Boons:
- You share an especially strong bond with your phylactery and gain benefits from keeping it on your person. You may choose to craft your phylactery into an amulet, ring, brooch, or some other form of jewelry. When you finish a short or long rest and you are wearing your phylactery, you may choose a damage type other than radiant damage. As long as you wear your phylactery, you and your phylactery have immunity to that damage type. In addition, your phylactery is more resilient than usual. Your phylactery's AC becomes 20, and its hit points are instead equal to 15 * your character level.
Your phylactery's nature is hidden from casual observation, and an observer must make an Intelligence (Arcana) check against your Transformation save DC in order to identify your phylactery.
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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