Special Thanks

Special thanks to Unearth Arcana subreddit, Matthew Mercer and the other stars of Critical Role, the GMBinder, and my friends back at home that have somewhat reviewed this material.

I used u/pa1ebluedot version of the Deadeye for much of the bases for the sub-class. The main difference between the two are that mine allows for some optional firearm use.

I also used a good amount of u/merzor Guild Wars 2 Races as the bases for most of the races in this document.

FYI To Grammar Nazis

There will be a lot grammar and spelling mistakes in this as the writer isn't the best when it comes to those two areas. Feel free to point them out, just realize there will be a lot of them.

Goals (Not in order)

• Learn how to make a proper Table of Contents
• Use feedback to help balance these ideas.
• Fix Pointed out Grammar Mistakes (This will never be done XD).
• Add Scrapper and Holosmith as Artificer subclasses when the Artificer officially comes out later this year and I get a copy of the new book.
• Add pictures.
• Continue adding Legendary Weapons, Armors, and Trinkets as they come out.
• New Section for Mounts.
• Double Elementalist Aura's (That way an Elementalist can specialized in one elemental type)
• Update towards the end of December.
• Add Elite Specialization Weapons as Magical Items
• Add Monsters.

Diminutive Artisans

The asura are an underground race of magic wielding inventors until the Great Destroyer forced them to the surface. The asura value intelligence and intellectual superiority over all other attributes. Individual asura will dedicate an entire lifespan to building a portfolio of successful projects or becoming the foremost expert of some tiny aspect of the arcane. They constantly seek to prove their own intellectual superiority, and by extension the superiority of the asura race. This typically results in asura being arrogant to the point of rudeness towards others, especially towards non-asura races. The asura have quickly established their intellectual and magical superiority over the other races and view them as useful primarily for heavy lifting, taking risks, and asking stupid questions.

Golems and Gates

Asura magical technology is second to none. Their experiments with magic are evident through the impressive floating structures found around and within their cities. Many asura study the difficult art of golemancy, and golems are often used for defense and general work. The golems' complete absence of intelligence and huge size complements the asura perfectly. The most important contribution of the asura to Tyrian society is the asura gate network which links many of the major cities of Tyria. To maintain this, they have retained a neutral attitude to all races. Asuran Colleges

The asura education holds three forms. First, children learn in small groups in labs within Metrica Province. When they're old enough, if they qualify, they join one of the three asuran colleges: The College of Statics, College of Dynamics, and College of Synergetics. Thirdly, asura will often study under mentors as an assistant; it's unclear when this takes place in the asuran education span, however. After graduation from college, asura typically join a krewe and a lab until they can become their own krewe leaders.

Inventions and Offsprings

Asura have a strong sense of family and extended family, they affectionately refer to their children as “progeny” or “offspring". They also venerate their parents, and grandparents. Asura traditionally cremate their dead. Asura tend to practice serial monogamy, in that they have a serious romantic relationship with only one other asura at a time. Most of these relationships are equal partnerships which often (but not always) have a firm, predetermined end date. Most often, such relationships come out of two asura who fall in love with the same beautiful concept. These marriages of the mind produce rapid development of ideas, increased conceptual paradigms, and/or children. Relationships that break up tend to feature more fights about who gets the inventions than who gets the kids. The Eternal Alchemy

Asura believe in the Eternal Alchemy - the idea that all beings and magic in the world are a part or function of a greater purpose or "machine". Asuran life is built around the research of the Eternal Alchemy - the asura join one of three massive colleges dedicated to this research, each covering different fields. It is believed once complete mastery is gained over the Eternal Alchemy, mastery will be gained over all of Tyria. There are various asura who proclaim that Eternal Alchemy is not a religion, but rather a science.

Asura Names

An asura's name often consists of a short, sharp first name with one or two syllables. Feminine asura names typically end in -i or -a vowel sounds, but are not required to do so. Masculine names often end in a consonant sound. Both male and female Asuras often have two of the same letter in a row somewhere in their name, this being a cultural norm, but it is certainly not required. Asura do not have a last name, instead opting to use job titles, a krewe name, or honorifics to differentiate themselves.

Asura Traits

Your Asura has an assortment of natural traits

Ability Score Increase Your Intelligence score increases by 2 and your Dexterity score increases by 1.

Alignment Asura take it upon themselves to remain neutral with the other races, but due to their curious and ambitious nature they often bend their own rules and thus vary from Lawful to Chaotic.

Size Asura are between 3 and 4 feet tall and average about 40 pounds. Your size is Small.

Speed Asura are quick despite their small legs. Your base walking speed is 30 feet.

Darkvision Accustomed to life underground, you have superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.

Always at War

The charr are a military culture and their society, technology and relationships are very much focused on supporting war. Society is built around military units which charr become a part of from childhood. Non-military tasks, such as farming and trade, can be left to the young, retired, and injured. But no matter a charr's vocation they are always viewed as a soldier and view life like a soldier. Weakness and foolishness from individuals is viewed with particular contempt, some of such acts can result in a charr becoming a gladium, or in a worse case, the charr's name being stricken from the race's history.

Fahrars and Warbands

Charr on occasion mate for life, but most relationships are more casual than that. Families are recognized but adult charr have very little contact with their parents or offspring, but sometimes keep tabs on each other for events which could reflect back on the family’s reputation. As soon as a cub is weaned, around being a year old, they enter a fahrar of one of their parents' legions. The fahrar is the cubs' first warband and they are trained as a military unit under supervision of an adult and are considered an adult when the warband no longer needs supervision.

The cubs are taught to unify and define their own social structure and the warband shares a root name which they incorporate into their surname. While ancestry is known and acknowledged, the parents have little to do with the raising of the cub, and as such warbands are viewed as a charr's family and the bonds of loyalty and kinship formed between them are stronger than those of other races' families. Though some charr leave, change, or lose their warbands, these strong bonds usually leave a deep impact on the charr; charr changing warband must change their name and fit in quickly if they are to survive. However, charr have been known to choose the fate of becoming a gladium rather than risk losing those bonds again.

When the oppression of the female charr by the Flame Legion ended, male and female charr were once again viewed as equals. Male and female charr do not differentiate themselves through wearing differently tailored or styled clothing We Killed our Gods

Due to their history many charr shun religion. They do not accept any god's authority and quickly anger on topics of charr worship or manipulation by god-like beings. Charr acknowledge other races' gods as beings of power but do not see them as something worthy of worship. Charr view the deities as beings to fight and strive to kill. At best, their reverence and respect is limited only to great heroes and their deeds in their history, such as Pyre Fierceshot and Kalla Scorchrazor.

Charr Traits

Your Charr has an assortment of natural traits.

Ability Score Increase Your Constitution and Strength score increases by 1.

Age Charr mature at about the same rate as humans and live about as long, but their young are fully independent in several months old.

Alignment Charr follow a strict code of rank, and the greatest punishment for a charr is dishonor and thus tend to be Lawful. They value strength and anything that can aid them in war, giving little regard to "lesser" races and thus tend to be more Neutral rather than Good or Evil although both exist.

Size Charr typically stand between 7 and 8 feet tall and weigh an average of 220 to 270 pounds. Your size is Medium.

Speed Your base walking speed is 30 feet.

Darkvision With your feline eyes, you have superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.

Menacing You are proficient in the Intimidation skill.

Claws You are never unarmed. You are proficient with your claws, which are a melee weapon that deals 1d4 + your Strength modifier slashing damage.

Charr Weapon Training You are proficient with one martial weapon and one firearm of your choice.

Battle Roar You may use your bonus action to unleash an inspiring battle cry. The next ally within 30 feet that hits with a weapon attack automatically rolls the highest possible number on his weapon die. Once you’ve used this trait you can’t use it again until you finish a short or long rest.

Languages You can speak, read, and write Common and Charr.

Legion’s Training (Subrace) From a young age, you’ve trained within the stealthy Ash Legion, the ferocious Blood Legion, the inventive Iron Legion or the Holy Flame Legion

Skalds and Moots

Norn culture is highly individualistic with a focus on personal success and glory—particularly when gained from the hunt or in a battle. The norn do not fear death as they believe the bold and strong can achieve immortality, but they do fear they will be weak and end up forgotten. As a result each norn seeks to prove themselves, to build their legend through feats of individual valor and great victories.

Every norn hopes their legend will be told by the skaald and celebrated at a moot with story and song. Norn usually have a great sense of personal honor, for a norn without respect from others is already forgotten. For many norn, the focus on prestige means they're willing to accept any challenge which will prove their worth. They will never give up on their battle, quarry or friends, even if it means years spent tackling a strong enemy or difficult task. Yet for other norn the pursuit of prestige translates to bragging, bullying, unwise snap decisions and an unwillingness to listen to reason

Spirits of the Wild

The norn have a shamanistic religion where they revere totem animals of the Spirits of the Wild, the spirits of the strongest, bravest, wisest, or most cunning animals of the Shiverpeaks. The Great Spirit is Bear, who is seen as the strongest of all the spirits and is said to have granted the norn with the ability to 'become the bear'. The worship of the spirits Snow Leopard, Raven and Wolf is also prevalent because of the assistance they gave the norn in the past on their exodus south. There are many other totem spirits among the norn, such as Ox, Eagle, and Wurm, but they are not as widely revered. Norn Names

Most norn follow a Northern European or Viking-style first name system, though some like the famous explorer Captain Romke and his crew have Dutch and Frisian names.

Their surnames can vary in a multitude of styles. Norn without any achievements or legends have surnames after one of their parents (father/mother's first name followed by - sson or -sdottir or a variant thereof); this is most commonly seen in children, and they're named after the more famous of their parents even if they do not like said parent (e.g., Braham Eirsson). Surnames do not get adopted from generation to generation and they can be changed by the individual to fit their own personal legend (e.g., a famous Wolfborn member took the surname Wolfsdottir); married couples may not always share surnames either (though some may, e.g., Knut and Gaerta Whitebear). Some norn may also take titles instead of a surname if it fits them and their legend more (e.g., Borje the Sun Chaser).

Norn Traits

Your Norn has an assortment of natural traits.

Ability Score Increase Your Strength score increases by 2.

Age A norn might live to 120 and maintain their good health and vitality for a long time, though very few die of old age.

Alignment A Norn seeks glory above all else and thus tends to be more Chaotic and reckless. Norn are quick to anger but quicker to forgive and most tend to be Good hearted.

Size Norn are between 8 and 9 feet tall and weigh between 300 and 350 pounds. Your size is Medium.

Speed Your base walking speed is 30 feet.

Natural Athlete You have proficiency in the Athletics skill.

Powerful Build You count as one size larger when determining your carrying capacity and the weight you can push, drag, or lift.

Mountain Born You're acclimated to high altitude, including elevations above 20,000 feet. You're also naturally adapted to cold climates, as described in chapter 5 of the Dungeon Master's Guide.

Languages You can speak, read, and write Common and Norn.

Favored Spirit (Subrace) Although all norn revere all Spirits of the Wild, most norn live their life focusing on the teachings of one. Choose one from Bear, Raven, Snow Leopard or Wolf and gain additional traits below:

Born of the Pale Tree

Prior to emergence they share a bond through the Pale Tree which they call the Dream of Dreams. In this dream, a growing sylvari is exposed to the consciousness of the Pale Tree and the vast pool of knowledge accumulated by all previous sylvari. When a new one emerges, a portion of this knowledge remains with them, including basic wisdom and understanding from the Pale Tree and a small fraction of what other sylvari have seen and experienced, though this rarely includes specific memories. After emergence, the bond with the Pale Tree is weaker but it links all sylvari and, to an extent, other plants. On rare occasion, twins can emerge from the same pod and they exhibit a greater empathy toward one another.

Newborn Race

Sylvari are usually honest, direct and focused, taking most things at face value. With the dream ensuring there is so much in common with the other sylvari, experience is cherished for creating uniqueness between them. They are eager to learn, experience and understand.

Sylvari morality and ethics are based on those of the Pale Tree. These were formed by following the lives of Ronan and Ventari, during the early growth of the Pale Tree and later written on Ventari's Tablet situated at the base of the tree. After emergence a sylvari is guided by older sylvari to understand what they have dreamed and ensure they have a clear understanding of the tablet, their history and the world. Despite the kick start of knowledge from the dream they still seem naive as there are some matters which seem beyond their comprehension. Emotions and tact, in particular, are difficult for them to grasp, so often a sylvari will state out loud something which would normally be politely avoided by other races. Death too is not fully understood but viewed as something to be embraced and, as with many things in a sylvari's life, is viewed with a great degree of curiosity. These views serve to form an acceptance of and fascination with death that other races may find disturbing. Sylvari Names

Sylvari names, as well as place names in Caledon Forest, are generally inspired by Celtic (Irish, Scots Gaelic and Welsh) names. Sylvari do not have surnames, as they're all part of the same "family," though to each other they are more like distant relatives except in special cases.

Sylvari do not "choose" their names nor are they outright given by the Pale Tree or other sylvari. Instead, the sylvari simply 'know' their names upon awakening, though why is never explored and the sylvari do not question why this is.

Sylvari Traits

Your Sylvari has an assortment of natural traits.

Ability Score Increase Your Dexterity score increases by 2.

Age Sylvari started awakening from their pods fully grown only decades ago. It is unknown how long a Sylvari can live.

Alignment Sylvari are curious by nature, and though they often respect it they disregard law and order, favoring the chaotic growth of nature. Most are empathetic creatures and follow a good allignment.

Size Sylvari are around 5 feet in height and have slender builds. Your size is Medium.

Speed Your base walking speed is 30 feet.

Darkvision Accustomed to twilight forests and the night sky, you have superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.

Feyborn Plants Your creature type is Plant, in addition you have advantage on saving throws against being charmed, and magic can't put you to sleep.

Languages You can speak, read, and write Common.

Subrace The cycle in which a sylvari is born determines multiple trait about the newborn sylvari.

Spellcasting

When you reach 3rd level, you augment your martial prowess with the ability to cast certain spells.

Spell Slots. The Chronomancer Spellcasting table shows how many spell slots you have to cast at first level or higher. To cast one of these spells, you must expend a slot of the spell's level or higher. You regain all expended spell slots when you finish a long rest.

For example, if you know the 1st-level spell Mage Armor and have a 1st-level and a 2nd-level spell slot available, you can cast Mage Armor using either slot.

Spellcasting Ability Wisdom is your spellcasting ability for your spells and wells you learn through your studies of time manipulation. You use your Wisdom whenever a spell refers to your spellcasting ability. In addition, you use your Wisdom modifier when setting the saving throw DC for the spells you cast and when making an attack roll with one.

Well of Eternity

Create a well that speeds up time healing and removing certain conditions form your allies.

For 1 temporal point, create a well with a diameter of 10 feet. Allies inside the circle can spend a number of hit dice equal up to your Wisdom modifier to heal themselves, while at the same time they are cured of the poisoned, burning, fatigued, or stunned condition.

Well of Action

Create a well of quick time that speed up the movement of your allies.

For 3 temporal points, create a well with a diameter of 10 feet. Until the end of your next turn allies inside the well can use their bonus action as an action. (This could allow allies cast two spells, interact with two objects or use two action requiring abilities in one turn.)

Well of Calamity

Creates a well that rends time, damaging, weakening and crippling foes in the area.

For 2 temporal points, create a well with a diameter of 20 feet. Enemies inside the circle must make a Wisdom saving throw, taking 3d8 physic damage and can't use their reactions on a failed save or half as much on a successful save.

Well of Precognition

Creates a well that gives allies the ability to see the future and allows them to block incoming attacks.

For 3 temporal points create, a well with a diameter of 20 feet. Allies inside of the circle gain an additional +2 bonus to their AC until the end of their next turn.

Well of Recall

Creates a well that steals memories from foes, damaging and slowing them.

For 2 temporal points, create a well with a diameter of 20 feet. Enemies inside the circle must make a Wisdom saving throw taking 4d6 physic damage and losing half their movement spend and taking half damage on a successful save.

Gravity Well

Create a powerful well that warps space in an area, knocking down, floating, and pulling foes caught in its event horizon.

For 5 temporal points, create well with a diameter of 20 feet. Enemies inside the circle must make a Constitution saving throw taking 4d10 force and being knocked prone on a failed save a half damage a successful save.

Spellcasting

When you reach 3rd level, you augment your martial prowess with the ability to cast certain spells.

Spell Slots. The Mirage Spellcasting table shows how many spell slots you have to cast at first level or higher. To cast one of these spells, you must expend a slot of the spell's level or higher. You regain all expended spell slots when you finish a long rest.

For example, if you know the 1st-level spell Mage Armor and have a 1st-level and a 2nd-level spell slot available, you can cast Mage Armor using either slot.

Spellcasting Ability Charisma is your spellcasting ability for your spells and mirage skills you learn through your studies of illusion magic. You use your Charisma whenever a spell refers to your spellcasting ability. In addition, you use your Charisma modifier when setting the saving throw DC for the spells you cast and when making an attack roll with one.

Mirage Mirror

Create a mirage of a shining gem that's surface act like a mirror.

As an action create a Mirage Mirror for 1 Illusion Point on an open space within 5 feet of your location. Once a creature touches the mirage they take 1d10 physic damage and the mirage disappears. You can only have up to five Mirage Mirrors at any given point.

False Oasis

Create a mirage at your current location and heals. When the mirage expires, it spawns a Mirage Mirror.

As an action create a False Oasis for 3 illusion points over an area of a circle with a diamater of 10 feet centered on you. Allies inside the circle or that end their turn in the circle heal 2d4 hit points. At the start of your next turn the mirage fades leaving behind a Mirage Mirror inside the earlyer circle.

Crystal Sands

Draw in shards of crystal sand to create a Mirage Mirror at a target location.

As an action create a Mirage Mirror for 2 illusion points in an unoccupied space within 60 feet of your current location.

Illusionary Ambush

You and all your illusions teleport to a random point around your target and attack.

As an action you can spend 3 illusion points to teleport you and all your illusion within melee range of a target that you can see within 60 feet. Then you and all your illusions can make 1 melee attack against said target.

Mirage Ambush (Mirage Ambush / Retreat)

Teleport and unleash an attack that blinds your target and nearby foes. Then return to your starting point, leaving behind a illusion at your previous location.

As a bonus action you can spend 3 illusion points to teleport to a target you can see within 60 feet and then spend your action to attack said target. The target must make a Consitution saving throw against your Spell DC or be blinded until the end of their next turn. At the end of your turn, you teleport back to the location you started at, leaving behind a illusion.

Counter

At 3rd level you learned how to absorb part of the next attack against you, allowing you to counterattack a near by foe.

As a bonus action you can attempt to counter the next attack against you. The next attack made against you that hits has it's damaged halfed against you, and you can use your reaction to then make an attack against an enemy within melee range dealing an equal amount of damage you just took.

Battle Meditations

At 7th level you have learned how to mediate during battle to see past your enemies' defenses or strength your offensive capabilities. What and how these meditations work can be found at the end of this section.

Natural Healing

At 10th level through meditation you have learned how to empower your second wind.

Now when you use your second wind ability you can also remove one of the following conditions: Blinded, Charmed, Deafened, Frightened, Incapacitated, Poisoned, or 1 point of exhaustion.

You may use this ability the same amount of times equal to the amount of times you can use the second wind ability.

Sight beyond Sight

At 15th level through meditation you have learned how to focus your mind giving you True Sight with a range of 60 feet for one hour.

You may use this ability a number of times equal to your Wisdom Modifier.

Winds of Disenchantment

At 18th level through meditation you have learned how to create an Antimagic Field. You can use this ability a number of times equal to your Wisdom modifier, maximum of 5 times per long rest.

This acts as the spell Antimagic Field, except you can only concentrate on this for up to 1 minute.

Meditations

During combat you can spend a bonus action to meditate on one of the following meditations. You can meditate a number of times equal to your wisdom modifier per long rest. Some meditations require a target(s) to make a saving throw, the DC is calculated by the following formula,

Tenets of Dragonhunter

Though the exact words and strictures of the Oath of the Dragonhunter vary, most paladins of this oath share these tenets.

Spear of Justice. Be the first spear in the fight against dragons.

Hunter's Verdict. Be swift and quick when killing a foe that could smarter then themselves.

Chromatic Bane. Slay all Chromatic dragons you come across, none are worthy of mercy.

Metallic Terror. Not all Metallic Dragons are good, so don't let their color mean anything.

Oath Spells

You gain oath spells at the paladin levels listed.

Channel Divinity

When you take this oath at 3rd level, you gain the following two Channel Divinity options.

Radiant Bow. As a bonus action, you can summon a longbow into your open hands. This longbow uses your charisma modifier for it's to hit and attack rolls, rather then dexterity modifier. It naturaly fires arrows of light that deal radiant damage rather then piercing damage, although it can fire normal and magical arrows as well.

The Radiant Bow lasts for 1 minute, until you drop it, dismiss it, or you fall unconscious.

Dragons Bane As a bonus action, you can call upon you or your god's hatred of dragons to help you deal more damage. For the next minute on a hit you deal an extra 1d6 radiant damage once per turn.

At level 10 this extra damage increases to 2d6, and 3d6 at level 20.

Daily Light

At 7th level you have learned how use your light magic to create magical light traps. Each trap takes a portion of your daily light, which you have an amount equal to your charisma modifier + proficiency bonus. You regain your daily light after a long rest.

The description for the traps and how they work can be found on the next page.

Resist Draconic Elements

At 15th level you can use your reaction to resist damage from an attack that deals acid, cold, fire, lightning, or poison damage.

At 18th level, you can give this resistance to an ally that you see within 20 feet as a reaction.

Wings of Resolve

At 20th level, as an action you can use your light magic to manifest angelic wings to fight the dragons in the sky. For 1 hour, you gain the following benefits:

• Wings sprout from your back and grant you a flying speed of 60 feet.
• As a bonus action you can Dash (flying) with your wings.
• When you make a successful save against a dragons breath weapon, you take no damage rather then half.

Once you use this feature, you can't use it again until you finish a long rest.

Radiant Traps

Some traps require a saving throw, the DC is your spell DC when placed. You can up to three traps out at anytime. When you place a trap you must decide who is your Allies and Enemies. The trap will last for up to 1 minute, someone / thing activates it, or you dismiss it.

When a creature walks into the radius of your trap or you command it to activate as a bonus action the trap will activate. Sometimes the trap will only affect enemies other's affect both.

Tenets of Firebrand

Though the exact words and strictures of the Oath of the Firebrand vary, most paladins of this oath share these tenets.

Knowledge. Knowledge is power, which is why only the chosen should no the full truth.

Resolve. Never falter in your beliefs, for they must be supported by facts.

Courage. Never be afraid to learn new information, even if it doesn't support your beliefs.

Fire. While you will cause destruction in your path, leave behind the seeds to start anew like fire.

Oath Spells

You gain oath spells at the paladin levels listed.

Channel Divinity

When you take this oath at 3rd level, you gain the following two Channel Divinity options.

Firey Aura As a bonus action you can summon a magical flame to surround your body that lasts for 1 minute, or until you lose your concentration (as if you were concentrating on a spell). When enemies makes a melee attack against you, they must take disadvantage on the attack roll, or take a 1d4 + your Charisma Modifier. They can only take this damage once per round.

Phoenix Fire As a bonus action you can make any fire damage you deal magically infused so that it hurts even the most resilient creatures. For the next hour the creatures that are normally immune fire damage take half damage, while creatures with resistance take full damage.

Mantra's

At 7th level thanks to you lore and book keeping you figured out one of the lost ways of magic manipulation, Mantra's. How they work and what Mantra's you know can be found on the next page.

Control of Fire

At 15th level you have figured out how to cast some fire based cantrips that Paladons normally can't cast. These cantrips use your charisma modifier for the Spell Attack and DC.

• Fire Bolt
• Control Flames
• Create Bonfire

Tome of Fire

At 20th level your knowledge and mastery of Fire allow you to cast higher level spells that normal Paladin could never cast. These spells use your charisma modifier for the Spell Attack and DC.

You can cast the following spells a total number of three times per long rest.

• Investiture of Flame
• Delayed Blast Fireball
• Fire Storm
• Meteor Swarm

Manatra's

Manatra's are one of the many ways to manipulate the magic around someone with out using spell slots. During a long rest you pick mantra (s) to place on yourself. The amount of Mantra's you can place on yourself is equal to half your proficiency bonus rounded down. Each Mantra has it's own trigger condition that must be meet in order for the Mantra to activate. A Mantra can activate a number of times equal to your charisma modifier before it can no longer trigger.

You can swap out your Mantra's Recharge during the long rest as well as recharge the ones that have already been spent.

Soulbeast Features

Soulbeast Magic

Starting at 3rd level, you learn an additional spell when you reach certain levels in this class, as shown in the Soulbeast Spells table. These spells count as a ranger spells for you, but it doesn't count against the number of ranger spells you know.

Animal Companions

At 3rd level, you have a number of beast companions that accompany you alongside your adventures. You can only have one companion out at a time, the others are stored in an amulet, necklace or ring that you wear at all times. The number of beast, size and challenge rating your companions can have can be found by in the Companion Table found bellow. While the beast is out alongside you, you can add your proficiency bonus to the beast's AC, attack rolls, and damage rolls, as well as to any saving throws and skills it is proficient in.

The beast obeys your commands as best as it can. It takes its turn on your initiative, though it doesn't take an action unless you command it to. On your turn, you can verbally command the beast where to move (no action required by you). You can use your bonus action to verbally command it to take the Attack, Dash, Disengage, Dodge, or Help action.

While traveling through your favored terrain with only your beasts, you can move stealthily at a normal pace.

lf the beast dies, or you find another one you want to tame, you can obtain another one by spending 8 hours magically bonding with another beast that isn't hostile to you.

Beastmode

At 3rd level the bond with your beasts are so strong that you can merge into one gaining the following benefits:

• Your AC becomes their AC if yours is lower then theirs.
• You can use their Attacks as if it was your own as a bonus action.
• You become proficient in any skills they are proficient in.
• Your Max HP increases by 1/4 of your beasts current health. (It can't be more then 1/4 of your normal health)

You can only enter Beastmode once per long rest and it only lasts up to one hour, or you die.

Stronger Bond

At 7th Level your bond is so stong that when you go into beast mode you also gain your beasts resistances, senses (like darkvision, blindsense, or tremorsense), their movement speeds if it more than yours (such as flight, Swim, etc), even if you didn't have it to begin with.

Spell Sharing

Beginning at 11th level, when you or an ally cast a spell that targets you, you can also have it affect your current beast companion with the spell if the beast is within 30 feet of you.

Ultimate Bond

At 15th level your bond is so great that if you were to die while in beast mode your companion would rather sacrifice its life then let you go down.

Instead of dropping to zero hit points while in beastmode, your beastmode will end and you will stay up with 1 HP.

Bonus Proficiency

When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you gain proficiency with longbow, heavy crossbow, and firearms (At DM's discretion) allowing you to add your proficiency bonus to attacks made with those weapons.

Kneel

Starting at 3rd level, you can use your Cunning Action to move at half your speed to begind suitable cover (cover that you ca shoot over while kneeling behind) and then Hide.

Deadeye's Gaze

Starting at 3rd level, you can mark a target that you can see as a Bonus Action. The first time on your turn that you hit the marked creature with a weapon attack, you gain a point of Malice. You gain additional malice every time you get a critical hit or you reduce your marked target to 0 hit points. You can have up to 3 points of Malice at any time. You lose all your Malice at the end of a short or long rest. You can use your Malice to gain access to the following maneuvers listed under the Malice Maneuvers.

At 3rd level, you know the Deadly Aim maneuver plus 2 other maneuvers of your choice. At 7th, 10th, and 15th level you learn 2 additional maneuvers of your choice. Each time you learn new maneuvers, you can also replace one maneuver you know with a different one. You can only use one maneuver per attack.

Collateral Damage

Starting at 9th level, as a reaction when a creature marked by your Deadeye's Gaze dies, you may trigger a burst of shadow energy against each creature within 5-feet of the marked creature forcing them to make a Dexterity save. On a failed save, the creature takes 1d8 necrotic damage for each point of Malice you currently have built, or half damage if the save succeeds.

Shadow Meld

Starting at 13th level, you can hide in areas of darkness or dim-lighting. When you hide in such an area you are Invisible until you Attack or take another Move or Dash action. When you are hidden in the shadows your voice becomes deep and tenebrous. You gain Advantage on Intimidation checks made from the shadows (the target only needs to hear your voice) and, if the target is marked by your Deadeye's Gaze, you may apply your current points of Malice as a bonus towards the check (using Malice in this manner does not consume it).

One in the Chamber

Beginning at 17th level, when you mark a target with Deadeye's Gaze you automatically gain 1 point of Malice if you don't already have any, and you can immediately make a Dash as part the same Bonus Action.

Ammunition

All firearms require ammunition to make an attack, and due to their rare nature, ammunition may be near impossible to find or purchase. However, if materials are gathered, you can craft ammunition yourself using your Tinker's Tools (cost and time are DM's discretion). Each firearm uses its own unique ammunition.

Necromancy Savant

Beginning when you select this school at 2nd level, the gold and time you must spend to copy a necromancy spell into your spellbook is halved.

In addition you learn to extra necromancy cantrips of your choice form any spell list.

Bonus Proficiency

Starting at 2nd level the school of the reaper has taught you how to use a greatsword useing your intelligence modifier rather then your strength modifier for To-Hit and Damage rolls.

Life Force

At 6th level you gain the ability to reap the life force of a foe on every hit. Once per turn, half the damage dealt to a single target gets turned into your Life Force. You can expend Life Force by using a shout, or later by going into Reaper Shroud. You can have a max amount of Life Force equal to your max Health. You lose all accumulated Life Force after a long rest.

Reaper Shroud

At 10th level your mastery over Life Force allows you to turn into a Reaper. As a bonus action you turn yourself into Reaper once per long rest.

While in Reaper Shroud you become a surrounded in shadows and darkness, any weapon you wield transforms into a scythe. You also gain the following traits as part of your transformation:

• You can't be Frightened
• You resist Necrotic and Cold Damage
• While in this form, your Life Force acts as your Health
• You don't collect Life Force while in this form
• After all your Life Force is consumed you drop Reaper form
• You lose 3 Life Force at the end of your turn.
• You can use the Reaper Skills listed bellow

Soul Eater

At 14th level, you have masterd the harvesting of Life Force from the recently killed.

When you kill a target, all the damage you just dealt gets turned into Life Force rather then just half

Shouts

The School of the Reaper teaches their students to imbue the recently collected Life Force into magical shouts. You may use a shout as a bonus action as long as you have the Life Force to spend.

Life Slash

Using your shadow scythe, cleave foes in front of you.

For 3 Life Force, imbue your scythe with necrotic energy, and strike a foe you dealing 4d6 necrotic damage. The Life Force is still spent if you miss your attack.

Life Blast

Blast a foe with Life Force.

For 4 Life Force, blast a target with Life Force you see within 120 feet. On hit the target take 3d12 necrotic damage. The Life Force is still spent if you miss your attack.

Death's Charge

Slide forward, hurting all foes in your path. Blind foes at your destination.

For 7 Life Force, charge forward 25 feet. Any creature in your path must make a constitution save against your spell DC. No a failed save they become blind until the end of your next turn and take 3d6 necrotic damage or half as much on a successful one.

Infusing Shadow

Shroud yourself with dark armor making you harder to hit.

For 5 Life Force per round, taken at the end of your turn, add your intelligence modifier to your AC.

Soul Spiral

Spiral and damage nearby foes, dealing high damage.

For 12 Life Force, swing your scythe around yourself causing all creatures within 5 feet of you to make a dexterity saving throw. On a failed save they take 4d10 necrotic damage and half as much on a successful save.

Executioner's Scythe

Deliver a powerful overhand strike to stun a single target.

For 15 Life Force, make a two strike with your scythe that cuts into the soul of your target. The target must make a constitution save against your spell DC. On a failed save they can't take actions until the end of your next turn and take 4d12 necrotic damage or half as much on a successful save.

Necromancy Savant

Beginning when you select this school at 2nd level, the gold and time you must spend to copy a necromancy spell into your spellbook is halved.

In addition you learn to extra necromancy cantrips of your choice form any spell list.

Life Force

At 6th level you gain the ability to reap the life force of a foe on every hit. Once per turn, half the damage dealt to a single target gets turned into your Life Force. You can expend Life Force to summon a Sand Shade and use them in battle. You can have a max amount of Life Force equal to your max Health. You lose all accumulated Life Force after a long rest.

Feed from Corruption

At 10th level your soul has become so tainted from the harvesting of Life Force that you can use necrotic energy to heal yourself

As a reaction to having a necromancy spell or necromantic ability cast on you, if it deals necrotic damage, you can use the energy to heal yourself rather then damage you. You can use this ability a number of times equal to your intelligence modifier per long rest.

Desert Shroud

At 14th level you have figured out to fuse your own Life Force and turn yourself into a Sand Shade.

Once per long rest you can turn yourself into a Sand Shade. While a Sand Shade you gain the following traits as part of your transformation.

• Your base movement speed doubles
• Any Sand Shade ability you spend Life Force on also affects you
• You resist Necrotic and Fire Damage
• While in this form, your Life Force acts as your Health
• You don't collect Life Force while in this form
• After all your Life Force is consumed you drop your Sande Shade form
• You lose 3 Life Force at the end of your turn

Sand Shades

The School of the Scourge teaches their students to imbue the recently collected Life Force into magical Sand Shades. While summoning a Sand Shade takes an action, consuming Life Froce to use one of their abilities takes a bonus action. You can have up to three Sand Shades up at once. They disappear after one minute, you dispel, or detonate them.

Sand Shades can't take damage, nor be targeted by spells much like the Spiritual Weapon spell.

Targets affected by these abilities can only be affected once per cast.

Elementalists

An Elf in elegant robes walks calmly through the forest not noticing that a rouge is aiming a crossbow right at them. As the bolt is let go, but before it hits the Elf’s body becomes covered in stone and the bolt bonces of the dense rock.

A group of bandits have managed to catch themselves a well-known adventure, and a removed all of his magical gear in order to waterboard the man. To the bandit’s surprise waterboarding seems to have no effect on the man they have captured.

Although the group of adventures spent a small fortune hiring their guide. They all agreed this self-proclaimed Mistress of the Land was worth every gold. Not only could she summon more water than the cleric and paladin combined for all them and their rides. Her Earth Elemental was scouting out the land ahead of them completely undetectable by the local creatures.

These individuals are all Elemantalists, manipulators of the four elements. Elemantalists have a connection to the elemental planes which they use to preform acts of raw elemental power.

Mistaken For Druids

One of the main reasons why Elemantalists are so rare is because even when people do find them, the Elemantalists is often mistaken as a Druid. After all both tend to be wise humanoids that get their source of power from nature rather than gods or decades of study. Both tend to have recluse characteristics and would rather watch over a town then live in one.

The biggest difference and the best way to tell a Druid and Elementalist apart is that an Elementalist will never shape change and does not care about balance.

Nature is not Balanced

For Elemantalists, nature is a force to be reckon with. Mother nature can be cruel and punishing one second, then caring and apologetic the next. There is no balance in nature, nature is as it is an always changing battlefield full of destruction. Their mind sets tend to be that of; I have power, therefore I use it. This mind set often leads them into fights with Druids that see Elementalist actions as breaking the balance of nature.

Creating an Elementalist

When making an Elementalist, consider why your character has close bond with the elemental planes. Did your adventurous parents travel through the planes often, in doing so their children have been touched by the elemental planes. Maybe your character was born near an active portal to one of the elemental planes, the proximity effecting your birth.

Where you always an adventure or did you spend a good portion of your life guiding people through some of the harsher natural areas. It wouldn’t be uncommon for an Elementalist to be living alone until they feel they have learned enough about the elementals in order to safely manipulate them.

Class Features

As an Elementalist, you gain the following class features

Elemental Auras

An elemental aura is a way to safely harness one of the four elements that make up the world. An Elementalist masters only a few auras at a time.

At 1st level, you know one elemental aura of your choice. The Auras Known column of the Elemental table shows the total number of auras you know at each level.; when that number goes up for you, choose a new aura.

In addition, whenever you gain a level in this class, you can replace one aura you know with a different one of your choice.

It takes a bonus action to apply an aura or swap auras. An aura last as long as you focus on it, or until another one is applied.

Power Points

You have an internal reservoir of elemental energy that can be devoted to elemental auras you know. This energy is represented by power points. Each elemental aura describes effects you can create with it by spending a certain number of power points. An elemental talent requires no power points.

The number of power points you have is based on your Elementalist level as shown in the Power Points column of the Elementalist table. The number shown for your level is your power point maximum. Your power point total returns to its maximum when you finish a long rest. The number of power points you have can't go below 0 or over your maximum.

Power Limit

Though you have access to a potent amount of elemental energy, it takes training and practice to channel that energy. There is a limit on the number of power points you can spend to activate an elemental aura. The limit is based on your Elementalist level, as shown in the Power Limit column of the Elementalist table. For example, as a 3rd-level Elementalist, you can spend no more than 3 power points on an aura each time you use it, no matter how many power points you have.

Bonus Auras

At 1st level, you learn two additional elemental auras of your choice. They must be chosen from among the Tempest Auras.

Elemental Knowledge

At 1st level, you start gaining a 5th sense that tells you the following information

• You what direction the closes source of water is.
• How fast the wind is going
• How long a fire has been burning / burned
• How below ground you are

Terrain Adaptability

Starting at 3rd level, non-magical terrain doesn't impede the movement speed of you and your allies that stay within 30 feet of you.

Elemental Resilience

Starting at 6th level, your elemental energy grants you resistance. Now when you have an aura it gives you resistance to a corresponding damage according to the table below.

Overload Auras

Starting at 10th level, you have learned how to overload your auras. As an action you can over load your aura, it does one of the following affects depending on the aura you have. In the process of overloading an aura causes it to end. You can overload an aura once per short or long rest.

Elemental Conjuring

At 14th level, as an action you call forth an elemental servant. The elemental of challenge rating 5 or lower of your choice appears in an unoccupied space within 10 feet of you.

The elemental is friendly to you and your companions for the duration. Roll initiative for the elemental, which has its own turns. It obeys any verbal commands that you issue to it (no action required by you). If you don’t issue any commands to the elemental, it defends itself from hostile creatures but otherwise takes no actions.

The elemental disappears when it drops to 0 hit point, you dismiss it, or after 1 hour.

Elemental Focus

The Elemental Focus section of an aura describes the benefit you gain when you choose that aura for your elemental focus.

Effect Options and Power Points

An aura provides different options for how to use it with your power points. Each effect option has a name, and the power point cost of that option appears in parentheses after its name. You must spend that number of power points to use that option, while abiding by your power limit. If you don’t have enough power points left, or the cost is above your power limit, you can’t use the option.

Some options show a range of power points, rather than a specific cost. To use that option, you must spend a number of points within that point range, still abiding by your power limit. Some options let you spend additional power points to increase a discipline’s potency. Again, you must abide by your power limit, and you must spend all the points when you first use the aura; you can’t decide to spend additional points once you see the aura in action.

Components

While most of the Weaver auras require you to hold a particular weapon, very, very few effect options require components. Any required item(s), their costs, and whether or not they are consumed will be after the name of the effect.

Duration

An effect option in an aura specifies how long its effect lasts.

Instantaneous. If no duration is specified, the effect of the option is instantaneous.

Concentration. Some options require concentration to maintain their effects. This requirement is noted with “conc.” after the option’s power point cost. The “conc.” notation is followed by the maximum duration of the concentration. For example, if an option says “conc., 1 min.,” you can concentrate on its effect for up to 1 minute.

Concentrating on an aura's effect follows the same rules as concentrating on a spell. This rule means you can’t concentrate on a spell and an aura's effect at the same time, nor can you concentrate on two auras at the same time. See chapter 10, “Spellcasting,” in the Player’s Handbook for how concentration works.

Targets and Areas of Effect

Elemental auras use the same rules as spells for determining targets and areas of effect, as presented in chapter 10, “Spellcasting,” of the Player’s Handbook.

Saving Throws and Attack Rolls

If an aura requires a saving throw, it specifies the type of save and the results of a successful or failed saving throw. The DC is determined by your elemental ability.

Some auras require you to make an attack roll to determine whether the discipline’s effect hits its target. The attack roll uses your elemental ability.

Combining Elemental Effects

The effects of different elemental auras add together while the durations of the disciplines overlap. Likewise, different options from a elemental aura combine if they are active at the same time. However, a specific option from an elemental aura doesn’t combine with itself if the option is used multiple times. Instead, the most potent effect, usually dependent on how many power points were used to create the effect, applies while the durations of the effects overlap.

Elemental abilities and spells are separate effects, and therefore their benefits and drawbacks overlap. An aura's effect that reproduces a spell is an exception to this rule.

Aqua Trident

Water Weaver Specialization

Manipulate the water in the air or body of water around you to coat your trident to sub-zero temperatures.

Elemental Focus (R: Trident). While focused on this your aura, your trident deals cold damage rather than piercing damage.

Water Missile (1-7 pp). As an action launch a slow-moving water missile at target you can see within 90 feet. On hit it deals 1d6 cold damage per power point spent.

Revenant

A group of goblins surround an armored man thinking they've found a meal. To their surprise he smirks, and seconds after crystal wings form around the man and blow all the back.

An armored tabaxi with a longbow looks down at her team shouting a heroic speech that inspires them to fight until the last breath.

An man dressed for war preaches for peace as a large translucent rock floats next to him.

All these individuals channel the legendary powers of individuals from legends all throughout the astral sea to slaughter foes, unleash chaos and aid allies while on the battle field.

Blindfolded yet not Blind

It isn't that strange to find a revenant that is beginning to use their invoking magic to be wearing a blindfold. The blindfold helps them differentiate between what they see in their current plane and what is in the astral sea.

Eventually they will no longer need the blindfold, assuming they need one at all. Ether way the blind fold doesn't hinder the use of their eyes.

Endless Sea of Powers

A Revenant gets their power from the legends that are told throughout the astral sea. For a Revenant the astral sea acts as nexus of power that the Revenant invokes their magic from. In many ways this magic is similar to that of a warlock pact, but almost as if the revenant could swap their patron. Yet unlike the warlock, these "patrons" don't sign any pacts with the revenant. Now these "patrons" are entities that have significantly changed the world that they come from. This means the possibility for new legends is almost guaranteed.

Creating an Revenant

When making an Revenant, consider why your character has close bond with the astral sea. Did your adventurous parents travel through the planes often, in doing so their children have been touched by the unending astral sea. Maybe your character was born on a spelljammer causing you to have a connection to the astral sea and all the legends told throughout it.

How long did it take you to realize you had a connection to the astral sea? Do you still wear the blindfold to help with focusing the magic? Lastly, do the legends you invoke control you, or do you control them?

Class Features

As a Revenant, you gain the following class features

Legendary Stances

Invoking the powers of individuals of past can be a risky endeavor, which is why even though a Revenant can learn several legends, they can only pick two to have prepared at the same time.

At 1st level, you know one Legend of your choice. The Legends Known column of the Revenant table shows the total number of legends you know at each level.; when that number goes up for you, choose a new legend.

In addition, whenever you gain a level in this class, you can replace one Legend you know with a different one of your choice.

It takes a bonus action to apply a legend or swap legends. A legend last as long as you focus on it, or until another one is applied.

Energy Points

You have an internal reservoir of energy that can be devoted to the legends and skills you know. This energy is represented by energy points. Each legend describes effects you can create with it by spending a certain number of energy points. Some Terrestrial Weapon skills require energy points.

The number of energy points you have is based on your Revenant level as shown in the Energy Points column of the Revenant table. The number shown for your level is your energy point maximum. Your energy point total returns to its maximum when you finish a long rest. The number of evergy points you have can't go below 0 or over your maximum.

Energy Limit

Though you have access to a potent amount of energy, it takes training and practice to channel that energy. There is a limit on the number of energy points you can spend to activate a legend. The limit is based on your Revenant level, as shown in the Energy Limit column of the Revenant table. For example, as a 3rd-level Revenant, you can spend no more than 3 energy points on an legend or skill each time you use it, no matter how many energy points you have.

Bonus Legend

At 1st level, you gain the Renegade Stance. This doesn't count against your total legends known.

Ranged Weapon Training

At 1st level, gain proficiency in in the martial ranged weapons.

Heroic Command

At 3rd level the leadership skills of Kalla have started to seep into your brain.

You gain the Inspiring Leader feat, even if you don't meet the prerequisite.

Citadel Bombardment

At 7th level your connection with Kalla allows you to open a portal through the astral sea, unleashing a storm of artillery from the legions.

Once per long rest, as an action, call down an mini artillery strike on a 20 feet diameter circle that you can see within 120 feet. Creatures within that circle must make a dexterity saving throw. A creature takes 4d6 fire damage and 4d6 bludgeoning damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

Orders from Above

At 14th level you have gained Kalla's commander skills.

You can use the Command spell as if it were an ability a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus per long rest.

Stance

The Invocation section of a stance describes the benefit you gain when you choose that Legend.

Effect Options and Energy Points

A Legend provides different options for how to use your energy points. Each effect option has a name, and the energy point cost of that option appears in parentheses after its name. You must spend that number of energy points to use that option, while abiding by your energy limit. If you don’t have enough energy points left, or the cost is above your energy limit, you can’t use the option.

Some options show a range of energy points, rather than a specific cost. To use that option, you must spend a number of points within that point range, still abiding by your energy limit. Some options let you spend additional power points to increase a discipline’s potency. Again, you must abide by your energy limit, and you must spend all the points when you first use the Legend; you can’t decide to spend additional points once you see the legend in action.

Components

Very, very few effect options require components. Any required item(s), their costs, and whether or not they are consumed will be after the name of the effect.

Duration

An effect option in an legend specifies how long its effect lasts.

Instantaneous. If no duration is specified, the effect of the option is instantaneous.

Concentration. Some options require concentration to maintain their effects. This requirement is noted with “conc.” after the option’s energy point cost. The “conc.” notation is followed by the maximum duration of the concentration. For example, if an option says “conc., 1 min.,” you can concentrate on its effect for up to 1 minute.

Concentrating on an legend's effect follows the same rules as concentrating on a spell. This rule means you can’t concentrate on a spell and a legend's effect at the same time, nor can you concentrate on two auras at the same time. See chapter 10, “Spellcasting,” in the Player’s Handbook for how concentration works.

Targets and Areas of Effect

Legenday Stances use the same rules as spells for determining targets and areas of effect, as presented in chapter 10, “Spellcasting,” of the Player’s Handbook.

Saving Throws and Attack Rolls

If a legend requires a saving throw, it specifies the type of save and the results of a successful or failed saving throw. The DC is determined by your legend ability.

Some legends require you to make an attack roll to determine whether the discipline’s effect hits its target. The attack roll uses your elemental ability.

Combining Legend Effects

The effects of different legendary stances add together while the durations of the disciplines overlap. Likewise, different options from a legendary stance combine if they are active at the same time. However, a specific option from a legendary stance doesn’t combine with itself if the option is used multiple times. Instead, the most potent effect, usually dependent on how many energy points were used to create the effect, applies while the durations of the effects overlap.

Legendary Assassin Stance

Invoke the power of the legendary assassin Shiro Tagachi. Once a guardsman then body for the emperor, he started to deal in dark magic after being feed a lies by demons. He soon killed his emperor and unleashed the Jade Wind on his home. The Jade Wind turned everything within 100 miles into solid jade. As punishment for his actions was turned into an Envoy upon dying, yet he used his new power to create an army. With his army he was able to return back to life, only to get killed again by another hero whose name was lost to the legends of time.

Invocation. While invoking the power of Shiro, he is forced to translate thieves cant to you.

Enchanted Daggers (R: Six Daggers; 2 ep; conc., 1 min). As a bonus action, enchant your daggers so that the next several attacks siphon health. While concentrating you regain 1d4 health upon hitting your target.

Phase Traversal (2 ep). As an action step through the Astral Plane and attack a target you can see within 60 feet.

Riposting Shadow (3 ep). As a reaction to making a dexterity saving throw, dodge backward through the Astral Plane. If you make the save you take no damage, and half damage on a failed save.

Impossible Odds (5 ep, per round). As a bonus action, empower yourself with Shiro's incredible speed and destructive prowess, gaining an additional +20 to your movement speed and an additional 1d8 damage striking foes. The ep, are consumed at the start of your turn if this is active.

Jade Winds (7 ep). As an action, call upon the Jade Wind to turn nearby enemies into jade, petrifying if they fail to make a constitution saving throw. A petrified individual may repeat the saving throw at the end of their turn until they make the save.

Legendary Centaur Stance

Invoke the power of the legendary centaur Ventari. In his youth he was a proud warrior who fought against humans, however over time he grew to abhor the violence that engulfed the two species. Through a seres of spectacular events and his peaceful caring nature he created Ventari's tablet. His tablet radiated so much positive energy it ended up turning the offspring of a powerful evil jungle dragon into peaceful race.

Invocation. While invoking the power of Ventari, you you become more caring and compassionate. This allows you to + your charisma modifier any time you heal an ally.

Projected Tranquility (1 ep). As a bonus action, summon a projected image of Ventari's tablet into an empty space you can see within 30 feet or move the tablet 60 feet. The tablet stabilizes or heals an ally 1 hit point upon it moving through their space while in combat. The tablet must end in an unoccupied space and can't take damage or be destroyed only dispelled by you or someone else who casts dispel magic.

Protective Solace (3 ep; conc., 1 min). As an action, Summon a protective barrier in a 20 feet diameter around the tablet that blocks enemy projectiles. This blocks any magical and non-magical single targeting projectiles.

Natural Harmony (1-7 ep). As an action, collect your energy and release it healing allies next to the tablet a number of d4 equal to the amount of energy points spent.

Purifying Essence (5 ep). As an action, use the tablets healing aura to remove one of the following conditions from each ally next to the tablet. The conditions it removes are blind, charmed, deafened, 1 point of exhaustion, frightened, paralyzed, petrified, poisoned and stunned.

Energy Expulsion (7 ep). As an action detonate the tablet. Enemies next to the tablet must make a strength saving throw. On a failed save the target is knocked prone and back 20 feet and only knocked back 10 feet on a successful save.

Legendary Demon Stance

Invoke the power of the legendary demon Mallyx the Unyielding. He was once a holy knight of a now fallen dark god. He spends his time now gathering an army to avenge his fallen god.

Invocation. While invoking the power of Mallyx your soul become temporarily darker. You have advantage on all deception skill checks.

Empowering Misery (2 ep). As a reaction to being blinded, charmed, deafened, frightened or poisoned your darker soul absorbs the affect healing you 1d10 hit points.

Pain Absorption (4 ep). As a bonus action, harden your darker soul to resist all damage types except physic and radiant damage until the end of your next turn.

Banish Enchantment (3 ep; conc., 1 min). As a bonus action, cover your weapons with darkness that cuts through enchantment based spells like nothing. This make it so your weapons ignore the additional AC bonus that spells like Shield give.

Call to Angusih (5 ep). As an action, leap toward an unoccupied space you can see within 30 feet ignore attacks of opportunity. Creature around the space you land must make a constitution saving throw. The effected creatures must take 3d8 necrotic damage on a failed save and half as much on a successful one.

Embrace the Darkness (7 ep per round). As an action embrace the power of Mallyx gain the following traits, the energy points are taken at the beging of your turn after this turn.

• You are immune to necrotic damage.
• Your attacks deal necrotic damage rather then their normal damage.
• You deal an extra 1d8 damage upon hitting a target.
• Enemies that see you transform must make a wisdom saving throw or be frightened of you until this power ends.
• You become weak to radiant damage.

Bloodbane Path

Requires a short or longbow (1 ep)

As a bonus, conjure a portal through the astral sea so that your arrows strike from unexpected directions until the end of your turn. This allows you to attack ignoring the AC bonus of cover.

Longsword, legendary (requires attunement)

Bolt is a golden lightning sword with dragons twisting up the blade. While drawn the weapon is surrounded by purple, blue and white lightning.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon. Additionally, a target that is hit with this weapon takes an additional 1d6 lightning damage.
• The wielder base speed becomes 35 feet per round.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2, and the additional damage taken increases to 1d8 lightning damage.
• The wielder can dash as a bonus action.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• Whenever a creature is struck with a critical hit from Bolt, the target must make a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or become paralyzed.

Shortbow, legendary (requires attunement by a good a non-evil character)

The Dreamer is an alicorn-styled bow; it has wings on the top, a unicorn's head in the middle, and a tail at the bottom. It also has flowing pastel pink and blue tassels on the top and bottom.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• The wielder can cast Animal Friendship through the bow.
• The wielder also gains advantage on animal handling checks.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
• The wielder can cast Find Greater steed through the bow.
• The wielder's charisma score becomes 20.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• The wielder's charisma score becomes 22.

Armor (shield), legendary (requires attunement)

The Flameseeker Prophecies is a golden shield with a book in the center. While drawn, the book on the front as well as the arm holding it and much of the shield's surface glows blue.

Dormant State

• While holding the shield, the wielder has a +1 bonus to AC. This bonus is in addition to the shield’s normal bonus to AC.
• The wielder reads three times faster then they normally would.
• The wielder can cast scrying through the shield once per long rest.

Awakened State

• The bonus to AC increases to a +2.
• The wielder can read and thoroughly understand any written language.
• The wielder can cast scrying twice per long rest.

Exalted State

• The bonus to AC increases to a +3.
• The wielder gains resistance to physic damage.
• The wielder cannot be sryed on.

handaxe, legendary (requires attunement)

Frostfang is an icy dragon-headed axe covered in scales. While drawn, the mouth of the dragon chatters and emits a frosty breath.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• Whenever a creature is struck with a critical hit from Frostfang, the target must make a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or lose 10 feet of movement speed.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2. Additionally, a target that is hit with this weapon takes an additional 1d6 cold damage.
• The critical range for the axe becomes 19-20.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3, and the additional damage taken increases to 1d8 cold damage.
• The critical range for the axe becomes 18-20.

Dagger, legendary (requires attunement)

Incinerator is a dagger whose blade is made of a flame like that of a welding torch. The blade also emits light when drawn, illuminating the area around the user in dark areas.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• The dagger emits dim light in 10 feet radius circle centered on the dagger.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2. Additionally, a target that is hit with this weapon takes an additional 1d10 fire damage.
• As an action the wielder can cast fire bolt dealing 3d10 fire damage.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3, and the additional damage taken increases to 1d12 fire damage.
• The fire bolt damage increase to 4d10 fire damage.

Warhammer, legendary (requires attunement by a barbarian)

The Juggernaut is a thermometer-like hammer with a golden atlas figurine and an inner tube containing the Vial of Quicksilver used to craft it.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• While ragging you gain resistance to all damage types and cannot be charmed.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• While ragging you cannot be restrained or grappled by non-magical means.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +4.
• While ragging as a bonus action you can remove a condition placed on you.

Longbow, legendary (requires attunement)

Kudzu is a green longbow covered in flowers. Its riser consists of a dryad carrying a golden spear with a thistle texture overlay that pulses gold.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon. Additionally when the wielder hits with an attack using this weapon, the target takes an additional 1d4 poison damage.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2
• Whenever a creature is struck with Kudzu they must make a DC 10 Constitution or big bright flower begin to grow on the creature giving the wielder advantage on attack roles against the creature.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• When the wielder hits with an attack, they can declare a bramble shot. The target takes an additional 3d8 piercing damage, and they must make a DC 15 Strength saving throw or become restrained by the suddenly sprouting steel-hard thorn brambles that immediately grow from the arrow. The restrained target can repeat the saving throw at the end of each of its turns, ending the effect on a success. They cannot use this ability again until the wielder finishes a short or long rest.

Trident, legendary (requires attunement)

Kraitkin is a krait inspired trident with multiple moving eel heads that spray green bubbles that alternates during the day and night, and small fish dart and twirl around the trident. The trident itself has a light-green trail effect. This effect comes from the green bubbles that are continuously being sprayed from the mouths of the eels.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon. Additionally when the wielder hits with an attack using this weapon, the target takes an additional 1d4 poison damage.
• The wielder's swimming speed becomes equal to their walking speed.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
• Once an attack has hit, as a bonus action the wielder can send the eels the trident to bite the target dealing an addition 3d4 piercing damage.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• As an action the wielder can cast poison spray through the trident that deals 4d12 poison damage on a failed Constitution saving throw DC 16.

Spear, legendary (requires attunement)

Kamohoali'i Kotaki is a shark spear that has a purple glow on it and leaves a trail of blood in the water as you swim.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• The wielder's swimming speed becomes 50 feet.
• The range of this weapon is 40/120 while under water, and 30/90 when not in water.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
• As a bonus action the wielder can dash as a bonus action while underwater.
• The spear comes back to at the end of your turn.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• Once per day you can summon the spirit of the shark to attack with the spear, dealing an extra 4d4 piercing damage. This ability recharges at dawn.

Scepter, legendary (requires attunement by a spellcaster)

Meteorlogicus is a glowing orrery whose planets and clouds move. Sparkling stars emanate from the center glow.

Dormant State

• The wielder always knows what plane of existence they are.
• The scepter has 8 charges and regains 1d4 + 1 expended charges daily at dawn.
• While holding the scepter, the wielder can expend some of its charges to cast one of the following spells from it, using their spell save DC and spellcasting ability:
  • Fog Cloud (1 charge)
  • Earth Tremor (1 charge)

Awakened State

• The scepter charges increase to a maximum of 12, and it regains 1d6+1 charges at dawn daily.
• The following spells to the list of spells the scepter may be used to cast are added:
  • Misty Step (2 charges)
  • Daylight (3 charges)

Focus, legendary (requires attunement by a bard)

The Minstrel is a golden rooster harp. While stowed, faint music notes float away from the focus. While drawn, a purple aura appears and large musical notes float away from the focus.

Dormant State

• While playing this harp, the wielder has advantage on performance checks.
• Whenever the Bardic Inspiration feature is used, the wielder gains advantage on attacks until the end of their turn.

Awakened State

• While holding this harp, the wielder gains a +1 bonus to spell attack rolls, and their spell save DC increases by 1.
• Whenever the wielder uses their Cutting Words feature while wielding this harp, the target has disadvantage on their next saving throw.

Exalted State

• While wielding this harp, the wielder's charisma becomes 22.
• While wielding this harp, whenever a vocal spell is casted the dice used cannot be less then half the max total.

Mace, legendary (requires attunement)

The Moot is a mace with a disco ball as its head. While drawn, the head will light up and reflect light as well as spin around clockwise. Additionally, the three figures start rotating, the trumpets animate and spray confetti, and red, yellow, and blue lights appear in the circular section near the base.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• Whenever a creature is struck with a critical hit from The Moot, must make a DC 13 Wisdom saving throw or start dancing until the end of the targets next turn.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2. Additionally, a target that is hit with this weapon takes an additional 1d6 psychic damage.
• The wielder gains proficiency in performance skill.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3, and the additional damage taken increases to 1d8 psychic damage.
• The DC to resist dancing from a critical hit increases to 15.
• Once per day the wielder can cast Power Word Heal through the mace.

Riffle, legendary (requires attunement)

The Predator is a fiery sniper-rifle-esque rifle skin with a charr head that breathes fire when drawn.

Dormant State

• The Predator has a base damage of 1d12 + Dex Modifier force damage, with a range of (200/800).
• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• The gun never seems to run out of ammo.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2. Additionally, a target that is hit with this weapon takes an additional 1d4 fire damage.
• As an action the wielder can cast fireball as a 5th level spell once per day (10d6 fire damage), with a DC of 13.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• The fireball casted through the riffle is now 9th level (14d6 fire damage)
• Fire damage from this riffle cannot be reduced.

Pistol, legendary (requires attunement)

Quip is a pistol that resembles a toy party favor.

Dormant State

• Quip has a base damage of 1d10 + Dex Modifier force damage, with a range of (100/400).
• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• The gun never seems to run out of ammo.

Greatsword, legendary (requires attunement by a Lawful Good character)

Sunrise is an angelic greatsword whose blade can best be described as a window into the morning sky. The blade's edge is a painterly design whose texture shifts and rotates. Moving or swinging the blade leaves a painterly afterimage that also acts as a window into the morning sky. While drawn, the blade is surrounded with a soft aura that reflects its color; and white sparkles pop off the blade.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• As a bonus action the wielder can light up the sword bright light for 40 feet and dim light for another 40 feet.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2. Additionally when the wielder hits with an attack using this weapon, the target takes an additional 1d4 radiant damage.
• As an action the wielder can cast Daylight through the great sword as a 5th level spell.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• The radiant damage dealt by attacks with this weapon increases to 1d6.
• When attacking a evil nature, the sword deals an 2d6 radiant damage.
• Radiant damage from this sword cannot be reduced.

Greatsword, legendary (requires attunement by a Lawful Evil character)

Twilight is a demonic greatsword whose blade can best be described as a window into space. The blade's edge is a painterly design whose texture shifts and rotates. Moving or swinging the blade leaves a painterly afterimage that also acts as a window into space. While drawn, the blade is surrounded with a soft aura that reflects its color; and white sparkles pop off the blade.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• The wielder of the greatsword gains advantage on stealth rolls.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2. Additionally when the wielder hits with an attack using this weapon, the target takes an additional 1d4 necrotic damage.
• As an action the wielder can cast Darkness through the great sword as a 5th level spell.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• The necrotic damage dealt by attacks with this weapon increases to 1d6.
• When attacking a good nature, the sword deals an 2d6 necrotic damage.
• Necrotic damage from this sword cannot be reduced.

Greatsword, legendary (requires attunement by a Lawful character)

Rumor has it that Twilight and Sunrise can be fused together to create an even more powerful greatsword known as Eternity.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• The wielder of the greatsword gains advantage on stealth rolls.
• As a bonus action the wielder can light up the sword bright light for 40 feet and dim light for another 40 feet.
• The wielder of the sword also knows what time of day it is.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3. Additionally when the wielder hits with an attack using this weapon, the target takes an additional 1d6 radiant or necrotic damage.
• As an action the wielder can cast Daylight or Darkness through the great sword as a 5th level spell.

Handaxe, legendary (requires attunement)

Astralaria is an iridescent axe that features the effects of stars and constellations in the night sky seeping into the world, a rotating armillary and a sextant with a moving arm on the pommel.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon. In addition, targets damaged with this weapon take an additional 1d6 points of force damage.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
• The handaxe has 6 charges and regains 1d4 expended charges daily at nightfall
• While holding the staff, the wielder can expend one charge to cast moonbeam at 2nd level, DC is 15.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• The force damage dealt by attacks with this weapon increases to 1d8.
• When a shapechanger is struck by this weapon it instantly reverts to its original form and can’t assume a different form until the end of their next turn.

Shortbow, legendary (requires attunement)

Chuka and Champawat is a tiger-themed shortbow, sporting an intricate design with a red and gold color scheme. The grip of the bow is decorated by a glowing red tear-shaped orb, framed by two symmetrically positioned rearing gilded red-eyed tigers, both facing the outer tips of the bow. The tails of the tigers are intertwined below the gemstone and are above the wielder's hand when the weapon is drawn. Both upper and lower limb of the bow are primarily covered by red, slightly curved wood ornaments, which emit a faint black and red aura.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• The wielder also gains advantage on survival and stealth checks in savannah and jungle areas.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2. Additionally when the wielder hits with an attack using this weapon, the target takes an additional 1d4 poison damage.
• Once per day the wield can summon a Tiger to fight with in battle.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• The poison damage dealt by attacks with this weapon increases to 1d6.
• When the wielder summons the tiger to battle it takes the stats of a Saber-Toothed Tiger.

Mace, legendary (requires attunement)

Eureka is an interesting mace that makes the user Brains and Bronze stronger while at the same time making the target dumb.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon. In addition, targets damaged with this weapon take an additional 1d4 points of force damage.
• The wielder gains a +2 to intelligence.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
• Whenever Eureka damages a living creature, that creature must roll a Intelligence saving throw (DC 12). On a failed save, Eureka drains one point from the creature's Intelligence score and transfers it to the wielder (increasing to a maximum of 25 Intelligence) until the next short rest or long rest. Creatures brought to 3 or lower intelligence by this weapon cannot cast spells.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• The force damage dealt by attacks with this weapon increases to 1d6.
• The DC for the saving throw increases to 14.
• When the target of the attack is concentrating on a spell they have disadvantage on maintaining it until the end of there next turn.

Riffle, legendary (requires attunement)

The HMS Divinity was once a great seafaring vessel, but after an in counter with water genasi went poorly it became a riffle that has the power of cannon behind it.

Dormant State

• The HMS Divinity has a base damage of 1d12 + Dex Modifier force damage, with a range of (200/800).
• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• The Wielder swim speed becomes the same of their races base walking speed.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
• When the wielder hits with an attack, they can declare a cannon shot. The target takes an additional 8d10 force damage, and they must make a DC 15 Constitution saving throw or be knocked prone. They cannot use this ability again until they finish a short rest.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3. Additionally when the wielder hits with an attack using this weapon, the target takes an additional 1d4 fire damage.
• The wielder can use the cannon shot ability twice between rests.

Pistol, legendary (requires attunement)

The Highly Optimised Poison Emitter, also know as HOPE infuses it's ammo with deadly poison.

Dormant State

• HOPE has a base damage of 1d4 + Dex Modifier force damage, with a range of (100/400).
• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon. Additionally when the wielder hits with an attack using this weapon, the target takes an additional 1d8 poison damage.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
• The poison damage dealt by attacks with this weapon increases to 1d10.
• Whenever HOPE damages a living creature, that creature must roll a Constitution saving throw (DC 12). On a failed save, they become Poisoned.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• The poison damage dealt by attacks with this weapon increases to 1d12.
• If the target creature is poisoned they take an additional 2d6 poison damage.

Staff, legendary (requires attunement by a spellcaster)

Nevermore is a rune-inscribed raven staff. While stowed, three glowing cyan orbs float among the branches of the staff; and an animated raven is perched on the center branch. While drawn, the cyan orbs and raven are replaced by a spirit raven that encompasses the staff.

Dormant State

• The staff has 8 charges and regains 1d4 + 2 expended charges daily at dawn.
• While holding the staff, the wielder can expend some of its charges to cast one of the following spells from it, using their spell save DC and spellcasting ability:
  • Ray of Sickness (1 charge)
  • Darkness (2 charges)
  • Crown of Madness (2 charges)

Awakened State

• The staff’s charges increase to a maximum of 12, and it regains 1d6+2 charges at dawn daily.
• The following spells to the list of spells the staff may be used to cast are added:
  • Fear (3 charges)
  • Fly (3 charges)
  • Negative Energy Flood (5 charges)
• Whenever a spell that deals necrotic or physic damage is cast and the wielder rolls a 1 on a damage die, they can reroll the die and must use the new result.

Exalted State

• The staff’s charges increase to a maximum of 20, and it regains 1d6+4 charges at dawn daily.
• The following spells to the list of spells the staff may be used to cast are added:
  • Harm (6 charges)
  • Power Word Kill (15 charges)
• While holding this staff, the wielder gains a +1 bonus to spell attack rolls, and their spell save DC increases by 1.

Warhammer, legendary (requires attunement)

Sharur was once made by an ancient advanced sunken civilization. During the day it has a pure white glow. While at night the shaft's appearance has a coral looking pattern and the hammer has become darker.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• When the wielder scores a critical hit with this weapon, the target must succeed on a DC 15 Strength saving throw or be knocked prone.

Short Sword, legendary (requires attunement)

The sword was named The Shining Blade, after the elite force that once protect a nations royal family. However it also seems be a weapon made to slay holy or demonic creatures.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• Once per day the wielder can cast Zone of Truth DC 13.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
• The DC for Zone of Truth is now 15.
• The base damage of the sword increases to a 1d10.
• The wielder also gains True Sight to 30 feet.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• The DC for Zone of Truth is now 17.
• While attacking any holy or demonic being the sword does an extra 3d6 slashing damage.

Armor (shield), legendary (requires attunement by a non-evil character)

This unusual shield is forged to look like a giant bowl that has a spirit of a quaggan in it. Why anyone would put a quaggan spirit in the shield is just as big of mystery as who made the shield.

Dormant State

• While holding the shield, the wielder has a +1 bonus to AC. This bonus is in addition to the shield’s normal bonus to AC.
• The Quaggan spirit in the shield will translate aquan for you.

Awakened State

• The bonus to AC increases to a +2.
• The wielder can breath underwater.
• The wielder can swim their normal walking speed underwater.
• The Quaggan spirit can ritual cast Create or Destroy Water at 1st level.

Exalted State

• The bonus to AC increases to a +3.
• The Quaggan spirit in the shield will warn you of danger it sees while you sleep.
• The Quaggan spirit in the shield can cast Control Water or Watery Sphere, both with a DC 15.

Wondrous Item, legendary (requires attunement by an evil spellcaster)

The Binding of Ipos is a demonic tome. The cover is aged leather adorned with an oval frame with purple demonic runes at the center of which is a purple eye with a yellow iris that moves around as it observes its surroundings. On each of the four corners of the book are decorative metallic demonic hands with three clawed fingers and a thumb. After attunement, the wielder's right hand becomes demonic looking.

Dormant State

• While carrying the tome, you understand the abyssal language.
• If your right hand is empty, you can use action to attack with your demonic hand. It deals 1d6 + Your Spellcasting modifier necrotic damage.
• The book has 6 charges and regains 1d4 + 1 expended charges daily at nightfall.
• While holding the book, the wielder can expend some of its charges to cast one of the following spells from it, using their spell save DC and spellcasting ability:
  • Inflict Wounds (1 charge)
  • Ray of Enfeeblement (2 charges)

Awakened State

• The book’s charges increase to a maximum of 10, and it regains 1d6+1 charges at nightfall.
• The following spells to the list of spells the staff may be used to cast are added:
  • Vampiric Touch (3 charges)
  • Speak with Dead (3 charges)
  • Shadow of Moil (4 charges)

Exalted State

• The book’s charges increase to a maximum of 18, and it regains 1d8+1 charges at nightfall.
• The following spells to the list of spells the staff may be used to cast are added:
  • Circle of Death (6 charges)
  • Finger of Death (7 charges)
• While holding this book, the wielder gains a +1 bonus to spell attack rolls, and their spell save DC increases by 1.
• Your demonic hand now does 1d8 necrotic damage.

Dagger, Legendary (requires attunement)

The Claw of the Khan-Ur is an ancient artifact of a beast like race. It is a symbol of this races unity, signifying the last time when they were fully united. It is an ungue, a four-bladed weapon with a central grip, having two blades above and two blades below the handle. The Claw's handle is made out of gold, with four gems set at the base of each handle; red, black, gray, and gold, for each of the children of the first Khan-Ur

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• As a bonus action the wielder can attack with the underside of the blade as an additional strike with the dagger.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
• The daggers damage now has base damage of 1d6 rather then 1d4. (For both sides of the blade)

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• As an action the wielder can cast one of the following cantrips through the dagger:
  • Fire Bolt (3d10 fire damage)
  • Minor Illusion
  • Primal Savagery (The dagger damage increases to 2d10 until until the end of the attack.)
  • Mending

Scepter, Legendary (requires attunement by a spell caster)

Xiuquatl was crafted for an ancient civilization that worshiped some type of flying snake deity. The scepter is made to look like a obelisk that two snakes curl around

Dormant State

• After attunement the caster learns how to cast Find Familiar. The Familiar takes the shape of a small flying snake, but has the stats of an imp.
• You know how to cast poison spray as an action, the DC equals your spell DC. If you already know the cantrip the damage increase by 1d12.
• You know how to cast Fire Bolt as an action, if you already know the cantrip the damage increase by 1d12.

Awakened State

• After atunement you learn how to cast Dragon's Breath at 3rd level (4d6) on yourself once per long rest. It can only be poison or fire, rather then the other damage types.

Exalted State

• While holding the scepter, the wielder gains a +1 bonus to spell attack roles, and their spell save DC increases by 1.
• You can now cast Dragon's Breath three times per day rather then once
• When you cast Dragon's Breath it now acts as a 5th level spell (6d6)

Longbow, Legendary (requires attunement)

Pharus was once wielded by a power Archangel that somehow found it way to the material plane. Some say that the same Archangel is still waiting for the day that worthy mortal wields the bow in battle.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• Additionally as a free action the wielder can make the damage radiant for any non-magical arrows fired using this weapon.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2
• Non-magical arrows fired from this bow now deal 1d12 damage.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• Once every 7 days as an action the wielder can summon a Deva to fight along side them in battle. The Deva will attack any hostile target you command it to attack. Once the battle has ended the Deva will disappear in flash of blinding white and gold light.

Greatsword, Legendary (requires attunement)

Exordium is a mysterious blade made from a unique crystal renaissance and magical metal blends that are not commonly found on the material plane. Legend says it can take forms based on its wielder's need, taking on a different Shape when when thrown, thrusted, stabbed, or slammed into a target.

Dormant State

• The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
• After attunement the wielder can change the blade to any form of two handed weapon. (It still does 2d6 worth of damage no matter the form)
• Additionally as a free action the wielder can make the blade deal thunder damage rather then slashing.

Awakened State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
• The wielder gains resistance to thunder damage.
• The blade now does 3d6 worth of damage rather then 2d6.

Exalted State

• The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
• The blade now does 4d6 worth of damage rather then 3d6.
• While attuned the wielder can get a +2 to their Strength or Dexterity stats.

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