You negate the fairness of innate abilities and copy the abilities of Creatures who Abhor you
When you cast this spell as a reaction to a creature using an ability (a spell, a specific attack action, a magical effect, or a monstrous feature like a Breath Weapon or Teleport), you perfectly memorize and copy that specific ability.
The target must perceive you as a direct threat, hostile entity or bear Hatred towards you for this spell to function. If the creature is charmed by you, genuinely stops viewing you as an enemy, or if you lose line of sight to the creature for more than 1 round, your connection severs, and the spell ends immediately, wiping the copied ability from your mind.
While maintaining concentration on this spell, you can use the copied ability exactly as the original creature did. You must use the appropriate action type (Action, Bonus Action, or Reaction) to activate it.
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If the ability requires a saving throw, it uses your Spell Save DC.
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If the ability requires an attack roll, it uses your spell attack modifier.
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If the ability is a spell, you cast it at the level the creature cast it, without expending your own spell slots or needing material components.
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If the ability has a recharge mechanic or limited uses per day, you can only use the copied ability once before the spell ends.
You can only hold one copied ability at a time. Once you successfully activate the copied ability, the spell ends.
Rulebreaker: The unfair severing of magical laws causes a severe backlash in your own arcane flow. Upon unleashing the copied ability, you are rendered magically mute, unable to cast spells (Other than Cantrips) for 3 rounds as the universe corrects itself.
At Higher Levels: When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 5th level or higher, you do not need to use your reaction when the ability is triggered. Instead, you can cast this spell as a Bonus Action and choose to copy any one ability the target has used within the last 3 rounds of combat.
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