Your time in other personae, twisted by your strange, eldritch powers, has fractured your ego. Each part of you takes on a different role, informed by and augmenting your own history. You remain firmly in control, at least in your waking hours...
You can choose to exhibit or disregard your role as part of a Short or Long rest.
The Soldier - Upright and stoic, the Soldier's martial ability is matched by their unthinking adherence to order. They gain a +1 to attack and damage rolls, advantage on Perception and Athletics checks and disadvantage on Wisdom saving throws.
The Entertainer - Capricious and outgoing, the Entertainer is the centre of attention and deservedly so. They gain advantage to all Charisma Skill checks and disadvantage to all Attack rolls.
The Acolyte - Devoted and humble, the Acolyte is devoted to their city, their family and the gods that bless them. Their magic takes on a divine bearing, cantrips deal an additional 1d6 radiant damage and spells deal an additional 1d4 radiant damage per level. However, criminal and immoral acts take a physical toll on the Acolyte, dealing psychic damage when those actions are taken by them or the party.
The Servant - Demure and polite, the Servant excels and moving through the world unnoticed. They gain +10 to Stealth checks and advantage on Deception checks made to access restricted areas. The also gain a -5 penalty to attack rolls and must reroll any maximum damage dice.
The Demon - Manic and cruel, the Demon hides until dire actions are required. If you fall to 0hp, the Demon instead emerges with 1hp. All creatures around them are enemies. They deal a critical hit on a 19 or a 20 and their criticals always deal maximum damage.
Comments