Normal attacks will not directly damage the Clothbound Gaseous, but will tear its cloth. For each tear in its cloth, it loses 1d6 HP per round. The clothbound can have multiple tears at a time, up to five. Magical attacks deal their normal damage, plus an additional 1d6 damage, but cannot tear the cloth.

The clothbound is able to split its gas between multiple smaller gaseous servants. It takes at least 20 gas and an extra cloth to create a clothbound servant. The clothbound servant has a max HP equal to the gas expended to create it. It shares the original's modifiers, attacks, spell list, and spell slots. It takes it's turn on the same turn of the original. An additional clothbound servant is earned on character levels 3, 7, 10, and 15.

Expending X amount of gas grants the next attack Y. You may use multiple on a single attack. Expending gas does not tear your Gaseous Cloth.

• 5 - Advantage
• 10 - +1d8 Damage
• 15 - Success = Nat 20
• 20 - One extra target in radius
• 30 - Guaranteed Hit

Each mount requires 35 gas (HP), and a Gaseous Cloth. You may choose one of these mounts at level 10, 12, and 15. Note: Versatile Types require a DC 12 Animal Handling check to summon, as well as an additional Gaseous Cloth.

When the Clothbound Gaseous hits 0 HP, its Gaseous Cloth is considered to be torn beyond repair, and all the gas has escaped. When this happens, the Clothbound Gaseous is not incapacitated, but is at its weakest point. It cannot interact with any of its equipment or items, but it can take a movement action, and only a movement action, per turn. Additionally, you may take the Dodge reaction once per round. While in this form, the Clothbound is immune to all physical attacks, but any magical attack that hits will kill it, take no death saves. However, a party member can pick up a Gaseous Cloth that was in your inventory before your cloth was torn, or a cloth that was given to them beforehand, and give it to you, gradually restoring hit points. 

Single-player or Last in TPK circumstances: If you are playing a Clothbound Gaseous in a single-player game, or were the last one alive during a TPK, your DM may require you to survive 5 rounds of combat, ending the fifth round on the square you died (considering you had a Gaseous Cloth in your inventory), to equip the Gaseous Cloth. Ten rounds of combat without a Gaseous Cloth will cost you your movement action, likely costing your life.