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Player > Class > Soldier > Styles > Gloom Gunner
Starfinder Adventure Path #12: Heart of Night (Signal of Screams 3 of 3) p.52
A gloom gunner has an eldritch connection to the Shadow
Plane. By choosing this style, you create this link and use
it to infuse your weapon attacks with the dark dimension's
uncanny magic. As your martial skill increases, so does your
bond to the Shadow Plane. This stronger union with shadow
allows you to become a frightening combatant with any
armaments you wield.
A couple of these features add bonus fusions to a
weapon you wield. No weapon can gain a fusion it already
has. However, these bonus fusions don't count toward the
maximum total level of fusions the weapon can have at once.
Due to your connection with the Shadow Plane, any weapon you wield is infused with planar power. Your melee and ranged attacks count as magic for the purposes of bypassing damage reduction and other situations, such as attacking incorporeal creatures.
Weapons are considered to have the ominous fusion while you wield them. A creature that gains the shaken condition from your bonus ominous fusion can gain that condition again from the same weapon, even if 24 hours haven't passed.
If you score a critical hit with a weapon you wield, you can apply the critical hit effect of the ominous fusion in addition to one other critical hit effect the weapon has. When you render a target shaken, you can spend 1 Resolve Point to change that condition to frightened for the same duration. In addition, once per day when you fail a saving throw against a mind-affecting effect, you can reroll that saving throw.
Weapons are considered to have the ghost killer fusion while you wield them (this is in addition to the ominous fusion granted by your shadow fusion ability). In addition, you can use your connection to the Shadow Plane to add one of the following benefits to a weapon you wield. These benefits cause bizarre visual distortions when you use them because they're made possible by your manipulation of the spatial incongruities between the Shadow Plane and the Material Plane. A chosen benefit lasts until the end of your turn.
As a standard action, you can spend 1 Resolve Point to make an attack against a creature you are aware of, ignoring all cover and concealment (including total). If the attack is a ranged attack, the target must be within your weapon's first range increment. The attack affects only your selected target, even if it normally affects an area or multiple targets. You still have to roll to hit your target, and an attack that misses has no effect
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