You have discovered a terrible secret. Effort is optional, struggle is a choice, and that the path of least resistance often leads somewhere worth going. Why exhaust yourself when the world will turn without your intervention? Your leisurely approach to life has become supernatural, teaching you to conserve energy in ways that border on the preternatural, though your reluctance to act has calcified into something you can no longer fully control.
- Effortless Poise. Your reluctance to exert yourself manifests as unnatural grace, with your languid movements and stillness make you nearly invisible. While out of combat, you have advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks.
- Immovable Apathy. Once per long rest, when someone attempts to persuade, intimidate, or otherwise influence you to take an action you would prefer not to take, you can simply refuse to engage. You automatically succeed on the saving throw or opposed check, as your profound disinclination renders you immune to their efforts.
- Terminal Inertia. Your reluctance has become pathological. You must succeed on a Wisdom saving throw (DC higher of your level or 16) to take actions that require significant effort when an easier path presents itself. This includes volunteering for watch, pursuing fleeing enemies, investigating strange sounds, or taking on additional responsibilities. Additionally, when initiative is rolled, you must succeed on a Wisdom saving throw (DC higher of your level or 16) or treat your initiative roll as a 1 - your reluctance toward combat manifesting as a slower response time.
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