Base Class: Warlock
One who has made a pact with a swarm of infected insects. They harness the power of the infestation to serve the hivemind, and destroy those who stand in the way of their cambrean conquest.
Level 3: Exoskeleton
In dangerous situations, your hive forms an exoskeleton around you, allowing you to cast [spells]barkskin[spells], [spells]stoneskin[spells], or [spells]Mage Armour[spells] without expending a spell slot.
Swarm Selection
You must choose what kind of creature you shall subject yourself to the wills of.
Beehive
A hive’s worth of bees/wasps inhabit your insides. Because of this, you can not only cast [spells]inflict wounds[spells] without expending a spell slot, but may also add +2 points to Wisdom.
Crustacean Colony
Various crustaceans live in a colony within you. This allows you to cast [spells]Water Breathing[spells]. You may also add +3 to Constitution and -1 points to Dexterity.
Mass of Maggots
Multiple worms and maggots use your body as a vessel, letting you use [spells]Entangle[spells]. On top of that, you may also add +2 points to Constitution.
Scarab Swarm
You serve as a living hive and host for a swarm of ravenous scarabs. You may cast the spell [spells]Control Weather[spells]. You may also add +4 points to strength, and -2 points to dexterity.
Swarm of Spiders
A swarm of spiders inhabit your body as a vessel. Because of this, you may cast [spells]Web[spells], as well as adding +2 points to Dexterity.
Termitetorn
Termites and ants have formed a colony within you. You may add +2 points to Intelligence, and can, without expending a spell slot, cast [spells]
Level 3: Growing Infestation
The growing influence of the hivemind ensures you always have certain spells ready; when you reach a Warlock level specified in the Growing Infestation table, you thereafter always have the listed spells prepared.
| WARLOCK LEVEL | SPELLS |
|---|---|
| 3 | Spider Climb, Speak with Animals, Ray of Sickness, Suggestion |
| 5 | Web, Stinking Cloud |
| 7 | Contagion, Giant Insect |
| 9 | Commune, Insect Plague |
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