The Curator

Class Features

As a Curator, you gain the following class features

As a bonus action, you may summon your Entrusted Weapon to your hand. You may dismiss the weapon at will. The weapon is dismissed if you fall unconscious, become incapacitated, or cast a spell that requires concentration.

The amount of damage your weapon does is reflected on the Entrusted Weapon Die column on the Curator Table. Additionally, you apply your Wisdom modifier, when attacking with this weapon.

Extension of Impact

At 15th level, your Entrusted Weapon's reach is extended to 10 feet.

Radial Attack

At 20th level, you have mastered your Entrusted Weapon. As one action, you may attack all chosen targets within a 10-foot radius of your Entrusted Weapon. Roll for damage. All targets that fail a Dexterity saving throw take all damage, or half as much damage if they succeed.

You can perform this action three times before completing a long rest.

Curator Cycles

Curators are tasked to keep a specific cycle from destabilizing. Curators are discovered by their patrons by their inherit sense of balance and desire for equity. While patrons can be deities, they are not limited to them. It could be a primal spirit, a natural force, or an otherworldly entity. Nonetheless, at 1st level, the gift of the Entrusted Weapon is bestowed upon the Curator to maintain a certain cycle.

Reflection on Time

At 3rd level, your relationship with the cycle allows you to reflect more closely at the events that have occurred before you. When taking a long Long Rest, you may choose to enter a state of meditation. While meditating, you can choose to either reinforce, remove, or rewrite any one memory that occurred since the previous Long Rest. Reinforced memories cannot be forgotten unless you choose to do so at a later meditation. Additionally, reflecting allow you an opportunity to remember something that did not occur to you before. If you wish, you can choose to forget your own tampering of memories.

Sharpened Throw

At 6th level, you ignore disadvantage on long range throws.

Additionally, you can redirect your weapon energy into Force damage when rolling for damage, if you so choose

Reunion

At 14th level, you are able to step in between the threads of time to teleport to your Entrusted Weapon. As a bonus action, you may disengange and beam directly to your weapon if it is in sight. When you teleport this way, you do not invoke an opportunity to attack.

For example, if you threw your weapon on the previous turn and it remains in sight, you can now use your bonus action to teleport to it.

Suspension of Time

At 18th level, your understanding of the Greater Timeline becomes so strong that you can halt unwanted progress for a short time. Halting time takes considerable concentration. If your Weapon is dismissed, roll a percentile dice. A value greater than 20 allows you to halt time in it's place for up to 30 seconds (5 rounds). You and 5 individuals that you choose can move throughout your current plane of existence during that period. You cannot perform the attack action or caste a spell during this time. You cannot move anything that was not touching you or a chosen ally when time was frozen. If you wish to resume the timeline before 30 seconds is up, you may choose to do so.

If you successfully pause the timeline, you cannot do so for another 7 days. Otherwise you may try again after finishing a long rest.

Cycle of Life and Death

Curators protecting the Cycle of Life and Death respect above all else that all of life have their time. Their goal is to assure as many as possible observe their full length of their lives. Conversely, they aim to stop those who attempt to manipulate their cycle. Those wishing to live longer may find themselves faced with the judgment of a shortened life.

Lifeless Talent

At 3rd level, your appreciation of the cycle allows you to replicate certain features. At 3rd level, you can use your bonus action to suppress your life functions, causing yourself to be detected as dead instead of alive, or to end this effect on yourself. When doing so, you only need to consume half as much food and water to maintain life. However, extended periods of time (period of time is DM's choice) spent under the effect will cause your body to start decaying.

Invigorating Weapon

At 6th level, you have been able to influence your Entrusted Weapon to help extend the life of an ally. Touching your weapon to a willing creature allows you to heal your allies. When doing so, you roll the number of dice listed under the Entrusted Weapon Die column on the Curator Table. Your ally heals the number rolled plus your Wisdom modifier.

You can perform this action equal to half of your Curator level, rounded down.

Additionally, you can redirect your weapon energy into Necrotic damage when rolling for damage, if you so choose.

Salvation

At 14th level, you are able use the Weapon's essence to prevent unwanted death. As a reaction to damage that would knock an ally unconscious, if an ally is within throwing range, you can throw your Weapon at them. Once your Weapon has touched them, you can transfer your own life energy to your ally. You take a chosen amount of necrotic damage, and your ally gains the same amount of hit points.

Merciless Affliction

At 18th level, you can use your Weapon to cast final judgment. Once per long rest, you may choose an Entrusted Weapon attack to automatically critically succeed. When you do so, you quadruple the number of dice rolled (instead of double). Additionally, any creature below 50 HP automatically dies.

Curator Spells