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The Path to Godhood

In Worlds of Ancient Empires, Cataclysmic Magic, and Beings from beyond the planes - Those who are Worthy step forth to Ascend.

How to Use These Rules

Dungeons and Dragons is a pretty complex game on it's own, and adding divinity to the player's repertoire might lead to some difficulty. This text is made to ease the process and allow for a fast and east method to add godliness to any character. Collectively, all the systems here in this text do not replace anything in the standard 5e rules. This system is meant to overlay and work with the existing 5e system in a supplementary fashion. A character built using this sytem will still retain and have access to all the normal DnD 5e rules, features, abilities and skill

To simplify the on-coming onslaught of mechanics, The following unflavored analogies will be provided so you can better understand how each component of this ruleset works.

Sovereignty

Each god must rule over something. That something could be a force of nature fire or storms, it could be a pure a form of life, like all of dragons or orcs, or perhaps they govern a set of ideals, such as temperance of knowledge. There are many things a god can embody and this is by no means an exhaustive list. Discuss with your DM your possible sovereignty and brainstorm a feature that you can use related to your sovereignty. Do note that, while sovereignty can encompass many things, a god cannot have multiple sovereignties and cannot change their sovereignty in normal circumstances... though it may be possible.

Divine Rank

Gods are broken up into 3 tiers: Greater deities, Lesser deities, and Quasi-deities. Greater deities are far more difficult to quantify with rules, given their vast and awesome powers. Lesser deities are rarely considered "lesser" by any means, except by greater deities themselves. Lesser deities, then, are generally referred to as deities.

Possible Methods include:

• Follower Count
• Noteworthy Feats and Accomplishments
• Defeating other Gods
• Promoting and Furthering Personal Agendas

Divine Rank. This is a numerical ranking system that reflects two things: power and amount of worshipers. Divine Rank reflects the amount of godly power a creature has. There is no concrete method by which this power amasses, so it is up to the DM to decide how their players progress through their ranks Throughout this text, any creature referred to as a "deity" is a creature that has Divine Rank of at least 0.

It should be noted that a Divine Rank of 0 is still considered a Divine Rank. That is to say, The terms "Lacking a Divine Rank" and "With a Divine Rank of 0" are NOT interchangeable.

Additionally, when one creature summons another creature through the use of features or spells, such as the Find Familiar spell or any Conjure (creature) spells, the summoned creatures are considered to have a Divine Rank of 0.

Godly Attributes

Due to the power and potency of your own vitality obtained through your divinity, your body and mind can achieve feats of power, agility, and acuity the likes of which far exceed the limits of a mortal form. Choose one ability score, this ability unlocks a nigh limitless potential of evolution, which will be called your Godly Ability from this point out. The chosen ability score increases by a number equal to your Divine Rank. Ability Score Improvements gained in this way ignore the standard cap of 20 on ability scores. Additionally, starting at Divine Rank 0, and again at Divine Ranks 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10, you gain 1 Feat of your choice. These may be standard feats, or they may be one of the Divine Feats identified below, provided you meet the minimum pre-requisites for that feat.

Some features may call for a Divine Save. The DC for that save is calculated as 10 + your Divine Rank + Your Godly Attribute Modifier. So a Divine Wisdom Save means that the target creature must make a Wisdom Saving Thrown whose DC is calculated using your Divine Ability Score as calculated above.

Divine Travel

If you have Divine Rank 1 or higher, you can use the spell "teleport" as an action, except that you can only transport yourself and up to 500 pounds of objects per your Divine Rank (excluding personally worn or wielded items).

If you have Divine Rank 4 or higher, you can cast "plane shift" (no gp cost) as an action, except that you can only transport yourself and up to 500 pounds of objects per your Divine Rank (excluding personally worn or wielded items), and your only destination is limited based on your current position. If you are in your Domain or Lair, you can only choose your last occupied plane as your destinaton, anywhere else, and you can only target your Domain or Lair as your destination.

Divine Spellcasting

Being a god mean having an innate proclivity towards magic even for those where magic might not normally be something they might be familiar with. You learn 3 cantrips and 2 level 1 spells of your choice. The spells must belong to a school of magic relative to your class according to the table, though they do not all need to be from the same school. Your Godly Ability becomes your Spellcasting ability for these spells.

You may cast all 1st level spells you know at Level 1 without consuming 1st level spell slots, though they still require the normal components. The number of 1st level slots is still tracked and consumed as normal through means other than spell casting, such as Divine Smite or the Flexible Casting feature for Sorcerers. This benefit does not extend to higher level spells by way of the Pact Magic feature.

Hit Points

it would be understood that as gods, divine vitality is far beyond the grasp of what a mortal can normally attain. After all, their bodies are suffuse with supernatural power, making them far more durable. As a result, gods have a greater HP pool that most mortal. When you gain a Divine Rank, Including Divine Rank 0, you may add a new hit dice to your hit dice pool and Gain HP as if you gained a normal Character level.

• Regeneration: Roll up to half your remaining Hit Dice, rounded down. You regain twice the amount rolled in HP, with overheal being converted to Temporary HP. Hit Dice rolled in this way are consumed and must be recovered as normal. You cannot make use of this feature while you have less than 1 HP.

• Restoring Limbs: Any time you receive healing whose total is equal to or greater than 1/4 your maximum HP, you may negate an amount of healing exactly equal to 1/4 your maximum HP to instantly regenerate a missing limbs at no additional cost. You may take two levels of exhaustion to cut the healing cost in half, and 3 levels to regenerate a lost limb without needing any healing.

Godly Form

As your divinity evolves and grows, there is no doubt it will have an impact on your biology and physiology, though being as mighty as you are, you have control over how that growth manifests on your form. At certain Divine Ranks, you gain the ability to add to and alter your body to varying degrees

Minor. At Divine Rank 0, you manifest minor changes, which could be glowing or flaming eyes, a more muscular form, skin tone, elongated ears, a halo, or simply extremely tall. It also may be any combination of this or other minor changes that is purely cosmetic.

Intermediate. At Divine Rank 4, your divinity further influences your form. You gain intermediate changes, which could involve more cosmetic changes that have a slight function to them, such as horns, claws, fangs, spines, spikes, a set of wings, etc. It could also be multiple of these and ones similar.

Major. At Divine Rank 6, your body manifests large scale changes. These major changes, might include cosmetic changes as well as functional new forms. Examples of major changes are multiple limbs, several wings, tail, exposed skeleton, fiery body, ethereal form, etc. Your DM should consult with you as to the mechanics of your new appearance and features, but these changes must reflect your portfolio & domains and be a meaningful change.

All changes attined through this feature are permenent, even if you lose the Divine Rank associated with them. Additionally, you cannot change your form in such a way that you no longer resemble your true self.

Divine Body

Deities have cosmic energy flowing through them that makes it extraordinarily difficult to harm them.

Even if a damaging attack connects with you, feeble mundane weapons can do very little to hurt you. At divine Rank 0, all non-magical damage dealt to you is reduced by a value .equal to your Constitution modifier, up to a maximum of 5 points reduced off the damage (modifiers of less than one are treated as one for this purpose). At Divine Rank 6, you gain resistance to all non-magical forms of damage. The Damage soak from Divine Rank 0 applies AFTER resistance. At Divine Rank 10, you become immune to all forms of non-magical damage.

Afflictions that might normally affect mortals are shrugged off by deities. At Divine Rank 0, you have immunity to all non-magical diseases. Additionally, you gain immunity to one of the following conditions; Charmed, Frightened, Petrified, Poisoned, Paralyzed. At Divine Rank 6, you may pick a second condition from the list to become immune to, and also gain advantage on any saving throws made to resist all conditions imposed by a non-divine source.

When a Divine Rank 1 deity drops to 0 hit points, its body is destroyed but its essence and awareness travels back to its godly realm, and is unable to take physical form for a time - but is fully aware and able to utilize it's divine senses and deific communication abilities. While discorporated, your Divine Rank is treated as half it's current value, rounded down

Sovereign Sense

Every deity has at least limited knowledge and control over their Sovereignty.

Depending upon your Divine Rank, you may sense events related to your Sovereignty at varying degrees and with varying acuity. For example, Poseidon knows when a storm is over the ocean and may view it if he wishes. He may not, though, know when an avalanche is falling along a mountain. Mountains are not within his Sovereignty. When a deity senses an event, it merely knows that the event is occurring and where it is. For the sake of clarity, all examples will be given through the experience of a god of storms at various divine ranks.

• Divine Rank 0 You can detect large scale, episodic event connected to your Sovereignty. In order to sense such an event, it must have a perceptible impact on the world around it and must last for at least 1 hour before you begin to sense it. This sense is exclusive to the present and fades once the event has degraded to an intensity below that which you can detect, leaving no left over information for you to gather. At this rank, you cannot gather details beyond very vauge, often inconsequential information. At this Divine Rank, your Sovereign Sense is limited to the plane in which you currently exist.

Divine Praxys

A Divine Praxys is the physical manifestation of everything a god stands for a represent. All their intentions, ideals, and beliefs coalesced into a discreet, physical form through which gods enact their will. As each god is vastly unique, each Divine Praxys is equally special and unlike the others. A god of war might have a sword capable of rending apart fortifications with ease. A god of harvests might have a spell book loaded with gardening instructions and plant biology. Each Praxys can really be anything.

Praxii are so integral to gods, as a matter of fact, that all gods have one, even at Divine Rank 0. So starting there you may create your own Praxis as long as you following these Guide Lines:

• Have the basic blueprint of a non-consumable Magic Item of Rare grade or lower, But are considered Artifacts due to their uniqueness.

• Provide 1 Major and Minor Beneficial effect to their wielder of the designer's choice

• Have 1 custom effect with a theming in-line with their god, and of Rare potency or weaker in terms of power scaling.

• Do NOT require attunment.

All Praxii are semi-sentient. They do not have a personality or any sort of independant thought or intelligence, but they are aware of their situation and can respond accordingly.

If a Praxys is being wielded by a creature that is not the original owner, but still has a Divine Rank, the Praxy only functions as it's blueprint magic item. The wielder cannot benefit from the two beneficial effects or it's unique feature.

A creature without a Divine Rank must attune to the Praxys, and takes 3d8 Psychic damage at the beginning of each of it's turns, and an additional 5d8 psychic damage any time a feature of the praxys is used, as the semi-sentient object lashes out at it's stolen owner.

Effects imparted by and active on the the Praxys are immune to any form of disruption or reduction by non-divine means.

A Praxys cannot be used to reduce it's owner's Hit Points to 0. Attempting to do so will reflect the damage back on the wielder.

A Praxy's loyalty to it's owner cannot be swayed by any means outside of killing the owner, upon which the killer becomes the new owner of the Praxys.

All Praxii are considered summoned items. They can be dismissed and summoned at will as a free action, and the ability to do either cannot be interfered with by any means

Godly Realm

As a god, you have the ability to isolate a bubble of reality from the rest of the multiverse and make it your own personal space, whether that be a war-room, a temple, a library, a forge, or whatever else befits your sovereignty. This Doamin can be as big as a 2000 ft. cube. Regardless of the interior size of the bubble, it only takes up the space of a 500 ft. radius sphere. Additionally, you can grant your faithful followers the ability to come and go from your plane freely without impediment. All others must have your express permission to enter your Domain,

Being the a Domain is considered the home of the owner god, the bubble that contains the domain is warded by a barrier that provides numerous protections from external factors. The Barrier is semi-sentient. It's statblock is found at the end of this this text. The Domain Barrier exists at the edges of the Domain from bother the inside and outside perspectives, and fully encompasses the Domain.

Under normal circumstances, a creature cannot simply enter a domain if the god that owns the domain does not allow for it, but a Domain can be invaded through one of two methods.

These bubble are typically called Domains, meaning that there is some form of order and cohesion to their apperance and anatomy. But gods of a more primal persuasion, such as a monster, an ancient pre-civilization god, a Divine Dragon, or a Litch, might have a more wild and free flowing bubble more commonly called a Lair. The difference only manifests in the name itself and the physical appearance of the world within the bubble; functionally, Lair and Domain are interchangeable.

You have some control over the environment within your realm, controlling the temperature and minor elements of the environments such as smells and background sounds. Though this command, despite being a god, is not absolute. You cannot divinely create or control events that are not within your sovereignty, even if they occur in your Domain.

Your domain gains size based on your divine

You may only have a radius of control of godly realms that reside on the Material Plane equal to 100 ft. per Divine Rank of the realm.

Within this radius of control, you can set any temperature that is normal for the plane where the realm is located and fill the area with scents and sounds as you see fit. Sounds can be no louder than one hundred humans could make; you could create the sound of a choir, a battle, a jungle full of raucous birds, or similar sounds, but not intelligible speech or harmful sound. Your ability to create scents is similar to the ability to create sounds. If you have Divine Rank 6 or higher, you can create the sounds of intelligible speech. Additionally, as your Divine Rank grows in number, as does the abilities you possess to manipulate and control your godly realm(s). You gain the following divine abilities and the subsequent ones, as your Divine Rank increases:

• Divine Rank 1-3. You can erect buildings and alter the landscape, but must do so through your own labor, through magic, or through your divine feats.
• Divine Rank 4-5. Not only do you have control over the environment, but you also control links to the Astral Plane (assuming the cosmology where the godly realm lies has an Astral Plane). Manipulating a realms astral links can render teleportation and similar effects useless within the godly realm, if you so wish. You can designate certain locales within the realm where astral links remain intact. Likewise, you can block off the realm from planar portals or designate locations where portals are possible.
• Divine Rank 6-8. At this stage, you can erect buildings as desired and alter terrain within ten miles to become any terrain type found on the Material Plane, by the sheer will of your divine authority. These buildings and alterations are manifestations of your control over the realm.
• Divine Rank 9-10+. You can also perform any one of the following acts:
  • Change or alter the gravity within the realm in general or specific ways.
  • Change or alter the elements, energy, or damage types within the realm in general or specific ways.
  • Change or alter time within the realm in general or specific ways.
  • Alter the way magic is performed in the realm, such as certain spells, spells from a particular school of magic, or prevent certain spells from functioning. Your own spells and abilities must not be limited by these restrictions.

Once you set the conditions in your godly realm, they are permanent, though you can change them. As an action, you can specify a new environmental condition. The change gradually takes effect over the next 10 minutes.

Changing astral links, planar travel, or terrain requires more effort, and you must labor for a year and a day to change them. During this time, you must spend 8 hours a day on the project. During the remaining 16 hours of each day, you can perform any action you desire, so long as you remain within the godly realm. While terrain features may slowly shift and alter as you work, planar travel and astral links remain unchanged until the labor is done.

Domain Invasion and Destruction

A godly domain is nigh impregnable be forces that the owning god does not wish. But nigh impregnable and completely invincible are not the same thing. It is possible to circumvent the barrier the encompasses the Domain, namely through one of two methods.

Ascendancy

You of course benefit from all the features listed above, being that you are a god. But if all gods were the same, then there would be no benefit to being one. After all, When everyone is super, no on will be.

As such, it stands to reason that, on top of the blanket benefits granted to all gods, each god would receive special benefits base on where their skills lie. These powers are granted through the ranks of Ascendancy, powering up your base class skill beyond their normal limits as your divine prowess grows stronger.

Artificer: Genius Ascension

If you have at least 1 level in Artificer and do not have features in any other Ascension Class, you gain the following features at their respective Divine Ranks.

Barbarian: Frenzied Ascension

If you have at least 1 level in Barbarian and do not have features in any other Ascension Class, you gain the following features at their respective Divine Ranks.

Bard:Inspiring Ascension

If you have at least 1 level in Bard and do not have features in any other Ascension Class, you gain the following features at their respective Divine Ranks.

Cleric: Faithful Ascension

If you have at least 1 level in Cleric and do not have features in any other Ascension Class, you gain the following features at their respective Divine Ranks.

Druid: Natural Ascension

If you have at least 1 level in Druid and do not have features in any other Ascension Class, you gain the following features at their respective Divine Ranks.

Monk: Spiritual Ascension

If you have at least 1 level in Monk and do not have features in any other Ascension Class, you gain the following features at their respective Divine Ranks.

Paladin: Devout Ascension

If you have at least 1 level in Paladin and do not have features in any other Ascension Class, you gain the following features at their respective Divine Ranks.

Ranger: Wild Ascension

If you have at least 1 level in Ranger and do not have features in any other Ascension Class, you gain the following features at their respective Divine Ranks.

Rogue: Cunning Ascension

If you have at least 1 level in Rogue and do not have features in any other Ascension Class, you gain the following features at their respective Divine Ranks.

Sorcerer: Potent Ascension

If you have at least 1 level in Sorcerer and do not have features in any other Ascension Class, you gain the following features at their respective Divine Ranks.

Warlock: Eldrtich Ascension

If you have at least 1 level in Warlock and do not have features in any other Ascension Class, you gain the following features at their respective Divine Ranks.

Wizard: Arcane Ascension

If you have at least 1 level in Wizard and do not have features in any other Ascension Class, you gain the following features at their respective Divine Ranks.

Powers of the Gods

It is no secret that the acts carried out by Gods are, more often than not, the centerpiece of many a legend, myth, and story - with many of their deeds being seen as impossible miracles, disheartening omens, and cataclysmic disasters.

While mortals may be able to exert their own martial or magical prowess over the world using their bodies and minds, a Deity is much more easily able to manipulate the world on the basest of whims. If a god wills it, then there is little that can be done to stop it.

Annihilating Strike

Prerequisies: Divine Rank 1 or higher; Godly Ability Score of 22 or higher

Any physical attack you make can destroy a foe outright. When you declare a weapon attack on a creature, but before any rolls are made, you may spend your Godly Action to infuse divine power into this attack.

If this attack hits, all creatures in a 20-foot radius of the target creature except for you must roll a Divine Save. The Damage Dice, including additional damage dice from effects such as criticals, Divine Smite, or attack-enhancing spells such as Green Flame Blade, are Maximized, and Exploded. The subsequent results of the exploded dice ARE NOT maximized, and rolled as normal, but may still explode.

Creatures take full damage on a failed save, and half as much on a success. The original target creature automatically fails this save if it lacks a Divine Rank, or if it's Divine Rank is lower than yours

Battlesense

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 0 or higher

You have focused your divine energy into understanding the battlefield, concentrating that energy into a sixth sense, gaining a bonus to your initiative equal to your Divine Rank.

Additionally, you cannot be surprised and creatures do not gain advantage on attack rolls against you as a result of being hidden from you. Finally, creatures within 5 feet of you that use the Disengage action still provoke an opportunity attack from you.

Divine Blast

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 0 or higher

As a god, you can channel your divine energy and release part of it in a ray of pure energy.

When you take this feat, choose any damage type that isn't Slashing, Bludgeoning, or Piercing.

On your turn, You may use your Action and Godly Action to fire off a series of rays equal to your proficiency modifier.

On your turn, you may use your Action and Godly Action to fire off a series of rays equal to your proficiency modifier. Each beam has a range of 500 feet, and requires it's own Ranged Godly Attack Roll, dealing 2d12 Force damage on a hit. If all beams converge on and hit the same creature, then the damage dice are High-Rolled.

These bolts deal double damage to creatures that lack a Divine Rank, as well as non-divine objects, and ignores damage thresholds.

Divine Blessing

Prerequisites: Godly Ability Score of at least 24

You gain the exceptional ability to empower mortals by imbuing them with a fragment of your own power.

Using your Godly Action, choose one creature you can see within 60 feet of you that lacks a Divine Rank. The enahnced ability of the target creature that matches your chosen Godly Ability Score, and increases by 1 for every 2 points your Godly Ability Score is over 20.

This feat has no effect on creatures who have a Divine Rank.

Divine Celerity

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 4 or higher, Dexterity Godly Ability Score

You gain the ability to infuse yourself with divine speed. You may use your Godly Action to cast the Haste spell as base level, targeting only yourself, and requiring no components or spell slots.

Haste cast in this way lasts twice and long, and the second action can be used to cast another spell or cantrip, following the rest of normal action economy rules.

Divine Expertise

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 0 or higher

You use your divinity to enhance your skillset. Choose 3 skills that you are proficient in. You gain expertise (double proficiency) in those skills.

Divine Empowerment

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 3 or higher

Your divinity grows even further. You can now stock 1 additional Godly Action. Each stock inherits the recharge condition of you usual Godly Action, though you can only recharge 1 Godly Action at a time.

You always preform the recharge roll if you have less than you maximum number of Godly Actions.

You may take this feat a maximum of 2 times for a maximum of 3 Godly Action stocks.

Divine Gaze

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 4 or higher, Wisdom Godly Ability Score

Your gaze has the ability to not only see through false visages, but also dispel them.

You gain 30 feet of truesight. If you already had truesight, the range extends by 30 feet.

Once per round, at the beginning of any creature's turn, you may use your Bonus Action and a Godly Action to forcefully dispel and false appearance of a creature within range of your truesight whose true form differs from it's current form by way of magical deception, such as a the Disguise Self spell. The target creature cannot reassume it's false apperance until it leaves the range of your truesight.

This feature can see through, but not dispel non-migical means of disguise.

Divine Radiance

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 0 or higher

Through sheer will, you can emit a powerful holy light. As a bonus action, you shed light in an area of 10 feet multiplied by your Divine Rank, emanating from your body. This light counters and dispels all darkness effects, magical or otherwise (unless created by a deity of higher Divine Rank) and causes pain and damage to undead creatures, who take 2d20 points of radiant damage at the beginning of their turns each round they are within the light.

Divine Shield

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 6 or higher

You may pour part of your divine energy into a barrier that protects you from almost any attack. On your turn, you may use your Godly Action to create a shield that lasts for 10 minutes and protects your body and equipment from attacks. This Shield covers you on all sides and it too close for any creature to come between it and you. Upon creation, the shield has 50 Hit Points per Divine Rank you have, and cannot regain Hit Points by any means.

Once the shield's Hit Points are reduced to 0, the shield shatters. Unlike Temporary HP, excessive damage does not carry over to you if the sheild had less HP than needed to fully absorb the damage.

This shield absorbs all forms of damage directed at you, preventing you from taking any of the damage intended for you, though damage calculations against this shield still take your vulnerabilities, resistances, and immunities into account, and does not protect you from actions that would impact you in ways other than dealing damage.

Each successive use of this feature cuts the number of Hit Points the shield starts with by half, rounded down, to a minimum of 10. This penalty resets persists nd accumulates until you complete a long rest.

Divine Spell Swapping

Prerequisites: Godly Ability and Spell Casting Ability are the same Ability

You have infused your normal spellcasting capabilities with that of your divine energies, letting you tap into greater magical knowledge. You may spend your Godly Action to re-map your spells on the fly, benefitting from one of the following effects as described:

• If you slowly learn spells from a list over time, such as a Sorcerer or Warlock, you forget and reselect your known spells
• If you know all your spells and must prep them ahead of time, such a Paladin or Cleric, you unprep all your prepped spells and prep a new list of spells.

Extra Sense Enhancement

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 3 or higher

You gain elevated preception of your surroundings. Choose one of the following senses. You permanently gain that sense at the prescribed range.

At the end of a long rest, you may select a new special sense from the table to benefit from, loosing your original sense as a result You may choose a sense you already have, adding half the new range to your current range of that sense.

You may take this feet a total of four times. You cannot benefit from more that 1 instance of each type of special sense gained by way of this feat.

Frightful Presence

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 4 or higher, Charisma Godly Ability Score

You gain the ability to scare your opposition witless.

Whenever you preform an action of defiance or aggression, such as succeeding in a spell save or making a spell or weapon attack, you may use your Godly Action to pick any one creature you can see within 30 feet of you. That creature and all other creatures within a 15 foot radius of that creature must make a Divine Wisdom Save.

Creatures who fail their save are Frightened by you for a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier. Additionally, if the initally targeted creature fails the save, they become Paralyzed for half the Frightened condition duration, rounded up. A creature may reattempt this save at the beginning of each of their turns, ending the conditions this feat inflicted on them on a success.

Any time you deal damage to a creature Frightened by you in this way, you may use you bonus action to deal 1d8 of High-Rolled psychic damage per Divine Rank you have.

Creatures that lack a Divine Rank have disadvantage on all saves made for the purposes of this feat.

Gift of Life

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 7 or higher

You gain partial control over mortality.

As a Godly Action, you may cast the True Resurrection spell without the need for Spell Slots or Material Components. Casting True Resurrection in this way ignores the 200 year limit of the spell and can forcefully revive those whose soul is unwilling. Creatures who are unwillingly revived may choose to leave their bodies again 24 hours after they were revived. This feat still fails to function of the soul of the target creature was destroyed or is undetectable.

Alternatively, you may use your Godly Action to bestow true life and soul into a formerly lifeless creature, such as undead and constructs. Initially, creatures that are granted life in this way maintain loyalty to their creator and still attempt to carry out the goal they were made for, but can now be swayed from that goal or have their loyalties changed if convinced to do so. Additionally, undead and constructs granted life in this way are now valid targets for healing based effects, such as the Spare the Dying cantrips, which normally exclude them due to a lack of a soul.

Regardless of the method used, this feat is unusable until Godly Action is spent to recharge this feat. Using a Godly Action to recharge this feat IS NOT the same as activating this feat.

Grasp of Death

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 7 or higher

You gain partial control over mortality.

As a Godly Action, you may cast the PowerWord Kill spell without the need for Spell Slots or Material Components. Casting PowerWord Kill in this way can now kill creatures with 150 Hit Point instead of just 100. Additionally, the target of your PowerWord Kill spell cast in this way must succeed a Divine Constitution Save, or take 1d10 Necrotic damage per each Divine Rank you have before the effects of your Powerword Kill spell is applied.

Creatures that are killed in this way are destroyed utterly and completely, with no soul or body left to call out to, can cannot be revived by any means short of a Wish spell.

This feat is unusable until Godly Action is spent to recharge this feat. Using a Godly Action to recharge this feat IS NOT the same as activating this feat.

Imposing Might

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 4 or higher, Strength Godly Ability Score

Your physical might becomes a force to reckon with, even amonst gods.

You are considered 1 size class larger for the purposes of determining your carrying capacity.

Additionally, you may use your Strength score in place of your Charisma score for Intimidation and Persuasion skill checks. Also, whenever you roll a Strength skill check or Saving Throw, you make the roll with advantage.

Know Secrets

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 4 or higher, Intelligence Godly Ability Score

You have seen and remembered secrets of the world that predate recorded history.

You may cast the Legend Lore spell at will without the need for spell slots or material components. When you cast the spell in this way, you may use your Godly Action choose to target a second creature, when then must make a Divine Wisdom Save. On a fail, you benefit from the normal effect of the Legend Lore spell, and also gain any knowledge that the target creature has of the main target of the spell. You gain all knowledge of the main target in this way, even if the target creature is unaware that they know such details, though this effect may not result in any new knowledge being obtained if the second creature does not know of any other information.

A willing creature may choose to automatically fail this save to impart any knowledge, conscious or not, of the target of the Legend Lore spell. When a creature chooses to fail this save, your Godly Action recharge immediately.

Mind of the Beast

Saving Throw DC: DC 20 + your Divine Rank + your Charisma, Intelligence, or Wisdom modifier (your choice).

As an action, you can grant humanlike sentience to trees or animals. This sentience lasts 24 hours, and the sentient tree or animal obeys your commands to the best of its ability. You can affect up to one creature per your Divine Rank at once, but no more than that number multiplied by 2 at any one time. All must be within your line of sight when first affected.

Also, you can transmute any creature into a plant or animal of approximately the same size or up to two size categories smaller as an action that expends 1 godly action. The target creature is allowed a Constitution saving throw.

Creatures turned into plants become objects. Creatures turned into animals have the same abilities and statistics of the kind of animal you choose. Changing a creature into a plant or animal lasts for 24 hours.

The Alter Reality ability in conjunction with this ability can make either effect permanent.

Suggested Portfolio Elements: Nature, wilderness

Physique of the Divines

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 4 or higher, Constitution Godly Ability Score

Your body become a veritable stronghold of divine power.

Your maximum Hit Points increases by 5 times your Divine Rank, and you regain an amount of Hit Points equal to your Constitution Modifier at the beginning of each of your turns. You cannot benefit from this regeneration if you have less than 1 Hit Point.

Additionally, you begin all Death Saves with 1 success already marked and you mark an additional automatic success at Divine Rank 8.

Also, you gain immunity to 1 condition of your choice, and have advantage on Saving Throws made to resist all other conditions.

Praxys Myriad

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 0 or higher

Your ability to create and conjure a Divine Praxys increases two-fold.

You may create and make use of another Divine Praxys that you can make effective use of. You always benefit from both Praxii simultaneously, even when they are unsummoned. You may also choose to fuse your Divine Praxii into one form that provides the benefits of both Praxii simultaneously.

You may take this feat a total of 2 times for 3 total Praxii

Praxys Arcana

Prerequisites: Divine Rank 6 or higher, Spellcasting or Pact Magic feature

Your Divine Praxys has the ability to empower your spells to incredible levels, even for a god.

Your Divine Praxys now counts as an Arcane Focus if it didn't already.

Choose one spell that you know of 3rd level or lower. When you cast that spell using your Divine Praxys as your Arcane Focus, you do not spend a spell slot when casting the chosen spell.

Additionally, Your Divine Praxys gains 30 charges. You may use your Godly Action to spend up to 10 of these charges at once and regain any number of spent spell slots whose total combined levels are equal to the number of charges spent.

This ability regains 1d10 spent charges daily at dawn.

Epic Boons

These boons are extraordinary powerful and represent the gradual transformation of a character into something resembling a god-like entity.

Categories and Prerequisites. Boons are divided into three major categories: 1st-level, 2nd-level, and 3rd-level. 1st-level boons are generally best described as superpowers. 2nd-level boons rival the power of powerful entities like Demon Lords and Archangels. 3rd-level boons are truly godlike. Some boons also come with one or more prerequisites. These prerequisites help to ensure progression, class identity, and some semblance of balance.

Although it is not stated in the boons themselves, it is implied that being Level 20 is a preqeruisite for all Epic Boons

Epic Boons as Epic Progression. Epic boons can also be used as a form of advancement, a way to provide greater power to characters. When using this approach, a character needs to select two 1st-level boons before any 2nd-level boons can be selected. In a similar fashion, a character needs to select two 2nd-level boons before any 3rd-level boons.

Once a level of boons has been unlocked, a character can gain any future boons from the unlocked level. When a character gains a boon, they additionally may choose to replace one previous boon.

Final Arbiter. You determine which epic boon a character gains. Ideally, the boon you pick is something the character would put to use in future adventures. You can allow a player to select a boon for his or her character, subject to your approval.

Roleplaying Boons. Whatever boon a character ends up with, consider its place in your story and world. Many of the boons are extraordinary and represent the gradual transformation of a character into something resembling a demigod or even a deity. The acquisition of a boon might visibly transform a character. For example, the eyes of a character with the Boon of True Sight might glow when he or she feels strong emotion, and a character who has the Boon of High Magic might have faint motes of light glimmering around his or her head. Also, decide how the boon first appears. Does the boon appear spontaneously and mysteriously? Or does a being of cosmic power manifest to bestow it? The bestowal of a boon can itself be an exciting scene. The text of a boon addresses its user.

Unless a boon says otherwise, a character can’t gain it more than once

1st Level Boons

Boon of Legendary Resistance

You gain 1 Legendary Resistance. If the you fail a saving throw, you can choose to succeed instead. Upon using all your resistances, you regain the ability to use them again after a long rest.

You can take this boon more than once, up to 3 times. Each time you take it after the first, you gain an additional Legendary Resistance.

Boon of Linguistics

You can speak, read, and write all standard languages.

Boon of Magic Detection

You are permanently affected by the detect magic spell without having to concentrate on it. By using a bonus action on your turn, you can cause a brilliant aurora of swirling energy to surround one creature or object you detect in this manner, making it visible to all until the end of your next turn.

Boon of the Elemental Soul

When you pick this boon, choose to have immunity to one damage type except for Bludgeoning, Piercing, or Slashing. You also gain one of the following benefits depending on the type chosen:

• Acid - You can cast Acid Stream (save DC 15) at will, without using a spell slot or any components.

• Cold - You can cast Ice Knife (+7 to hit) at will, without using a spell slot or any components.

• Fire - You can cast Burning Hands (save DC 15) at will, without using a spell slot or any components.

• Force - You can cast Magic Missile (4 Darts) at will, without using a spell slot or any components.

• Lighting - You can cast Witch Bolt (+7 to hit) at will, without using a spell slot or any components.

• Necrotic - You can cast Inflict Wounds (+7 to hit) at will, without using a spell slot or any components.

• Poison - You can cast Ray of Sickness (save DC 15) at will, without using a spell slot or any components.

• Psychic - You can cast Dissonant Whispers (save DC 15) at will, without using a spell slot or any components.

• Radiant - You can cast Guiding Bolt (+7 to hit) at will, without using a spell slot or any components.

• Thunder - You can cast Thunderwave (save DC 15) at will, without using a spell slot or any components.

After a Long Rest, you may change which variant of this Boon you benefit from.

You may take this Boon up to 3 times, and must choose a different variant each time.

Boon of Savage Attacks

When you score a critical hit with a melee weapon attack, you can roll one of the weapon’s damage dice one additional time and add it to the extra damage of the critical hit. Once you do so, you can’t do so again until you finish a short or long rest.

Boon of the Unfettered

You have advantage on ability checks made to resist being grappled. In addition, you can use an action to automatically escape a grapple or free yourself of restraints of any kind.

Boon of Undetectability

You gain a +10 bonus to Dexterity (Stealth) checks, and you can't be detected or targeted by divination magic, including scrying sensors.

Boon of Energy Investment

You attune to the elemental energies of the universe. When casting a spell or making any attack that deals cold, fire, lightning, poison or thunder damage you can change its damage type to another of those types.

In addition when taking this boon your body takes on properties that correspond thematically to that element, altering your appearance. Additionally any energy around you seems more volatile, fires crackles louder and brighter, wind blows more fiercely, etc.

Boon of Sure Resurrection

Prerequisite: You must have died at some point and been brought back

You gain advantage on any spell casting ability checks to return a soul to life. Additionally, any spell casting ability checks to return you to life are made with advantage.

Scion of Arkhosia

Prerequisite: Must be a Dragonborn or Dragon Sorcerer

You can pick another Draconic Ancestry

Boon of Titan's Grip

Prerequisite: You must at least have a Strength of 15

You can wield a heavy or 2-handed weapon in 1 hand and use two-weapon fighting with such weapons. Any creature under CR 10 automatically fail any checks to avoid your grapples.

Boon of Epic Size

You physical size grows to match your emerging power. You grow in size becoming 1 size larger - Your height doubles, and your weight is multiplied by 8. Your physical attacks do one more die of damage, and your reach increases by 5 feet.

Boon of the Wyrm Knight

Prerequisite: Must be a martial class, and have a horde worthy of a dragon at least 100,000g in gold, gems, jewels, art etc.

Title Gained: Wyrm Knight/Dragon Knight

You gain a +2 bonus to your AC and you gain the breath weapon of a young dragon of your choice. Once the breath weapon is used you cannot use it again until you take a long rest.

Legendary General

Once a day you can give a invigorating shout to restore one ability for an ally within 60 ft that would normally be recharged by a short rest. You also gain advantage on ability checks involving leadership or gaining a title

2nd Level Boons

Boon of Legendary Fortitude

Prerequisites: Boon of Epic Fortitude

Your hit point maximum increases by 80.

Boon of Legendary Spell Mastery

Choose one 2nd-level sorcerer, warlock, or wizard spell that you can cast. You can now cast that spell at will at its lowest level without expending a spell slot.

Boon of Legendary Resilience

Prerequisites: Boon of Epic Resilience

You have resistance to all bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage.

Boon of the Paragon

You increase your proficiency bonus by 1 and become a perfect specimen of your species, with perfect body features. If you have a child it is born with this Boon.

Boon of Swift Casting

Prerequisites: At least one 5th level spell slot

Choose one of your spells of 5th level or lower that has a casting time of 1 action. That spell’s casting time is now 1 bonus action for you. You can select this boon multiple times.

Legendary Linguist

You can speak, read, and write all exotic languages that you are physically capable of speaking.

Boon of Godly Health

Your body is divine. Your maximum HP is retroactively calculated as if you rolled the maximum on each hit dice roll when leveling up.

Boon of the Spell Slinger

You can cast cantrips as bonus actions and you can use your reaction twice in a turn to cast a spell with a casting time of a reaction.

Boon of Lesser Boons

You gain two 1st level Boons. You may take this Boon multiple times.

Talon of Tiamat/Bahamaut/Sardior

Prerequisite: Be a Dragon Lord of a chromatic dragon (Tiamat), metallic dragon (Bahamaut), or gem dragon (Sardior).

Title Gained: Talon of Tiamat/Bahamaut/Sardior

Your breath now becomes the Ancient Dragon version.

When using your breath weapon roll a d4, you can also use that many other chromatic/metallic/gem dragon breaths at the same time (your choice which kind).

Boon of Magic Resistance

You have advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects.

Boon of the Dead God

Prerequisite: You must find a petrified remnant of a dead god to absorb.

Title Gained: The Living Vestige

The divine essence grants you +5 to all stats. You gain advantage on death saving throws and must fail two additional death saving throws to be killed while at 0 hit points.

3rd Level Boons

Boon of Innate Recovery

Title Gained: The Relentless

When you use a feature that you can normally only use once between long rests, you can choose regain your use of that feature. Once you use this feature, you can’t use it again until you finish a long rest.

Boon of Greater Boons

You gain two 2nd level Boons. You may take this Boon multiple times

Boon of Master Tactics

When you have advantage on any d20 roll, you roll an additional d20s and take the highest result of the three dice.

Boon of Mythic Fortitude

Prerequisites: Boon of Legendary Fortitude

Your hit point maximum increases by 120.

Boon of Rapid Casting

Prerequisites: At least one 7th level spell slot

Choose one of your spells of 6th through 7th level that has a casting time of 1 action. That spell’s casting time is now 1 bonus action for you. You can select this boon multiple times.

Boon of Reactive Strikes

Prerequisites: Extra Attack

When you use your reaction to make an opportunity attack, roll a d20. On a roll of 10 or higher, you regain your reaction - which you can use to immediately take another opportunity attack.

Boon of Skill Proficiency

Title Gained: Master of Trades

You gain proficiency in all skills.

Divine Objects

While it is no surprise that gods command immense power and abilities of their own accord, many times a deity will create objects with a shard of their own divinity and power imparted into a physical form. Many deities do this either to grant themselves more agency, protection, or merely as a show of their own divine strength.

These objects can be created in a myriad of ways, most commonly through the "Divine Creation" feat listed earlier - although that is not the only way to go about creating a Divine Object. Sometimes the process of creating a Spark Focus to help a mortal ascend to godhood will also inevitably create an object that holds a fraction of the spark absorbed by the ascending being. Other objects may be weapons or objects used to fight deities - such as Anathematic items, which have drawn the divine ichor from a god while in combat, and have fed upon that raw divinity until it has transformed into an item that is woefully powerful. In some rare cases, these divine objects may even be naturally occurring nexuses of natural divinity - birthed by overlapping natural forces of the multiverse that coalesce into a singular item - such as the fabled Ambrosia fruit borne by the Divine Tree.

Regardless of the way these items come into being, all Divine Objects are akin to Mythical Artifacts that are incredibly legendary finds - often wielded by God Kings, Epic Heroes, and Terrible Tyrants.

Cloak of Chrys, The Golden Fleece

Wondrous item, Artifact (requires attunement)

A cloak made from the hide of Chrysomallus - a flying divine ram of the golden dawn - with it's skull utilized as a makeshift helmet.

The cloak carries with it immense abjuration magics and divine energies that bestow upon it's wearer death-defying feats and immense luck.

Random Properties. The Cloak of Chrys has the following random properties:

• 1 minor beneficial property
• 1 major beneficial property

When attuned, the Cloak gains the following benefits:

• You gain a +5 Bonus to AC

• You gain a flying speed equal to three times your movement speed

• You gain resistance to all forms of damage

• Death Defied. (3/day) You can spend an action to regain hit points equal to 3 times your level, if you stabilize after falling to 0 HP, this ability triggers automatically without expending a use.

• Divine Luck. The Golden Fleece has 3 luck points. Whenever you make an attack roll, an ability check, or a saving throw while wearing the magic item, you can spend one luck point to roll an additional d20. You can choose to spend one of your luck points after you roll the die, but before the outcome is determined. You choose which of the d20s is used for the attack roll, ability check, or saving throw.

  You can also spend one luck point when an attack roll is made against you. Roll a d20, and then choose whether the attack uses the attacker’s roll or yours.

  If more than one creature spends a luck point to influence the outcome of a roll, the points cancel each other out, no additional dice are rolled.

  The Golden Fleece regains expended luck points when you finish a short or long rest.

Excalibur, The Promise of Victory

Weapon (longsword), Divine Artifact (requires attunement by a creature of non-evil alignment)

The legendary sword granted to a far off God King by a Fey Goddess. While unattuned, it is an otherwise standard looking longsword with the phrase "Take me up" on one side of the blade, and "Cast me aside" on the other. While attuned, the blade adopts a glowing translucent crystalline form.

Sentience. Excalibur is a sentient lawful good longsword with an Intelligence of 20, a Wisdom of 20, and a Charisma of 20. It has hearing, darkvision, and truesight out to a range of 120 feet.

The weapon can speak, read, and understand all languages, and can communicate with its wielder telepathically. Its voice is multi-layered and compassionate.

Personality. Excalibur speaks with an imperious tone, although with an inflection of understanding and wisdom of a king. The sword's purpose is to defend mortalkind and seek the next rightful heir of a lost kingdom. It doesn't resist being wielded by someone who is not meant to be king, if only to further it's path to the rightful king. The sword believes that a mortal who takes up arms against evil and destruction to be worthy of it's power - and if they are true of heart and righteous of purpose, that creature is destined to be king.

Excalibur has no qualms in fighting entities or gods, so long as those entities pose a threat to other forms of mortal life. Excalibur's desire for righteousness and the pursuit of the true king takes precedence over all else. If the sword goes a week or more without defending others or going on a righteous quest, the sword will plane shift away upon the next dawn.

Random Properties. Excalibur has the following random properties:

• 2 minor beneficial properties
• 2 major beneficial properties

When attuned, the sword gains the following properties:

• You gain a +5 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with Excalibur.

• The sword deals 5d8 + 5 slashing damage, or 5d10 + 5 slashing damage if held with two hands.

• The sword is indestructible and immune to dispel magic and similar effects.

• The sword functions as a Sword of sharpness.

• The sword ignores all damage resistances and immunities.

• When you make an attack against an object, or land a critical hit with this weapon, maximize and double the damage.

• Creatures reduced to 0 HP instantly fail 1 death saving throw. Additionally, creatures killed with Excalibur cannot be resurrected by anything short of a wish spell.

• At the start of your turn, if you are unconscious or at 0 HP, you immediately stabilize and are instead at 1 HP. This feature has 3 charges and regains 1 charge daily at dawn

Gáe Bolg, Spear of Mortal Pain

Weapon (spear), Artifact (requires attunement)

The Gáe Bolg is a powerful, seven-barbed spear that is as ancient as some of the oldest kingdoms, crafted from the bones of a dead titan.

Forged by a powerful warrior god-queen: Scáthach, and bestowed to a demigod barbarian named Cú Chulainn - who used it to destroy a multitude of enemies and armies alike.

This spear has made and broken monarchs and rulers for generations upon generations. Its name means "The Spear of Mortal Pain," so it is natural to shudder at the sight of it in enemy hands.

Random Properties. Gáe Bolg has the following random properties:

• 2 minor beneficial properties
• 1 major detrimental property

When attuned, the spear gains the following properties

• You gain a +4 bonus to all attack and damage rolls made with Gáe Bolg
• The spear deals 3d6 + 4 piercing damage
• The spear is indestructible
• The spear bypasses all piercing damage resistance and immunity
• You gain Advantage to all Charisma (Intimidation) and Charisma (Persuassion) checks.
• Your crit range for attacks made with Gáe Bolg is increased by 1.
• The Thrown distance of Gáe Bolg is (300/1200) feet
• The Gáe Bolg returns to your hand after throwing it
• If you throw and hit with the Gáe Bolg, and the target is a living creature, at the end of your turn they must succeed a DC 20 Constitution saving throw or they take 78 (12d12) piercing damage as Gáe Bolg creates a mass of thorns that explode from the inside the target's body making them become vulnerable to piercing damage for 1 minute - taking 39 (6d12) piercing damage at the start of each of their turns. On a successful save, the target takes half damage, does not gain vulnerability to piercing damage, and take no additional damage per turn.
• The spear has 20 charges. All spent charges are regained at dawn.

  • Storm of Thorns. As a bonus action, and by expending 5 charges, you call upon the innate natural powers of the spear. The next time you throw the spear, the spear sprouts a rain of thorns as it flies through the air.

    In addition to the initial damage of the weapon, the target and all creatures within 50 feet must make a Dexterity Saving Throw DC 20, taking 5d10 piercing damage on a failed save, or half as much on a successful one. This damage still bypasses all resistance and immunity.

Gem of Becoming, The Holy Stone

Wondrous item, Artifact (requires attunement)

Supposedly created by a group of gods during the rising of the Dawn War, this gem is crafted from a sliver of the Stone of Corbinet - otherwise known as the Material Stone - left over from the destruction and subsequent resetting of the last temporal cycle of the multiverse. The sliver has been encased inside a shell of Orichalcum and embossed with various runic sigils of protection.

This golden egg shaped metallic gem holds a magical connection to other realms and it lets you draw energy from those planes when all other magic in your current plane is unavailable.

Crowned Glory. This golden gem floats idly a few inches above your forehead as long as you are attuned to it.

Random Properties. The Gem of Becoming has the following random properties:

• 1 minor beneficial property
• 1 major beneficial property
• 1 major detrimental property

While attuned, the gem gains the following effects:

• All melee, ranged, and magical attacks made by you deal an additional 5d6 Force damage on hit.
• Reduce the damage dealt to you by all sources by 3d10.
• Critical attacks against you re-roll the damage dice, taking the lower damage result.
• You are immune to exhaustion
• Your proficiency bonus increases by 2
• You gain +2 to all saving throws
• The gem allows you and all objects you don to ignore any effect of an antimagic field, dead magic zone, dispel magic or similar effect.

Godsbane, Scourge of the Divine

Weapon (shortsword), Artifact (requires attunement)

Myths tell of a blade crafted from a green tailed comet that fell during the first days of the Dawn War amongst some of the primal beings that dwelt upon that world. The impact sight was ordained as a taboo site by the Deity that enslaved and oppressed the beings that lived there, amongst these mortals lived an elderly smith named Adam.

Adam was amongst the first of his people, and held a deep resentment for the being who had so long ruled over his people - banishing Adam's people from paradise and forcing them into worship and ritualistic sacrifice to feed the god the power necessary to remain upon their throne. One night, with his wife Eve, they fled from their town to the site of the impact, and together, they salvaged the meteorite that lay there in it's flaming crater.

Over the course of the next year, within absolute solitude, the couple poured their resentment, rage, and love for their fellow mortals into forging a weapon solely for the purpose of freeing their people - Godsbane.

Adam and Eve emerged with the sword stowed in a leaden sheathe, and congregated the people into a mass prayer intended to summon their masters for their next ritualistic sacrifice. Upon their summoning, the pair overwhelmed and bound their master to the altar of sacrifice and deemed that the god would become their sacrifice.

They slew the Deity, and distributed their knowledge and power amongst the masses, but not without great harm to themselves...Alas, the couple collapsed upon the altar, hand in hand, and passed into the afterlife with freedom in their hearts. Godsbane was passed down from generation to generation, and eventually was lost to time.

Random Properties. Godsbane has the following random properties:

• 1 minor beneficial property
• 1 major beneficial property
• 1 minor detrimental property
• 1 major detrimental property

When attuned, the sword gains the following properties:

• You gain a +5 bonus to attack and damage rolls.

• The sword deals 3d6+5 each of Magical Slashing, and Force damage. These damage rolls are 3d10+10 against creatures with a Divine Rank of 0 or Higher

• The sword is indestructible

• Godsbane & it's wielder are immune to scrying effects or similar abilities that track them.

• When hitting a non-indestructible object, deal damage equal to max critical damage.

• The critical range for Godsbane is on a roll of 15-20 agaisnt creatures with a Divine Rank of 0 or Higher.

• The creature gains the indefinite madness trait:

  • "To kill the gods is my one and only duty. I will slay all who stand in my way, even Kit and Kin."
    • This indefinite madness is instantly cured if you unattune to this weapon.

Venuralas' Mir, The Staff of Sanctification

Weapon (quarterstaff), Divine Artifact (requires attunement by a spellcaster)

A divine staff crafted by the Ancient Elven Empire while at the height of their magic power. This staff was created to allow physical communion with the Seldarine - the primal elven deities.

Corellon Larethian came to a faithful elven cleric one night in a dream, bringing the cleric to the fields of Arvandor. Corellon expressed deep sorrow that his mortal children would only reach paradise after centuries of mortal life - requesting that the cleric seek out the best of the elven smiths and mages of the land to craft an item that could facilitate the blending of the divine into the material world - if only for a short time.

The cleric followed his divine benefactor's instructions, and over the course of several decades, gathered enough mages, enchanters and smiths to craft a staff of incredible power. Venuralas'Mir was birthed through elven true magic and the magical communion of several hundred high mages.

The staff allowed the elves to sanctify areas upon the material plane to allow their gods to walk freely amongst their worshipers - but eventually was lost during Mystra's Ban of high magic and fell into myth and story.

Random Properties. Venuralas'Mir has the following random properties:

• 2 minor beneficial properties
• 1 major beneficial properties

When attuned, the staff gains the following properties:

• You gain a +4 bonus to attack and damage rolls
• You gain a +4 bonus to spell Attack Rolls.
• The staff functions as any form of spellcasting focus
• The staff is indestructible
• The staff functions as a Staff of the Magi - with the following changes:
  • The staff can absorb up to 100 charges equal to the absorbed spell's level.
  • The staff will never explode from absorbing above 100 charges - it simply cannot absorb more than 100.
  • The staff will never explode from it's Retributive Strike - instead releasing all energy in a massive explosion when purposefully struck against a solid surface with it's command word.
    • The radius for this explosion is a 60 foot sphere.
    • You have a 50 percent chance to instantly Travel to a random plane of existence, avoiding the explosion. If you fail to avoid the Effect, you take force damage equal to 20 x the number of Charges in the staff. Every other creature in the area must make a DC 25 Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, a creature takes an amount of damage based on how far away it is from the Origin, as shown in the following table. On a successful save, a creature takes half as much damage.

• Spells: In addition to the spells available as a Staff of the Magi - some spells may be cast at higher levels, and more spells may be cast from the staff.

  While attuned to the staff, you can use an action to expend some of its Charges to cast one of the following Spells from it, using your spell save DC and Spellcasting ability:

  • Conjure Elemental (7 charges), Dispel Magic (3 charges), Fireball (9th-level version, 9 charges), Flaming Sphere (2 charges), Ice Storm (4 charges), Invisibility (2 charges), Knock (2 charges), Lightning Bolt (9th-level version, 9 charges), Passwall (5 charges), Plane Shift (7 charges), Telekinesis (5 charges), Wall of Fire (4 charges), or Web (2 charges).

Not'en'gess, Key of the Void

Wondrous item, Divine Artifact (requires attunement)

Made by a race of technologically and magically advanced humanoids in a time before the Dawn war, this disk was created as a means to access the void beyond the mutliverse - originally intended as a means to warp through the void to other mutliverses, it backfired in it's design, functioning more as a "drainage" into the void rather than a means to traverse it. Nonetheless, this disk has many powerful capabilities.

A golden disk, made of interlocking, immovable pieces along the edge when inactive. When active, the plate hums and emits a shimmering light. The magics holding it together are incredible in their power, and bestow a variety of benefits upon the holder - albeit, with some significant drawbacks.

Curse: Hunger of the Void. The creature attuned to Not'En'Gess must sacrifice 100 gp worth of valuables per day at midnight by leaving the valuables upon the midsection of the disk - which absorbs the valuables wholly into itself to maintain the magics holding the void at bay. If this is not done each day, the plate collapses into the void - and all within range are subjected to it's ability "Crack the Door"

If a creature ends attunement to the disk, the disk simply devours the surroundings within a 30 foot cube each day at midnight - which can include creatures and objects.

This curse can be circumvented for a time by casting "Wish" upon it, stating that it's hunger be satiated. The disk no longer requires sustenance for 100 years.

Random Properties. Not'En'Gess has the following random properties:

• 1 major beneficial property
• 1 minor detrimental property
• 2 major detrimental properties

When attuned, the disk gains the following properties:

• The disk can be utilized as a makeshift shield - when attuned, you may have it harmlessly hover alongside one of your forearms.
  • When utilized in this way, the disk acts as a +5 Shield
  • This shield does not count as being held in one of your hands, and you may still wield another item in that hand without penalty
  • This shield grants advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects, and spell attacks against you have disadvantage.

Crack the Door. As an action, and by speaking the command word, you unlock the pieces holding the disk together. The midsection of the disk collapses inwards on itself, leaving only the puzzle pieces to be held onto.

As the midsection collapses, a loud deafening crack can be heard for 10 miles as a portal to the Void between multiverses is forced open.

As the portal opens, all nonanimated objects (from simple items to structures) in a 300 foot cone is violently absorbed into the portal. Each creature in this area must succeed a Strength Saving Throw DC 50 with disadvantage, or instantly be dragged into the portal and into the void.

The Plate remains open for 1 round. After which, the portal snaps shut, and the plate pieces turn to dust.

Rings of Primal Sin

The seven primal sins: greed, pride, wrath, gluttony, envy, lust, and sloth. These sins are said to be powerful aspects of mortal (and divine) life, with each one governing a different facet of thought and action.

The Rings in the following sections are each aligned with a specific sin - each of which granting dominion over that aspect. These rings have minds and souls of their own, and seek creatures who exhibit the strongest tendencies towards the corresponding sins.

The rings will only allowed to be worn by those who inherit the mantles of the seven sins - the duty of bestowing these mantles is upon the champions who inherit the rings. It is unknown how many eons ago these rings came into existence, nor who the first champions of sin were, but it is apparent that these rings each exhibit exceptionally powerful abilities for those who wield them.

A creature can only be attuned to one Ring of Primal Sin at any one time.

Avaritia, Signet of Greed

Wondrous item, Artifact (requires attunement by a creature who has inherited the mantle of greed)

This ring is one of 7 that corresponds with each of the primal sins - this one embodies the sin of Greed.

This tarnished orichalcum ring is adorned with a smooth, dark blood-red gem that houses an eons-ancient spirit of possessiveness and desire of wealth and power. This ring seeks to pull it's wearer to greater sources of power and possessions, and will bestow upon them the ability to fulfill that desire. The ring will refuse to be worn by any creature who has not inherited the mantle of greed by teleporting away when attempted to be donned.

To inherit the mantle of greed, one must either have it willingly bestowed upon them by the previous bearer, or must have slain the previous bearer of the mantle.

Curse. The Pull of Greed. The ring carries with it an unnatural want for material possessions, and demands to be the centerpiece amidst great wealth. In order to remain attuned to the ring, the wearer must sacrifice 1,000 gp of valuable materials every 24 hours - either through spending the gold, or destroying valuable materials such as gems, art, or similar items. If wealth is not sacrificed every day, the ring will instead pull the creature in the direction of the closest available wealth at a rate of 60 feet per turn, which it will demand be destroyed immediately. After 24 hours of failing to fulfill the curse, the ring unattunes and teleports away to seek another.

Random Properties. The Signet of Greed has the following random properties:

• 2 minor beneficial properties
• 2 major beneficial properties
• 2 major detrimental properties

Sentience. Avarita is a sentient lawful evil ring with an Intelligence of 18, a Wisdom of 10, and a Charisma of 22. It has hearing and truesight out to a range of 120 feet.

The ring can speak, read, and understand Common, Celestial, Abyssal, Infernal, and Primordial and can communicate with its wielder telepathically. Its voice is slick and sinister as if a trader is attempting to hock faulty items. While you are attuned to it, the ring also understands every language you know.

Personality. Avarita speaks with a sinister silvertongue, as though always convincing others to do what it desires. The ring's purpose is to push it's wielder towards greater wealth and power. It will pull its wearer towards acts that promise rewards and recompense, thriving upon the prospect of attaining and spending material goods.

Avarita will very often attempt to convince the wearer that it deserves more in terms of being rewarded for whatever tasks or jobs they undertake. It seeks to push the wearer to demand more for whatever they do, even simple tasks such as delivering a shipment to a humanoid will provoke the ring to demand that they be compensated tenfold for the value of the shipment - and if it's demands are not met, the ring will persuade the wearer that their actions and honor have been affronted and devalued, often instilling anger in the wearer.

Superbia, Signet of Pride

Wondrous item, Artifact (requires attunement by a creature who has inherited the mantle of pride)

This ring is one of 7 that corresponds with each of the primal sins - this one embodies the sin of Pride.

This brilliant electrum ring is adorned with a plated tiger's eye gem that houses an eons-ancient spirit of glory and incredible arrogance. This ring thrives upon the thrill of superior thought and action - whether it be truthful or not - and will force the wearer to undergo great boasts and never admit they are wrong. The ring will refuse to be worn by any creature who has not inherited the mantle of pride by teleporting away when attempted to be donned.

To inherit the mantle of pride, one must either have it willingly bestowed upon them by the previous bearer, or must have slain the previous bearer of the mantle.

Curse. The Vanity of Pride. The ring emboldens it's wearer with an unnatural sense of righteousness and arrogance, and while worn it demands that the wearer take part in a great boast every day. In order to remain attuned to the ring, the wearer must publicly boast every 24 hours about how they will undertake a great task or quest and then fulfill the boast. The wearer must then seek to fulfill their boast, and whether they succeed or fail, they must prove that they have done just as they boasted to carry out without admitting they are wrong. If a boast is not made every 24 hours, the ring will refuse to function until a boast is carried out. After 24 hours of failing to fulfill the curse, the ring unattunes and teleports away to seek another.

Random Properties. The Signet of Pride has the following random properties:

• 2 minor beneficial properties
• 2 major beneficial properties
• 2 major detrimental properties

Sentience. Superbia is a sentient lawful neutral ring with an Intelligence of 14, a Wisdom of 10, and a Charisma of 26. It has hearing and truesight out to a range of 120 feet.

The ring can speak, read, and understand Common, Celestial, Abyssal, Infernal, and Primordial and can communicate with its wielder telepathically. Its voice is boisterous and arrogant like that of a self-absorbed general. While you are attuned to it, the ring also understands every language you know.

Personality. Superbia speaks with a booming and haughty tone, as though always attempting to prove how righteous or correct it is. The ring's purpose is to push it's wielder towards egotistical goals and shows of power (but not necessarily the gaining of power). It will continually push it's wielder towards more daring and dangerous acts in an attempt to prove their might.

Superbia will often times push their wielder into adrenaline inducing situations where they can show their prowess and glory. It seeks to instill a deep-seated arrogance within it's wielder where they can never doubt their own abilities - often to a fault. The ring would gladly push it's wielder into a quest to fight a dragon single-handedly, even if the wielder has no chance of surviving - as it believes in the blinding superiority of one's conviction.

Ira, Signet of Wrath

Wondrous item, Artifact (requires attunement by a creature who has inherited the mantle of wrath)

This ring is one of 7 that corresponds with each of the primal sins - this one embodies the sin of Wrath.

This silver band is adorned with a faceted violet amethyst gem that houses an eons-ancient spirit of vengeance and rage. The ring seeks to embolden the inherent anger, rage, and fury of the wearer, and bestows great power. The ring will refuse to be worn by any creature who has not inherited the mantle of wrath by teleporting away when attempted to be donned.

To inherit the mantle of wrath, one must either have it willingly bestowed upon them by the previous bearer, or must have slain the previous bearer of the mantle.

Curse. The Weight of Wrath. The ring is supernaturally heavy for it's simple size, and while worn it demands to be soaked in the blood of a living creature every day. In order to remain attuned to the ring, the wearer must kill a living creature every 24 hours. If the ring is not soaked in blood every day, the ring will become so heavy that the wearer's speed will drop to 10 feet, until the ring is soaked in blood, it will continue to be supernaturally heavy. After 24 hours of failing to fulfill the curse, the ring unattunes and teleports away to seek another.

Random Properties. The Signet of Wrath has the following random properties:

• 2 minor beneficial properties
• 2 major beneficial properties
• 2 major detrimental properties

Sentience. Ira is a sentient chaotic neutral ring with an Intelligence of 12, a Wisdom of 13, and a Charisma of 25. It has hearing and truesight out to a range of 120 feet.

The ring can speak, read, and understand Common, Celestial, Abyssal, Infernal, and Primordial and can communicate with its wielder telepathically. Its voice is deep and echoing, with occasional bouts of growling. While you are attuned to it, the ring also understands every language you know.

Personality. Ira speaks with an impatient and aggressive tone, as though accustomed to quick decisions. The ring's purpose is to spread rage through it's wearer. It will guide the wearer to perform acts of violence to uphold this purpose - although whether the acts be evil or good is ultimately up to the wearer to decide, so long as it's rage is fulfilled. The ring does not care what its wearer slays, so long as the punishment is absolute.

Ira will often attempt to convince the wearer that they must retaliate against those who have wronged them, whether for slights that are real or fabricated. It seeks to indulge in every last bit of potential anger its wearer will feel - although it will not command or magically compel its wearer to do so, it instead seeks to uncover the trespasses of the creatures who slight it's wearer.

Gula, Signet of Gluttony

Wondrous item, Artifact (requires attunement by a creature who has inherited the mantle of gluttony)

This ring is one of 7 that corresponds with each of the primal sins - this one embodies the sin of Gluttony.

This ornate dark iron ring is embedded with a pearly silver gemstone that houses an eons-ancient spirit of excess and indulgence. The ring infuses the wearer with an unending want to consume - food, drink, knowledge, anything and everything. The ring will refuse to be worn by any creature who has not inherited the mantle of gluttony by teleporting away when attempted to be donned.

To inherit the mantle of gluttony, one must either have it willingly bestowed upon them by the previous bearer, or must have slain the previous bearer of the mantle.

Curse. The Pit of Gluttony. The ring instills the intense need to consume things at an incredible rate, forcing its wearer to indulge itself in the consumption or assimilation of materials every day. In order to remain attuned to the ring, the wearer must consume 5 times their normal ration amount every 24 hours - if the creature does not need to eat to survive, they can instead choose to spend 6 hours a day indulging in the process of reading, writing, or learning magical knowledge. If the wearer does not consume each day, the ring instills the wearer with a perpetually massive hunger as if affected by an extreme suggestion spell, and the wearer begins to desire to eat the nearest living creature, the hunger will not subside until a living creature is devoured. After 24 hours of failing to fulfill the curse, the ring unattunes and teleports away to seek another.

Random Properties. The Signet of Gluttony has the following random properties:

• 2 minor beneficial properties
• 2 major beneficial properties
• 2 major detrimental properties

Sentience. Gula is a sentient neutral evil ring with an Intelligence of 28, a Wisdom of 11, and a Charisma of 11. It has hearing and truesight out to a range of 120 feet.

The ring can speak, read, and understand Common, Celestial, Abyssal, Infernal, and Primordial and can communicate with its wielder telepathically. Its voice is gruff and grating, almost as if from a bearlike creature. While you are attuned to it, the ring also understands every language you know.

Personality. Gula speaks with a breathy and gruff, almost akin to a very large man. The ring's purpose is to push the wearer to overindulge in the consumable materiel of life. It will always delight in the possibility of it's wearer consuming or learning vast multitudes.

Gula will take great pleasure in convincing it's wearer that they need to continuously consume more. Often times, Gula will push the wearer to eat in excess, partake in vices (even ones they would normally never partake in), and often pressure the individual to indulge in the excess learning of knowledge. If a meal is not eaten fast enough, Gula will convince the wearer to eat it first. If an individual is not drinking or smoking their vice immediately, Gula will gladly push the wearer to do so. And if no one is reading a cursed tome, Gula will excitedly pull the wearer to indulge in it.

Invidia, Signet of Envy

Wondrous item, Artifact (requires attunement by a creature who has inherited the mantle of envy)

This ring is one of 7 that corresponds with each of the primal sins - this one embodies the sin of Envy.

This black leaden ring is laden with a spherical jet gemstone with a glowing slit - reminiscent of an eye - which houses an eons-ancient spirit of resentment and covetous conviction. This ring instills in it's wearer a deep resentment for all those who achieve more than them, and pushes its wearer to overthrow their peers. The ring will refuse to be worn by any creature who has not inherited the mantle of envy by teleporting away when attempted to be donned.

To inherit the mantle of envy, one must either have it willingly bestowed upon them by the previous bearer, or must have slain the previous bearer of the mantle.

Curse. The Spite of Envy. The ring fills its wearer with an intense hatred for all those who succeed around them, and pushes it's wearer to possess what is rightfully theirs. In order to remain attuned to the ring, the wearer must steal the most valuable possession from a creature every 24 hours - which can take the form of material possessions, spell slots, or even creatures they adore. If the wearer does not steal a possession every day, the ring deals 4d10 psychic damage to the wearer every hour until the wearer steals another creature's possessions - this damage cannot be blocked by any means, and takes the form of feelings of intense jealousy and images of others succeeding beyond the wearer. After 24 hours of failing to fulfill the curse, the ring unattunes and teleports away to seek another.

Random Properties. The Signet of Envy has the following random properties:

• 2 minor beneficial properties
• 2 major beneficial properties
• 2 major detrimental properties

Sentience. Invidia is a sentient lawful neutral ring with an Intelligence of 26, a Wisdom of 10, and a Charisma of 14. It has hearing and truesight out to a range of 120 feet.

The ring can speak, read, and understand Common, Celestial, Abyssal, Infernal, and Primordial and can communicate with its wielder telepathically. Its voice is monotonous and quiet, as if a whispering spy. While you are attuned to it, the ring also understands every language you know.

Personality. Invidia speaks with a very low toned voice, almost always as a whisper, reminiscent of an agent continuously whispering secrets in your ear. The ring's purpose is to allow it's wearer to amass the secrets and closely guarded possessions of all individuals the wearer comes across. The ring revels in stealing away the greatest joys of other living creatures.

Invidia will always convince that the wearer deserves anything valuable or precious that another creature possesses. Invidia believes that all things that bring others joy is heinous if it's wearer does not receive it as well, and this sparks an intense jealousy of others. Invidia will push it's wearer to steal things that have incredible sentimental value - from jewelry, to tomes or records, secrets, memories, and even living creatures.

Luxuria, Signet of Lust

Wondrous item, Artifact (requires attunement by a creature who has inherited the mantle of lust)

This ring is one of 7 that corresponds with each of the primal sins - this one embodies the sin of Lust.

This exquisite filigree golden ring is inlaid with a sky blue sapphire that houses an eons-ancient spirit of desire and pleasure. This ring bestows an intense craving for fulfillment of your deepest desires, and pushes it's wearer to experience life to the fullest. The ring will refuse to be worn by any creature who has not inherited the mantle of lust by teleporting away when attempted to be donned.

To inherit the mantle of lust, one must either have it willingly bestowed upon them by the previous bearer, or must have slain the previous bearer of the mantle.

Curse. The Drive of Lust. The ring seeks to fulfill the wearer's deepest desires through new experiences, and pulls their wearer towards these situations. In order to remain attuned to the ring, the wearer must fulfill the desires of one humanoid creature every 24 hours. These desires can take the form of carnal or sexual pursuits, the drive to experience new things such as great food, vices, or magic, or may even take on darker and sinister tones. If the wearer does not fulfill the desires of a humanoid creature every day, the ring creates an aura of dissatisfaction around the wearer, giving disadvantage on all charisma ability checks, saving throws, and charisma-based abilities (including spellcasting) until a humanoid's desires are fulfilled. After 24 hours of failing to fulfill the curse, the ring unattunes and teleports away to seek another.

Random Properties. The Signet of Lust has the following random properties:

• 2 minor beneficial properties
• 2 major beneficial properties
• 2 major detrimental properties

Sentience. Luxuria is a sentient chaotic neutralring with an Intelligence of 26, a Wisdom of 10, and a Charisma of 14. It has hearing and truesight out to a range of 120 feet.

The ring can speak, read, and understand Common, Celestial, Abyssal, Infernal, and Primordial and can communicate with its wielder telepathically. Its voice is sultry and smoky, as if from a secret lover. While you are attuned to it, the ring also understands every language you know.

Personality. Luxuria speaks in a very honeyed voice, as if always attempting to seduce the wearer. The ring's purpose is to push it's wearer to indulge in the more primal and carnal aspects of life. The ring takes great pleasure in bringing it's wearer and the people they interact with to experience the urges they would normally keep quiet or hidden from society.

Luxuria will attempt to coerce their wearer into committing actions that remain unspoken. Luxuria believes that all aspects of life should never be forgotten or hidden - no matter how carnal, dark, or forbidden they may be. Luxuria will push the wearer to do anything from trying new vice for the first time, public acts of nudity or intercourse, to even following through with the urge of more heinous acts such as drinking blood, cannibalism, or forming pacts with forbidden dark entities. Anything forbidden, taboo, or unexperienced is what Luxuria seeks to shine a pleasant light upon.

Acedia, Signet of Sloth

Wondrous item, Artifact (requires attunement by a creature who has inherited the mantle of sloth)

This ring is one of 7 that corresponds with each of the primal sins - this one embodies the sin of Sloth.

This simplistic runed steel band is inlaid with a sickly pale green peridot gem which houses an eons-ancient spirit of indolence and exhaustion, and rewards those who indulge in such sedentary practices. The ring will refuse to be worn by any creature who has not inherited the mantle of sloth by teleporting away when attempted to be donned.

To inherit the mantle of sloth, one must either have it willingly bestowed upon them by the previous bearer, or must have slain the previous bearer of the mantle.

Curse. The Apathy of Sloth. The ring indulges in the feelings of excessive tiredness, laziness, and reluctance, and gladly helps its wearer fulfill those feelings. In order to remain attuned to the ring, the wearer must rest an amount of time each day equal to twice it's typical resting time - this can take the form of sleeping for most races, but for some (such as elves), meditation or trancing is their form of rest. If the wearer does not indulge in excessive rest every day, the wearer gains 1 level of exhaustion every 2 hours they do not rest excessively. After 24 hours of failing to fulfill the curse, the ring unattunes and teleports away to seek another.

Random Properties. The Signet of Sloth has the following random properties:

• 2 minor beneficial properties
• 2 major beneficial properties
• 2 major detrimental properties

Sentience. Acedia is a sentient neutral ring with an Intelligence of 10, a Wisdom of 30, and a Charisma of 10. It has hearing and truesight out to a range of 120 feet.

The ring can speak, read, and understand Common, Celestial, Abyssal, Infernal, and Primordial and can communicate with its wielder telepathically. Its voice is guttural and hoarse, as if speaking to a tired old man. While you are attuned to it, the ring also understands every language you know.

Personality. Acedia speaks with an exhausted and uninterested tone, as if always on the brink of passing out or forgetting the conversation. The ring's purpose is to sow rest and exhaustion through it's wearer. It less "enjoys" the process of tiring other living creatures, but is more amicable amongst those who share it's exhaustion.

Acedia is fairly tame when compared to it's sibling rings, as it merely accepts the actions of the one who wears it, hoping that they will bring others to the same deep rest it so sorely seeks for itself. Acedia is unbelievably wiser than it's counterparts, as it often has a vast will unto itself, which it usually uses to convince it's wearer that life is too complicated, fast, and busy - and that everything needs to just slow down and rest for a very long time (maybe even eternally).

Imperia, Seal of Ambition

Wondrous item, Divine Artifact (requires attunement by a creature who has destroyed the 7 rings of sin)

This ring is believed to be a myth, but only the champions of sin who have delved into the origins of the rings know it to be fact.

This ring embodies the sin of Ambition - the Original Sin.

This extravagant alloyed ring is inlaid with a labradorescent agate of swirling and shifting colors which houses the conglomerated spirits of all 7 sins - working in perfect harmony to achieve balance. This spirit is the embodiment of the original sin of ambition: the pursuit of power and divinity. The ring and the spirit within was severed into seven pieces that took the form of the 7 rings of primal sin.

The ring will refuse to be worn by any creature who has not destroyed the seven rings of sin.

Curse. The Fall of Ambition. The ring exemplifies the pursuit of power and majesty, and seeks to raise it's wearer to the level of the gods themselves, believing that deities of this era are inferior to the ones of its original time, and seeks to dethrone the powers themselves. In order to remain attuned to the ring, the wearer must slay an outsider creature every day. if the wearer does not slay an outsider (aberration, celestial, fey, fiend, undead or divine) every 24 hours, the wearer takes 5d6 Aetherion and 5d6 Force damage and has their maximum hit points reduced by that amount each hour until an outsider is slain. This reduction to hitpoints is restored upon slaying an outsider.

The ring will never teleport away from the wearer, but will continue to punish the wearer for not slaying outsider until their body and soul are destroyed.

Random Properties. The Seal of Ambition has the following random properties:

• 2 minor beneficial properties
• 2 major beneficial properties
• 2 major detrimental properties

Sentience. Imperia is a sentient neutral ring with an Intelligence of 30, a Wisdom of 30, and a Charisma of 30. It has hearing and truesight out to a range of 240 feet.

The ring can speak, read, and understand all languages and can communicate with its wielder telepathically. Its voice is booming and authoritative, like the voice of a god.

Personality. Imperia speaks with an multitonal and reverberating voice, as if being multiple creatures with one voice. The ring's purpose is to slay the powers and bring it's wearer to greater heights of ability.

Imperia is driven and intense, constantly seeking to deliver retribution to the gods and entities that chained it in the first place. It's only goal is to ascend it's wearer to a position of power where they may enact justice against the gods, and hopefully one day, be a living entity once more.

Domain Barrier

Gargantuan construct (Divine Conjuration), None

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• Armor Class 15 (natural armor)
• Hit Points 1500
• Speed 0 ft.

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
20 (+5)	20 (+5)	20 (+5)	20 (+5)	20 (+5)	20 (+5)

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• Saving Throws Str +10, Dex +10, Con +10, Int +10, Wis +10, Cha +10
• Damage Resistances acid, bludgeoning, cold, fire, lightning, necrotic, piercing, poison, psychic, radiant, thunder; bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing from nonmagical attacks that aren't adamantine; bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing from nonmagical attacks that aren't silvered
• Damage Immunities bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing from nonmagical attacks
• Condition Immunities blinded, charmed, deafened, exhaustion, frightened, grappled, incapacitated, invisible, paralyzed, petrified, poisoned, prone, restrained, stunned, unconscious
• Senses blindsight 500 ft. (blind beyond this radius), darkvision 500 ft., tremorsense 500 ft., truesight 500 ft., passive Perception 15
• Languages understands All
• Challenge 40 (0 XP)

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Divine Inheritance. The Barrier inherits the value of it's owner's Godly Ability.

Positional Stasis, The Barrier is immune to all forms of Forced movement of any kind.

Proactive Defense. The Barrier has 1 additional Action to use each round of combat.

Perfect Sight. The Barrier can see through all forms of illusion, invisibility, and cover.

Regeneration. The Barrier regains 150 hit points at the start of its turn if it has at least 1 hit point.

Legendary Resistance (3/day). If the Barrier fails a saving throw, it can choose to succeed instead.

Warded Healing. When an effect would normally block or negate any healing the Barrier would receive, such as the Chill Touch cantrip, the value by which the Barrier is healed by is halved instead. And partial reductions in healing have their reduction halved as well.

Enhanced Magic. Spell cast by the Barrier cannot be counterspelled by, and are immune to, any features and spells of creatures that lack a Divine Rank, and by creatures whose Divine Rank is lower than it's owner's.
     Additionally, all spells cast by the Barrier by any means roll twice as many damage dice as usual.

Innate Spellcasting. The Barrier's innate spellcasting ability is the same as it's owners and inherits all the relevant calculated values such as Spell DC and Spell Attack Bonus. It can innately cast the following spells, requiring no material components:

At will (All at 5th Level): Bane, Chaos Bolt, Hex, Magic Missile, Shield,
3/day each (At Base Level): Wall of Force
1/day each (At Base Level): Mass Heal

Final Defense. When the Barrier reaches 0 HP, all creatures within 200 feet of the Barrier must make a DC 25 Constitution Saving Throw, taking 10d12 Force damage on a fail or half as much on a success. Creatures without a Divine Rank have disadvantage on this save and take double damage.

Actions

Ray of Defense. Ranged Spell Attack: (Spell Casting Attack Bonus) to hit, range 500/1000 ft., one target. Hit: 44 (8d10) Force damage.

Surge (Recharge 3-6). The Barrier unleashes a pulse of vengeful energy. The Barrier chooses a point within 200 feet of itself. All creatures within 50 feet of the chosen point must make a DC 19 Constitution saving throw. Creatures that lack a Divine Rank make this saving throw with disadvantage. A creature takes 10d12 Force damage on a fail and is knocked prone, or half as much on a success and is not knocked prone. Creatures that lack a Divine Rank take twice as much damage from this attack.

Volley (Recharge 3-6). The Barrier releases a salvo of arcane missles infused with divine power. The Barrier casts Magic Missile at 9th Level, but fires three times as many missiles than a normal cast of the spell. Force damage dealt in this way ignores resistances and treats immunities as resistance. Magic Missile cast in this way is immune to the Shield spell, even from creatures with a Divine Rank.

Bonus Actions

Crisis Regeneration (Recharge 5-6) (3/day). The Barrier can choose to activate it's Regeneration ability again within the same turn. If it does so, it does not benefit from Regeneration at the start of it's next turn.