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If you're reading this I want to thank you dearly for taking time, interest, and effort to read this bit of homebrew of mine for Dungeons & Dragon's 5th edition. This has taken alot of time and effort and I hope that it will find a good place in your campaigns and provide inspiration to those who are looking for something new try. While this class doesn't have alot of flavor grounded in settings like the Forgotten Realms or Exandria, it believes it gives enough to be integrated in any fantasy setting and potentially post-apocolyptic settings where magic is returning. I'd love the feedback of anyone who have suggestions and I plan to update this with more connections as ideas and concepts come to me and as WotC continue releasing material. Feats, and magic items shall be coming soon in connection to the Line Walker, so stay tuned for that!

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What is a Line Walker

Line Walkers are arcane casters that are tethered to the Ley Lines by some means that is often impossible to reverse or server. Ley Lines are the invisible veins and arteries of magic that exist across the planes. These casters often inherit the spirit of a former Line Walker that teaches them how to tread the dangerous line of casting while connected to overwhelming raw magic.

While they lack the free flexibility to change and alter magic in the same way that so mages do. This inflexibly comes form the fact that Line Walkers cannot take liberties during spell casting or else they place themselves and others in grave danger of being overwhelmed by high concentrations of raw magic. They instead rely on the connection with a specific plane to diversify and alter their spellcasting in unique and spectacular ways.

Creating a Line Walker

When creating a Line Walker one of the most interesting parts of character creation is considering how and why you are connected to the Ley Lines. The origins of the Line Walker can often times be similar to that of a Sorcerer, but their differences lie in how you visualize your assistance. Was the information passed though a powerful spirit, or perhaps another part of yourself has awoken to relay the information you have gathered? Take time to explore the narrative possibilities present from determining who or what was responsible for passing on the information and knowledge when you became connected to the Ley Lines.

After determining the who of it all, start to think on how see your character processing magic. Did the knowledge of the arcane passing through you teach of combining magic with blades and martial training, did it perhaps teach you to augment the flow of magic through your own body to craft it into the perfect focus, or did it teach you of channeling it through the various magic-friendly substances to harness the true precision of spell slinging? As with all your choices, what ever reasoning you develop is what makes your Line Walker unique and outstanding.

If you find yourself concerned with how you have come across many of your proficiencies it's important to remember that Line Walkers are not just gifted their connection to the Ley Lines, but they also are provided the information of the Line Walkers that have come before them. If the other aspects of character creation become overwhelming it is okay to simply rely on the fact that you may not have a personal connection with the individual that has given you the knowledge of being a Line Walker. This may in some cases allow you to focus on becoming your own individual as apposed to relying on the narrative integrated within the flavoring of the class.

What is a Spirit Mentor

As mentioned in the 'Creating a Line Walker' section, Line Walkers are not alone in their journey to contain their connection to the Ley Lines. In fact the first step Line Walkers often take is becoming a vessel for a spirit that can contain the magic of the Ley Lines while the Line Walker learns to do so on their own. While it is often the spirits of former Line Walkers that assist in the training and care of a new Line Walker, the type of spirit can also be a very personal connection to the Line Walker. It is not unheard of that a spirit from the plane that the Line Walker soon pulls their magic from, or that the spirit is deceased companion or loved one of the Line Walker. Equally it is possible that the souls of powerful and evil magical creatures use confusion and fear mongering to manipulate new Line Walkers into using their bodies as temporary storage for their own later motives. Either way it is important to understand that for your narrative creation of a Line Walker you do not have to be limited in who becomes your characters spirit mentor.

Multiclass

Ability Score Minimum: Intelligence 13

When you gain a level in a class other than your first, you gain only some of that class's starting proficiencies.

Armor: Light armor

Weapon: Simple weapon

Tools: one of your choose

Skills: one of your choose

Hit Points

• Hit Dice: 1d8 per Line Walker level
• Hit Points at 1st Level: 8 + your Constitution modifier
• Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d8 (or 5) + your Constitution modifier per Line Walker level after 1st

Proficiencies

• Armor: Light Armor, Medium Armor, Shields
• Weapons: Simple Weapons, Martial Weapons
• Tools: Choose any one tool or instrument

• Saving Throws: Constitution, Intelligence
• Skills: Choose any three skills

Equipment

You start with the following equipment, in addition to the equipment granted by your background:

• (a) two simple weapons or (b) a martial weapon and a shield
• (a) Arcane Focus or (b) a component pouch
• (a) scale mail or (b) leather armor
• (a) scholar's pack or (b) explorer's pack
• (a) Choosen tools or instrument of your choice

Vessel Discipline

At 1st level, the spirits of the Line Walkers before you bestow the knowledge of a specialized discipline you can utilize to augment your spellcasting and fighting style. Upon successfully taking this knowledge you become a vessel that your spirit mentor resides in. You gain one of the following features of your choice that you can activate as a bonus action for 1 minute a number of times per long rest equal to your proficiency bonus.

Cantrips

At 1st level, you know three cantrips of your choice from the Line Walker spell list. You learn an additional Line Walker cantrip of your choice at 4th level and another at 10th level.

Spell Slots

The Line Walker table shows how many spell slots you have to cast your Line Walker spells of 1st level and higher. To cast one of your Line Walker spells of 1st level or higher, you must expend a spell slot of at least the level of the spell or higher. You regain all expended spell slots when you finish a long rest.

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

Spells Known of 1st Level and Higher

You know four 1st-level spells of your choice from the Line Walker spell list.

You learn an additional spell, from the Line Walker spell list, of your choice at each level except for 18th, 19th, and 20th. Each of these spells must be of a level for which you have spell slots. For instance, when you reach 3rd level in this class, you can learn one new spell of 1st or 2nd level.

Additionally, when you gain a level in this class, you can choose one of the Line Walker spells you know and replace it with another spell from the Line Walker spell list, which also must be of a level for which you have spell slots.

Spellcasting Ability

Intelligence is your spellcasting ability for your Line Walker spells. While your magic innately comes from the various Ley Lines of magic found throughout the planes, your ability to control it has to be done with a mental accuracy and preciseness that requires a sharp mind. This often comes in the form of performing the proper incantations to direct, refine, and sculpt the very potent magic flowing through you in very little frames of time. You use your Intelligence whenever a spell refers to your spellcasting ability. In addition, you use your Intelligence modifier when setting the saving throw DC for a Line Walker spell you cast and when making an attack roll with one.

Spellblade

Base. You gain the ability to attack twice instead of once when you take the attack action. Additionally you can replace one of your attacks with a cantrip.

Enhanced. Your can burn through your arcana making your weapon attacks deadlier assume your Vessel Discipline. You can expend a 1st level spell slot after making a successful weapon attack to deal and additional 1d6 force damage. When using a 2nd level or higher spell slot you increase the extra damage by 1d6 per slot level above 1st.

Conduit

Base. You gain resistance to damage from spells or magical attacks, affects, and features.

Enhanced. When you cast a spell of 1st or 2nd level spell with a range of self you can can target another creature within 30 ft. to receive the benefits of the spell as if they'd cast it themselves. At higher levels use can use this ability with higher level spells. At a 11th level you can effect 3rd level spells in this way, and at 17th you can effect 4th level spells in this way.

Spellslinger

Base. When you cast a spell you ignore half and three quarters cover.

Enhanced. When you cast a Line Walker cantrip that uses a melee spell attack it counts as a melee weapon attack for the purposes of your bonus action spells that rely on weapon attacks. Similarly, when you cast a Line Walker cantrip that uses a ranged spell attack it counts as a ranged weapon attack for the purposes of your bonus action spells that rely on weapon attacks.

Blood of the First Layer

2nd Level Baator Connection Feature

As you make the connection with Baator your body internally starts to change and your heartbeat begins to play along to the chaotic chorus of the Blood War. You gain an additional 60 ft. of darkvision that is able to see through magical darkness as the touch of the plane alters you.

Additionally you can intertwine your blood with a spell of 1st level or higher that deal fire damage to a creature, as a bonus action. When you do so you subject the creature to the sounds of the Blood War causing the creature to take additional fire damage equal to your Intelligence Modifier whenever they hit you with an attack roll.

Decay of the Third Layer

6th Level Baator Connection Feature

You begin to surge with the power of vile pollution and rampant decay as your connection to Baator extends down to the third layer.

At 6th level, you gain resistance to necrotic damage. Additionally while in your Vessel Discipline and rolling damage for a spell that deals Necrotic damage, you can expend a Planar Tap and add an extra amount of damage equal to half your Line Walker level + your Intelligence Modifier against a single creature taking that Necrotic damage.

Combustion of the Sixth Layer

10th Level Baator Connection Feature

What was once a hellish decay from the third layer has now been enhanced by the caustic nature of the sixth layer of hell. Your Necrotic spells no longer simply act as manifestations of decay, but also as primers for combustible reactions.

Starting at 10th level, once per turn when expending a Planar Tap as mentioned in your Decay of the Third Layer feature, you can force the creature to make a Constitution Saving throw against your Line Walker spell save DC. Upon a failure the mark of combustible decay remains on the creature. The next time the creature takes fire damage they produce an explosion. The ignited creature takes the normal fire damage that caused the explosion, but catches fire dealing 1d10 fire damage at the start of it’s turn for 1 minute or until the creature, or another, uses an action to put the flames out. Additionally creatures of your choice within 20 ft. of the ignited creature must make a Dexterity saving throw against your line walker spell save DC or take the same amount of fire damage that ignited the creature. They do not catch a flame however.

Chaos of the Ninth Layer

14th Level Baator Connection Feature

The radius explosion that creates temporarily reflects the natural chaos of the Ninth Layer of Hell. Fiendish claws and hell fire extend from the radial space, flame and caustic decay met creating a hazardous space.

At 14th level, the 20 ft. radius created by the explosion from your Combustion of the Sixth Layer feature becomes difficult terrain for 1 minute and any creature that starts their turn there or enters it for the first time must make a Dexterity saving throw against your Line Walker spellcasting DC, or become grappled by the fiendish flaming hands of Baator. The creature on a failure also takes 2d10 fire damage and catches fire taking an additional 2d10 fire damage at the start of their turn until they, or another creature, uses an action to put it out. If the creature that catches fire is already on fire from another feature, ability, or spell, they add the 2d10 fire damage onto the existing damage the creature is taking; however the damage from this feature does not stack with itself.

Faerie Distortion

2nd Levele Feywild Connection Feature

The lands of the Feywild tend to not only heighten the arcane magic of individuals, but it also intensifies the emotional states of individuals that reside on it’s plane too long. This often is the reason most fey are known to be either unnaturally jolly or cruelly dreadful, and in some cases rapidly fluctuating between the two.

Starting at 2nd level, you gain access to the Charm Person spell and it does not count against your spells known. If you already have this spell from the channeler spell list you can use another 1st level Line Walker spell to replace Charm Person’s spot in your Spells Known.

While in your Vessel Discipline, if you cast Charm Person you can replace the Charmed condition of the spell with the Frightened condition prior to its casting. The individual, while frightened of you, regards you not as a companion, but an individual very dangerous to them and won’t attack you or any creature you acknowledge as an ally for fear of their life. When manipulating the spell in this way the creature affected by it can repeat the saving throw at the end of their turn to end the spell early. The spell ends early if the creature succeeds on the saving throw three times. If the creature fails the saving throw three times however, it remains under the effects of the spell for the duration.

Empathic Wilds

6th Level Feywild Connnection Feature

You have deepened your connection to the Feywilds and learned to turn the fear and love individuals have of you into something more terrifying.

Starting at 6th level while in your Vessel Discipline, you can stun a creature that has the frightened or charmed condition. To do so you must spend an action, which consumes a use of your Planar Tap, to force that creature to make a Wisdom Saving throw against your Line Walker spell save DC. Upon a failure the creature is Stunned if it is not immune to the condition. This stunned condition lasts until the end of your next turn at which point the creature immediately loses the frightened or charmed condition they once had.

Stride of the Fey

10th Level Feywild Connection Feature

Having furthered your connection with the Feywild you begin to pick up on some it’s anomalous properties of the land.

At 10th Level, while you are in your Vessel Discipline, once per turn as a free action you can teleport to an unoccupied space you can see within your walking distance at the cost of half your movement. You must have a clear uninterrupted path to the unoccupied space and this teleportation does not pass through solid objects, walls of force, or any other barrier that you would normally be unable to pass through. Additionally this teleportation does provoke attacks of opportunity if initiated with creatures still within reach of you.

This distortion of space usually appears as flowers and other fauna of the Feywilds that grace your steps appearing wherever your feet touch the ground, and form a flower-like threshold you step across. This however may look different for each line walker.

Mesmerization of Feywild

14th Level Feywild Connection Feature

Your connection with the Feywild alters your outer appearance turning you into the most mesmerizing version of yourself providing you proficiency with Deception, Intimidation, Persuasion, and Performance checks. If you already have proficiency in one or more of these skills you can double your proficiency with ability checks made with said skills. This mesmerization also sees you maintain your youth and peak of beauty. You cannot magically age and age at 1 year for every 10 years of living.

Additionally when using your Empathic Wilds feature you can expand further on the conditions you can inflict upon charmed and frightened creatures. After stunning a creature as detailed in the Empathic Wilds feature, you can use another action (and Planer Tap) to have the creature make a Wisdom Saving throw against your Line Walker spell save DC. On a failure the creature is Paralyzed until the end of your next turn. On a success the creature is no longer stunned, charmed, or frightened.

You can attempt to use this feature on a creature that is only charmed or frightened, but must expend two Planar Taps in the process. You may only attempt to use this feature in this way once per long rest. Attempting to do so more than once per long rest results in a point of exhaustion in exchange for doing so.

Blessed Water of Lunia

2nd Level Mount Celestia Connection Feature

Starting at 2nd level, the effects of the sea of holy water from the first heaven Lunia surge through your veins preventing common illness and disease from inflicting you. You are immune to disease and gain resistance to poison and necrotic damage and immunity to the poisoned condition.

Additionally, this surge of blessed divine water coursing through your veins makes healing more efficient and effective. You gain access to the spells Healing Word and Cure Wounds. They count as a Line Walker spell for you and don't count against your spells known. When receiving or providing healing you can reroll a number of dice equal to your proficiency modifier. You can use this feature a number of times per day equal to your Intelligence modifier.

Armory of Mercuria

6th Level Mount Celestia Connection Feature

At 6th level, you begin to pull from the second heaven of Mount Celestia and gain access to the arsenal of the divine. When assuming your Vessel Discipline you temporarily surround yourself with spectral radiant weapons. While the weapons surround you, you gain resistance to radiant damage.

As a bonus action you can expend a Planar Tap to convert the weapons into a specific mode of operation. While in these modes of operation they gain access to the benefits of that mode until the end of their Vessel Discipline. You can switch the mode of operation by expending another Planar Tap. The options are Attack and Defend and they provide the following benefits:

• Attack. When you take the attack action or cast a spell that makes an attack roll, you can make a melee spell attack against one of the creatures you attacked as a bonus action. Upon a successful strike the creature takes 1d8 + Intelligence modifier radiant damage.
• Defend. As a bonus action the radiant weapons pull close to you acting as a defense against attacks. You gain a bonus to your AC equal to your spellcasting modifier until the start of your next turn. Additionally you can use your reaction to reduce damage you take by 2d8. This immediately removes the bonus to your AC until the start of your next turn.

Call to the Mounts

10th Level Mount Celestia Connection Feature

In times of desperation you can call to the celestial plane to imbue you with it’s regenerative properties. At 10th level, as an action you expend a number of Planar Taps equal your proficiency bonus. You can roll that number of Hit Die similar to how you would during a short rest, regain that amount of hit points.

Additionally when you expend Hit Die during a short rest you regain hit points as if you’d rolled the maximum value.

Form of Chronias

14th Level Mount Celestia Connection Feature

You increase your connection to the divine realms to its peak and enhance the armory you connected to initially to temporarily outfit you as a warrior of the Seven Heavens.

When you would enter into your Vessel Discipline you can expend two uses of it instead of the one. When you do so, you gain the following benefits.

• Healing of the Heavens. When you receive or provide healing you can add your proficiency bonus to the hit points gained.
• Flight of the Solars. You gain a flying speed equal to your movement speed and the hover property as well.-
• Offense of the Seventh. When you use the attack mode of operation from the Armory of Mercuria feature, you gain the ability to turn your blades into detonating weapons of radiance. Upon successful attacking with the radiant weapon you can expend a Planar Tap to cause the weapon to detonate dealing an additional 2d8 + Intelligence modifier radiant damage to the creature it hit and every hostile creature within 15ft of it.
• Defense of the Seventh. When you utilize the reaction of the Defend of the defend mode of operation of the Armory of Mercuria, you can expend a Planar Tap to reduce the incoming damage by 4d8.

Influence of Corruption

2nd Level Shadowfell Connection Feature

Being connected to this plane does not affect your body as much as it affects your mind. As such you begin to be filled with knowledge of spells favored by those that utilize the shadow weave as the whispers of the mages who were consumed by it implant this information.

At 2nd level, and select line walker levels after, you gain access to a list of illusion and necromancy spells that count as line walker spells for you and don’t count against your spells known. The list of spells and what line walker level you must be to receive them are found below

Energy Withering

6th Level Shadowfell Connection Feature

You find that the magic of necromancy in your hands comes with a dark twist and one that is seemingly fatal to others.

At 6th level, while in your Vessel Discipline, you can expend a Planar Tap per creature when you deal necrotic damage to a creature(s) to force them to make a Constitution Saving throw against your spell save DC. On a failure a bit of essence is magically drained from the creature. A creature drained in this way faces the following penalties until the end of their next turn.

• The creature's movement speeds are reduced by 10 ft.
• It takes a -2 reduction to it’s AC as it grows sluggish and less dexterous.
• It cannot gain advantage on attack rolls it makes while drained.

Shadow Sculpted

10th Level Shadowfell Connection Feature

You begin to develop a proficiency with utilizing the shadowstuff of the Shadowfell and temporarily give your illusion a bit of horrid realism to lash out at creatures. These fabrications of reality only remain tangible enough to lash out for a short time, but you find the stronger the magic behind the illusion the stronger the result.

At 10th level you combine illusions you have created with shadowstuff and cause them to lash out at creatures. As an action you can expend a Planar Tap to combine shadowstuff with an illusion you can see within 60ft that was created by a spell of 1st level or higher. You cause it to lash out towards up to five creatures within 30ft of the center of the illusion. Each creature must make an Intelligence Save against your spell save DC taking necrotic damage equal to (the spell level of the illusion)d6 necrotic damage on a failure or half as much on a success.

Immediately after dealing the damage from this ability the illusion ends regardless of whether you were maintaining concentration or not. You can only use this feature a number of times per long rest equal to your Intelligence Modifier.

Gloomy Void

14th Level Shadowfell Connection Feature

The event of a creature passing releases a wave of necrotic energy that you turn into a cold dark void that saps life from creatures in the vicinity.

At 14th level, when you reduce a creature to 0 hit points using necrotic damage, you can utilize a bonus action to expend a Planar Tap. When you do so a ravenous void appears and clinging to creatures within 15ft. of the dead creature. Said creatures are unable to regain hit points until the end of their next turn.

Additionally, you consume the lingering life essence from the creature you killed as their soul starts its journey to the afterlife. Consuming this lingering essence grants you 1d10 + your Line Walker level temporary hit points. These hit points are only gained if expending the Planar Tap to produce the ravenous void.

Elemental Enhancement

2nd Level Elemental Chaos Connection Feature

When you select this connection at 2nd level, you pick a section of the elemental chaos to anchor your connection to; Air, Earth, Fire, or Water. Once you have selected your representative element you gain benefits throughout your progression that align with your choice. The options to select are as shown below:

• Air. You become light with your step and can briefly walk on air. You gain a flying speed equal to your walking speed, although you must end your turn on a solid surface or else you fall until you reach one taking falling damage as normal. Additionally your jump distance is doubled.
• Earth. You begin to form stone-like roughness around your appendages and gain a climbing speed equal to your walking speed. Additionally you become resistant to non-magical bludgeoning damage.
• Fire. A fire lights in your heart causing your blood to circulate faster and allowing your body to move faster as well. You gain an additional 10 ft. to your walking speed. You can also dash as a bonus action.
• Water. Your lungs begin to adapt to water and you find yourself capable of breathing underwater as well as you do the air. Additionally you gain a swimming speed equal to your walking speed.

Elemental Affinity

6th Level Elemental Chaos Connection Feature

When you cast spells that align closely with the plan you make your connection to, you gain the ability to inflict certain conditions alongside the damage.

Starting at 6th level, while in your Vessel Discipline, you gain the ability to augment the and later certain damage types in the following way based on the element you choose at 2nd level.

• Air. When you deal lightning or thunder damage to a creature you can expend a Planar Tap to force the creature to make a Constitution Saving throw against your Line Walker spell save DC or be Blinded if the damage type was lightning, and Deafened in the damage type was thunder. These conditions last until the end of your next turn. Additionally if you use lightning damage on a deafened creature you can expend a Planar Tap to deal maximum damage as the creature's senses have been temporarily heightened having lost one of their other senses. The same is possible for using thunder damage against a blinded creature.
• Earth. When you deal Acid or Bludgeoning damage to a creature you can expend a Planar Tap to force the creature to make a Constitution Saving throw against your Line Walker spell save DC or be weakened by the acid or blow until the end of your next turn. While a creature is weakened in this way, attack rolls against them have advantage. Additionally if they are struck with Bludgeoning damage while weakened, you can use your reaction to expend a Planar Tap stunning them until the end of your next turn.
• Fire. When you deal Fire damage to a creature you can expend a Planar Tap to force the creature to make a Dexterity Saving throw against your Line Walker spell save DC or become grappled by tendrils of flame. To escape the creature must use an action to attempt to repeat the save. Additionally on subsequent turns if the creature is still grappled you can use a bonus action to cause the tendrils to burn the creature. The creature takes 1d8 fire damage each time, but you can also expend an additional Planar Tap each turn after the first turn the creature was grappled to increase the damage dealt by 1d8. This can only go to a maximum of 5d8 fire damage.
• Water. When you deal Cold damage to a creature you can expend a Planar Tap to force the creature to make a Strength Saving throw against your Line Walker spell save DC or be restrained in a layer of cold until the end of your next turn. Additionally the restrained individual radiates a wave of chilling air around it within a 30 ft. Radius. Creatures other than you that enter the radius for the first time on a turn or start their turn there must make a Constitution Saving throw, taking an amount of damage equal to Intelligence modifier on a failure. If a creature takes this damage you can use your reaction to expend a Planar Tap and force them to make the same Strength Saving throw against being restrained.

Planar Gifts

10th Level Elemental Chaos Connection Feature

Starting at 10th level you gain resistance to the damage type associated with your Elemental Affinity. Additionally, when you assume your Vessel Discipline you gain the following benefits that enhance your Elemental Affinity

• Air. You no longer have to be touching a solid surface at the end of your turn and gain the hover property to your fly speed.
• Earth. Your skin hardens even more and you become resistant to non-magical piercing and slashing damage.
• Fire. Your movement speed increases an additional 10 ft.
• Water. You can move through holes and spaces that are 1 inch or wider.

Spell slots, and sometimes points, are the measure by which a caster can safely expend their magical capabilites for a given measure of time. Much like the brain limiting the body from destroying itself with its full potential, most forms of spellcasting come with limiters that prevent the caster from harming themselves severly. There are a select few however that have broken past these limitations and learned to use their own life essence as the fuel for magic when spell slots and magic reserves run low.

When you run out of spell slots or choice to use this feature you can attempt to cast a leveled spell you prepared (or know in the case of Bards and Sorcerers) without expending a spell slot. To do so a price must be paid. The first method to paying this price is by losing a number of hit points equal to 1d8 per level of the spell you are attempting to cast. After the price has been paid you cast the desired spell at the level you intended.

The second method for paying the price is by making an ability check with your spellcasting ability against the DC of (10 + Level of the spell you are attempting to cast). On a success you cast the leveled spell as desired. On a failure however you take a point of exhaustion as you try to strain your magic without putting anything of great substance forth as fuel.

Regardless of what method you choice after paying the price, successfully or otherwise, you must make a Constitution saving throw against the DC or (10 + Level of the spell you cast using this feature). On a success you gain a single point of exhaustion, but on a failure you gain two points of exhaustion. As such is is important to understand that can die using this method.

This feature can only be used to cast spells for which you possess the ability to have spell slots for. For example, a level 3 wizard can not use this ability to cast fireball as he does not possess the ability to cast 3rd level spells, however he could use it to upcast magic missile to 2nd level as he has access to 2nd level spell slots. Lastly this feature cannot be utilized to cast or upcast spells to a point higher than 5th level.

To attune to this crystal prism, you must place within the item that serves as a focus for your spells. The crystal prism cannot be removed while your attunement to it lasts. If your attunement to the prism ends, the crystal harmlessly falls to the ground next th focus. When using your focus with the prism incorporated in it for your spells, you gain a +1 bonus to spell attack rolls and to the saving throw DCs of your Line Walker spells.

In addition, you can call upon the stored magic within the prism to use it as a Planar Tap. This item has two Planar Taps within it. You can utilize these Planar Taps for any feature that uses it, but once they are used you cannot recover these specific Planar Taps until next dawn.