Razor Blink Rogue

Razor Blinks are master thieves,pickpockets,and at

times even Assassins with a supernatural knack for

movement. They are a rare breed,consisting of only

those that hone their movements to a razors edge.

Blink striker

At level 3 - You can teleport yourself behind an enemy

you can see within 30 feet and make an attack with your

melee weapon (or an unarmed strike).

 

Echo’s Protection

At Level 9- When an enemy takes an attack action

against an ally you can see within 40 ft of you, you feel

your Blink abilities going into y and overdrive. You can

then take a reaction to blink in between them and the

attack, imposing disadvantage on the attack. If the

attack still hits, you take the damage they would have,

using the AC of the person you are defending. You may

use this feature a number of times equal to your

proficiency bonus, and you regain its use after

completing a long rest.

Flicker Crash

At Level 13 - After successfully grappling a creature,

you can use a reaction to blink straight up 50 feet,

falling back to the ground on top of them. You take no

falling damage from this fall, while the grappled

creature takes 1d6 bludgeoning damage for every 10

feet they fall and is considered prone. You may use this

feature once and regain its use after completing a long

rest.

OverClock

At Level 17- As you gain total mastery over your Blink

step, you can push yourself beyond your natural limit.

As a bonus action, for the next minute, your Blink step

goes into overdrive. During this time, all damage caused

during Warp Striker is replaced with force damage, and

all damage you have caused along the chain is

converted into temporary hit points. Once the minute is

over, you gain one level of Exhaustion, requiring a short rest to recharge. You

may use this feature once and regain its use after

completing a long

Blink striker

Blink Striker 

 

At level 3 - You can teleport yourself behind an enemy you can see within 30 feet and make an attack with your melee weapon (or an unarmed strike). 

 

Make a melee attack with advantage. On a hit, the enemy must roll a Wisdom (Perception) saving throw.

On a successful save, the attack deals regular damage. On a failed save, the attack damage is doubled.

 

Echo’s Protection

At Level 9 - When an enemy takes an attack action against an ally you can see within 40 ft of you, you feel your Blink abilities going into y and overdrive. You can then take a reaction to blink in between them and the attack, imposing disadvantage on the attack. If the attack still hits, you take the damage they would have, using the AC of the person you are defending. You may use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus, and you regain its use after completing a long rest.

Flicker Crash

At Level 13 - After successfully grappling a creature, you can use a reaction to blink straight up 50 feet, falling back to the ground on top of them. You take no falling damage from this fall, while the grappled creature takes 1d6 bludgeoning damage for every 10 feet they fall and is considered prone.

You may use this feature once and regain its use after completing a long rest.

OverClock

At Level 17 - As you gain total mastery over your Blink step, you can push yourself beyond your natural limit. As a bonus action, for the next minute, your Blink step goes into overdrive. During this time, all damage caused during Warp Striker is replaced with force damage, and all damage you have caused along the chain is converted into temporary hit points. Once the minute is over, you gain one level of Exhaustion as your, requiring a short rest to recharge.

You may use this feature once and regain its use after completing a long rest.