The user can see clearly in a radius of 60 feet of no light and 120 feet of dim light.

This trait allows Ghouls to mentally conjure a Kagune from their Kakuhou, coming through the skin. This does not hurt the user.

The Kagune generated from the lower back, called the Bikaku, are akin to tails. They are slow but powerful. They deal 1d8 bludgeoning damage on a hit.

The Kagune generated from the middle back, called the Rinkaku are generally likened to tentacles or insect legs. They deal 1d8 piercing damage per tendril used in an attack. A Rinkaku can have up to four tendrils.

The Kagune generated from the upper back, called the Ukaku usually look like wings. These wings cannot be used to fly. This Kagune usually takes a gaseous form, but can be crystallized at the will of the user. When crystallized, it can fire a barrage of shards, dealing 1d10 damage total. This form of Kagune may also be solid instead of gaseous, and these deal 1d8 bludgeoning damage. 2 wings can be generated at a time.

The Kagune generated from the shoulders, called the Koukaku usually are controlled by the arm connected to their point of generation. They usually have a sharp edge, dealing 1d8 slashing or piercing, but can also take the form of a oval like shield, dealing 1d8 bludgeoning damage. The Koukaku isn't always wrapped around the arm, and can be used independently. 2 blades can be generated at a time.

If a Kagune is destroyed at the base of generation or completely detached, they will dissipate unless the user is dead. If the user survives, they can regenerate their Kagune after 3 hours or a short rest. A Rinkaku can regenerate within 30 minutes. At level 7 or higher, a Ghoul can choose to gain another type of Kagune in addition to their own instead of adding another level to a class.