Thanks to the inventiveness of the great Necromancer Beleg, every magic student, if he has the will and the knowledge, is now capable of reviving separated body parts, as an undead being.
Make a melee spell attack against a creature. On a hit, the target takes 6d10 necrotic damage. If the damage is a minimum of a tenth of the creatures maximum hit points, you can cut off a hand or a foot from the creature. It is up to you to choose which body part should be cut off. Once separated the necromantic energy, that you have within you, flows into the body part and revives it, waiting for you to command it. The body part is revived as a Crawling Claw. Except its strength ability score is 18 and gains one additional action depending on the bodypart you cut off.
Hand: The hand can use an action to attempt to grapple a creature. On a failed roll, the creature is grappled.
Foot: The foot can use an action to push a creature. On a failed roll, the creature is pushed 5 feet in a direction of your choice.
After the spells duration is up, the bodypart looses its necrotic energy and stays dead. You can controll as many bodyparts as you like, when you cast this spell multiple times.
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