Gluttony

you make a deal with a glutton demon, for power and prestige. but at what cost? and why am I so hungry.

Expanded Spell list

Expanded spell list for this subclass

 

Unnatural Fortitude

At 6th level your pact with your patron deepens granting you a shard of there power. whenever you deal damage though "Power of Gluttony" you steal a portion of the targets life force. you gain half the damage from your power of gluttony roll as temporary hit points. this effect does not stack with other sources of temporary hit points.

Gluttonous Transfer

at 10th level you find a way to manage your cravings. whenever your are dealt damage from your "Curse of Ravenous hunger" you can choose to deal that damage  to one other target within 15 feet of your original target. you can only use this features a number of times per day equal to your proficiency modifier. you regain all expended charges on completing a long rest.

Curse Transfer

Starting at 14th level, your control over you insatiable hunger allows you to inflict that hunger onto others. as an action you can target a creature within 60 feet of you to harbor your curse. for the next 8 hours the target receives all hunger stacks and self damage dealt to you by your "Curse of Ravenous Hunger" features. Additionally your "Curse of Ravenous Hunger" die increases to d6 instead of d4's. This effect can be imposed on creatures, constructs, and undead that would normally not require food to survive.

Power of Gluttony

At 1st level the warlock shares in there patrons ravenous hunger, whenever you cast a spell you may add addition 1d4 piercing (you gain an extra 1d4 at 5th, 11th, 15th, and 20th) to the spells damage, doing so will result in an increase of 1+the spells level of your hunger level.

Curse of Ravenous Hunger

Whenever you cast a spell you receive a stack of Hunger. upon reaching 4 stacks of hunger any damaged rolled from "Power of Gluttony" is also taken by you, this damage can not be resisted. At 8 stacks the damage rolled is doubled against you and you gain 1 point of exhaustion. at 12 stacks your hunger reaches its apex causing you to confuse friend with foe each turn roll  wisdom saving throw against your spell save dc. on a failure you must make a melee bite attack at the nearest creature. you recover half your stacks of hunger upon eating at least one days worth of rations, stacks of hunger persist after a long rest. you must consume twice the amount a normal creature of your race would normally eat, additionally any race that does not require food to survive must still consume food.