As an action you may choose to end your life, burning up yourself. A bonus action is used to turn this on or off. 'Using your own body as fuel might not seem as a bad idea at first'. This empowers the damage of your attacks: you gain extra fire damage to your attacks and spells equal to your proficiency bonus + constitution modifier. This deactivates regeneration and ignites parts of your body (or your whole body) creating a light source equal to a torch. You may choose to turn your regenerative power into flames instead. This effect is active as long as current hit points is greater than zero and Ignition is off. To simulate the healing from outside combat you may add three times proficiency bonus + constitution modifier to your hit points at start of combat.

Outside of combat your wounds heal at amazing speed, but lost limbs needs a long rest to regrow and heal. In combat you regenerate hit points at the start of your turn equal to your proficiency bonus + constitution modifier. 'meaning you gain only half as much max hit points per level from classes and short rests heals for half of your normal hit dice.

Your hit dice rolls are halved (rounded up) after first level. 'unless of course the third taste of the elixir was too much to bear' You appear to be at that age when you drank it.Īlignment. Your body has stopped aging at the time you took the first sip of the elixir. Your previous ability score increase from the race you started with is overwritten by this.Īge. Your strength and dexterity score decreases by 1 and your charisma score increases by 2. The price for this is quite heavy.Ībility Score Increase. You are an immortal capable of dying and resurrecting on the spot. Eating the raw liver of an immortal is said to grant the same immortality as drinking the elixir, though it will not deprive one from their own because they have already been rendered deathless. Reportedly, the ingredients of the elixir remain in the liver of whomever drinks it. The third taste makes you writhe in pain temporary as your soul immortalizes and makes you immortal in the truest sense. One sip makes you incapable of growing or aging.Ī second sip makes you incapable of becoming ill. You are an immortal made by drinking the legendary and forbidden elixir made by the god of eternity (Or rather pick a corresponding existing god/evil?good?character in your GM's world). And combine your old race's traits with the new ones bellow here. Make your character drink the Hourai Elixir. This race is meant to be a transformation of an existing race. Your physical appearance is based on the mortal race you where before you drank the Hourai elixir. If you do not understand the idea behind this page please leave comments on this page's talk page before making any edits. When the flavor has been changed so that this template is no longer applicable please remove this template. You can help D&D Wiki by finishing and/or adding flavor to this page. For guidance, see the 5e Race Design Guide. Reason: A race page is almost never complete when first created. This page is incomplete and/or lacking flavor. If this page is not brought to playability within one year it will be proposed for deletion. If this page is completely unusable as is and can't be improved upon based on the information given so far then replace this template with a template.

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Dnd elixir of immortality