Once per long rest, you can call upon the chaotic blessing of Avandra to summon a celestial-spirited Mirrowink—a strange and sacred creature of mischief and guidance. This companion remains until it is reduced to 0 hit points or you dismiss it as a bonus action.
The summoned Mirrowink is considered a fey creature and uses the stat block of a normal Mirrowink (see below or DM-provided), with the following modifications:
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Its hit point maximum is 20 instead of 10.
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It can communicate telepathically with you, but only through imagery, sensations, and emotional impressions — never words or speech.
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Once per long rest the Mirrowink can activate its Veil of the Unseen: For 10 minutes, it and up to 5 chosen creatures becomes completely imperceptible to all creatures and magical detection except for you. During this time, they cannot be seen, heard, smelled, detected by divination, or sensed in any way by anyone else. This effect ends early if an affected creature. makes an attack or casts a spell.
The Mirrowink acts independently but is loyal to you and follows your commands to the best of its ability. It rolls its own initiative in combat and takes its turn normally.
Once you use this feature, you cannot summon the Mirrowink again until you finish a long rest.