Prerequisite: Wild Shape and Fey Ancestry or Fey Touched
The primal shadows of the Feywild awaken within you, allowing you to transform into a terrifying Unseelie Guardian during battle. Channeling this fey spirit, you take on a form that strikes fear into your enemies while bolstering your physical resilience and power.
- When you use Wild Shape, you can choose to enter Feywild Fury as part of the transformation. Your Wild Shape takes the form of an Unseelie Guardian Spirit, a shadowy, fearsome creature: The body of a satyr the size of a minotaur with the head and antlers of a giant stag. This form retains bipedal anatomy, hands, and arms capable of wielding weapons.
- Any mundane armor worn is destroyed upon transformation. Magical armor disappears for the duration unless it has traits allowing it to adapt to shifting forms.
- You do not retain the AC benefit of any destroyed or disappeared armor.
- Additionally, unlike a Barbarian, you do not gain the Unarmored Defense, and your AC is calculated as 10 + DEX Bonus, plus any additional magical bonuses to armor class.
Feywild Fury Affects:
- Bonus Damage: You deal an additional +2 damage with melee weapon attacks or unarmed strikes.
- Damage Resistance: You gain resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage.
- Sustaining Fury: The benefits of Feywild Fury end if you go an entire turn without dealing or receiving damage. You retain your Unseelie Guardian form but lose its Fury-related benefits.
- Hit Points: Unlike standard Wild Shape, your own hit points remain unchanged while in Unseelie Guardian form. If your hit points reach 0 while transformed, you revert to your original form and remain at 0 hit points.
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