Through either determination, experimentation, help from others or just sheer luck - you have managed to reach the next step in becoming a full fledged vampire.
However, you left a significant portion of your humanity behind to reach this point, making this new state a boon and bane at the same time.
You gain the following traits:
- your creature type changes to undead
- you don't need to eat, drink or sleep and gain the benefits of a loing rest after 4 hours of stasis during which you are considered incapacitated. This stasis can only be interrupted by dealing damage to you
- while lying still, you can pass yourself off as a corpse and have advantage on checks made to do so
- you can use your fanged bite as a bonus action and when you use it to regain hit points it also removes 1 point of exhaustion
- you are resistant to necrotic damage
In addition, you gain the ability to trigger vampiric regeneration for a short amount of time as an action. When you activate this ability and at the start of each of your turns for the next minute you regenerate hit points equal to your Constitution modifier (minimum of 1). After you used this feature you must complete a long rest to use it again.
You also suffer the following maluses:
- you take 3d6 acid damage when you end your turn in running water and have disadvantage on ability checks made to traverse it
- while in sunlight, you have disadvantage you ability checks and attack rolls and can't use your vampiric regeneration
- you regularly need to feed to keep your strength up. After using your fanged bite to regain hit points, you must use it again in the same way within a number of days equal to 1d4 + your Constitution modifier (minimum of 1) or suffer 1 point of exhaustion. Afterwards, the time you have to feed shortens to a number of days equal to your Constitution modifier (minimum of 1). This keeps repeating until you have no more points of exhaustion
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