Soulfire

They are few, these sorcerers, their eyes alight with knowledge no mortal was meant to possess.

Soulfire, they call it. Raw power that blazes through their veins, as beautiful as it is deadly. To witness it is to see creation and destruction dance as one, to feel the very air crackle with possibility.

This is no gift freely given. Each spell comes at a cost, every burst of flame fueled by the caster's own essence. They are burning themselves from the inside out, sacrificing their very souls for moments of godlike power.

Some would call them mad. Others would name them visionaries. But in the end, they are simply desperate souls, willing to risk everything for a taste of the divine.

And as they weave their devastating magic, setting the world ablaze with dreams and nightmares made real, one can only wonder: when the last ember of their soul finally gutters out, what will be left behind but ashes and regret?

Soulfire Spells

Starting at 1st level, you learn additional spells when you reach certain levels in this class, as shown on the Soulfire Spells table. Each of these spells counts as a sorcerer spell for you, but it doesn't count against the number of sorcerer spells you know.

Soulfire Spells
Sorcerer Level	Spells
1st	Mage Armor, Absorb Elements
3rd	Flame Blade, Scorching Ray
5th	Fireball, Life Transference
7th	Wall of Fire, Death Ward
9th	Immolation, Greater Restoration

 

Soulfire Adept

When you choose this subclass at level 1, you gain the ability to solidify your soul’s will, gaining these following features.

Kindling: When casting a sorcerer spell of 1st level or higher, you may take 4 hit points of damage per spell slot level to enhance it, increasing it by one damage die size (e.g., d6 to d8), or you may choose to increase the spell's duration by half its initial duration time. The damage die size function fails should you cast Chaos Bolt or spells that functions similar to it, and you expend the spell slot and take the allotted damage.

Resilience: You can use your sorcery points to gain additional hit points, or sacrifice hit points to gain additional sorcery points. As a bonus action, you can expend a number of hit die up to your Constiution modifier, (minimum of 1), and gain a number of sorcery points equal to the number expended.

Cleansing Flame

Starting at level 6, your desire to project your powerful will of fire onto others increases, you wish to keep everyone warded underneath your sacred flames.

Cleansing Flame: When you empower a spell that deals fire damage with Kindling, you may choose for it to remove one of the following status conditions: Charmed, Blinded, Frightened, Petrified or Paralyzed effects. You may apply this effect to a number of creatures affected by this spell equal to half your proficiency modifier.

Additionally, you gain resistance to Fire damage.

Sundered Soul

When you reach level 14 in this subclass, rather than protect with your sacred flames, you’ve gained the ability to use them to unleash pure wrath upon your enemies. 

Sundered Soul: As an action, you can release a burst of soulfire that deals fire damage to all creatures, including yourself, within 20 feet. The damage equals your Sorcerer level, and reduces the target's maximum HP score. Choose between Strength, Dexterity or Constitution. Each target that fails the chosen saving throw against your spell save DC is also Paralyzed until the end of your next turn as your Soulfire breaks their very spirit.

You are immune to both the Paralyzed condition and maximum HP deduction inflicted by Sundered Soul.

Once you use this bonus action, you can't use it again until you finish a long rest, unless you spend 8 sorcery points to use it again.

Deliverance of Ash

Starting at level 18, the flames have entirely consumed your soul, replacing it with inner-fire. You cannot be targeted by soul-altering effects. So long as there is a a stored vial of your fire, you can be revived without the material cost.

You gain immunity to Fire damage. Additionally, when you deal fire damage to a creature that is immune to fire, you treat that immunity as resistance instead.