You have the ability to teleport to an enemy you hit with your
Wraith Bow by expending two Wraith Shot. You must be
Wraith Marked
Level Features
1st Wraith Bow, Shadow Strike
2nd Wraith Swiftness, Wraith's Knowledge
3rd Wraith Drain
4th Wraith Stun
5th Cheat Death
Class Features
As a Wraith Marked you gain the following features
Hit Points
Hit Dice: 1d8 per Wraith Marked level
Hit Points at 1st Level: 8 + your Constitution modifier
Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d8 (or 5) + your Constitution
Modifier
Prerequisites
Constitution 13 or higher You need to be hardy in order to
sustain the Wraith inside you.
Charisma 13 or higher You need a strong force of will to
avoid being dominated by the Wraith and driven mad.
Bond to a Wraith This can happen in many ways, usually a
failure in the summoning of a Wraith where you were the
sacrifice.
Proficiencies
Armor and Shields: None
Weapons: Wraith Bow
Skills: None
Equipment
You gain no equipment from this prestige class.
Wraith Bow
When you select this Prestige Class you can, as part of the
attack action, summon your Wraith Bow. Your Wraith Bow is
an incorporeal longbow that deals 1d10 force damage in
place of the normal piercing damage, however your Dexterity
modifier still applies to attack and damage rolls. You can also
bond a magical longbow to be your Wraith Bow during a
short rest. The magic item will keep all of it's abilities, except
that all piercing damage will instead be force damage.
Instead of firing normal ammunition from your Wraith Bow
you fire Wraith Shot, mystical incorporeal ammunition that
replenishes when you take a short or long rest. You have an
amount of Wraith Shot equal to 1 + your Charisma modifier.
You can fire your Wraith Bow without Wraith Shot,
however it will only deal 1d8 force damage.
Shadow Strike
within the normal range of your Wraith Bow to gain this
benefit. When you teleport, you make an attack as normal,
and teleport to the nearest adjacent spot within 5 feet of the
creature and may immediattely make a melee attack with
advantage against the target.
Wraith Swiftness
Your base walking speed increases by 10 feet and you no
longer take damage from falling, as the Wraith begins to
empower you.
Your Wraith Companion
Your Wraith companion is as much a part of you as
your spirit, and may talk to you. Talk to your
Dungeon Master about this relationship. Keep in
mind that like a sentient magic item, if you treat
your Wraith poorly, he will rebel against you as a
ghost, and you will lose all benefits of this Prestige
Class.
Wraith's Knowledge
If you are making a History check relating to something that
happened while your Wraith companion was alive, you may
gain advantage on the check.
Wraith Drain
If you are grappling a creature, you may replace one of your
attacks with a Drain, which recovers two elf shot, but due to
the time and concentration it takes, attacks against you have
advantage until the end of your next turn. Creatures that are
subjected to this ability must make a Wisdom save (Save DC
8 + your proficiency bonus + your Charisma modifier) or
become frightened of you for one minute, it may repeat this
save at the start of each of its turns.
This ability does not function on undead or constructs.
Wraith Stun
You may replace one of your attacks with a strike meant to
stun your enemy, you make a standard melee attack, but
instead of dealing dmg, the creature must make a
Constitution save equal to your Drain save DC or be stunned
for one round.
This ability may be used once per short or long rest, and
you recover one use ofit when you use your Drain feature(not
exceeding one unexpended use).
Cheat Death
You now have mastered the ability to resist death. You may
spend a short rest attuning to a piece of land no greater than
50 square miles. When you die you return to a point of your
choosing in that area with all of your items in 1d12 hours of
your death. You may have a number of these pieces of land
equal to your Charisma modifier.