After a short time, wings burst from your back granting you a fly speed of 40 ft. You must have enough space (Your full wingspan) in order to leave the ground. Additionally your choice of strength or dexterity increases by 1.
Checks made to perform maneuvers in flight use Athletics or Acrobatics depending on the maneuver being attempted.
If you do not meet the Strength requirement for you currently equipped armor; you cannot fly.
You have disadvantage on any deception check made to visually disguise yourself or conceal your identity.
Your clothes and non-magical armor must be altered to accommodate your wings.
Your wingspan is equal to twice your height. The aesthetic of your wings reflects your character's background. If there are multiple story justifications (Such as an Aasimar cleric of Bahamut) the player decides between the aesthetics (In this case; feathered angel wings, silver scaled dragon wings, or combined into silver feathered angel wings).
(Optional) the DM rolls 1d4 to determine how many days pass before your wings emerge. The DM may also impose a story specific requirement for a character to grow wings (such as an Aasimar's celestial bloodline, a paladin of Bahamut, or a human fighter that has undergone a ritual for this specific purpose).
(Optional) Your fly speed is reduced by half and you have disadvantage on all checks involving use of your wings for the first week after they emerge.
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