Herald of the Archfey grants an adventurer a direct link to the enigmatic and often chaotic powers of an Archfey. With this connection, they gain access to strange and wondrous abilities that allow them to manipulate the fabric of reality in ways that reflect the whimsical yet dangerous nature of the Fey. Their presence near fey creatures, or in lands touched by fey magic, becomes profoundly influential, making them natural mediators, manipulators, and protectors of magical creatures and ancient fey sites. Their relationship with an Archfey continuously evolves, and they become capable of calling upon their patron in times of need, but always at a cost or caveat in line with the fickle spirits of the Fey.
Whispers of the Archfey. Once per long rest, you can summon forth the whispers of your Fey patron. You gain advantage on all Charisma-based skill checks for 1 hour, as well as the ability to speak telepathically with any fey creatures within 300 feet during this time. However, after this time has elapsed, you suffer one level of exhaustion.
Glimpse Beyond the Veil. When in the Feywild or any area infused with fey magic, such as enchanted forests or groves, you can cast *Planar Shift* once per long rest to travel to any Fey crossing or interdimensional point. However, should you fail to complete a specific task for your Archfey within 24 hours of entering the new plane, you are cursed, suffering disadvantage on all attack rolls until the curse is lifted by your patron.
Fey-Touched Resilience. The chaotic energy of the Feywild has altered your bodily constitution. You gain resistance to psychic damage and advantage on saving throws against being charmed or frightened. If you are charmed, you can end the effect immediately by taking 2d6 psychic damage.
Archfey's Beckoning. Once per 7-day period, you can beseech your Archfey patron for aid. The Archfey may send a fey creature (CR 5 or lower) to assist you for 1 hour. However, the assistance may not always be straightforward. At the DM's discretion, the summoned creature may misinterpret its mission, act unpredictably, or request a strange form of payment.
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