Slayer

Your sulphite augmentation grants you inhuman strength and reflexes, allowing you to enter a ferocious state known as Slayer Mode. In this state, you become a relentless force on the battlefield, unleashing devastating attacks at the cost of your own safety.

-Activation:

 To activate Slayer Mode, you must tap into your waning vitality. Roll a percentile dice (d100). If the result is equal to or less than the percentage of your missing hit points, you successfully enter Slayer Mode.

 - Example: If you are missing 40% of your maximum hit points, you must roll a 40 or lower on a d100 to activate Slayer Mode.

 Effects While in Slayer Mode:

 - Unstoppable Offense: Every attack you make that hits is considered a critical hit, dealing double damage as per standard critical hit rules.

 - Backlash on Miss: If you miss an attack, you suffer damage equal to your weapon's normal damage dice (do not include modifiers or critical damage).

   - Example: If your weapon deals 1d8 damage, you take 1d8 damage upon missing an attack.

 - Relentless Aggression:

   - You must use all available actions and bonus actions on your turn to make melee attacks against the nearest creature (friend or foe).

   - If you have multiple attack options, you must use them all on the nearest target.

 - Forced Movement:

   - You must use all of your movement each turn to get as close as possible to the nearest creature.

   - Your movement speed increases by 10 feet while in Slayer Mode.

 - Weakened Defense:

   - Your Armor Class (AC) decreases by 4 while in Slayer Mode due to your reckless offense.

 Duration:

 - Slayer Mode lasts for 2 turns.

 Aftermath:

 - After Slayer Mode ends, you become paralyzed for 1 minute (10 rounds) as your body recovers from the intense strain.

 - You also suffer one level of exhaustion due to the extreme physical and mental exertion.

 Notes:

 - While in Slayer Mode, you cannot perform any actions that require careful thought or concentration, such as casting spells, using items, or making ranged attacks.

 - You are unable to distinguish between allies and enemies; the nearest creature is always your target.

 - If multiple creatures are equally near, you randomly choose which one to attack.