Adapted from Gamemastery Guide pg. 245, Starfinder 2e Playtest, and Android- Archives of Nethys
Paizo has released their playtest for Starfinder 2e. I will use the new setting to convert elements into my derivative setting for a West Marches campaign.
An ancient civilization created your body, and your anatomy is forged from obsolete technology that continues to function through a combination of enduring nanites and your own willpower.
Ancient Laborer Android Android Heritage
Your body is adapted to endure physical hardships or perform hard labor for long periods of time. You become trained in Athletics, and you gain the Hefty Hauler skill feat.
Society
Laborer Androids are likely to form tight bonds of friendship and kinship, forming found families, and adopting entire streets and communities as their home. They often go out of their way to help one another and their chosen families and communities. Most are loath to end the life of another android, knowing that to do so ends not one life, but the countless other souls who could one day inhabit that body.
Ancient Laborer Androids in Adventuring
Rescue Mission: The android's community is threatened, and they must use their strength and resilience to protect their found family.
Lost Legacy: The android discovers a hidden cache of ancient technology related to their origins, leading them on a quest to uncover their purpose and history.
Labor Dispute: The android becomes involved in a conflict between workers and their exploiters, fighting for fair treatment and better working conditions.
Unexplained Malfunction: The android's body begins to malfunction, forcing them to seek out a skilled technician or risk losing their memories and identity.
Helping Hand: The android encounters a group of travelers in need of assistance, using their skills and strength to help them overcome obstacles and achieve their goals.
Legacy Porter Laborer 0
Android porters are considered economic necessities because they work to load and unload cargo from ships; they tend to stay focused and work hard until the job is done.
Recall Knowledge - Humanoid (Society): DC 14
Unspecific Lore: DC 12
Specific Lore: DC 9
Perception: +3; Low-Light Vision
Languages Common
Skills Acrobatics +3, Athletics +5, Intimidation +3, Labor Lore +4
Str +3, Dex +1, Con +3, Int 0, Wis +1, Cha +1
Basic Integrated Tools: This android has some common tools built into its construct body. Light-emitting Diodes installed across the apprentice’s forehead function as a flashlight, tool components that detract from their digits are functionally Multi-Tools, Personal Comm components are naturally installed into their head, and 50ft Titanium Alloy Cable has been installed into their torso.
Items: Jumpsuit
AC 14; Fort +7, Ref +5, Will +3
HP 20
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] fist +7 [+3/-1] (agile, nonlethal), Damage 1d4+3 bludgeoning
Heft Crate [two-actions] (manipulate) Requirements The dockhand is adjacent to a crate; Effect The dockhand picks up a crate and heaves it up to 15 feet. Upon landing, the crate breaks open in a 5-foot burst. Each creature within the area takes 2d6 bludgeoning damage (DC 13 basic Reflex save), and the area becomes difficult terrain until cleared.
Ancient Programmers in the Alcyon Sector
Hiring them for tasks: Players could hire a Legacy Porter to load, unload, or transport cargo or to perform other heavy-lifting tasks.
Seeking information: Players could attempt to gain information from a Legacy Porter about shipping schedules, cargo manifests, or local rumors.
Protecting them from harm: If threatened, players could choose to defend a Legacy Porter from pirates, bandits, or other dangers.
Befriending them: Players could try to befriend a Legacy Porter, potentially learning more about their history or gaining a loyal ally.
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