Bloody Figure

You create a bloody figure within 60 feet in a non-occupied space. This figure is completely made up of blood, yet retains the features of the creature it is mimicking, such as a dog, human, bird or skeleton. The DM will have the stats needed for the creature you wish to conjure.

• The bloody figure can be a reflection of someone or something you have seen (including yourself)
• The bloody figure`s size is Small or Medium. 
• It cannot speak, but understands the verbal command of the conjurer.
• A bloody figure will act independently directly after it`s conjurers turn, often mimicking the conjurer or until ordered otherwise. Commanding the figure does not require a action or a bonus action.
• To begin with, a bloody figure cannot be anything stronger than a creature with a challenge rating of 1/4.
• You may only control one bloody figure at the time

• While controlling the bloody figure, you must keep concentration or the bloody figure will sink to the ground and become a pool of blood.

The drop of blood is taken as a toll from the user of this spell, causing 1d4 Necrotic damage to the caster.

At Higher levels: Increases the Challenge Rating and damage taken for each spell slot used above 1st level.