Boons:
- When you reduce a creature to 0 hit points and it dies, you can use a reaction to expend a charge from your soul vessel and immediately transform it into an Undead under your control. You can have three such creatures under your control at once, and your control over them cannot be broken by any means beyond you relinquishing control over them (no action required), in which case they perish immediately, becoming inanimate once more. These undead act on their own initiative count, following your verbal commands (no action required) to the best of their ability. No matter the raised creature, unless otherwise stated by the dm, they use the Wight stat block.
Flaws:
- Your appearance has grotesquely transformed. Your flesh withers and contracts around your bones, your eyes become sunken, and your features turn more pale. Regardless of your true form, you are horrific to behold.
You can suspend this form and manifest the appearance of the creature you once were, but this is taxing and requires effort to maintain. This form is not permanent, and moments of stress are likely to reveal your true nature. Your true form may be revealed in the following situations:
- Becoming Bloodied.
- Concentrating on a spell.
- Entering hollowed ground.
- Choosing to reveal yourself.
In these events, or times of other extreme emotional or physical stress, a GM can call for you to make a Constitution saving throw with a DC based on your current transformation stage. If you fail this save, your Horrific Appearance is revealed.
Stage 2: 13
Stage 3: 16
Stage 4: 20
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