Trial of the Grasses

All Witchers go through this cruel, destiny-determined magical ritual.

You make a willing target drink the Decoction of the Grasses and chant the Witcher's oath in a language that is not Common without pause. If the chant is incomplete in any way, the spell fails and the target must flip a coin. On heads, it lives, and on tails, it dies. Even if the steps are done correctly, there is a one in three chance that the target still dies. The target must roll 3d20 Constitution and the total value should add up to DC 30 or be killed on the seventh day of the spell's duration unless targeted by the Remove Curse or Spare the Dying spells.

On a success with the saving throws and the chant is uninterrupted, the target becomes a Witcher. They gain a permanent +2 modifiers bonus to Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, and Wisdom as their body structure changes, and their senses heightened. Random appearance changes may occur as well and that is up to the DM.

Even though this is a Ninth-Level Spell and requires immense concentration and magic, it does not expend a spell slot as long as a Witcher that has already gone through the trial or an authorized Mage, whether they are Sorcerer, Wizard, Cleric, or Druid is performing the rite.