Hoard Lord Dedication

Feat 2

You gain additional lore for Dragon Lore. When you roll a success on a breath weapon, you get a critical success. If you already have this feature, such as from confident evasion or reinforced ego, crit successes on breath weapons grant Panache.

Avaricious Strike Stance

Feat 4

You know how blinding greed can be, and use it to your advantage. While in this stance, you can make Avaricious Strikes. These strikes deal 1 bludgeoning damage and have the thrown, agile, and nonlethal trait. You treat these strikes as thrown melee weapons that you Draw as part of your Strike action

Avaricious Strikes You draw coins from your coinpurse and make a thrown weapon strike at an enemy within 20 feet. On a hit the enemy is Dazzled until the end of its next turn, and on a crit the enemy is Blinded until the start of its next turn in addition to Dazzled.

Special: During their daily preparations, a Swashbuckler with this feat can add the sharpening dust from their weapon into their coinpurse, granting their avaricious strikes the fundamental and property runes imbued on it.

Arrogant Expertise

Feat 4

Your desire for treasure lets you actualize your delusion. When you roll initiative, choose a charisma or dexterity based skill you are trained in. You become an expert in that skill, and can choose one skill feat that would be available to you as if you had expert proficiency in that skill. (Deception and Intimidating Confabulator, for example). At 7th level, the skill and skill feat can become master.

Gimme!

Feat 4

Frequency Once per ten minutes

Your enemy made the mistake of having something you want. Choose a creature that you can see. For the next minute, they count as having your Treasure for the purposes of Bravado and Plunder

Out Of My sky

Feat 6

You gain the Felling Strike feat except it can only be used against an enemy you have gained Panache from this combat

Feigned Confidence

Feat 6

 You heard once that dragons can smell fear, and have trained to mask your terror. Until the start of your next turn the Frightened condition does not impose a penalty on your attack rolls or any action with the Bravado trait. Your Frightened value does not decrease this round.

Avaricious Finisher

Feat 8

Prerequisites Avaricious Strike Stance

You flash coin and take lives. Make an Avaricious Strike and then a second strike with the same multiple attack penalty You add any Finisher damage only to the second strike. This counts as two attacks when calculating your multiple attack penalty.

Hoard Lord's Stratagem

Feat 8

You gain Inspired Stratagem except it can only be used against an enemy you have gained Panache from this combat

Dragonfire dupe

Feat 10

 Trigger You would succeed or succeed against a cone, burst, emanation, or line that deals damage

You’ve learned to take advantage of the split second before you would be engulfed by a breath weapon or similar attack, using it to set up your next finisher. You may use any one action activity with the Bravado trait so long as you would be in range.

If you critically succeed your saving throw, you can use any one action activity with the Bravado trait and then make an Opportune Riposte, so long as you would be in range

Staking Finisher

Feat 12

Adventurers across golarion argue what is the best way to stop a strafing dragon. The solution is deceptively simple. Don’t let them get off the ground. Make a melee Strike with a weapon that deals piercing damage against a target on the ground or against a wall. If the Strike hits the target, it is Grabbed, as you pin it to an adjacent surface. The weapon can be removed by making an Escape check against your class DC, and when it is removed the target takes 1d10 persistent bleed damage. The target cannot fly until it is no longer bleeding. You cannot use the weapon until it is removed.

Reinforcing Scales

Feat 14

You bind the scales of adamantine dragons into your adventuring gear. Each time you’re critically hit while wearing the etched armor, attempt a DC 16 flat check. On a success, it becomes a normal hit. If you negate a critical hit, gain Panache. When you become 18th level, the DC becomes 14. This is not cumulative with the Reinforcing Rune, or any other ability that allows you to negate a critical hit

Magic Pilferer

Feat 16

Prerequisites Trick Magic item

You have a particular affinity for magic items you Plunder. You gain the Incredible Investiture general feat; however, the extra items you invest must be from your previous Treasures. Any magic item that was previously your Treasure uses the higher of your spell DC or class DC to determine the outcome.

Improved Arrogant Expertise

Feat 16

Prerequisite Arrogant Expertise

Your delusions of grandeur grow even grander. The skill and skill feat you gain from Arrogant Expertise can be legendary. At the beginning of each round, you can replace the skill and skill feat from Arrogant Expertise.

Hoard Lord’s Ace

Feat 18

You gain Trickster’s Ace, but the max spell rank is 5, and it can only be used with items that were previously Treasure.

Archslayer

Feat 20

You lay waste to the protectors of your plunder. If you would be reduced to zero hit points by a Dragon, remain at 1 hit point and increase your wounded value by 1. Once per hour when you make an attack roll, you can choose to critically succeed.