Sorcerer
Base Class: Sorcerer

Your ancestors have dealt with devils, and have broken their deal. Cursing your blood to hold the powers of Devils.

Devil's Blood

Your ancestors have wronged the archdevils of the nine hells, breaking deals or absconding their name. As a result, you are cursed due to events you could not control, and gain one of the following abilities based on which archdevil your family crossed.

Languages

You can speak, read, and write Infernal.

Magical Resistance

As Infernal blood curses your veins. You can resist one damage type of your choice for 10 Minutes, and you can only use this ability once per short rest. At level 6, you can resist two damage types, at level 14 you resist 4 damage types, and at level 18, you can resist 5 damage types.

Resistance

Resistance of one damage type of your choice.

Cursed Features

Being cursed by the devils of the nine hells isn't all good, as a price for your magic, you can only live up to half of your race's maximum age. and the power of the devil's blood is strengthened within you. Now whenever you cast a spell that deals damage, it deals an extra 1d8 fire damage. and the details of your body become more fiendish in nature.

Devil's Sight and Evil Influence

You can see in darkness and magical darkness within 60 ft. and You gain advantage with Intimidation and Persuasion checks, but disadvantage with Insight and Deception checks.

Darkvision

You gain darkvision

Summon Servant

Your Fiendish blood has taken over, you now look more withered and fiendish, lesser devils are reluctant to attack you, and thus you may use an action to summon either three Lemures, two Imps, or 1 Bearded devil as a Servant, they are loyal to you as long as you do evil acts, these acts are up to you or the devils summoned. The devils are Roleplayed by you or the DM. This ability can only be used again 24 hours after the last devil summoned by this ability is slain. Otherwise, this ability can be used as long as the caster can speak.

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