You are able to harness your very life force to enable last-ditch boons to your spellcasting, damaging your soul.
when you have no remaining spell slots, you may cast one spell at one level higher than
your current pact slot level. doing so imposes 4 points of exhaustion, and reduces your movement to 5.
This exhaustion can not be reduced by any means other than long resting each day for 4 days or the effects of a Wish spell.
If you use this effect, you may cast one more spell at 9th level but reducing you to 0HP.
in this state, you must make death saving throws. 3 successes render you stable, but comatose for the next 3 days.
healing and restoration spells cannot wake you from this state, and you do not begin recovering exhaustion levels from long rests until you wake up.
if you die from failing these death saving throws, you may not be revived by anything other than the effects of Resurrection, True Resurrection,
or a Wish. Revival via Resurrection or True Resurrection still requires the recovery period as if you had made the death saves.
DMs should examine the context of the usage of this feat and determine its effects on the warlock-patron relationship. If a warlock's soul is
part of the exchange with the patron, you should consider the soul incomplete or damaged for the purpose of this exchange.
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