A cloak woven from pale gray and midnight threads, light as mist yet impossibly resilient. When worn, it never flutters wildly — instead it moves with controlled, deliberate motion, like clouds sliding across a moonlit peak. In darkness, faint silver patterns resembling wind currents trace across its surface.
Born of Cloud and Shadow
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You gain resistance to lightning damage.
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You ignore nonmagical difficult terrain caused by fog, mist, rain, rubble, or uneven ground.
Predator Above the Storm
When you activate Dread Ambusher on the first round of combat:
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Your additional weapon attack deals an extra 1d6 lightning damage.
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Until the end of that turn, your movement does not provoke opportunity attacks.
This represents striking from above and vanishing before the enemy can react.
Veil of the High Hunt
Once per short or long rest
As a bonus action, you wrap yourself in rolling cloud-shadow for 1 minute.
While this effect lasts:
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You are considered invisible to creatures that rely on darkvision.
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When you hit a creature that has not yet acted in combat, you may reduce its speed to 0 until the start of its next turn.
The cloud does not hide you — it removes you from relevance.
Step Between Currents
While you are in dim light, darkness, fog, mist, or rain, you may move up to 10 feet vertically as part of your movement without falling until the end of your turn.
This movement does not require a surface and represents riding unseen air currents.
Mark of the High Sky (Narrative Feature)
Creatures tied to storms, skies, high places, or night predators instinctively recognize the mantle.
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You have advantage on Wisdom (Perception or Survival) checks related to tracking, ambushes, or navigating vertical terrain.
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Creatures native to open skies may hesitate before engaging you alone.
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