Bai Suzhen Tattoo

This magical tattoo, depicts a legendary white snake. The original legend, is one of love and acceptance that follows a white snake falling in love with a human, and attempting to bring him back to life after his death. However as some form of cruel twist, many criminal families have adopted the tattoo as a symbol for one who has killed their spouse. When a Special mix of magical inks are used, the tattoo almost seems to shimmer and shift as if the snake depicted still lives.

Fangs of the Viper: While attuned, when you take the attack action, you may expend a ki point to cause spectral snakes to extend from your hands, as if the tattoo has lunged out from its wearer. Your reach with your unarmed strikes increases by 10 feet for that action and the damage type changes to poison instead of bludgeoning. Additionally when you land an attack like this, you may expend 1 ki point to deal an additional 1d10 Poison damage.

Viper's Venom: While attuned, you may expend 3 Ki points to cast the Vampiric Touch Spell. When cast in this way, the damage type of the spell changes to Poison, and you can substitute one of your unarmed strikes per turn with the melee spell attack roll detailed in the spell. Wisdom is your casting ability for this ability and the DC equals your Ki save ability. When cast this way you must complete a long rest before doing so again.

White Snake's Scales: While attuned to this tattoo you may expend 3 ki points to cast the Find Familiar Spell, using the tattoos as a focus. When cast in this way the familiar summoned, can only be a Poisonous Snake, and it adds your proficiency bonus to its attack and damage rolls and uses your Ki Save DC for its abilities. While the Familiar is summoned, you become unable to use the other abilities of this tattoo. Once cast this way, you cannot cast it again for 24 hours.

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