The Chosen One
| Level | Fragmancer Features | Myoshidius Features | Transcendental Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2nd | Philosopher's Notes | Objectivity | Aberrant Explorer |
| 3rd | Trigger Reflex | Mitigating Action | Education in Cosmology |
| 3rd | Rewired Brain | Virtuoso's Prowess | Otherworldly Influence |
| 4th | ─ | ─ | ─ |
| 5th | Workaholic | Limit Breaker | True Spell Power |
| 6th | Rewired Brain upgrade | Virtuoso's Prowess upgrade | Otherworldly Influence upgrade |
| 6th | Philosopher's Notes upgrade | Objectivity upgrade | Aberrant Explorer upgrade |
| 8th | ─ | ─ | ─ |
| 9th | Rewired Brain upgrade | Virtuoso's Prowess upgrade | Otherworldly Influence upgrade |
| 10th | Philosopher's Notes upgrade | Objectivity upgrade | Aberrant Explorer upgrade |
| 11th | Arcane Knowledge | Retain Enemy | Mana Creation |
| 12th | Rewired Brain upgrade | Virtuoso's Prowess upgrade | Otherworldly Influence upgrade |
| 13th | ─ | ─ | ─ |
| 14th | Philosopher's Notes upgrade | Objectivity upgrade | Aberrant Explorer upgrade |
| 15th | Rewired Brain upgrade | Virtuoso's Prowess upgrade | Otherworldly Influence upgrade |
| 16th | ─ | ─ | ─ |
| 17th | ─ | ─ | ─ |
| 18th | Rewired Brain upgrade | Virtuoso's Prowess upgrade | Otherworldly Influence upgrade |
| 18th | Philosopher's Notes upgrade | Objectivity upgrade | Aberrant Explorer upgrade |
| 19th | ─ | ─ | ─ |
| 20th | Scientific Master | Virtuoso's Ceiling | Energy Resistance |
The Chosen One
Across all Vifel, there's a legend of a person called "The Chosen One", who is the unifier of the nations, the master diplomat and hero. Due to the friction between the cultures of the 3 continents, they believe only the Chosen One can make them agree, because only him has the knowledge of all 3 cultures and understands all sides of the battle. The truth is, anyone can be the Chosen One.
Multiclassing
To become a chosen one, you need to pick one of the three Vifel classes: Fragmancer, Myoshidius or Transcendental and then multiclass into the other two. Optionally, you can just multiclass into one of them, to be a partial chosen one. This special multiclass that you make as the Chosen One has different rules than those on the PHB and can only be made between the classes of Vifel.
Needless to say, the two types of multiclass are mutually exclusive. You can't pick normal levels in classes after becoming a chosen one and vice-versa.
This special multiclass still follows the same pre-requisites of the common multiclass. If your character needs 13 in a certain score to gain a level in another class, you can't pick features of another class without meeting those requirements first.
Features at 1st-Level
At the first level, choose one of the three classes: Fragmancer, Myoshidius or Transcendental, this class will determine your Hit Dice, your first level features, your spellcasting feature and your subclass features. For example if you pick Myoshidius, you'll have a 1d10 Hit Dice, the Skillslinger class feature and the Mission Focus subclass features. All starting proficiencies and equipment are also defined by the class you pick at first level.
Features at Higher Levels
After the first level, you may choose any feature that you'd gain from your initial class and exchange it for another feature of the same level from the classes that you didn't pick (Fragmancer, Myoshidius or Transcendental). The Chosen One table details which features can be exchanged for each other features. Only features in the same line can be exchanged for each other.
Picking any feature from a class different than the one you started with qualifies your character as the Chosen One.
You can't exchanges features from your class for those of a class you didn't meet the prerequisites.
Upgrades
Upgrade features are not limited to upgrading only the initial feature, you can choose different upgrade features in different levels. For example on the 2nd-level you can choose Objectivity and on 6th-level choose Philosopher's Notes.
Class Referencing
Any features that you choose that references one of the three classes you can consider instead that it references the class of the Chosen One. The same works for features that use your level in one of the classes, you use instead your levels in the Chosen One.
However not all mentions of the class should be replaced. If a feature mentions for example a spell list, you can't replace it by the Chosen One spell list because there isn't one and not all three classes have spell lists.
Any scenarios that don't fit in this rule, ask your GM how to proceed.