kinetic energy at any time.

Whenever you move more than 5 feet during your turn using a movement mode corresponding to a package you possess, you may expend this stored kinetic energy to increase your speed with that package by +10 feet, increasing by +10 for every 5 ranks in a skill associated with a package you possess.

You may spend a move action to provoke an attack of opportunity from a creature that threatens you that is your size or larger. You may roll an Acrobatics check to jump and use the result in place of your AC when resolving this attack. If the attack of opportunity misses, you may use the creature’s weapon, limb, and motion to give you a boost. Use the result of the Acrobatics check to determine the distance of the jump, adding the creature’s Strength score (not Strength modifier) as a circumstance bonus to the check. This circumstance bonus only applies to the distance of the jump, not determining if the attack of opportunity hits. You may choose to use this ability on an ally; if so, the ally may choose to automatically miss on the attack of opportunity. Should the creature choose not to make the attack of opportunity provoked with this talent, you may choose to make an Acrobatics check to jump as part of the move action, but do not gain any additional bonus on the check. You may expend martial focus to use this ability whenever a creature misses you with an attack of opportunity provoked by your movement.

If you possess the (leap) package, when jumping or falling, you may make an Acrobatics check to jump as a swift action, provided there is a solid surface other than a ceiling (wall, floor, etc.) adjacent to you at that point. You may treat spaces occupied by creatures of your size or larger as containing such an object but your movement provokes attacks of opportunity as normal. Any fall damage that would be incurred is calculated after removing the height of the swift action jump.

If you possess the (run) package, as long as there is a wall adjacent to you, you may run along the wall for all or part of your movement, including vertically. A square of vertical movement costs two squares of movement. You may treat spaces occupied by creatures of your size or larger as containing a wall, but your movement provokes attacks of opportunity as normal. Doing so bypasses any obstacle on the ground. You must end your movement on the ground as normal; if there is no ground present, you fall.

If you also possess the (climb) package, you may attempt to cling to the wall at the end of your movement. If you possess the (leap) package, you may make Acrobatics checks to jump as part of this movement as normal. If you possess the Mobile Striker talent, you can kick off of a wall for the rest of your movement, gaining a +1 circumstance bonus to your damage roll if you make an attack while airborne. For every 5 ranks in Acrobatics you possess, this bonus increases by +1.

^{Source: Spheres Apocrypha: Debilitating Talents}

As long as you have martial focus, whenever you would successfully make an Acrobatics check to avoid provoking an attack of opportunity from an enemy when you move through its threatened area or its space, the enemy must succeed on a Will save or become battered for 1 round. If you move more than half your base speed, the battered condition lasts for 1 additional round for every 5 ranks in the skill associated with the package you possess.

Whenever you succeed at an Acrobatics check to avoid provoking an attack of opportunity from an opponent when you move through its space, that opponent is denied its Dexterity bonus to AC against the first melee attack you make against them before the start of your next turn. Associated Feat: Canny Tumble.

When you use the withdraw action, you may make a feint attempt against one creature you are adjacent to at any point in the movement as a free action.

Your rapid spins and twists leave a creatures reeling. As long as you move no more than your base speed, when you exit a square adjacent to a hostile creature, that creature must succeed on a Will save or be sickened for one round. If you move no more than half your base speed, they are instead nauseated for 1 round on a failed save; this talent cannot be used with the 5-foot step action. You may not nauseate an individual creature with this talent more than once per hour.

When you successfully make an Acrobatics check to avoid provoking an attack of opportunity from a opponent when you move through its threatened area or its space, you can expend your martial focus to try to knock them down. The opponent must succeed on a Reflex save or be knocked prone. Associated Feat: Tangle Feet.

^{Source: Expanded Spheres: Baron's Lost Apocrypha}

You may move up to your full speed when making Acrobatics checks to move through a threatened square without increasing the DC. In addition, you may make Stealth checks at no penalty when moving up to your full speed.

When moving more than 5 ft. during your turn using the movement mode corresponding to a package you possess, you gain a 20% miss chance against ranged attacks until the start of your next turn. If you move more than 20 ft., you may expend your martial focus as a free action to increase this miss chance to 50%. If you take this talent a second time, the miss chance applies to all attacks made against you. Associated Feat: Wind Stance.

You may, as a move action, make a Climb check against the CMD of a creature within your natural reach that is at least one size larger than you to climb onto that creature, entering its space without provoking an attack of opportunity; failure on this check means that you provoke an attack of opportunity and fail to scale the creature, remaining in your current space. For every size the creature is larger than you, you gain a +3 bonus on your Climb check against that creature. You can climb with only one hand as part of using this ability, but you must have at least one hand free.

While you are on a creature, you move with it whenever it moves. For every size larger that the creature is than you, the creature takes a -2 penalty on all attack rolls and combat maneuver checks against you. The creature is also flat-footed against your attacks. You may climb down the creature to an unoccupied adjacent square as a swift action, taking no damage, or jump off as a free action that can be taken even when it’s not your turn, taking falling damage as appropriate to the creature’s height. The creature may make a combat maneuver check against your CMD to dislodge you, causing you to fall into an adjacent square; you may substitute your Climb skill modifier + 10 in place of your CMD for this check (this includes the +3 bonus per size category). If the creature spends a full-round action to drop prone and roll, it gains a +10 bonus on this check and you take 1d6 bludgeoning damage for each size category larger than you the creature is unless you choose to jump off. If you are grappled by a creature while scaling a different creature, if the scaled creature leaves the reach of the grappling creature, the grapple ends instantly. If you are subject to an effect originating from another creature that would move you while scaling an enemy and you are moved so that the scaled creature is no longer within your natural reach, this ability ends instantly.

If the target creature is impaled per the impale ability of the Lancer sphere, you gain a +4 circumstance bonus to CMD against grapple checks made by the target to remove you and count any hand being used to control the weapon used to impale the target as being used for the climb check. If you possess the (leap) package, you may make the required Climb check as part of any jump that would carry you through a space that would put the target within your reach. If you possess the Bronco Buster talent of the Beastmastery sphere, you may use Ride skill checks in place of Climb checks for this talent.

You can move and reload at the same time, spending a move or standard action to move up to your movement speed, or a full-round action to move up to twice your movement speed. When you do so, you also reload a weapon whose reload time matches the action spent on this talent, so long as your movement leaves you with the appropriate number of free hands needed to reload. This action does not provoke an attack of opportunity for reloading a weapon, only for normal movement.

When you successfully move through an enemy’s threatened space, you may count your beginning square and any squares you passed through during that movement as being occupied by an ally for the purpose of determining flanking bonuses until the end of your turn.

As long as you move no more than half your base speed, when you succeed at an Acrobatics check to avoid provoking an attack of opportunity from an opponent when you move through its threatened area or its space, any damage the next attack that creature makes against you until the beginning of your next turn deals nonlethal damage. If you are damaged by the attack, you may immediately spend an attack of opportunity to move 5 feet without provoking an attack of opportunity using a movement mode associated with any Athletics package you possess. This talent cannot be used with the 5-foot step action, and you do not convert lethal damage to nonlethal damage with this talent if you are immune to nonlethal damage.

For every 6 ranks in a skill granted by an Athletics package you possess, you may move an additional 5 feet when spending an attack of opportunity to move with this talent.

Whenever you successfully attack a creature with a charge, you may roll an Acrobatics check against the CMD of the creature as a free action, adding the attack bonus from charging to your roll. If you succeed, you may continue your charge’s movement any distance as long as you still have movement remaining. This movement does not provoke an attack of opportunity from the attacked creature nor is it halved for moving through squares threatened or occupied by the attacked creature. If you fail this check, you instead provoke an attack of opportunity from the attacked creature and not move further.

You may change direction up to 90 degrees once at any point during a charge or while taking the run action. For every 7 ranks in Acrobatics you possess, the number of times you may change direction during a charge increases by 1, to a total maximum of 3 times. You still must be able to see the target of your charge when you begin the charge action.

As long as you have martial focus, you are always considered to have a running start when attempting an Acrobatics check to jump.

As a move action, you may store kinetic energy. Kinetic energy may be stored indefinitely, but you may only have one instance of stored kinetic energy at any time.

Whenever you move more than 5 feet during your turn using a movement mode corresponding to a package you possess, you may expend this stored kinetic energy to increase your speed with that package by +10 feet, increasing by +10 for every 5 ranks in a skill associated with a package you possess.

You are practiced at quickly collecting a deep breath, drawing in more air in less time. You gain a circumstance bonus on any save against an effect that requires inhalation or causes suffocation equal to your half your ranks in Acrobatics or Swim (whichever is higher).

If you possess the (run) package, you treat your Constitution score as being twice what it actually is for the purposes of determining how many rounds you can run without resting. This multiplier increases by 1 (x3, x4, etc.) for every 4 ranks in either Acrobatics or Swim you possess.

If you possess the (swim) package, you treat your Constitution score as being twice what it actually is for the purposes of determining how long you can hold your breath. This multiplier increases by 1 (x3, x4, etc.) for every 4 ranks in Acrobatics or Swim you possess.

You may drop prone as a free action, even when it is not your turn. Whenever you are knocked prone or drop prone, you may spend an immediate action to move up to 10 ft. in any direction. If used to avoid an attack or area effect, this talent grants you a dodge bonus to AC and Reflex saves equal to half your ranks in Acrobatics (minimum 1). You may expend your martial focus to perform this movement without provoking attacks of opportunity. For every 5 ranks in Acrobatics you possess, you may move an additional 5 ft. with this talent.

Additionally, at any time you may expend your martial focus to stand up from prone as an immediate action that does not provoke attacks of opportunity.

If you possess the (leap) package, when jumping or falling, you may make an Acrobatics check to jump as a swift action, provided there is a solid surface other than a ceiling (wall, floor, etc.) adjacent to you at that point. You may treat spaces occupied by creatures of your size or larger as containing such an object but your movement provokes attacks of opportunity as normal. Any fall damage that would be incurred is calculated after removing the height of the swift action jump.

If you possess the (run) package, as long as there is a wall adjacent to you, you may run along the wall for all or part of your movement, including vertically. A square of vertical movement costs two squares of movement. You may treat spaces occupied by creatures of your size or larger as containing a wall, but your movement provokes attacks of opportunity as normal. Doing so bypasses any obstacle on the ground. You must end your movement on the ground as normal; if there is no ground present, you fall.

If you also possess the (climb) package, you may attempt to cling to the wall at the end of your movement. If you possess the (leap) package, you may make Acrobatics checks to jump as part of this movement as normal. If you possess the Mobile Striker talent, you can kick off of a wall for the rest of your movement, gaining a +1 circumstance bonus to your damage roll if you make an attack while airborne. For every 5 ranks in Acrobatics you possess, this bonus increases by +1.

If you have the (leap) package, whenever you perform an Acrobatics check to attempt a high jump as part of a move action and the movement from this jump would allow you to threaten a creature at a higher elevation with a melee weapon, you may perform an attack action with that weapon as a standard action against the creature. This attack deals an extra 1d6 points of damage per 10 feet of maximum vertical height allowed by the Acrobatics check, up to a maximum of 1d6 per rank in Acrobatics you possess. A creature damaged this way cannot perform attacks of opportunity against you for leaving threatened squares until the end of your turn.

If you have the (swim) package, as part of a move action underwater you may perform a high jump to break the surface of the water by using your Swim ranks and modifier instead of your Acrobatics ranks and modifier. Otherwise it is the same as above.

If you are flying or swimming, whenever you make a successful attack action against a creature employing the same movement mode as you while you have martial focus, that creature must succeed at a Reflex saving throw or lose 30 feet of distance to the ground. If you have 10 or more ranks in the used movement mode, a creature who fails this saving throw also has their speed for that movement mode reduced by 1/2 for a number of rounds equal to your practitioner modifier (minimum 1).

You are practiced at quickly collecting a deep breath, drawing in more air in less time. You gain a circumstance bonus on any save against an effect that requires inhalation or causes suffocation equal to your half your ranks in Acrobatics or Swim (whichever is higher).

If you possess the (run) package, you treat your Constitution score as being twice what it actually is for the purposes of determining how many rounds you can run without resting. This multiplier increases by 1 (x3, x4, etc.) for every 4 ranks in either Acrobatics or Swim you possess.

If you possess the (swim) package, you treat your Constitution score as being twice what it actually is for the purposes of determining how long you can hold your breath. This multiplier increases by 1 (x3, x4, etc.) for every 4 ranks in Acrobatics or Swim you possess.

While beneath the surface of water or another liquid, as an attack action, you can move through the water up to 1/4 your base land speed or 1/2 your swim speed if you possess one and make a melee attack against a creature above the surface of the water. If you do, that creature must succeed at a Reflex saving throw or fall into the water in a square of your choice adjacent to you (even if they are standing on solid ground). If you have 10 or more ranks in Swim, when a creature is forced into water by this attack, they are unable to hold their breath beforehand, and must instantly start attempting checks upon the beginning of their round to avoid drowning.

Prerequisite: Athletics sphere.

While in this stance and standing on solid ground, you may levitate 5 feet off of the ground until the beginning of your next turn as a free action. While levitating this way, you gain a +2 to your CMD against creatures at a lower elevation. In addition, whenever you successfully attack a creature with a melee attack action while levitating this way, you can make a free 5-foot step. At the beginning of your next turn, you descend back to the ground, although you can instantly kick off of the ground to return to your previous space if this stance is still active (this movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity); if you are not 5 feet above solid ground, you fall as normal. For every 5 ranks in Acrobatics you possess, the bonus to your CMD increases by 1 and you can levitate an additional 5 feet from the ground (and can be an additional 5 feet from the ground before treated as though you were falling).

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere.

When moving more than 5 ft. during your turn using the movement mode corresponding to a package you possess, the speed of your motion causes you to leave behind an afterimage, which may foil your foe’s attacks. If you move more than 20 ft., you may expend your martial focus as a free action to leave behind an additional afterimage. These afterimages disappear at the start of your next turn. For every 6 ranks in Acrobatics you possess, you may leave an additional afterimage.

Whenever you are attacked or are the target of a spell that requires an attack roll, there is a possibility that the attack targets one of your afterimages instead. If the attack is a hit, roll randomly to see whether the selected target is real or an afterimage.

If it is an afterimage, the afterimage is destroyed. If the attack misses by 5 or less, one of your afterimages is destroyed by the near miss. Area spells affect you normally and do not destroy any of your afterimages. Spells and effects that do not require an attack roll affect you normally and do not destroy any of your afterimages. Spells that require a touch attack are harmlessly discharged if used to destroy an afterimage.

An attacker must be able to see the afterimages to be fooled. If you are invisible or the attacker is blind, this ability has no effect (although the normal miss chances still apply).

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere, Wall Stunt, Acrobatics 5 ranks.

If you possess the (leap) package, you no longer require a solid surface to make your swift action jump with the Wall Stunt talent. While you have martial focus, the DC for Acrobatics checks to determine jump height have their DC reduced to 1 per 1 ft. of height. Additionally, you may reduce the effective height of any fall by an additional 10 ft. on a successful Acrobatics check.

If you possess the (run) package, you may run over the air as if it were ground. You do not fall when moving, though if you are not supported at the end of your turn you fall as normal.

You may ascend or descend up to 45 degrees as part of this movement, though ascending costs 2 squares of movement per 5 ft. of additional elevation. Additionally, you may balance on any solid surface, even those unable to support your weight, such as a taut string, a narrow tree branch, etc.

^{Source: Spheres Apocrypha: Armor Talents 2}

Prerequisites: Acrobatics 10 ranks, Athletics sphere (Armored Drop x2, Debris, Titan’s Fall).

When using the Titan’s Fall talent, you deal an additional amount of damage per damage die equal to 1/2 your armor’s enhancement bonus.

^{Source: Arcforge Players Compendium}

Prerequisites: 5 ranks in associated skill, Athletics sphere (Cruise Control).

The action cost reduction from Cruise Control increases by 1 additional step.

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere, Acrobatics 3 ranks.

Whenever you are affected by an area attack that allows a Reflex save, you may use the force of the effect to make an Acrobatics check to jump as a free action. This movement provokes attacks of opportunity as normal. If you attack your own space with such an area effect, you may use your Acrobatics check as your Reflex saving throw against that effect. You may target your own space even if you are in the air to use this talent.

If you are carrying an ‘improved’ splash weapon created via the Alchemy sphere, you may treat it as an appropriate effect for this talent when affecting your own space. You may make an Acrobatics check to jump even if the item does not ask for a Reflex save, and do not suffer the effects of the item so long as your Acrobatics check is enough to remove you from the item’s area of effect.

^{Wiki Note: This ability can entirely remove you from an area of effect, before you need to make a Reflex save, if you move far enough.}

^{Source: Arcforge Players Compendium}

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere ((fly) package or Ace Pilot).

You gain a companion aethership as the aethertech pilot cavalier class feature. Your effective cavalier level for this companion is the highest between your base attack bonus, Fly ranks, or Profession (pilot) ranks - 3 (minimum 1).

Should you abandon your aethership or your aethership is destroyed, you may gain a new aethership after 1 week. If you are in the environment where you could easily acquire an aethership, you may instead gain that new companion in 24 hours.

Abilities that grant talents temporarily can not be used to gain this talent, such as taking the Extra Combat Talent feat with martial flexibility or gaining it from an armiger’sSoM customized weapon.

You may take this talent a second time. If you do, your effective aethertech pilot level when determining the effects of this talent becomes equal to the highest between your base attack bonus, ranks in Fly, or ranks in Profession (pilot).

Special: If you already possess a companion aethership, or gain one at a later time from another source, you gain the benefits of this talent as if taken twice. Your effective aethertech pilot level from this talent stacks with those from other sources, to a maximum of your character level.

If you select a gunship as your companion aethership, you may cause your gunship to only possess a space speed and no atmosphere speed. If you do, you may select this talent as a utility talent.

^{Source: Spheres Apocrypha: Armor Talents 2}

Prerequisites: Acrobatics 5 ranks, Athletics sphere (Armored Drop x2, Titan’s Fall).

When using the Armored Drop talent, any damage dealt by that talent bypasses damage reduction as though it were a weapon made of the same material of your armor. If your armor is made of adamantine it bypasses hardness less than 20.

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere, Air Stunt, Wall Stunt, Acrobatics 9 ranks.

As a full-round action, you may expend your martial focus to make an even greater jump. The DC for this jump becomes 1 point per 100 ft. of horizontal distance or 1 point per 10 ft of vertical distance. You do not suffer falling damage for the height jumped with this action, and can jump beyond your usual maximum movement in a round.

Author's Note: Despite the name and any video game connotations, this talent does not let you attack people as part of jumping. It lets you jump really far, almost like teleporting.

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere, Sparrow’s Path, Fly 9 ranks.

Your fly speed increases to become equal to your base speed, and your maneuverability improves to (average).

^{Source: Expanded Spheres: Baron's Lost Apocrypha}

Prerequisites: Athletics Sphere (swim package, terrain glide), Swim 5 ranks

Your burrow speed increases to become equal to your swim speed (or ½ your base movement speed if you lack a swim speed). Any ability which would apply while you are underwater applies while you are underground. If an ability would force a creature into the water while you are on land, you may instead make a trip attempt against the creature as a free action.

You may take this talent a second time. If you do, when traveling using your burrow speed, you can choose to leave a tunnel that is equal to your size (for example, a Large creature will leave a 10-foot tall by 10-foot wide tunnel). The tunnel lasts for one minute before collapsing.

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere, Diving Strike, either Shatter Earth from the Berserker sphere or Earthquake Stomp from the Brute sphere, base attack bonus +5.

When using Diving Strike, you may treat the attack granted at the end of the charge as a valid attack to use either Shatter Earth or a valid action to perform an Earthquake Stomp, and may target the ground in place of a creature when cushioning your fall, and are always considered to have made a successful attack.

In addition, the size of the effect increases depending on how much falling damage you inflict to the floor. Radius effects increase by 5 ft. per 2d6, cones increase by 5 ft. per 1d6, and lines increase by 10 ft. per 1d6.

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere, 5 ranks in either Acrobatics, Climb, or Fly.

When using a movement mode associated with a package you possess, you may expend martial focus as a swift action to complete your movement without passing through any intervening squares. This does not allow you to reach any space you would not normally be able to reach with associate movement modes you posses. You may use this ability to charge through difficult or obstructed terrain as long as you are aware of the position of your target. This is a supernatural teleportation effect.

Prerequisite: Athletics sphere.

While in this stance, you may climb surfaces with one or no hands free at no penalty. Additionally, whenever you take damage while climbing in this stance, you gain a competence bonus equal to your base attack bonus to your Climb check to avoid falling.

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere.

While swimming, you move at your full base speed as a move action rather than half speed, or double your base speed as a full-round action. You may perform the run action while swimming, may take 10 on Swim checks even when threatened or endangered, and do not need to make swim checks each hour to avoid taking damage from fatigue. Making standard or full-round actions no longer reduces how long you can hold your breath.

If you possess the Strong Lungs talent, you can replace its usual bonus to holding breath and instead hold your breath for a number of hours equal to your Constitution modifier.

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere, Climb 5 ranks.

You can climb at your full base speed with no penalty, and may always take 10 on Climb checks, even when rushed or threatened. In addition, all base DCs for climbing all surfaces are reduced by half. This division happens before applying modifier such as from bracing between two walls, climbing a slippery surface, or when catching oneself while falling. You can climb with only one hand free with no penalty, or no hands free at a -5 penalty.

In addition to the uses of Climb described by that skill, you also gain several new ones; specifically, you may climb smooth vertical walls or inverted surfaces with a DC 30 Climb check (reduced to 15 with this talent), ceilings without handholds with a DC 40 Climb check (reduced to 20 with this talent), and even climb on nothing but air with a DC 60 Climb check (reduced to 30 with this talent).

Wind speed penalties to Fly checks also apply to Climb checks made to cling to air. If you fail a Climb check when climbing on air, you fall 10 ft. plus 10 ft. per 5 points by which you failed the check.

Prerequisites: Acrobatics, Fly or Swim 5 ranks, Athletics sphere.

When you have martial focus, while using movement modes associated with the packages you possess, the squares that you pass through become easier to move through for 1 round, plus 1 round per 5 ranks you possess in the skill associated with the movement type. Allies who move through these squares only subtract 5 feet of movement for every 2 squares travelled within the affected squares. A creature that only moves through one of these affected squares in a round subtracts 5 feet of movement as normal.

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere, Fly 3 ranks.

You gain a fly speed equal to half your base speed, with a maneuverability of clumsy. The fly speed only functions during your turn; if you are not on a surface that can support you at the end of your turn, you fall. If you deal damage to a hostile creature with a melee attack during your turn, you may choose not to fall at the end of that turn.

At 8 ranks in Fly, this fly speed becomes permanent. This is a supernatural effect.

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere.

When running, you move ten times your normal speed (if wearing medium, light, or no armor and carrying no more than a medium load) or 8 times your speed (if wearing heavy armor or carrying a heavy load). If you make a jump after a running start you gain a +8 bonus on your Acrobatics check.

You may expend your focus as a swift action to increase your base speed by 50 ft. for a number of rounds equal to your Constitution modifier. This increase is not limited to only land speed. After these rounds end, you are fatigued for 1d4 rounds. You are fatigued even if you are usually immune to the fatigued condition. You cannot use this ability if you are fatigued or exhausted.

If you possess the Strong Lungs talent, you can replace its usual bonus to rounds you may run to instead be able to run for a number of hours equal to your Constitution modifier.

^{Source: Expanded Spheres: Baron's Lost Apocrypha}

Prerequisites: Athletics Sphere (swim package, earthswimmer, terrain glide), Swim 10 ranks

As long as you have martial focus, you are treated as having the earth glide universal monster ability.

^{Source: Expanded Spheres: Baron's Lost Apocrypha}

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere

You can move across liquid or viscous surfaces, such as water, mud, oil, quicksand, and ice, as though it were solid ground, ignoring any difficult terrain or movement penalties that would be normally incurred. You may end your movement on such surfaces and remain stable on top of them as long as you possess martial focus. If you end your turn on a liquid surface without martial focus and do not possess any other abilities that allow them to move across such surfaces, you fall into the liquid as normal.

This talent may be taken in place of Wall Stunt for the purpose of meeting prerequisites for the Air Stunt talent.

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere, Swim 5 ranks.

Your skills and muscles honed by swimming allow you to cleave through soil and snow with ease. You gain a 10 ft. burrow speed. If you already possess a burrow speed, it increases by 5 ft.

This talent does not grant the ability to see through earth nor to breathe without a source of air, so creatures without tremorsense or another similar ability are blind while underground and creatures that need to breathe must hold their breath.

^{Source: Spheres Apocrypha: Armor Talents 2}

Prerequisites: Acrobatics 5 ranks, Athletics sphere (Armored Drop x2).

Your armor’s hardness applies to, and is doubled against, the damage suffered from the Armored Drop talent.

In addition, when using the Armored Drop talent you may expend your martial focus to increase the damage dealt to the amount of damage that would be dealt to your armor before hardness. In addition the damage now affects everything in a 5-foot radius + 5 feet per 5 ranks in Acrobatics you possess. The damage dealt by this talent is doubled vs. objects, and if the damage would be enough to destroy the surface underneath you, you continue to fall, subtracting the damage dealt to the surface from the damage dealt by this talent to later surfaces.

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere (Mobile Striker), Lancer sphere (Whirlwind Knockdown), base attack bonus +10.

When you use Mobile Striker and Whirlwind Knockdown in the same round, you may instead target any creatures you threaten with the weapon used for the attack at some point during your movement. Resolve the attack action after completing the movement from Mobile Striker. At base attack bonus +15, halve the attack penalty from Whirlwind Knockdown, rounded up.

Prerequisites: Athletics sphere (Mobile Striker), Guardian sphere (Sweeping Defense), base attack bonus +10.

When you use Mobile Striker and Sweeping Defense in the same round, instead of attacking multiple adjacent targets, you may instead target multiple creatures you threaten with the weapon used for the attack at some point during your movement. Resolve the attack action after completing the movement from Mobile Striker. At base attack bonus +15, you may instead target any number of creatures threatened during movement.

Prerequisite: Athletics sphere.

Whenever you move at least 30 feet, you may whip up a gust of wind. This wind affects every square adjacent to you during this movement and triggers at the end of your movement. Creatures in affected squares that are at least 2 sizes smaller than you must succeed at a Reflex save or have their movement speed reduced by half for one round. Creatures in affected squares that are at least 3 sizes smaller than you automatically have their movement speed reduced by half for one round and must succeed at a Reflex save or be pushed 5 feet and knocked prone. Creatures are pushed in a direction relative to your movement when you were adjacent to them, and do not provoke attacks of opportunity for this movement.

For every 5 ranks in a skill associated with your current movement mode you possess, creatures are pushed 5 feet farther and you treat creatures as being 1 size smaller than they actually are for the purpose of being affected by Windwake.