Woven from the ethereal threads of the Shadowfell and imbued with the essence of departed souls, the Wraithweave Mantle is a cloak that blends its wearer into the darkness, making them a mere whisper in the night. It carries with it the chill of the grave and the silent promise of the inevitable end that awaits all.

• Dormant:
• Grants advantage on Stealth checks.
• The wearer can cast Pass Without Trace once per long rest.
• Once per long rest, the wearer can use the cloak to become intangible for 1 round, allowing them to move through creatures and objects as if they were difficult terrain.
• Awakened:
• The wearer gains the ability to see in magical darkness.
• Pass Without Trace can now be used twice per long rest.
• The wearer can cast Silence once per long rest.
• Once per long rest, the wearer can perform a Phantom Strike: after hitting a creature with a sneak attack, the wearer can teleport up to 30 feet to an unoccupied space they can see, leaving behind a spectral clone that distracts the target, giving it disadvantage on its next attack roll.
• Exalted:
• The wearer can cast Etherealness once per long rest.
• Silence can now be used twice per long rest.
• Phantom Strike's teleportation distance increases to 60 feet, and the spectral clone can now make a single melee weapon attack against the target with the same bonuses as the wearer.
• Once per long rest, the wearer can activate the Veil of the Reaper: for 1 minute, the wearer becomes a shadowy figure of death, gaining resistance to all damage except radiant, advantage on all attack rolls against creatures that haven't taken a turn in combat yet, and their sneak attacks deal an additional 2d6 necrotic damage.

Notes: Advantage: Stealth, rogue