“Let my mind not falter, even as death brushes my cheek.”
Prerequisite: Graveborn legacy, Wish-wrought awakening, or mythic-tier magical ascension
As Reyra’s mastery over invention and soul-weaving deepens, her very essence learns to resist disruption. Threads of arcane stability coil around her spells like spectral sinew. Her soul has become its own stabilizer—resilient, precise, and burning with purpose.
🧠 Unshakable Focus
You gain advantage on Constitution saving throws made to maintain concentration on spells or infusions.
If you already have a feature that grants this advantage (like War Caster), you instead gain proficiency in Constitution saving throws, or Expertise if already proficient.
🛡️ Soul Anchor – Once per Long Rest
When you are forced to make a concentration saving throw and would automatically fail (due to massive damage, unconsciousness, etc.), you may instead choose to succeed automatically as your soul forcibly anchors the magic to your body.
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This can be done after you see the result, but before the consequences occur (e.g., before a summon vanishes).
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When used, your veins glow faintly with ethereal sigils or grave-iron latticework, and a distant clockwork chime echoes around you.
🧬 Gravewrought Resilience
Your link to the Weave is part necrotic, part divine. When you succeed a concentration saving throw by 5 or more, you regain 1d6 HP as spectral energy feeds back into your core.
This healing increases to 2d6 at 11th level and 3d6 at 17th.
🧭 Optional GM Variant: Infused Soul Stabilizer
Once per long rest, if you begin your turn while concentrating on a spell, you can declare that spell “Soulbound” until the start of your next turn:
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While Soulbound, you cannot lose concentration on that spell unless you fall unconscious.
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Afterward, you cannot use this feature again until you finish a long rest.
💬 In-World Flavor:
This feat reflects Reyra’s identity as someone who refuses to be undone, even when her soul is pulled between graveborn stillness and the volatility of invention. Her spellwork isn’t just cast—it’s anchored, soldered, and bound to her by force of sheer will.
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