Blood Manipulation is a high‑intensity cursed‑technique feat that grants you a pool of Blood Points used to unleash powerful Jujutsu Kaisen–style abilities. You can fire Piercing Blood as a razor‑sharp long‑range line attack, hurl condensed Blood Meteorites as hardened projectiles, and create volatile orbs for the devastating Supernova detonation. The feat blends offense and mobility, letting you manipulate your own blood to strike, defend, and reposition with supernatural precision. Its techniques are potent but taxing, reflecting the dangerous strain of blood‑based sorcery, and Convergence adds an even riskier edge—allowing you to forcibly compress your own blood to generate additional Blood Points at the cost of self‑inflicted damage. Altogether, the style becomes a flashy, high‑risk, high‑reward option for characters who want true JJK flair in D&D.
Blood Points
When you take the Blood Manipulation feat, you gain a pool of Blood Points equal to your proficiency bonus, representing the cursed energy you channel through your own blood. You fully recover all Blood Points whenever you finish a short or long rest, and you can choose to convert your Hit Dice into extra Blood Points at the end of a short rest on a one‑for‑one basis. Additionally, you can use Convergence to create Blood Points in the heat of battle: as an action, you take 1d6 unpreventable damage to generate 1 Blood Point, storing it up to your normal maximum. You can use Convergence a number of times per long rest equal to your Constitution modifier, reflecting the intense strain it places on your body. However, if you’re ever reduced to 0 hit points, the shock disrupts your technique—your Blood Points immediately drop to 0 and can’t be restored again until you complete a long rest. This system keeps the resource potent but limited, mirroring the high‑risk, high‑intensity nature of JJK blood techniques.
Blood Meteorite - 1 Blood Point - Damage: 2d6 bludgeoning
Piercing Blood - 2 Blood Points - Damage: 4d8 piercing
Supernova - 3 Blood Points - Damage: 6d8 per orb
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