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"I can't remember the last time I was afraid."
"Do you mean that you don't feel fear, or nothing has scared you in a long time?"
"Both."
"And I thought Keepers were strange."
"No. They're not."
"How so?"
"Keepers aren't dead men walking."
Choosing Rite
Choosing Rite
"Weavers... They are among the most tragic of the Ascended. Forever cursed with the horrors of their own death, they will do anything and everything to fight against their destiny. They are powerful and fearless warriors, the fiercest combatants on Auria. They will not rest until they have lived beyond their horrible vision. But this is their fate: to fight ceaselessly, and to die at the hands of Corva."
Chosen by Corva, the Tenth, the Weavers embody willpower, tenacity, and unwavering confidence even when faced with the horrifying beasts and monsters imaginable— for what is there left to fear when you have seen their own death? A harrowing death or a sacrificial act, this vision shapes your entire outlook on not only your life, but the lives of those around you.
Skill Proficiencies. Perception, and Athletics or Acrobatics
Tool Proficiencies. Weaver's Tools
Languages. You gain an additional standard (non-Exotic) language of your choice.
Equipment. A set of common clothes, a set of Weaver's Tools, and a belt pouch containing 15 gp.
FINAL MOMENTS
FINAL MOMENTS
You have witnessed your own true death. Work with your Game Master to determine the information surrounding your death. As a result of having seen your death, you become more resilient and gain the following benefits:
You can no longer be frightened.
You gain proficiency in Constitution saving throws (if you are already proficient, you can choose to gain proficiency in another saving throw of your choice)
If a spell, such as raise dead, has the sole effect of restoring you to life (but not undeath), the caster doesn’t need material components to cast the spell on you.
All of your Ascended features will not function in the face of your death. The intent with this Ascended is to give your character a definitive ending. If you (and your GM) believe that your death will not provide that ending, then you are free to disregard this rule.
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