Divine Servitors
Divine servitors are some of the first titans ever created by the gods. Unlike their other kin, divine servitors were not created for the primary purpose of war or protection, but instead for exploration. Their divine purpose is to travel across the various realms of the multiverse to find new worlds in which their divine masters can expand their respective domains.
Divine Explorers
In their travels throughout the multiverse, divine servitors primarily seek out the realms with mortals souls that hold potential to being converted into the domain of their gods. Planes that harbor more power inhabitants such as fiends, aberrations, or even other Celestials are typically overlooked and ignored. Once a fitting realm is found, the divine servitor assumes the role of a guardian over that realm, overseeing the progression of civilization to ensure that the divine influence of the master spreads.
In most circumstance, divine servitors rarely make their presence directly known to a realm's inhabitants, as its primary purpose is to protect the designate realm until their master's divine presence has established a foothold. Once complete, the divine servitor continues its journey back into the multiverse to find new worlds.
Agents of Extinction
Unfortunately, not all encounters from divine servitors are innately benevolent. In certain scenarios, especially in the case of newly developing realms, divine servitors have been known to completely annihilate entire civilizations on a realm that may impede the progress of their god's influence. In many instances, divine servitors have been known to wage war on Elder primordials and elementals that typically claim domain over new realms by severing their connection to the mortal realms back to the Elemental Planes. Celestial servitors aligned to more ambitious gods have been known to raze realms with the growing influence of other gods to prevent the influence of their rival to spreading and become a threat to their god's domain.
Divine servitor Tactics
Just like any other titan, battling a divine servitor is akin to fighting a force of nature. Thankfully, due to their wandering nature, direct encounters with divine servitors are quite rare, mainly due to the fact that thy either spend most of their time wandering the Astral Sea or lying dormant on host world. Only when purging a realm from extraplanar influence (such as elemental or other celestials) or protecting a host world will the divine servitor directly interact with mortalkind.
Planar Mastery
Divine servitors possess incredibly mastery of planar and temporal magics, as they are able to shape the very fabric of the cosmos to their will. Despite their incredible power, divine servitors have very different tactics depending on the reasons of their awakening. If they are seeking to remove extraplanar influences, their primary tactics would revolve around banishing its extraplanar foes using its Planar Disjunction ability. Typically, in such an encounter, the divine servitor will focus the majority of its attacks on otherworldly creatures, only using its Divine Extinction ability to annihilate any mortal followers who seek to hinder its goals.
However, if the divine servitors goals in Planar Purging, it will show no mercy to any creature in its path. Its favored tactic will be utilizing Divine extinction to obliterate swathes of enemies, and will only use its Planar Disjunction ability to permanently banish incredibly powerful opponents.
Battle Strategies
Despite its colossal size, the divine servitor's greatest advantage in battle is its mobility. Thanks to its temporal mastery, it can bend reality itself to warp around the battlefield. Dealing with these titans would require a lot of ingenuity, as it will resort to banishing or teleporting any opponents who get the upper hand against it. Typically, the divine servitor only requires a few days to fully complete its goals, so teleporting any feasible threats typically provides it enough time to complete its work before vanishing back into the multiverse.
Divine Servitors
Gargantuan Celestial, varies
- Armor Class 21 (Natural Armor)
- Hit Points 594 (36d20+216)
- Speed 60ft., 60ft. fly
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA 29(+9) 12 (+1) 23(+6) 22 (+6) 24 (+7) 21 (+5)
- Saving Throws Con + 15, Int +15, Wis +16, Cha +14
- SkillsPerception +16
- Damage Resistances Nonmagical bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage
- Damage Immunities Cold, Fire, Force, Radiant Necrotic
- Condition Immunities charmed, exhausted, frightened, poisoned
- Senses truesight 120ft., passive Perception 26
- Languages Common, Celestial, telepathy 120ft.
- Proficiency Bonus +9
- Challenge 29(135,000 xp)
Freedom of Movement The divine servitor ignores difficult terrain and magical effects cannot reduce its movement speed nor restrain it.
Legendary Resistance(3/day) If the divine servitor fails a saving throw, it can choose to succeed. Upon using this feature, it can use its Warping Blink
Magical Attacks The divine servitor's attacks count as magical for the purpose of overcoming resistance
Planar Tethering The divine servitor is immune to effects that would forcibly teleport it against its will.
Magic Resistance The divine servitor has advantage on saving throws against spells and magical effects.
Siege Monster The divine servitor can deal double damage to buildings and objects
Titanic Nature The divine servitor doesn’t require air, food, drink, or sleep
Titanic Strength The divine servitor has advantage on Strength ability checks and saving throws against creatures at least one size or smaller than it.
Innate Spellcasting
The divine servitor's spellcasting ability is Charisma(spell save DC 22). The divine servitor can innately cast the following spells with no material components
- 3/day each Teleport, Plane Shift, Crown of Stars
- 2/day each Antimagic Field, Demiplane, Sunburst
- 1/day each Gate, Meteor Swarm, Timestop
Actions
Multiattack. The divine servitor can make two temporal strikes. Alternatively, it can make two attacks with its Dimensional Comets
Temporal Strike Melee Weapon Attack: +18 to hit, 20ft. range, one target. Hit: 7(8d6+9) bludgeoning damage + 22(4d10) force damage. If a creature is not on its native plane of origin, it takes an additional 22(4d10) force damage
Dimensional Comet Ranged Weapon Attack: +18 to hit, 600ft. range, one target. Hit: 27(4d10+5) radiant damage + 22(4d10) force damage. On a hit, the target must succeed a DC 24 Charisma saving throw or be teleported 60ft. to a location of the divine servitor's choice.
Planar Disjunction(Recharge 5-6) The divine servitor can conjure a ring of celestial runes of bend reality itself. Creatures of the divine servitor's choice within a 60ft. radius around a spot that the divine servitor can see within range must succeed a DC 22 Charisma saving throw. On a failed saving throw, the targets take 50(9d10) radiant + 50(9d10)force damage and are transported to a plane of the servitor's choice. On a successful saving throw, creatures take half damage and are not teleported.
Divine Extinction(Recharge 5-6) The divine servitor can conjure a divine star of annihilation to erase its foes from existence. Creatures within a 120ft. radius around a spot within 1 mile of it must succeed a DC 22 Dexterity saving throw or take 50(9d10) radiant damage + 50(9d10) force damage. If this attack reduces a creature to 0 hitpoints, it is killed and cannot be revived or resurrected by any means short of a Wish spell.
Bonus Action
Warping Blink As a bonus action, the Divine Servitor can teleport 60ft. to a spot that it can see within range. All creatures within 30ft. of its original space must succeed a DC 22 Constitution saving throw or take 11(2d10) radiant damage + 11(2d10) force damage and half as much on a successful saving throw.
Reactions
Bend Reality When the Divine Servitor would be hit by an attack, it can teleport up to 60ft. to a spot that it can see with range causing the attack to miss.
Legendary Actions
The divine servitor can take 3 legendary actions, choosing from the options below. Only one legendary action option can be used at a time and only at the end of another creature's turn. The divine servitor regains spent legendary actions at the start of its turn.
Attack(1 action) The divine servitor can make one Attack with its Temporal Strike or Dimensional Comets
Warp(1 action) The divine servitor use its Warping Blink
Cast a spell(2 actions) The divine servitor can cast one of its spells
Divine Resilience(3 actions) The divine servitor can end one spell effect or status condition on itself.