Farland: Maelstrom Sorcerer

In the World of Farland, all arcane magic comes from the Maelstrom of Friction, a huge reservoir of energy created from the Outer Planes grinding together. The energy from the Maelstrom enters the Universe Shell, the material plane, through the stars, which are actually tiny holes in the Shell. As a Maelstrom Sorcerer (also known as a Starlight Sorcerer), you have a special connection to the mighty Maelstrom itself, storing the energy from the stars or from other people's use of the Maelstrom and using it to directly power your magic... or unleashing it in an apocalyptic torrent.

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Starlight Affinity

When outside on an overcast night, you add +1 to spell damage; when outside on a clear night, you add your charisma modifier to spell damage (minimum of 1).

 

Absorb Energy

Starting at 6th level, you can use an action to charge your body with Maelstrom energy. You can spend as many sorcery points as you want to cause a spell of your choice that you cast in the next 24 hours to deal an additional 2 points of damage per sorcery point you spent. You may choose at the time of casting to charge the spell and deal the additional damage. You may not regain sorcery points until you have cast the charged spell.

Superior Sorcery

Starting at 14th level, your connection to the Maelstrom allows you to exceed the limits of other sorcerers. You can now create spell slots of higher than 5th level by expending sorcerery points according to the following table.

Superior Sorcery Spell Slot Creation
Spell Slot Level	Sorcery Point Cost
6th	9
7th	11
8th	13
9th	15

 

Unleash the Maelstrom

Beginning at 18th level, you can allow the stored energy of the Maelstrom to burst forth from you in a terrible blast. As an action, you can spend your remaining sorcery points (minimum of 11) to cast meteor swarm without components. It is extremely tiring to Unleash the Maelstrom; you gain a level of exhaustion when you do so. You may not Unleash the Maelstrom again until you have completed a long rest.