Order of Perfected Hemocraft

This Order believes that they have perfected the art of hemocraft and they may be correct. Their blood curses are always more potent, their rites more damaging and they do not suffer as much when utilising their power.

Perfected Rite

Starting at 3rd level, when you activate a crimson rite on a weapon, you may roll two hemocraft die to determine damage and only one to determine the damage you take. In addition, you may reduce the amount of damage you take by an amount equal to your proficiency bonus.

Blood Curse Savant

Starting at 3rd level, you gain an additional usage of Blood Maledict per long rest.

Curse Master

Starting at 7th level, all blood curses that you use are amplified without you having to take damage, however you have vulnerability to all damage dealt by blood cursed creatures.

Brand of Blood

Starting at 11th level, whenever you curse a branded creature, they take additional necrotic damage equal to 1/5 of your hit point maximum. If you hit a branded creature with a rite weapon, you deal maximum rite damage on one die and additional necrotic damage equal to 1 roll of your Crimson Rite die.

Blood Curse of the Hemomancer

Starting at 15th level, you gain the Blood Curse of the Hemomancer as detailed here:

Blood Curse of the Hemomancer:

Target one creature. For 1 minute, they are effected by the following:

-You deal 10 necrotic damage every time you hit them.

-They have disadvantage to hit you with their next two attacks.

Amplified- (to amplify this curse you follow normal rules, and roll a hemocraft die and take damage)

They have disadvantage to hit you with all attacks for the duration and their first attack against you automatically misses.

Hemocraft Master

Starting at 18th level, when you have a Crimson Rite active and expend a usage of Blood Maledict, you can gain hit points or temporary hit points equal to 3 rolls of your hemocraft die and gain resistance to non-magical damage for 3 minutes.

After using this feature 1d4 times, you cannot use it again until you finish a long rest.