(Please note: This feat is not available to be taken by players. This feat may only be offered by the Dungeon Master at their sole discretion.)
The end is upon you. Whether you are the hero saving the world from a realm-destroying monstrosity, or have reached the depths of squalor and disgrace for your misdeeds, failure has come for you, final and absolute. But an opportunity has arisen for you to defy your fate with righteous rebellion.
This feat may be offered by the last god whom you served before becoming an Oathbreaker, and only at the end of that Oathbreaker's life. As the blackness closes in, the voice of that god rings out in your mind. You may respond with your thoughts. (For example, begging for forgiveness, or swearing vengeance upon the unrighteous.) If your response does not please the god, the last vestiges of your consciousness fades, and you die. If, however, your response pleases the god, the following occurs:
- You are instantly and miraculously restored to consciousness with 0 hit points, and cannot again fall unconscious by having 0 or fewer hit points.
- Your soul ignites violently, exhausting the flame of your life from your back in the form of fiery wings, granting you 120 feet of flying speed.
- The weapon you wield temporarily transforms into a Godscraft weapon, granting it the ability to always critically hit. The weapon reverts to its original state when dropped.
- You gain an additional attack per action.
- For the remainder of your life, you take 4 (1d6) true fire damage at the end of each of your turns. (True damage ignores resistances and immunities.)
When you die, your burning soul consumes your body, leaving behind only ashes and the noncombustible objects you were carrying. (When your health reaches the negative of your maximum hit points, you will die.)
(Please note: When you die with this feat active, your soul will be utterly consumed. You will not go to any afterlife - you will cease to exist entirely, the spark of your life fully gone from Creation, unable to be resurrected with even the Wish spell. Godspeed, Paladin.)
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