You have resistance to necrotic damage and radiant damage. In addition, you don’t need to eat or drink.

Increase three separate ability scores by 1, or one ability score by 2 and another ability score by 1.

Dweomers have no concept of aging; they live as long as they are not killed, and do not die from complications brought about by old age.

Dweomers are quite playful and enjoy innocent pranks, so they are typically neutral or chaotic good in nature.

Dweomers are merely foot-tall semi-corporeal beings while outside of their weaponized object, and weigh next to nothing. Your size is Tiny.

Your base walking speed is 0 feet. You have a flying speed of 30 feet, and can hover (to use your flying speed, you cannot be encumbered, nor have a weaponized object weighing more than 40 lbs.).

You become Incapacitated while in the area of an Antimagic Field. If targeted by Dispel Magic, you must succeed on a Constitution saving throw against the caster's spell save DC or fall Unconscious for 1 minute.

While within your weaponized object and remaining motionless, you are indistinguishable from a normal version of your object.

You are magically linked with a non-magical object of your choosing. If you are separated from it, you can recall your weaponized object to you and merge with it as a bonus action, so long as the object is within 30 feet of you; you can leave your object as a free action. You can link to a new object over the course of a short rest; this object must remain within 5 feet of your weaponized object during this process. If you are killed, your weaponized object is considered the dead creature for spells that would return you to life, appearing in the closest unoccupied space to your object once revived. All attacks made with your weaponized object are considered magical when determining damage calculations. You can use any innate traits or actions your weaponized object may have as if you are attuned to it (this does not count towards your attunement slots). Rules regarding “Proficiency” still apply to you.

Your weaponized object cannot be larger than Large. You cannot weaponize an object that is, was, or can become a living or undead creature. If you weaponize armor, you must first doff any armor you have equipped and replace its statistics with your weaponized object’s statistics when making calculations (rules regarding “Armor” still apply to you, except for rules regarding sleeping in armor). You gain a walking speed of 25 feet if your weaponized object possesses a means of locomotion, otherwise make calculations using your speed trait. If the object is securely attached to a surface or a larger object, such as a chain bolted to a wall, your speed is 0. Use the following chart if your weaponized object bears no resemblance to a weapon (the GM assigns a damage type appropriate to the object):

As you gain experience, your fortified essence allows you to command magical items as your weaponized object, depending on the item’s rarity. Refer to the following chart for level requirements regarding the magical items you're able to weaponize:

If an ally uses your weaponized object to attack while you are within it, they can use your modifier for attack and damage rolls. In addition, an ally that wields your weaponized object can use any innate traits, actions, and magical properties your object may have as if they are attuned to it (this does not count towards their attunement slots). This effect ends once an ally drops your weaponized object, or if you are unconscious.

Double any damage you take while outside of your weaponized object.

Possessing a semi-corporeal form, items you are carrying or wearing are taken within your being, and seemingly disappear from reality, going into a space called a Weave Pocket. Retrieving an item from your Weave Pocket requires an action. Creatures cannot search you for items you are carrying or wearing while they’re being held in your Weave Pocket. Rules for “Carrying Capacity,” and “Armor” still apply to you (Your weaponized object is not counted towards your carrying capacity). If you die and are not resurrected within 10 days, items you were carrying or wearing in your Weave Pocket are irretrievably lost — scattered in the Astral Plane.

Placing an item with an extradimensional space — such as a bag of holding, handy haversack, portable hole, or similar item — inside your Weave Pocket, or vise versa, instantly destroys you and the item, and opens a gate to the Astral Plane. The gate originates wherever you were located. Any creature within 10 feet of the gate is sucked through it to a random location on the Astral Plane. The gate then closes. The gate is one-way only and can't be reopened. This effect does not occur if you reach inside an item containing an extradimensional space, so long as you aren’t fully enveloped by the item.

You can speak, read and write Common, Celestial, and one other language of your choice.

Your creature type is Celestial.