You’ve created a strange, glowing mote. Something that marks moments, stores hope, and refuses to let an ending be the end.
As an action you can create a mote of light that acts as a Save Point. When you do, you gain 1 level of exhaustion. You can have only one Save Point at a time. Creating a new one replaces the old. You can use a Save Point a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus per Long Rest. A Save Point lasts until it’s replaced or run out of uses, at which point it fades.
You can use a Save Point as a reaction to failing your third death saving throw, or even after death as a reaction to everyone in your party having failed their third death saving throw. Doing so has the following effects:
- All player characters return to the Save Point’s location and time at the creation of the Save Point.
- Each creature and object returns to the state it was in at the moment the Save Point was created (hit points, spell slots, class features, conditions, etc.), as determined by the DM.
- Only those that have this feat, or patrons of those who have this feat, can recall the events that happened in the time between the creation of the Save Point and when the Save Point was used.
In addition, when you create a Save Point or use a Save Point, you can store or retrieve items from the Save Point’s Shared Inventory.
- The Shared Inventory has 20 item slots total.
- Any item placed inside has no weight while stored.
- A bag/container counts as 1 slot.
- The Shared Inventory persists through Resets (its contents do not rewind). Anything in it stays exactly as it is/was.
- Living creatures cannot be stored within this Shared Inventory.
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