The Chosen One

Across all Vifel, there's a legend of a person called "The Chosen One", who is the unifier of the nations, the master diplomat and hero. Due to the friction between the cultures of the 3 continents, they believe only the Chosen One can make them agree, because only him has the knowledge of all 3 cultures and understands all sides of the battle. The truth is, anyone can be the Chosen One.

Studies of the Mind

Starting at 3rd level your understanding of how humanoid minds function allows you to manipulate thoughts and behavior with greater precision. You gain access to 2 spells: Detect Thoughts and Suggestion. You have a number of 2nd-level spell slots equal to your proficiency bonus, that you can only use to cast these spells.

Additionally, when making Persuasion, Deception or Insight checks against a humanoid, you can use your Intelligence modifier in place of your Charisma or Wisdom modifier.

Sociologist

Starting at 7th level, your study of group dynamics gives you insight into how individuals behave within social structures. Whenever you cast a Fragmancer invocation that forces creatures to make saving throws, those creatures make the saving throws with disadvantage if they are within 10 feet (3 meters) of at least three creatures friendly to them.

Additionally, you have advantage on Persuasion and Deception checks against groups of five or more humanoids.

Mind Shaper

At 15th level, your mastery over the mind allows you to manipulate it as though it were a tangible element.

You gain access to the spells Rary's Telepathic Bond and Modify Memory. You also gain two 5th-level spell slots, that you can only use to cast these spells. You may also cast Rary's Telepathic Bond as a ritual.

Automatic Casting

At 3rd level you gain the ability to create a gadget imbued with magic to assist yourself or an ally. Using a set of tools of your choice, you can construct one gadget (a Tiny or Small object) over the course of 10 minutes. The gadget can be held or carried by any creature. Depending on the gadget’s nature, the DM may require you to use specific tools to construct it.

When you create the gadget, you expend the use of one invocation with a casting time of 1 action or 1 bonus action (without casting it). You also define a triggering condition, which determines when the gadget activates.

Triggering the Invocation. The creature holding the gadget can use its reaction to activate it when the defined condition occurs. When activated, the gadget casts the expended invocation. The creature holding the gadget makes any decisions related to the spell, including choosing targets, and must maintain concentration if required. If the creature loses concentration, drops the gadget, or stows it away, the spell ends.

Once the invocation’s duration ends, the gadget becomes inert and loses all magical properties. You can create another gadget after a short or long rest, but you can only have one active gadget at a time.

Automated Tasks

At 3rd level, you add the 1st-level spell Unseen Servant to your list of Unbound Invocations. You can cast this spell as a ritual, preserving your use of the invocation.

Additionally, your Unseen Servant no longer vanishes if it's more than 18 meters (60 feet) away from you, it only becomes incapable of receiving new commands from you.

Creation Automation

At 7th level you add the 3rd-level spell Tiny Servant to your list of Unbound Invocations. For you, this spell can also target Small objects (changing their hit dice to d6s). Additionally, any Tiny Servants you summon with this spell become proficient in all skills and tools that you are proficient in.

The spell can target a gadget with a stored invocation. A servant created in this way can trigger its own invocation by itself.

Inspection Gadgetry

At 7th level you also become capable of maintaining up to two active gadgets at a time.

Master of Automatons

At 15th level your Tiny Servant invocation improves. It's now cast as a 4th-level spell.

Master of Gadgets

At 15th level your mastery over gadgetry increases. You can now maintain up to three active gadgets at a time.

Jailer

At 3rd level, your gauntlet gains the Binding Arc ability. As part of the Grapple action, you can target a creature within 9m (30 ft). This functions like a normal grapple, except it uses the arc to extend the range. On a success, the creature becomes grappled by the arc. While it remains grappled, you can repeat the Grapple action to pull the target 1.5m (5 ft) towards you.

If a creature is Grappled by your Binding Arc and within 1.5m (5ft) of you, you can use an action to force it to make a Charisma saving throw against your spell save DC. On a failed save, the creature is transported into an extradimensional space inside your gauntlet, where it becomes Petrified, suspended in stasis.

Once you successfully capture a creature in this way, you cannot capture another until you finish a Long Rest. The maximum number of creatures you can hold in the gauntlet is equal to the maximum number of elements you can program. If your gauntlet already contains the maximum number of creatures, a target automatically succeeds its Charisma saving throw against being transported.

You can release a creature from the gauntlet as an action. It appears in an unoccupied space nearest to the location where it was originally captured.

Expropriate

At 7th level, you can strip a trapped creature of its belongings. As an action, you may transport some or all of a creature’s possessions from the gauntlet to unoccupied spaces within 1.5m (5 ft) of you.

Additionally, you can steal a trapped creature’s identity by transforming into an illusionary copy of it, as an action. This illusion does not alter your abilities, stats, or senses—it only affects your appearance. The transformation lasts until your next Long Rest or until you dismiss it as an action.

Finally, while your Analysis bonus is active, you can probe the memories of a trapped creature. When you use your bonus action to learn information, you can force the creature to make an Intelligence saving throw against your spell save DC. On a failed save, you look into their memories. On a success, the creature becomes immune to this ability until you finish a Long Rest.

Perfect Prison

At 15th level you add the 7th-level spell Forcecage to your list of Unbound Invocations.

Additional Tattoo Effects

You gain two new tattoo effects. These tattoos don't count towards your maximum number of tattoos.

Arrow Tattoo. Double the distance of your push effects until the end of the turn.

Trumpet Tattoo. Choose any number of creatures within 20ft (6m). Until the end of the turn, these creatures become taunted and must make opportunity attacks against you if capable.

Upgrades

At 4th, 10th, 15th and 18th levels you choose one of the upgrades below. You can repeat upgrades.

Swift. Your walking speed increases by 1.5m (5ft).

Inerrant. You gain a +1 bonus to melee weapon attack rolls.

Momentum. When you successfully shove a creature, it is pushed an additional 1.5m (5ft) and takes 1d10 bludgeoning damage.

Hamper. You reduce falling damage by 4d6.

Velocious Strikes

At 3rd level, your expertise in motion allows you to channel momentum into your attacks and defense. You gain a velocity modifier, based on your highest available speed, which is 0 if your speed is 9m (30ft) and it increases by 1 for each additional 1.5m (5ft) of movement above 9m (30ft).

If you've spent at least 9m (30ft) of movement in a turn, your melee weapon attacks deal additional damage equal to your velocity modifier until the end of that turn.

Additionally, as a bonus action, you can spin in place by expending 9m (30ft) of movement. When you do so, add a bonus to your AC equal to your velocity modifier until the end of the turn.

Opportunity Parry

At 9th level, you gain the ability to skillfully parry weapon attacks. When a creature makes an opportunity attack against you, you can use your reaction to contest their attack with your own weapon attack roll. If your attack roll equals or exceeds theirs, their attack misses, and you hit them instead.

You also gain an additional reaction per turn, which can only be used for parrying attacks.

Kinetic Discharge

At 14th level, your mastery of motion allows you to convert stored potential energy into a powerful kinetic blast. As an action, you can spend all your remaining movement to release a shockwave.

All creatures within 9m (30ft) must make a Strength saving throw. On a failed save, a creature takes full damage and is pushed 3m (10ft) away from you. On a successful save, it takes half damage and is not pushed.

Additional Tattoo Effects

You gain two new tattoo effects. These tattoos don't count towards your maximum number of tattoos.

Finger Tattoo. You point to a creature, instigating a coordinated attack against it. Choose any creatures within 9m (30ft) of you. Each makes an Investigation (Intelligence) check opposed by the target's Deception (Charisma) check. On a success, a creature gains advantage on its next attack roll against the target before the end of its next turn.

Clown Tattoo. You boop your nose with playful flair, confounding those around you. All creatures within 9m (30ft) that can see you must make a Perception (Wisdom) check to interpret the gesture. The half of creatures (rounded up) with the highest results successfully touch their noses, avoiding the effect. The remaining half is shackled by imaginary chains, becoming Restrained for 1 minute.

A creature Restrained in this way can use its action on its turn to break free of the illusion, ending the effect early.

Upgrades

At 4th, 10th, 15th and 18th levels you choose one of the upgrades below. You can repeat upgrades.

Knowledgeable. You gain one proficiency of your choice.

Proficiency Honing. Choose one skill in which you have proficiency. You gain expertise with that skill.

Artistry Reach. Increase the range of your artistry aura by 1.5m (5ft). (See Artistry Aura below for details.)

Counter Effect. You can add a +1 bonus to ability checks that are being affected by your artistry aura's penalty.

Artistry Aura

At 3rd level, your unparalleled skill mastery radiates as an aura that enhances the abilities of others.

Your artistry aura has a range of 3m (10ft) and you can activate or deactivate it as an action.

When you activate your aura, choose any number of skills in which you have expertise. You take a penalty equal to your proficiency bonus on ability checks made with these chosen skills.

While the aura is active, creatures within its range may gain a bonus equal to your proficiency bonus on ability checks using those same skills. You decide which creatures benefit from the bonus.

You can use an action to change the selected skills affected by the aura.

Divine Virtuosity

At 9th level, your expertise transcends the mortal realm.

Choose one skill in which you have expertise. Your proficiency bonus is now tripled (instead of doubled) for ability checks made with that skill.

When your artistry aura is active, you may double the penalty on the chosen skill. If you do, your aura gains a new effect of applying a penalty to creatures within its range while it's active. This penalty is equal to your proficiency bonus and you choose which creatures are affected by it.

Boons of the Ambrosial

At 14th level, choose two saving throws in which you are already proficient. You gain expertise with those saving throws, allowing you to add double your proficiency bonus.

These saving throws also become eligible to be affected by your artistry aura.

Masterwork

At 3rd level, you learn to create items with powerful augmentations. After a short or long rest, you can create an augmented item or choose an existing item to apply an augmentation. You can only do this again after your next long rest.

There can be a number of augmented items equal to your proficiency bonus. If you exceed this limit, you must remove an augmentation from an existing item.

Additionally, you always know the location of your augmented items if they are on the same plane of existence.

Below is a list of the available upgrades, each representing one augmentation you can apply and requiring a special material to craft. Whether crafting from scratch or upgrading an item, you must have the appropriate material with you. The availability of those materials are up to your DM's discretion.

You can only choose each upgrade below once.

Empowering Augmentations

Starting at 9th level, the weapons that you augment count as magical for the purpose of overcoming resistance and immunity to nonmagical attacks and damage.

Additionally, you can activate a special effect on your augmented weapons. As a bonus action, all augmented weapons within 9m (30 ft) gain a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls until the start of your next turn. Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or long rest before you can use it again.

When you use this feature, you may also spend Will points to increase the bonus: increase to +2 for 1 Will point, or to +3 for 2 Will points.

Overpowering Augmentations

Starting at 14th level, any creature wearing armor you augmented gains the following benefits:

• +1 bonus to their Armor Class;
• +2 bonus to Athletics and Strength saving throws;
• +3 to Initiative.

Salesman of the Forge

Also at 14th level, you gain a keen eye for craftsmanship. You have advantage on checks to appraise weapons and armor and detect their imperfections.

You can also cast the Identify spell at will, without using a spell slot or requiring components.

Center of Chaos

The Elemental Chaos is the center of the cosmology, and the connecting point between all elementals planes, where the elements dissolved into a single mix of colliding energies.

A tempestuous sea of ever-changing terrain and clashing elements, with stability only enforced in isolated locations, the Elemental Chaos is ruled by the primordials.

The primordials, or Dawn Titans, were god-like beings made of manifest entropy and elemental energy. They were elemental lords that ruled over certain areas of the Elemental Chaos, and they are the entities of this plane that may choose you as herald. The most powerful primordials were a group of 6: Grumbar the Lord of the Earth, Istishia the Lord of Water, Kossuth the Lord of Fire, Azuth the Weave's Magister, Bazim-Gorag the Chaosbearer and Dendar the Night Serpent. Besides them, there were several other minor primordials such as: Akadi the ruler of Sky Home, Borem of the Boiling Mud, Bwimb, Dur-baagal, Rorn of the Rages, Telos and many others.

Everchanging Battlemap

Warrior's Rest is a realm of endless, dramatic landscapes, with towering mountains, deep fjords, and rolling plains. Vast floating landmasses drift through the air, crashing into each other occasionally, creating a tumultuous and ever-shifting environment.

The terrain of Warrior's Rest can be manipulated by the will of those with sufficient wisdom to provide cover and other tactical advantages for battle. Battles those which are constant, and combatants who fall in glorious battle are reborn in the next day to fight for the team that brought them down.

Living in this plane you would find entities such as Beshaba, Garagos, Uthgar, Valkur, Tempus the Lord of Battles and the Red Knight, also known as The Lady of Strategy, and other gods and entities that enjoy the heat of battle and the thrill of strategy. Any of them may call upon you as their herald, granting you powers to embody their ideals and wage war in their name.

Remote Reality

The Far Realm is a plane outside of the cosmology, some consider even outside of time and space. It is the land of madness, that gave birth to such horrible creatures like mind flayers, beholders and all types of aberrations. It's also the place where eldritch magic was strongest and old gods were rulers. The plane of madness is also very inhospitable and would corrupt and twist any creatures that would step into its domain, transforming them into terrifying aberrations.

Among the entities that could choose you as their herald, there are:

• Elder Evils, like Bolothamogg, Piscaethces, Zargon and The Eldest;
• Great Old Ones, like Dendar, Ghaunadaur, Hadar and Tyranthraxus;
• and Eldritch Old Gods like The Great Cthulhu, Nyarlathotep, Azathoth and Yog-Sothoth.

First Level

At first level we'll choose the Myoshidius. This gives us a 1d10 Hit Dice, and all myoshidius proficiencies:

• Armor: Light armor, medium armor, shields
• Weapons: Simple weapons, martial weapons
• Tools: Calligrapher's supplies, one musical instrument of your choice
• Saving Throws: Strength, Constitution
• Skills: Choose any three

It also gives us the Myoshidius 1st level features which are the Will Points and Skillslinger features.

Finally, it also gives us access to Myoshidius subclasses and due to how we built the character, we also gain access to one Chosen One subclass.

Higher Levels

At 2nd level, we'll exchange the Mental Combat feature from the Myoshidius class for the Trigger Reflex feature from the Fragmancer class. At this point the character is considered a partial Chosen One.

At 3rd level, we'll exchange the Virtuoso's Prowess feature for the Otherworldly Influence feature from the Transcendental class. At this point the character is considered a complete Chosen One.

At 3rd level, the character completed the prerequisites to a special Chosen One subclass, the Class Prime. So we'll choose the Class Prime Mission Focus.

At 5th level, we'll exchange the Extra Attack feature for the Mana Creation feature from the Transcendental class.

And finally at 6th level, we'll keep both the Objectivity and Virtuoso's Prowess features from the Myoshidius class.