Amechra
2020-09-16, 01:32 AM
Sorcerous Origin: Dweomerdrinker
In the world at large, there is an overabundance of magic. It fills the skies, drowns the seas, and permeates the land. And much of it is tame, happily subservient to any spellcaster who speaks the right words and makes the right gestures. It is neither good nor bad - it simply is, as neutral as a knife.
In a world so full of potential prey, is it any wonder that sometimes, just sometimes... a predator is born?
1 :- Consume Dweomer
You learn Counterspell and Dispel Magic as 1st level spells, which don't count towards the number of Sorcerer spells you know. When you expend a 1st or 2nd level slot to cast either of those spells, they only automatically end spells of that level or lower. Whenever you counter or dispel a spell, you gain sustenance as if you just ate a full meal.
6 :- Spellbreaker's Will
Whenever you would make a saving throw against a magical effect, you may spend 2 spell points as a reaction. If you do, you may make a Charisma saving throw instead of whatever the effect would normally call for. If you succeed, that effect ends as if you had successfully countered or dispelled it - if that effect would have affected other creatures, this takes place before they make their own saving throws.
14 :- Tearing The Weave
You are proficient in the Charisma checks called for by Counterspell and Dispel Magic. Your predatory nature affects your other spells as well - whenever a spell you cast would cause another spellcaster to make a Concentration check, that check is made against your spell save DC if the DC would otherwise be lower. Additionally, you may dispel magic items as if they were a spell of the level given by the table below - if you succeed, they stop functioning for the next minute and any attunements to that item immediately end.
Magic Item Rarity
Spell Level
Common
1st
Uncommon
3rd
Rare
5th
Very Rare
7th
Legendary
9th
18 :- Voracious Spellmaw
Whenever you successfully counter or dispel a spell, you regain sorcery points equal to that spell's level.
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I don't know if they should get an extra 1st level feature. I was considering making it so you can only eat spells... but eh.
I know Spellbreaker's Will is kinda weird, but the idea is that instead of ducking out of the way of a Fireball (or whatever), you're forcibly disbelieving it instead. You're staring that spell in the face, and telling the universe that that spell doesn't exist. If you succeed, there's no spell, so no-one else needs to make a saving throw.
In the world at large, there is an overabundance of magic. It fills the skies, drowns the seas, and permeates the land. And much of it is tame, happily subservient to any spellcaster who speaks the right words and makes the right gestures. It is neither good nor bad - it simply is, as neutral as a knife.
In a world so full of potential prey, is it any wonder that sometimes, just sometimes... a predator is born?
1 :- Consume Dweomer
You learn Counterspell and Dispel Magic as 1st level spells, which don't count towards the number of Sorcerer spells you know. When you expend a 1st or 2nd level slot to cast either of those spells, they only automatically end spells of that level or lower. Whenever you counter or dispel a spell, you gain sustenance as if you just ate a full meal.
6 :- Spellbreaker's Will
Whenever you would make a saving throw against a magical effect, you may spend 2 spell points as a reaction. If you do, you may make a Charisma saving throw instead of whatever the effect would normally call for. If you succeed, that effect ends as if you had successfully countered or dispelled it - if that effect would have affected other creatures, this takes place before they make their own saving throws.
14 :- Tearing The Weave
You are proficient in the Charisma checks called for by Counterspell and Dispel Magic. Your predatory nature affects your other spells as well - whenever a spell you cast would cause another spellcaster to make a Concentration check, that check is made against your spell save DC if the DC would otherwise be lower. Additionally, you may dispel magic items as if they were a spell of the level given by the table below - if you succeed, they stop functioning for the next minute and any attunements to that item immediately end.
Magic Item Rarity
Spell Level
Common
1st
Uncommon
3rd
Rare
5th
Very Rare
7th
Legendary
9th
18 :- Voracious Spellmaw
Whenever you successfully counter or dispel a spell, you regain sorcery points equal to that spell's level.
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I don't know if they should get an extra 1st level feature. I was considering making it so you can only eat spells... but eh.
I know Spellbreaker's Will is kinda weird, but the idea is that instead of ducking out of the way of a Fireball (or whatever), you're forcibly disbelieving it instead. You're staring that spell in the face, and telling the universe that that spell doesn't exist. If you succeed, there's no spell, so no-one else needs to make a saving throw.