Mana Strain

Each time you cast a spell that requires Mana, you consume an additional 1d4-2 (minimum of 0) Mana

Mana Overload

You gain 1d6 Mana at the beginning of each of your turns. At the end of each of your turns, for every point of Mana you are above your Max Mana, you suffer 1d4 irreducible force damage

Mana Leech

Mundane attack against a target steal 1d4-1 Mana so long as there is Mana that can be stolen

Mana Decay

You lose 1d4 Mana At the beginning of each of your turns.

Muted

You cannot use Mana to cast spells

Generating Luck

Regardless of how all other stats are generated, Luck is generated by rolling 1d12+8. The Modifier is calculated as half of the raw value - 10, just like all other stats

Lucky Charges

You have a number of Lucky Charges equal to your Proficiency Bonus. Lucky charges can only be used if your Luck Modifier is positive.

Using Lucky Charges

While your Luck Modifier is positive, you may consume a Lucky Charge to do any one of the following.

• As a Bonus Action, when making an Attack Roll, Skill Check, or Saving Throw, but before the dice is rolled, you may reduce the Critical Threshold by one, making it easier to land a critical hit.

• As a Bonus Action when you make a Damage Roll you may add your luck modifier to the total.

• As a Reaction, you may subtract your luck modifier from a single Attack Roll, Damage Roll, Ability Check, or Saving Throw made against you.

Regaining Lost Luck

If You began a rest with a positive Luck Modifier, you may regain 1d4-2 Lucky charges on that rest (Minimum of 0)

A Skilless Stat

There are no skills that use the Luck stat, though a DM may deem it appropriate to roll a Luck check for things like chance-based gambling, happening to be in the right place at the right time, or avoiding unforeseen misfortune by coincidence.

Lucky Charms

If a character is carrying a lucky charm (any item that may have good luck strongly associated with it), their Luck stat may be increased while it is in their possession, though the DM determines the potency of the charm. A single character may benefit from no more than 2 charms at once.

Misfortune is Afoot

The DM may also deem certain items or symbols unlucky, or certain superstitious deeds to cause bad luck (such as walking under a ladder, breaking a mirror, or opening an umbrella indoors).

Increasing Luck

Luck automatically increase by 1, to a maximum of 20 anytime a character reaches a leveling boon opportunity. This is taken in addition to the leveling boon, not in place of it.

Daily Luck

You may choose to take a chance at increasing your luck, but at the cost of potentially reducing your luck. If you choose to do so, you may roll 1d4. Your Raw Luck stat changes based on the table below

Changes in Luck inflicted in this way persist for 24 hours and vanish afterwards.

An Untouchable Statistic

Luck CANNOT be increased by any effects unless the effect expressly defines the luck stat by name in it's effect.

Get a Read on the Alcohol

All creatures have a drunkenness statistic that is tracked much in the same way. There are 10 levels that have cumulative effects, meaning that each level also has the effects of the levels below it. Sometimes the effects of levels conflict. If such is the case, the stronger level applies over the weaker level. When consuming large amounst of booze quickly, i.e chugging, you must make a CON save agaisnt the drink, suffering 1 level of inebriation on a success and more on a loss. The DC and inebriation level are unique to each drink. If you roll a Nat 20 on a CON save for resisting inebriation, you suffer no levels of drunkeness. If you roll a nat 1, you suffer an extra level of inebriation

Competition

During a competition, creatures either choose the same drink each round or roll a d20 for a random selection. Both creatures drink at the same time and make their con saves at the same time. First to pass level 8 drunkenness loses.

How to Gorge 101

Participants continuously Roll CON saves, starting with a DC of 10 and increasing by 1 each time. Upon failing a CON save, you mark one loss. When you accumulate 3 losses, you are eliminated from the competition. Last creature left wins.

Dangers of Over-indulging

After each CON save, participants add a size 3 meal of 45 HP to their belly, which can cause problems if you go too far. If you go over your normal capacity in a Gorging Contest, you roll these CON saves with a -2 penalty. If you go over Maximum Capacity, you Roll with Disadvantage on these CON saves instead. A nat 20 or nat 1 has no special impact on these CON saves.