When you take this feat, decrease one of your highest 2 ability scores of your choice by 4 permanently, the chosen ability score cannot be changed my magical effects, items, or spells. This ability score affect cannot be undone unless you encounter a beneficial being more powerful than a god.
- When you make any d20 roll you may roll again, remembering the pain of what was ripped from you, and you may choose either roll as the result. Also, if any roll targeted at you uses a d20, you may choose to make them roll twice as well, and you choose the rolled number they use for the result.
- Whenever you use this feat, you gain a Dire die equal to the Bardic Inspiration die of a bard equal to your total level. A DC 21-(CON+proficiency) modifier may be used to avoid acquiring a Dire die, this DC increases by one every time you use this feat, and resets upon a long rest. If affected by this, whenever you roll any d20 for the next 24 hours, roll your Dire die and subtract that from your roll. This affect does not accumulate, but persists until a long rest, or until removed by a Remove Curse or Wish spell.
- Performance checks that you witness have a +10 applied to them for only your affect. Your loss has made you appreciative of beauty, as flawed as it may be, even if you don’t appreciate art.
- Roll 1d4 at the end of every long rest, add that result to your wisdom score. If your resulting wisdom score is over 25, your ability score reduction is removed for 10 minutes.
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