WARLOCK

A
Warlock is a mortal that has made a pact The Warlock
with a mightier creature from another world LEVEL PROFICIENCY SORCERY FEATURES
— such as the Red Moon of Drakha or the BONUS POINTS
Hollowdepths —, gaining immense power in the Eldritch
process. If you’re a warlock, you share in the vaala 1st +2 2 patron, Pact
of your mentor and their vast power. spell (1st level)

Valernian warlocks don’t truly use their own Eldritch gaze,

2nd +2 2 Bargain
vaala for their abilities, instead relying on their casting
patron’s powers and what it wishes to teach them.
Eldritch ability,
As a warlock, you gain the following class features: 3rd +2 2
Pact boon,
Pact spell
(2nd level)
HIT POINTS Ability score
4th +2 3
Hit Dice: 1d8 per warlock level increase
Pact spell
Hit Points as 1st Level: 8 + your Constitution modifier 5th +3 3
(3rd level)
Hit Points at Higher Levels: 4 (1d8) + your 6th +3 3 Patron feature
Constitution modifier per warlock level after 1st Eldritch gaze
(advantage),
7th +3 3
Pact spell
PROFICIENCIES (4th level)
Armor: Light armor 8th +3 3
Ability score
increase
Weapons: Simple weapons Eldritch ability
Tools: None (2nd level),
9th +4 3
Pact spell
Saving throws: Wisdom, Charisma (5th level)
10th +4 4 Patron feature
Choose 2 skills from this list:
Pact spell
Arcana 11th +4 4
(6th level)
Deception Ability score
increase,
History 12th +4 4
Eldritch gaze
(telepathy)
Intimidation
Pact spell
13th +5 4
Investigation (7th level)

Nature 14th +5 4 Patron feature

Eldritch ability
Religion (3rd level),
15th +5 4
Pact spell
(8th level)
EQUIPMENT
Ability score
You start with the following equipment, in addition 16th +5 4
increase
to the equipment granted by your Background: Pact spell
17th +6 4
• A light crossbow (with 20 bolts) or a simple (9th level)
weapon of your choice 18th +6 4
Eldritch gaze
(truesight)
• A dagger or a simple weapon of your choice Ability score
• Leather armor 19th +6 4
increase,
2nd bargain
• A component pouch or a mystery focus of your casting
choice Eldritch
20th +6 4
master
• A dungeoneer’s pack or scholar’s pack
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ELDRITCH PATRON
Your magic comes from a bargain you struck with
a mighty, mysterious patron. This patron may be
an all-powerful fiend, an immortal entity, or even
a far-reaching political faction. Choose one patron
from a corrupt, fiendish Daimos, a wise and
ancient Death Lord, a mischievous Fell Crown
of the fey, or a scheming, noble Maghyr House.
These eldritch patrons are described starting on
page 6.
Your eldritch patron grants you an Alignment
Affinity (see the Alignment section), a spell list and
a number of specialized class features at 1st level.
You gain additional gifts from your patron at 6th,
10th and 14th level.
PACT SPELLS
Warlocks have a unique form of spellcasting.
Instead of relying on your own vaala to cast spells,
you channel the power of your eldritch patron.
You know and may cast such spells as your patron
chooses to grant you.
Cantrips
You know two cantrips of your choice from the
warlock spell list. You learn a new cantrip at 4th
level, and another one at 10th level.
Known Spells
You know one 1st-level spell from the warlock spell
list. You learn a new spell at every even-numbered
level, of the spell level indicated in the Warlock table.
You don’t use spell slots; each spell you learn is a
separate ability that you may use once. You regain
all your expended spells when you finish a long rest.
Spellcasting Ability
Charisma is your spellcasting ability, as the power
granted by your patron relies on your guile,
persuasion and notoriety.
Spell save DC = 8 + your Proficiency bonus + your
Charisma modifier
Spell attack bonus = your Proficiency bonus +
your Charisma modifier
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Spellcasting Focus
You may use a mystery focus (see Dragonbond
equipment) as a spellcasting focus for your
warlock spells.
BARGAIN CASTING
Upon reaching 2nd level, you have learned to
channel your patron’s power directly, without
spending your own resources. You can choose any
spell that you know, of a spell level up to your
proficiency bonus, and cast it at a spell level equal
to your Proficiency bonus. This doesn’t spend the
normal use of your chosen spell.
Once you use this ability, you must finish a long
or short rest before using it again.
Starting at 19th level, you can use this ability
twice between rests.
ELDRITCH GAZE
Starting at 2nd level, your gaze channels the terrible
power of your patron. You gain Darkvision out to
60 feet if you didn’t have it, and you can read any
written language.
Starting at 7th level, your eldritch gaze grants
you advantage on all Charisma checks if the target
can see you.
Starting from 12th level, your eldritch gaze
allows you to communicate telepathically with
any intelligent creature that knows at least one
language, as long as you can see each other.
Upon reaching 18th level, your eldritch gaze
grants you Truesight out to 60 feet.
ELDRITCH ABILITY
Starting at 3rd level, your patron grants you
special spell-like abilities as innate powers.
Choose one 1st-level spell from the warlock spell
list. You may use the chosen spell at will as a
spell-like ability, without using verbal, somatic or
material components.
Upon reaching 9th level, you may choose one
2nd-level spell as an eldritch ability, and at 15h
level you may choose one 3rd-level spell as an
eldritch ability.
 If you choose a spell you already know as an
eldritch ability, you may learn a new spell of the
appropriate level.
PACT BOON
Upon reaching 3rd level, you receive a gift from your
eldritch patron. Choose one from the options below.
Pact of the Blade
As an action, you can create a magic blade in your
hand. This is a one-handed slashing weapon in
any design you choose — although the sections on
Eldritch Patrons contain some design guidelines.
You are considered proficient in this weapon
while wielding it, and it deals 1d8 slashing damage
on a hit, plus an amount of necrotic damage equal
to your Charisma modifier. The blade is considered
magical for the purpose of bypassing damage
resistance and immunity.
The weapon only exists while you are wielding
it. You may dismiss it as a free action, but it also
disappears if you fall unconscious or die.
Pact of the Chain
You learn the find familiar spell and may cast it
as a ritual. Your familiar may belong to one of the
normal forms included in the spell, or to one of the
following special forms: daimite (will), dream imp
(dream) or frost imp (source).
While you can see and touch your eldritch tome,
you can cast any of the cantrips inscribed on it at will.
You may use your eldritch tome as a spellcasting focus
to cast any spell inscribed on it, or any spell you know
that has the ritual tag.
You may only use your eldritch tome to cast
cantrips or rituals; it allows no other form of
spellcasting. If you lose your eldritch tome, you may
replace it as a downtime activity requiring 24 hours.
The tome is destroyed if you die.
ABILITY SCORE INCREASE
When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th,
16th and 19th level, you may increase one of your
ability scores by 2 points, or two ability scores by
1 point each. You may not increase an ability score
above 20 by using this feature.
ELDRITCH MASTER
Starting at 20th level, you have earned your patron’s
attention and regard. You may use Bargain Casting
to cast any spell you know up to 9th level.
WARLOCK SPELLS False Life
Cantrips Hellish Rebuke
Illusory Script
Chill Touch
Eldritch Blast Jump

Your familiar may use its reaction to attack Mage Hand Mage Armor
during your turn. Minor Illusion Protection from the
You may communicate telepathically with your Supernatural*
Poison Spray
familiar, and you may perceive through its senses or Silent Image
speak through its mouth regardless of distance. Prestidigitation
Speak with Animals
True Strike
Pact of the Tome Unseen Servant
Your eldritch patron gifts you with a grimoire 1st-level spells
2nd-level spells
containing its dark secrets. Bane
Alter Self
Choose three Cantrips, and two 1st-level spells Charm Person
with the ritual tag, from any list or lists. These spells Darkness
Comprehend Languages
are inscribed in your eldritch tome, and don’t count Enthrall
against your number of known spells. Every time you Detect Magic
learn a new pact spell, you may also add a new spell to Hold Person
Disguise Self
your tome. The new spell must have the ritual tag and Invisibility
be the same level as your new pact spell or lower. Expeditious Retreat
Levitate

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Mirror Image 5th-level spells DAIMOS
Misty Step Conjure Elemental Your patron is one of the Nine Daimoi — an
Ray of Enfeeblement Contact Other World* immortal, unearthly creature from the depths of
the world. Each daimos represents one mortal drive
Shatter Dream or passion, and they use these emotions to control
Spider Climb Hold Monster mortals and draw them down to the depths.
Suggestion Scrying The daimoi thrive on the ambition and worship
of their followers, and feed on living sacrifices to
3rd-level spells 6th-level spells extend their near-endless lifespans.
Bestow Curse Circle of Death Aspect
Counterspell Conjure Fey Starting at 1st level, you gain one Aspect of your
Dispel Magic Create Undead choice from Dream, Source of Will (see the
Alignment section). Your Aspect also determines
Fear Eyebite
the Aspect of your daimos patron. These are the
Fly Flesh to Stone names of the mightiest daimoi patrons, listed by
Gaseous Form Mass Suggestion Aspect:
Hypnotic Pattern Dream. The Bloated Empress, Mother of Loathing;
7th-level spells
the Queen of Blades, Maiden of Mutilation; The
Magic Circle Etherealness* Stag King, Frightful Hunter
Major Image Finger of Death Source. Bellindra the Kiss of Peril; Hgathu the
Remove Curse Forcecage Child of Destruction; Zaarud the Consuming
Devourer
Slow World Jaunt*
Will. Assamiel the First, Archon of Awe; Gamazsh
Speak with Dead
8th-level spells the Undeniable, Duke of Debauchery; Rakid the
Tongues Slithering, Conjuress of Craving
Dominate Monster
Vampiric Touch Pact Boon Style
Feeblemind
4th-level spells Glibness Depending on the pact boon you’ve chosen, the
Arcane Eye daimoi like granting the following gifts:
Mindscape*
Banishment Demiplane Pact of the Blade. A large, vicious-looking blade of
twisted shape and baroque ornamentation
Blight Power Word Stun
Pact of the Chain. An imp (will daimoi), quasit
Compulsion 9th-level spells (source daimoi) or sprite (dream daimoi)
Confusion Foresight Pact of the Tome. A grimoire bound in humanoid
Dimension Door Imprisonment skin, branded with burning or bleeding runes
Hallucinatory Terrain Power Word Kill Expanded Spell List
Polymorph True Polymorph Your daimos patron grants you an expanded
list of spells to choose from when you learn a
warlock spell. The following spells are added to
the warlock spell list for you depending on your
daimos patron’s Aspect:

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Dream Daimos Expanded Spells Touch of Power
SPELL SPELLS Also starting at 10th level, every time you deal damage
LEVEL
with a spell or cantrip, you deal additional psychic
1st inflict wounds, sleep
damage equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum of
2nd blindness/ deafness, warding bond 1 additional damage).
3rd meld into stone, stinking cloud
4th black tentacles, phantasmal killer
Dark Blessing
5th antilife shell, dispel the supernatural* Starting at 10th level, you have become an official
emissary of the Daimos — one of your patron’s Exalted.
Source Daimos Expanded Spells You aren’t a full Dai Exalted yet, but you begin to show
SPELL SPELLS
some of the daimonic traits associated with your patron:
LEVEL The Bloated Empress: Your body becomes bloated and
1st alarm, thunderwave monstrous, although your size does not change. Your
2nd enlarge/ reduce, spike growth Constitution score increases by 1.
3rd conjure animals, haste
The Queen of Blades: Your skin shows several open
4th dominate beast, giant insect cuts that never seem to heal; it looks painful but isn’t.
5th cloudkill, contagion Your Constitution score increases by 1.
The Stag King: Some of your bones jut out of your
Will Daimos Expanded Spells
joints, and vestigial bony antlers protrude out of your
SPELL SPELLS forehead. Your Wisdom score increases by 1.
LEVEL
1st command, hideous laughter Bellindra: Your body becomes chitinous, with
2nd calm emotions, detect thoughts segmented eyes and vestigial antennae. Your Dexterity
score increases by 1.
3rd haste, sending
4th freedom of movement, phantasmal killer Hgathu: Your voice becomes a deep, nearly
5th dominate person, geas
unintelligible roar, like the rumor of a tidal wave or an
earthquake. Your Intelligence score increases by 1.
Dark Emotions Zaarud: You gain several small, nonfunctional, fanged
mouths in random parts of your body. Your Dexterity
Starting at 1st level, you can channel the voice of
score increases by 1.
your Daimos patron to overload the emotions of
a target. Assamiel: Your skin becomes metallic golden and
feathers appear alongside your shoulders and back. Your
As an action, choose an intelligent creature that
Charisma score increases by 1.
can see or hear you. The creature must succeed on
a Wisdom saving throw against your spell save DC; Gamazsh: Your body becomes very muscular, and
If the save fails, it’s Stunned until the end of your tiny cilia appear in certain areas around your face. Your
next turn. Strength score increases by 1.
Starting at 6th level, you may use your Dark Rakid: Your voice becomes a husky whisper, and your
Emotions ability against a number of additional joints appear unnaturally twisted. Your Charisma score
targets equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum increases by 1.
of 1 additional creature). Every time you gain a feat or an ability score
Once you use this feature, you cannot use it increase, your physical traits mutate further into the
again until you finish a long rest. shape favored by your patron. This gives you no game
benefits, but it marks you more and more as a servant
of the daimos, and brings you ever closer to becoming a
full Dai exalted.

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Go To My Master
Starting at 14th level, you may offer a living
sacrifice to your patron. As an action, you target an
intelligent creature that you can see within 10 feet
of you and call on your patron’s servants to collect
the creature. For 1 minute, the following effects
happen every round:
At the start of each of the creature’s turns,
Dozens of dirt-covered, grasping hands sprout
out of the soil around it, and it must succeed on a
Strength saving throw against your spell save DC or
take 2d8 necrotic damage and become Restrained
until the end of its next turn. If the creature was
already Restrained, it becomes Stunned as the
hands overwhelm it. If the creature was already
Stunned, it’s pulled underground and teleported
to the Hollowdepths, miles below, to your patron’s
realm. If the creature succeeds on the save, it’s no
longer Restrained or Stunned, but the effect begins
again on its next turn.
The effect continues until 1 minute has passed
or the creature is pulled under.
If a creature is pulled underground, it
disappears from your location and from the
encounter. The creature may survive and escape
on its own, after which it’s certain to seek you
out for revenge if it succeeds.
Once you use this feature, you must finish a
long rest before using it again.
DEATH LORD
Your patron is a Death Lord of the Xibac from
the underground cities of Mígtal — an arch-lich
with control over life and death. The Nine Death
Lords of Xibac share a bit of their immortality and
control over the dead, and in return they like to
send each of their followers and servants in various
quests designed to challenge it. The Nine Lords’
names are Hún Ka the Pale Lord, Buukub the
Smoke Lord, Arau the Crowned Lord, Mígtann
the Wise Lord, Míwainn the Red Lady, Cihuáin
the Dark Lady, Crúac the Grey Lady, Tzínu the
Winged Lord, and Anku the Hooded One.
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Aspect
Starting at 1st level, you gain the Source aspect of
your alignment (see the Alignment section).
Pact Boon Style
Depending on the pact boon you’ve chosen, the
daimoi like granting the following gifts:
Pact of the Blade. A bone-white kaab blade, or a
short macahui blade ringed with sharpened bones.
Pact of the Chain. A skeletal quasit, known
as an Alibree, or a skeletal pseudodragon. These
familiars have the undead subtype.
Pact of the Tome. A carved stone tablet or scroll
with a string of glyphs.
Expanded Spell List
Your death lord patron grants you an expanded list
of spells to choose from when you learn a warlock
spell. The following spells are added to the warlock
spell list for you:
Dream Daimos Expanded Spells
SPELL SPELLS
LEVEL
1st detect poison and disease, inflict
wounds
2nd gentle repose, lesser restoration
3rd animate dead, revivify
4th death ward, private sanctum
5th antilife shell, raise dead
The Pale Touch
Starting at 1st level, you can channel the deadly
power of your master through your touch. As an
action, you can make an unarmed strike adding
your proficiency bonus to the attack roll. On a hit,
the target suffers 1d4 necrotic damage, and you
regain 1d4 hit points.
Corpse Companion
Starting at 6th level, you gain a Corpse Companion
granted by your patron. Choose one creature from
Xibac burned, Xibac drowned or Xibac numbed.
You gain a follower of the chosen type.
 The corpse obeys your commands at the best of
its ability, but it only attacks if you command it to.
You may spend a bonus action to give your corpse
companion a mental command to move, or spend
an action to give it a mental command to Attack,
Dash, Disengage or use one of its special actions.
Your corpse companion acts on the last
initiative each round, performing the action you
commanded, and continues to perform the same
action on each of its subsequent turns without
needing for you to give the order again. You
may spend an action to command your corpse
companion to stop, or to perform a different
action. If your corpse companion cannot
perform the commanded action, it stops acting
altogether until you spend a new action to give it
another command.
If your corpse companion is destroyed, your
patron sends you a new one of the same type when
you finish a long rest.
Touch of Death
Starting at 10th level, every time you deal damage
with a spell or cantrip, you deal additional
necrotic damage equal to your Charisma modifier
(minimum of 1 additional damage).
Xibac Rapport
Also starting at 10th level, you gain a mental
link with the undead. Undead creatures with an
Intelligence lower than 10 cannot attack you unless
they succeed on a Charisma saving throw against
your spell save DC.
Beyond Life
Upon reaching 14th level, you partially attain the
undead status of your master.
• You gain the undead creature type. You are
affected by any spells and abilities that target
either undead or humanoids.
• You gain resistance to necrotic and poison
damage.
• You can no longer fall asleep, either by normal
or magical means.
• You can no longer die of old age.
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FELL CROWN
The masters of dreams, the Fell live in remote, illusory
realms inside the darkest, most remote woodlands.The
greatest of them, the Fell Crowns, rulle nightmare-
woven palaces and enthrall mortals to get lost looking
for them — for only mortal dreams can give reality to
an imaginary being, even one as unbeatable as a Fell
Crown. The mightiest Fell Crowns in Valerna include
Ennai the Raven King, Mabeliné of the Autumn
Court, Gobelinal of the Dancing Horde, Ninguna of
the Checkerboard, Talisa of the Seven Masks, Crómac
of the Forest Fog and Distura the Gnarled.
A Fell Crown Patron will send you for mortals
to feed on its dreams, but it will also welcome
you into its fey realm, to serve it as a dream tether
yourself. Someday.
Aspect
Starting at 1st level, you gain the Dream aspect of
your alignment (see the Alignment section).
Pact Boon Style
Depending on the pact boon you’ve chosen, A fell
patron will grant you one of the following:
Pact of the Blade. A magnificent sword forged of
Fai-glass, the magical material for all Fell weapons
and armor.
Pact of the Chain. A Dream Imp or a sprite.
Pact of the Tome. A thick strip-bound tome with
wooden covers, carved with whorls and leaf motifs.
Expanded Spell List
Your Fell patron grants you an expanded list of
spells to choose from when you learn a warlock
spell. The following spells are added to the warlock
spell list for you:
Fell Crown Expanded Spells
SPELL SPELLS
LEVEL
1st hideous laughter, sleep
2nd spiritual weapon, web
3rd spirit guardians, tiny hut
4th conjure woodland beings, secret chest*
5th creation, modify memory
Face
Starting at 1st level, you receive the greatest
gift a Fell’s servant can aspire to — your face.
This is a featureless mask, maybe carved with
baroque motifs. While you wear it, you are in
telepathic contact with your patron, allowing it
to communicate directly with you through your
dreams — although it rarely does so directly,
preferring the occasional vague whisper.
You may use your face as a spellcasting focus.
Also, you gain advantage on Intelligence (Arcana)
checks while wearing your Face.
Haunting
Starting at 6th level, your patron begins sending
you disturbing dreams, which slowly erode your
sanity, but also provide you with rare insights.
While wearing your Face, you cannot be
Blinded or Deafened, and you gain advantage on
Wisdom (Perception and Insight) checks.
Touch of Madness
Starting at 10th level, every time you deal damage
with a spell or cantrip, you deal additional
psychic damage equal to your Charisma modifier
(minimum of 1 additional damage).
Revelation
Also starting at 10th level, your face has begun
taking over your personality, acting on your behalf
when you’re unable to. While wearing your Face,
you cannot become Charmed or Frightened.
Dream Tether
Starting at 14th level, your patron controls your
dreams, part of your thoughts, and sometimes your
actions. You may not remove your Face anymore,
and you gain the following traits:
• You no longer need to sleep, for you can no
longer sleep — all your dreams feed your patron.
• You no longer need to eat or drink, for the
power of dreams sustains you.
• You can no longer become lost when travelling
across forest terrain.
• You can no longer be surprised.
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MAGHYR HOUSE
Rather than an otherworldly entity, your patron is one
of the strongest organizations in Valerna — a maghyr
house, a dynasty of deathless beings that rules its land
through a tithe of blood. As a House servant, you have
a more mundane task than most warlocks, expected
to collect the blood tithe for your patrons and help
uphold and execute maghyr law across Valerna.
The most prestigious maghyr houses in Valerna
are House Baryena, the Liberators; House Bassara,
the Soldiers; House Harga, the lawmakers; House
Dasmedi, the Schemers; House Endavi, the Pirates;
House Maruul, the wizards; and of course House
Tyverianes, the Imperial rulers of Tyveria.
Aspect
Starting at 1st level, you gain the Will aspect of your
alignment (see the Alignment section).
Pact Boon Style
Depending on the pact boon you’ve chosen, A
maghyr house will grant you one of the following:
Pact of the Blade. A blood-forged, curved scimitar in
the Tyverian style.
Pact of the Chain. A quasit — who is also fond of
drinking blood.
Pact of the Tome. A leather-bound ledger with
blackened edges, entirely written in blood and signed
with blood sorcery.
Expanded Spell List
Your patron house grants you an expanded list of
spells to choose from when you learn a warlock spell.
The following spells are added to the warlock spell list
for you:
Maghyr House Expanded Spells
SPELL SPELLS
LEVEL
1st cure wounds, inflict wounds
2nd enhance ability, lesser restoration
3rd haste, mass healing word
4th death ward, locate creature
5th contagion, geas
Weapon Training
As a soldier of the maghyr houses, you gain proficiency
with Medium armor and Martial weapons.
Vampyr
At 6th level, you gain the services of a vampyr
provided by your patron. Your vampyr is a normal
creature of its type, with the basic vampyr stats
featured in the Dragonbond bestiary. Your
vampyr serves you as a loyal companion and
bodyguard in any mission whose goal aligns
with that of the maghyri.
When your vampyr joins you in an adventure
(as approved by your GM), they act on your
initiative, taking any action the GM chooses,
although you may give them a specific instruction
as a bonus action.
Your vampyr is bound to you, and they need
blood — your blood — to survive. After finishing
a long rest with your vampyr in the party, you must
deduct one hit die from the total hit dice you may
spend until your next long rest. You use this hit die
to feed your vampyr with your blood; you regain
no hit points from spending it.
If your vampyr dies, your patron house sends
you a new one within 24 hours — or it may take
more, up to a few weeks, depending on how distant
you are from the nearest maghyr jurisdiction.
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Touch of Blood
Starting at 10th level, every time you deal damage
with a spell or cantrip, you deal additional
necrotic damage equal to your Charisma modifier
(minimum of 1 additional damage).
Adjudicator
Also starting at 10th level, you gain a rank and
authority when inside any maghyr-dominated
territory. When in a city or region ruled by a
maghyr house, any NPC below your character level
is expected to abide by your judgment and ask for
your guidance. This may give you access to restricted
locations or information, at your GM’s discretion.
If the region is ruled by the same maghyr house that
employs you, you gain advantage on all Charisma
checks performed in the area.
Blood Bond
Starting at 14th level, you have started acquiring
a taste for blood yourself. Whenever one of your
weapon or spell attacks reduces an enemy to
0 hit points, you may immediately spend any
number of hit dice to heal yourself up to your
Constitution modifier.
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Primalian Mountains, Primordial Hydra, Prosecutor Qai, Qan
Yin Elyse I, Qan Zai, Qirin Warden, Quill halfling, Rakid the
Conjuress, Saynu, Sehir Aldam, Shaderis, Shaenan, Shinu Shaenis,
Shiv halfling, Skorpikon, Sikaria, Slumber Hydra, Tabirr Maak
Tlapehuainn, Tacad, Talac, Talan Mak Taal Tezcoatl, Tlapehuainn,
Tonac the Patient, Tyvalite, Tyveria, Tyveris, Ul Chik’uk, Vaala,
Valakyri, Valerna, Valernian, Vampyr, Vespidai, Waada, Waada
Broker, Waada Operative, Waada Procurer, Walu the Pint, Xiadac,
Xiandi, Xibac, Yrdl, Ysval, Z’aari Zamanu, and Zamaj, plus the
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