Jujutsu Sorcerer (Jujutsu Kaisen Supplement)

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Jujutsu Sorcerer

Jujutsu Sorcerers are individuals secretly trained and employed by the government in Japan to defend humanity from cursed spirits. The race of humans capable of using Jujutsu are colloquially known as Sorcerers, and the Jujutsu prefix usually signifies their alignment to Jujutsu High. Evil Jujutsu sorcerers are called Curse Users, while humans who cannot use Jujutsu are called Non-Sorcerers. All Jujutsu sorcerers are trained in their youth at one of the many educational facilities for Jujutsu in Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Ainu, or Sendai. There, they learn about Jujutsu and how to use their abilities to exorcise cursed spirits.

Note:

Damage Dice Progression: When a feature says you increase the damage dice of an attack by 1 step or tier, it follows some variation of the following progression. 1d4>1d6>1d8>1d10>1d12>2d6>2d8>2d10>2d12>4d6>4d8>4d10>4d12>8d6>8d8>8d10>8d12… and so on, whereupon reaching d6s again the dice count doubles.

Creating a Jujutsu Sorcerer

Three Jujutsu Sorcerers on their 120% due to hitting a Black Flash, Mappa Studio, [1]

Quick Build

You can make a jujutsu sorcerer quickly by following these suggestions. First, put your highest ability score in Dexterity, followed by Charisma. Second, choose the Sorcerer Student, Sorcerer Family, Curse User, or the New Shadow Style Student background. Third, choose the Cursed Spirit, Cursed Vessel, or Human race.

Class Features

As a Jujutsu Sorcerer you gain the following class features.

Hit Points

Hit Dice: 1d8 per Jujutsu Sorcerer level
Hit Points at 1st Level: 8 + Constitution modifier
Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d8 (or 5) + Constitution modifier per Jujutsu Sorcerer level after 1st

Proficiencies

Armor: None
Weapons: Simple Weapons, Martial Weapons
Tools: Choose one type of artisan's tools or one musical Instrument
Saving Throws: Strength or Dexterity and Charisma
Skills: Choose two from Acrobatics, Arcana, Athletics, History, Perception, Religion, Intimidation, and Stealth

Equipment

You start with the following equipment, in addition to the equipment granted by your background:

• (a) Dungeoneer's pack or (b) Explorer's pack
• (a) 1 Handgun and 20 rounds or (b) 1 Katana
• (a) 1 Simple Weapon or (b) 1 Martial Weapon
• If you are using starting wealth, you have 5d4x10 in funds.

Table: The Jujutsu Sorcerer

Level	Proficiency Bonus	Features	Cursed Energy	Unarmored Movement	Martial Arts
1st	+2	Cursed Technique, Unarmored Movement, Unarmored Defense	2 + cha	+10 ft.	-
2nd	+2	Martial Arts, Cursed Energy Enhancement, Cursed Martial Arts	4 + cha	+10 ft.	1d4
3rd	+2	Jujutsu Schools, Sorcerer Training, Cursed Technique feature	6 + cha	+10 ft.	1d4
4th	+2	Ability Score Improvement	8 + cha	+15 ft.	1d6
5th	+3	Extra Attack, Binding Vow	10 + cha	+15 ft.	1d6
6th	+3	Curse-Empowered Strikes, Cursed Technique feature	12 + cha	+15 ft.	1d6
7th	+3	Resistant, Advanced Studies	14 + cha	+20 ft.	1d6
8th	+3	Ability Score Improvement	16 + cha	+20 ft.	1d6
9th	+4	Cursed Energy Recovery	18 + cha	+20 ft.	1d8
10th	+4	Cursed Technique feature	20 + cha	+25 ft.	1d8
11th	+4	Advanced Energy Usage, Exorcise	22 + cha	+25 ft.	1d8
12th	+4	Ability Score Improvement	24 + cha	+25 ft.	1d8
13th	+5	Maximum Output	26 + cha	+30 ft.	1d10
14th	+5	School Graduation	28 + cha	+30 ft.	1d10
15th	+5	Ability Score Improvement	30 + cha	+30 ft.	1d10
16th	+5	Ability Score Improvement	32 + cha	+35 ft.	1d10
17th	+6	Near The Pinnacle, Extra Attack(2)	34 + cha	+35 ft.	1d12
18th	+6	Ability Score Improvement	36 + cha	+35 ft.	1d12
19th	+6	Ability Score Improvement	38 + cha	+40 ft.	1d12
20th	+6	Cursed Technique feature	40 + cha	+40 ft.	1d12

Cursed Technique

Starting at 1st Level, you were born with a cursed technique. Cursed techniques are unique abilities congenitally engraved into the user's body, specifically in the brain's right prefrontal cortex. Most jujutsu sorcerers are born with an innate technique that manifests around the age of five or six, continually carving its formula into the user over time. You must choose one innate technique, all detailed under Cursed Techniques. Your choice grants you features at 1st, 3rd, 6th, 10th, and 20th Levels.

Cursed Techniques

Every innate technique grants you a cursed technique with many different uses.

• Anything that prevents you from casting spells, such as an Antimagic Field, also prevents you from using innate techniques unless they are in their Reversal or Maximum Output forms.
• Techniques typically require somatic and verbal components to cast, represented as S or V followed by a number. For S, the number represents the number of free hands necessary; for example, something with S-1 requires one hand, and V represents the number of free mouths required. When a technique's action cost is reduced to a free action or lower, you may reduce its S by 1, and at the DM's discretion, you may lower a technique's V by 1 at the cost of increasing S by 2. If a technique involves physically touching something to be used, its S cannot go below 1.
• If you possess more than one Innate Technique, only one can be used at a time. If you are actively using one of your cursed techniques, such as a summoned shikigami, a duration-based ability (e.g., Limitless’ one-minute Infinity or Hakuna Laana’s one-minute dance), or any other ongoing effect tied to that technique, activating a different cursed technique will immediately end all effects of the currently active technique. Some passive effects of a technique will remain, such as absorbed spirits from the Cursed Spirit Manipulation technique. Work with your DM to determine which effects would be dispelled and which effects would remain passively. Imbuing a cursed technique into a Domain Expansion does not count towards using more than one innate technique.

Cursed Energy

Your training has allowed you to control the cursed energy within yourself. Charisma is your cursed energy modifier for your cursed energy fueled features. A number of cursed energy points represent your access to this energy. You have a number of cursed energy points equal to twice your Jujutsu sorcerer Level + your Charisma modifier, as shown in the cursed energy column of the Jujutsu sorcerer table. You can spend these points to fuel various Jujutsu sorcerer class features, including your cursed techniques, which are the features you gain from your innate technique.

When you spend cursed energy, it becomes unavailable until you finish a long rest; at the end, you regain all spent cursed energy.

Some cursed energy applications require their target to make a saving throw to resist the application's effect. The saving throw DC is calculated as follows:

Cursed Energy save DC = 8 + proficiency bonus + your Charisma modifier.
Cursed Energy attack roll = proficiency bonus + your Charisma modifier.

Your own cursed energy deals half as much damage to yourself.

Alternate Feature: Sorcerer Path

Starting at 1st Level, some sorcerers are not lucky and are born without an innate technique. However, this hasn't stopped them from pursuing their ambitions as sorcerers, and so they adapted. You must choose a sorcerer path listed below in the Sorcerer Paths section. Your choice grants you features at 1st, 3rd, 6th, 10th, and 20th Levels.

Unarmored Movement⁠

Also, at 1st Level, your speed increases by 10 feet while you are not wearing armor or wielding a shield. This bonus increases when you reach certain Jujutsu Sorcerer Levels, as shown in the Jujutsu Sorcerer table. At 9th Level, you can move along vertical surfaces and across liquids without falling.

Unarmored Defense

Beginning at 1st Level, while wearing no armor and not wielding a shield, your AC equals 10 + your Dexterity modifier + your Charisma modifier.

Martial Arts

At 2nd Level, your martial arts practice gives you mastery of combat styles that use unarmed strikes. You gain the following benefits while you are unarmed and you aren't wearing armor or wielding a shield:

• You can use Dexterity instead of Strength for your unarmed strikes' attack and damage rolls.
• You can roll a d4 in place of the normal damage of your unarmed strike. The damage die increases as you gain Jujutsu Sorcerer Levels, as shown in the Martial Arts column of the Jujutsu Sorcerer table.
• When you use the Attack action with an unarmed strike on your turn, you can make one unarmed strike or attack with a one-handed weapon as a bonus action.
• You gain access to Sorcerer Weapons. You may use your martial arts damage die instead of the sorcerer weapon damage die if you choose to.

Cursed Energy Enhancement

At 2nd Level, you began to focus your cursed energy to manipulate it better. Choose one of the following to learn:

Cursed Strike

Before you make an unarmed strike, you may spend up to your proficiency bonus in cursed energy to empower your next strike. This enhancement lasts until you hit a creature with your unarmed strike or until a minute passes. You deal additional necrotic damage equal to 1d8 per point spent on a hit. Depending on your Innate Technique, your additional damage changes to a specific type. You can also use this in response to rolling a natural 20 on an attack roll with an unarmed strike or landing a black flash instead of beforehand. You can only use this enhancement again after it has ended.

Cursed Armor

On your or another creature's turn, and for an amount of cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier (no action required), you can surround yourself with cursed energy for one minute. You gain temporary hit points equal to the amount of cursed energy spent times 5 for the duration. You can only benefit from this feature again after 1 minute or having your temporary hit points reduced to 0. Depending on your Innate Technique, you also gain resistance against a specific damage type while these temporary hit points last. You cannot use this enhancement if you cannot take actions due to a condition or effect.

The temporary hit point value becomes 10 instead of 5 at 11th Level.

Cursed Weapon Enhancement

As a bonus action, you can spend cursed energy up to your proficiency bonus to add to a melee weapon or improvised weapon you are wielding for 1 minute. Whenever you hit a target with the weapon, it takes extra necrotic damage equal to twice the amount spent. Depending on your Innate Technique, your damage bonus changes to a specific damage type. You can only use this enhancement again after 1 minute has passed.

In addition, if you do this 25 times or more to the same weapon, it becomes a Semi-Cursed Tool as long as it's not already a cursed tool.

Cursed Martial Arts

At 2nd Level, your Jujutsu training has taught you advanced martial techniques. You can now do any of the following Cursed Martial Arts:

Cursed Blast of Blows

Immediately after taking the Attack action on your turn, you can spend 3 cursed energy to perform two unarmed strikes as a bonus action.

Cursed Patient Defense

You can spend 3 cursed energy to take the Dodge action as a bonus action on your turn.

Cursed Wind Step

You can spend 3 cursed energy to take the Disengage or Dash action as a bonus action on your turn, and your jump distance doubles until the end of your turn.

Jujutsu Schools

Starting at 3rd Level, you have begun to learn from a jujutsu school or teacher how to improve your cursed energy. Choose between Tokyo Jujutsu High, Kyoto Jujutsu High, Hiroshima Jujutsu High, Ainu Jujutsu High, and Sendai Jujutsu High.

Tokyo Jujutsu High

You came from a more liberal school, where you decided not to focus on the basics but on improving your Innate Technique.

You learn three enhancements to apply to one of your Lapse, Extension, and Reversal techniques. A technique cannot have multiple enhancements, nor can one enhancement be applied to multiple techniques. Power Enhancement. You can now spend additional cursed energy up to your proficiency bonus on the technique to add an additional damage die per additional cursed energy spent. Cursed Energy Economy. The cursed energy cost of the technique is now reduced by your proficiency bonus (to a minimum of 1 cursed energy). Distance Enhancement. You can spend up to your proficiency bonus in additional cursed energy on the technique to add 10 ft. to the range for each additional cursed energy spent unless it's touch range. When an enhancement is applied to a Lapse technique, it will also apply to any further Technique Improvements related directly to it. You may reallocate your enhancements after a short or long rest.

Kyoto Jujutsu High

You have come from a very conservative school, where you learned to ignore your individuality as a jujutsu sorcerer and instead focus on mastering the basic Jujutsu arts better than any other.

Your Cursed Martial Arts techniques each now only cost 1 cursed energy to perform, and you may choose an additional Cursed Energy Enhancement feature. In addition, one of your cursed martial arts is more refined than the average sorcerer's: Cursed Blast of Blows. When you use this feature, you can now make three unarmed strikes instead of two. Cursed Patient Defense. You gain advantage on Constitution and Strength saving throws when you use the Dodge action granted by this feature, as long as you benefit from the Dodge. Cursed Wind Step. When you take the Dash action granted by this feature, you instead gain extra movement equal to twice your speed. Additionally, when you take the Disengage action granted by this feature, you gain extra movement equal to your speed for the current turn. You gain one additional refined martial art at 6th and another at 10th Level.

Hiroshima Jujutsu High

You have come from a school that values Intelligence. You have learned more about how to use cursed creations to your advantage.

You learn three new skills that will help you fully utilize the potential of your cursed creations. Talisman Proficiency. You gain proficiency in Talismans and are gifted a set of them. Sorcerer Studies. You gain proficiency in Arcana or expertise if you already have it. Additionally, you may use Charisma in place of Intelligence. Faster Imbuement. When imbuing your cursed technique into a tool, the first two Cursed Weapon Enhancements performed outside of combat count toward creating a tool.

Ainu Jujutsu High

You have come from a school up north. This school values barrier techniques over all others and teaches you to use them well.

You learn three enhancements that you can apply to your barrier techniques. You can apply these enhancements to basic barriers, curtains, simple domains, etc. This barrier can not be a domain barrier. Each barrier technique cannot have multiple enhancements, nor can one enhancement be applied to multiple barriers. Health Enhancement. You can now spend additional cursed energy up to your proficiency bonus on the technique to add an additional 5 hit points to the barrier per cursed energy spent. Cursed Energy Economy. The cursed energy cost of the barrier is now reduced by your proficiency bonus (to a minimum of 1 cursed energy). Distance Enhancement. You can spend up to your proficiency bonus in additional cursed energy on the barrier to add 10 ft. to the radius for each additional cursed energy spent. You may reallocate your enhancements after a short or long rest.

Sendai Jujutsu High

You have come from a school that values defensive techniques. As a result, you are naturally more evasive and durable than students from other schools.

Your Cursed Martial Arts techniques now only cost 1 cursed energy, and you may choose an additional Cursed Energy Enhancement feature. In addition, you gain one of the following benefits: Durable Body. You gain a damage reduction equal to your Constitution modifier. Cursed Blast of Blows. When you use this feature, you gain advantage on the saving throws of the person you are attacking until the start of your next turn if you land both attacks on them. Sturdier Frame. You gain a +2 bonus to your armor class. You gain one additional benefit at 6th and another at 10th Level.

Alternate Feature: Straightforward Improvement

At 3rd Level, if you have a Sorcerer Path rather than a Cursed Technique alongside selecting Tokyo Jujutsu High as your Jujutsu School, your focus has been on improving your traits.

You gain the following benefits dependent on your Sorcerer Path:

• Taijutsu Master. Your unarmed strikes gain a bonus to their attack and damage rolls. This bonus is half of your proficiency bonus, rounded down.

• Cursed Energy Manipulator. Once again, you will gain the Cursed Energy Manipulator feat. Additionally, projectiles from the Cursed Projectile feat will now have an AC equal to your Cursed Energy save DC and hit points equal to 2 times your jujutsu sorcerer Level.

• Cursed Corpse Expert. You now add half your proficiency bonus (rounded down) in additional modifications for every Cursed Corpse you make.

• Positive Energy Master. You gain expertise in the Medicine skill. If you already have expertise in Medicine, you make all Medicine checks with advantage. Additionally, you may make Medicine checks using your Charisma modifier for those checks. You can take the Stabilize action as a free or bonus action once per turn. Lastly, all creatures you stabilize regain hit points equal to 1 + Charisma modifier.

• Weapon Master. You can choose a second option from the Fighting Style class feature.

• New Shadow Style Master. The radius for New Shadow Style: Simple Domain increases to 30ft, and the refinement cap is 130 instead of 125.

• Low Reserves Sorcerer. You will gain an additional Perk. This will not become an Improved Perk.

• Shikigami Master. The distance you can summon your shikigami is now 120ft.

• Master of Vows. You gain proficiency in two skills that use either Wisdom or Charisma. You also gain expertise in two skills that use either Wisdom or Charisma.

• Barrier Master. The amount of cursed energy you can spend into a barrier further increases by half of your Charisma modifier, rounded down.

• Mythical Beast Amber. The damage of your Sparks is one die tier higher.

Sorcerer Training

At 3rd Level, you have been focusing on improving yourself as a sorcerer, trying to focus on your strength. You will gain one of the following feats that you meet the requirements of (you may ignore one prerequisite when picking a body feat):

Body Feats

Athlete History, 50 Meters In 3 Seconds!, Reinforced Immune System or Resilient

Taijutsu Feats

Taijutsu Sorcery, Slam Master, or Acrobatic Fighter

Barrier Technique Feats

Basic Barrier

Cursed Energy Feats

Advanced Energy Usage

Cursed Energy Manipulation Feats

Cursed Energy Manipulator or Cursed Projectiles

Cursed Creations Feats

Shikigami Summon

Ability Score Improvement

When you reach 4th Level, and again at 8th, 12th, 15th, 16th, 18th, and 19th Level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2 or two ability scores of your choice by 1. As usual, using this feature, you can't increase an ability score above 20. You may also ignore this increase to gain a Cursed Feat that you meet the prerequisite of.

Extra Attack

Starting at 5th Level, you can attack twice, instead of once, when you take the Attack action during your turn. The number of attacks increases to three when you reach 17th Level.

Binding Vow

Starting at 5th Level, you can create a binding vow with a willing creature or yourself, entering into a strict contract formed by Jujutsu. At any point, you can create one binding vow and choose one of the following vows listed in the Binding Vows. During a combat encounter, once per round, you can make a Binding Vow (no action required). You can have a maximum number of binding vows equal to 1 + your Intelligence modifier, a minimum of 2 at a time. During a Short or Long rest, you can end a number of Binding Vows equal to your Intelligence modifier (minimum of 1).

Design Note: Because binding vows are free in player creativity, many custom vows can be inherently unbalanced without the DM knowing it. Because of this, we have created a list of binding vow rules so the DM knows what to look out for and so the players know what to build their vows more fairly Binding Vow Rules.

Curse-Empowered Strikes

At 6th Level, you have begun focusing more cursed energy into your strikes or weapon. Your attacks with weapons or unarmed strikes, your choice when you gain this feature, now count as magical for the purposes of overcoming resistances and immunities to damage from nonmagical attacks. Depending on your Charisma modifier, you may add an extra necrotic damage dice to the total damage of your choice.

Jujutsu Density	Damage Dice
If you have a +1 in Charisma	d4
If you have a +2 in Charisma	d6
If you have a +3 in Charisma	d8
If you have a +4 in Charisma	d10
If you have a +5 in Charisma	d12

Depending on your Cursed Technique, your extra damage die changes to a specific type.

At 11th Level, the attacks with the option you haven't chosen at 6th Level are now considered magical and will deal the additional die.

Resistant

At 7th Level, your strength as a sorcerer allows you to resist certain area effects, such as a blue dragon’s lightning breath or a fireball spell. Choose one of the following ability scores:

• Brawn - Strength
• Evasion - Dexterity
• Endurance - Constitution
• Discernment - Intelligence
• Intuition - Wisdom

You can only choose the option associated with a specific ability score if you have a 16 or higher in that ability score. If none of your ability scores except Charisma are at or above 16, you may only choose the one that is your highest or any of your highest in the case of a tie. When you are subjected to an effect that allows you to make a saving throw of the chosen ability only to take half damage, you take no damage if you succeed on the saving throw and only half damage if you fail.

Advanced Studies

Starting at 7th Level, your talents have been refined by the teachings of your Jujutsu High. You receive one of the following depending on which school you chose:

Tokyo Jujutsu High

You have a favorite technique, which you have enhanced to its maximum potential. This technique has become your specialized technique. One of your Lapse, Extension, or Reversal techniques will gain all of the following benefits:

Increased Damage Output. Its damage dice number will increase by your Charisma modifier. Increased Reach. Its range will increase by 30ft unless it's touch range. Optimized Technique. Its cursed energy cost will be halved (rounded up, minimum 1). When a Lapse technique is made your favorite technique, these benefits will also apply to any further Technique Improvements related directly to it. You may change your specialized technique whenever you gain an ability score increase in this class or when you reach Level 20 in this class.

Kyoto Jujutsu High

You have been improving your cursed energy usage, striving to master the basics of all aspects of Jujutsu and become an exemplary sorcerer. You gain one additional Cursed Energy Enhancement and the following stronger enhancements:

Stronger Cursed Strikes. Creatures of your choice within 5 feet of the impact take a number of d12 of the same damage type equal to half of the cursed energy spent (rounded down). Objects take twice the damage from this effect. Durable Cursed Armor. Your armor now also grants you a damage reduction equal to twice your Charisma modifier. Precise Cursed Weapon. Half the cursed energy spent (rounded down) will add to the weapon's attack rolls. In addition, when hitting another creature, you may treat any immunity that creature has to your Cursed Weapon Enhancement damage type as resistance. You may only treat immunities as resistances a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus before you need to take a long rest.

Hiroshima Jujutsu High

You have been honing your use of cursed creations, which has granted you the ability to create tools. After focusing on normal objects for 1 hour, turn them into Cursed Tools. You learn how to create one of the following Cursed Tools:

Weapon. You enhance the weapon greatly, making it deadly enough to cut even through evil spirits. Attacks with the item deal additional necrotic damage equal to its damage dice + your Charisma modifier. If a cursed weapon kills a creature, it cannot be turned undead or revived by any means other than true resurrection or wish. Sight Improvement. You enhance glasses, lenses, or other forms of visual equipment to have access to the supernatural. A creature with the item over their eyes gains a bonus to Wisdom (Perception) or Intelligence (Investigation) checks that rely on sight equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum 1). If you can't usually see cursed spirits, you can do so while wearing these glasses. Armor. You enhance the protection to be able to resist even powerful cursed attacks. While a creature is wearing the armor, the armor possesses its own hit points equal to 10 + 5 times your Jujutsu Sorcerer level. These hit points are reduced before your hit points whenever you are subject to physical damage that would affect where the armor can protect you. After the hit points end, they are regained at the end of your next long rest. You can only apply this buff to clothes or armor. After the alteration, they will become a grade 4 cursed tool.

Ainu Jujutsu High

You have a favorite barrier, which you have enhanced to its maximum potential. This barrier can not be a domain barrier. This barrier has become your specialized barrier. One of your barriers will gain all of the following benefits:

Increased Durability. Its hit points will increase by an amount equal to 10 times your Charisma modifier. Increased Radius. Its radius will increase by 30ft unless it's touch range. Optimized Usage. Its cursed energy cost will be halved (rounded up, minimum 1). You may change your specialized barrier whenever you gain an ability score increase in this class or when you reach Level 20 in this class.

Sendai Jujutsu High

You have been improving your cursed energy usage, striving to master the basics of all aspects of Jujutsu and become an exemplary sorcerer. You gain one additional Cursed Energy Enhancement and the following stronger enhancements:

Defensive Cursed Strikes. When hit by a melee or ranged attack, you may use a reaction to reduce the damage by your cursed strike damage. Doing so will make you spend the cursed energy as if you had used a cursed strike normally. Durable Cursed Armor. Your armor now grants you resistance to bludgeoning, slashing, and piercing damage. Cursed Weapon Deflection. You can use your reaction to deflect an attack when you are hit by a melee or ranged attack. When you do so, the damage is reduced by your weapon damage die + cursed weapon enhancement damage.

Alternate Feature: Advanced Sorcerer Training

At 7th Level, you have furthered your focus on improving the strengths you have already been developing.

You gain one of the following feats that you meet the requirements of but excluding their Level requirements, if any:

Body Feats

Athlete History, Colossal Physique, 50 Meters In 3 Seconds!, Untraceable Speed, Reinforced Immune System, Strong Body, Human Wall or Resilient.

Taijutsu Feats

Taijutsu Sorcery, Slam Master, Acrobatic Fighter, Cursed Martial Artist, or Cursed Weapon Wielder

Barrier Technique Feats

Basic Barrier, Barrier Master, New Shadow Style: Simple Domain, or Hollow Wicker Basket

Cursed Energy Feats

Advanced Energy Usage, Immense Cursed Energy, or Overflowing Cursed Energy

Cursed Energy Manipulation Feats

Cursed Energy Manipulator, Cursed Projectiles, Cursed Energy Slash, Cursed Energy Ray or Cursed Energy Explosion

Cursed Creations Feats

Shikigami Summon or Cursed Blacksmith

Binding Vow Feats

Vows Master or Favored Vows

Cursed Energy Recovery

At 9th Level, due to extended periods of use, your cursed energy constantly recovers itself from the adrenaline of battle. While in combat, you regain 1 cursed energy at the beginning of your turn, up to your maximum. The combat must be one where your life is at risk.

Advanced Energy Usage

At 11th Level, you have learned some more basic principles any sorcerer should apply, whether in battle or investigation. You will gain two of the following Cursed Energy Uses:

Cursed Energy Tracker You have increased your skill in Tracking remains of cursed energy as well as active cursed energy. You have learned how to track down remains of cursed energy. You may make a Perception check, adding your Charisma modifier, to see if there are any remains of cursed energy in the place you're at, and if you succeed you know exactly who the energy is from. In case you do not know who the person is, then you can only track down where the cursed energy trail leads you to. The DC is equal to the cursed energy DC of the creature you're trying to track. Tracking residual cursed energy may not always lead all the way to the person, with your DM determining how the residual trail goes. Usage of a cursed technique or cursed energy fueled feature will often leave much more residuals than normal. You have learned to read the flow of other’s cursed energy. You know when any creature you can see spends cursed energy and how much they spend when doing so. Additionally, if you possess proficiency in Perception, as a free action you can focus on a creature for 1 minute, seeing the “sparks” of cursed energy that always happen before cursed technique usage. For that minute when that creature forces you to make a save using their cursed technique or makes a cursed energy attack roll against you using their cursed technique they must roll Stealth, using Charisma instead of Dexterity, against your Perception. If you win you get advantage on the saving throw, or the attack roll is made with disadvantage. You can focus on a number of creatures with this feature at once equal to half of your proficiency bonus, rounded down. Cursed Energy Concealer You have become more skilled at hiding and retaining your cursed energy passively. You have become adept at hiding your presence and Cursed Energy. You may now take the Hide action as a bonus action. Anytime you take the Hide action, you can attempt to conceal your cursed energy by making a Stealth check. For the next 10 minutes, wherever you pass through you will not leave your cursed energy tracks behind carelessly, so any person that tries to track or sense your remains will need to be successful on a contested check against what you rolled + your Charisma modifier, if they have any ability or feature that would allow them to track your energy, and if not they can't track you at all. While both you and your Cursed Energy are hidden, the benefit of being an Unseen Attacker also extends to your cursed energy saving throws, forcing any creatures affected to roll their saving throw with disadvantage. Negative Flow Understanding that the core of cursed energy is negative emotions you’ve now grown to synthesize your own cursed energy when distressed. Whenever you are under the effects of the conditions frightened, berserk, bloodlusted, are under half your maximum hit points, missing a limb lost in this encounter, or in an encounter that's total CR is higher than your Level; you will gain an amount of temporary cursed energy equal to half of your Charisma modifier at the start of your turn which cannot go above 1/4th of your cursed energy maximum. The DM can determine that an encounter is not suitable for Negative Flow to be able to be used. Focused Rage Deepening your knowledge on the creation of cursed energy you can now strengthen your resolve to focus your negative thoughts into more power. While using Negative Flow and you are under any of the circumstances listed in the feature, you can begin concentrating to increase the temporary cursed energy gained at the start of your turn to your full Charisma modifier. When the circumstances listed end you can no longer concentrate on this feature. (This feature can be concentrated on even while under the bloodlust or berserk conditions) Curse Enhanced Senses Cursed energy can increase your physical capabilities, but can also finely tune your senses. You’ve learned how to enhance them to a higher degree than normal. As a bonus action for 4 cursed energy, you can finely hone your five senses, allowing you to add half of your Charisma modifier to Perception checks for one minute. If you have the Cursed Energy Reinforcement feat, this will instead be your full Charisma modifier. Outside of combat, this feature will last one hour instead. You may end this feature at will. You can only use this feature again once it has ended. Object Infusion You’ve become more adept at imbuing cursed energy not just into special tools, but mundane objects for crafty use. The amount of cursed energy spent on infusing the objects is based on the size of the object itself. You are able to infuse a nonmagical tiny object that fits into your hand for almost no cursed energy as a free action. After you infuse 10 of these tiny objects per long rest, it will cost 1 cursed energy. For example, infusing 9 pebbles costs nothing, infusing 10 will then cost 1 cursed energy, infusing 15 will cost none after the initial 1 spent at 10, and infusing 20 will cost another 1 for a total of 2 spent. For nonmagical objects above tiny, the action cost and energy cost are as follows: Size Action Cost Cursed Energy Cost Small Bonus Action 2 Cursed Energy Medium Action 4 Cursed Energy Large Full Round Action 8 Cursed Energy Huge 2 Full Round Actions 16 Cursed Energy Gargantuan 4 Full Round Actions 32 Cursed Energy An object stays imbued for 1 minute. For the duration, it counts as an improvised weapon and has double the hit points it had before it was infused. If you want to throw a tiny object you have imbued, the normal range is 10 feet times your Strength modifier or Dexterity modifier, and the long range is double the normal range. Additionally, you can expend a lot of cursed energy to cause the object to become volatile. When imbuing an object, you can instead spend double the normal amount of cursed energy to make the object reactive. If used on a tiny object, it costs 1 cursed energy per object. An object imbued in this way will explode when disturbed, like if it is moved or attacked (determined by the dm). Tiny, small, and medium objects heavily obscure an area equal to their size when they explode for 1 round. Large, Huge, and Gargantuan objects deal damage when they explode. With the damage being 4d6 necrotic, 8d6 necrotic, and 16d6 necrotic for their respective size, with a radius equal to 5ft centered on the object or greater determined by the DM. The saving throw type and DC are determined by the DM as well. Only nonmagical objects can be infused in this way. You can more acutely use random items infused with cursed energy to attack. When you use Cursed Weapon Enhancement on an improvised weapon, it will use your martial arts die rather than a d4. Cursed Energy Battery You can accumulate a part of your cursed energy in an object that will become a battery. As an action, you may store Cursed Energy in your battery, spending Cursed Energy up to your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus, and half of the energy spent is then stored. Attempting to store more energy in an object than it can hold will result in it exploding, dealing magical necrotic damage in a radius around the object that is equal to its size. Creatures within that radius must make a Constitution saving throw, taking half damage on a success. You cannot spend the stored energy for any of your personal features, however, this energy may be used in or by external things, such as a Cursed Corpse or a Barrier you have made. Battery Size Explosion Damage Maximum Amount of Cursed Energy Imbued Tiny 1d6 ½ of your Cursed Energy Maximum Small 4d6 Equal to your Cursed Energy Maximum Medium 8d6 Double of your Cursed Energy Maximum Large 12d6 Triple of your Cursed Energy Maximum Huge 16d6 Quadruple of your Cursed Energy Maximum Gargantuan 20d6 Quintuple of your Cursed Energy Maximum Other creatures cannot contribute to a battery that does not belong to them.

Exorcise

At 11th Level, you've learned to eliminate weaker cursed spirits without spending effort or energy. As an Action, you can automatically destroy a cursed spirit within 30 ft. of you that you can see that has a CR equal to or lower than half of your proficiency bonus (rounded down).

Maximum Output

At 13th Level, you have learned how to use your maximum output, techniques with the highest possible cursed energy output channeled into them. As a bonus action, you must spend Cursed Energy equal to the original cost of one of your lapse, reversal, extension, or maximum techniques twice. The first time you pay this cost, any reductions that apply to the technique are used; the second time, none are applied. Doing this will amplify its cursed energy output, making it gain two of the following benefits the next time it's cast:

• The technique's range and area of effect are increased by half its original range, rounded to the highest 5. For example, a technique with 10ft. of range would become a 15ft. range technique. This range increase does not work with touch-based techniques.
• The technique's damage dice is increased by half of its original dice or damage bonus if the technique is a flat damage rounded up. For example, a technique with 10d10 die of damage would add 5d10 die of damage to the total damage die.
• The technique's bonus to hit is increased by half of its original bonus rounded up. For example, a technique with a +7 to hit would add a +4 to hit in its maximum output form.
• The technique's DC is increased by half of your proficiency bonus rounded up.
• The technique's duration is increased by half of its original duration. For example, a technique that lasts a minute would last 1 minute and 5 rounds.

You cannot choose the same benefit twice.

Alternate Feature: Explosive Blow

Reaching 13th Level, certain sorcerers never came to grasp the concept of the Maximum Output ability but have focused on releasing an explosive burst of cursed energy. As a bonus action, you can concentrate on channeling a very condensed portion of your cursed energy into either your limbs or a weapon for 6 cursed energy. For 1 minute after you perform this bonus action, the next unarmed strike or melee weapon attack you land adds half of your attacks' damage dice (rounded down) as extra damage onto the damage roll for your attack. If you receive damage from any source, you must make a Constitution saving throw against a DC of 10 or half the damage taken, whichever is higher, to keep concentrated. Alternatively, as a bonus action when you land a melee attack, you may expend 8 cursed energy to add half of your damage dice (rounded down) to the damage roll of your attack.

For 12 cursed energy instead of 6 or 8 cursed energy, the melee attack that you use with this feature will add your attacks' damage dice to the damage roll instead of only half.

On a successful melee attack that benefits from Explosive Blow, the creature must succeed a Strength saving throw, or be knocked back a number of feet equal to either your attacks' ability modifier or Charisma modifier times 10 in the direction of your choice. If the creature collides with an unsecured object or structure, then the creature and the unsecured object or structure receive 1d10 bludgeoning damage per every 5 feet the creature has left to travel after colliding with the surface (To a maximum of 10d10). If it was another creature, they take damage equal to half of your attack's damage roll instead.

School Graduation

Starting at 14th Level, you have finally graduated from your Jujutsu School, now becoming a full-on Jujutsu Sorcerer. You gain one of the following depending on which school you have chosen:

Tokyo Jujutsu High

You have graduated from Tokyo Jujutsu High and are becoming the best with your technique. You gain a unique technique exclusive to your Cursed Technique or Sorcerer Paths.

Kyoto Jujutsu High

You have graduated from Kyoto Jujutsu High, mastering what a Sorcerer should be. You gain three cursed feats you meet the prerequisites of from your experiences.

Hiroshima Jujutsu High

You have graduated from Hiroshima Jujutsu High, mastering the art of cursed creations. You gain 1 Cursed Creations Feat and the following benefit:

• Quicker Creation. When you are making something considered a cursed creation, such as a cursed corpse or a shikigami, it takes ¼ less time to create it.

Ainu Jujutsu High

You have graduated from Ainu Jujutsu High, mastering the usage of barriers. When you use any features that use barriers, you may choose to reduce their action cost by 1(full turn action->action->bonus action->free action). If this would reduce a reaction's action cost, you gain 1 additional reaction only for using said reaction. This buff cannot reduce the action cost of a domain.

Sendai Jujutsu High

You have graduated from Sendai Jujutsu High, mastering the essence of being a defensive sorcerer. You gain three cursed feats you meet the prerequisites of from your experiences.

Near The Pinnacle

At 17th Level, your strength grows by the moment; you'll soon reach the pinnacle of a normal sorcerer. You gain a +4. You may distribute this +4 in your scores. For example, you can put 2 in Strength and 2 in Dexterity.

Also, you must choose one of the following peaks to reach:

Peak of Might. Your Strength score maximum increases to 24. The increase is lost if your Strength maximum is or would become equal to or higher than this. Additionally, you may shove or grapple the creature whenever you hit a critical with a melee weapon attack that uses Strength.

Peak of Speed. Your Dexterity score maximum increases to 24. The increase is lost if your Dexterity maximum is or would become equal to or higher than this. Additionally, you can take the dash action as a bonus action. If you already could do that, you may do it as a free action instead.

Peak of Endurance. Your Constitution score maximum increases to 24. The increase is lost if your Constitution maximum is or would become equal to or higher than this. Additionally, your maximum hit points increase by your Jujutsu sorcerer level added twice.

Peak of Intellect. Your Intelligence score maximum increases to 24. The increase is lost if your Intelligence maximum is or would become equal to or higher than this. Additionally, you can now ignore one prerequisite before taking a cursed feat. You cannot ignore prerequisites requiring you to have another cursed feat, be a certain race, possess a specific innate technique, possess an innate technique in general, or be a certain class to obtain them.

Peak of Wisdom. Your Wisdom score maximum increases to 24. The increase is lost if your Wisdom maximum is or would become equal to or higher than this. Additionally, you gain one cursed feat that you meet the prerequisites of, proficiency in one skill or tool of your choice, and expertise in one skill.

Peak of Sorcery. Your Charisma score maximum increases to 24. The increase is lost if your Charisma maximum is or would become equal to or higher than this. Additionally, your Cursed Energy maximum increases by 20.

Cursed Techniques

Ten Shadows Technique

The various hand signs for the numerous shikigami granted by the ten shadows technique, source [2]

The Ten Shadows Technique can summon up to ten powerful shikigami using shadows as an intermediary.

Shikigami Summoning Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have the prized technique of the Zenin clan, the ten shadows earned to summon shikigami from the shadows. As an action for 1 cursed energy you may summon up to 2 Divine Dogs anywhere within 5 feet of you. Any shikigami summoned as part of this technique last until they are reduced to 0 hit points, you dismiss them at will, or you take a short or long rest. They regain all lost hit points at the end of a long rest. Divine Dogs count as 1 shikigami for summoning and controlling purposes. To control and command your shikigami, use the Summon Commanding Rules. Additionally, the 10 Shadows Technique comes with a trial, in order to gain other shikigami, you must subjugate the Shikigami. Trial. You have gained access to your other shikigami, and you must face them in combat alone to gain access to them. As a full round action(which is completed at the beginning of your next turn), you may summon any shikigami that are on the table below within 5 feet of you. If you haven't battled against the untamed shikigami and won, it will be under the GM's control, act on their own turn and be hostile to you. If you have battled against the untamed shikigami alone (does not include using your tamed ten shadows shikigami) and reduce it to 0 hit points, you will now be able to summon the shikigami under your control, tamed. The distance which you can summon an untamed shikigami cannot be increased. You can choose any creatures within 15 feet of you or the untamed shikigami to become part of the trial until either they or the untamed shikigami are dead. If you are reduced to 0 hit points or are killed while any creature other than the untamed shikigami is within the trial, you will enter a state of stasis until the ritual is properly complete, when your death will be completed. If the ritual is interrupted before it is properly concluded, such as an outsider killing the untamed shikigami before all other creatures in the ritual have been killed, then you will instead begin rolling death saves when the ritual concludes, if applicable. Additionally, if you are reduced to 0 hit points, the untamed shikigami becomes hostile to all other creatures within the trial. Cursed Energy Shikigami 2 cursed energy Gama 3 cursed energy Rabbit Escape 4 cursed energy Nue 5 cursed energy Great Serpent 6 cursed energy Round Deer 7 cursed energy Max Elephant 8 cursed energy Mourn Tiger 9 cursed energy Piercing Ox 10 cursed energy Eight-Handled Sword Divergent Sila Divine General Mahoraga Additionally, should any one of your tamed shikigami die, they can no longer be summoned ever again. Should this happen, they are now eligible for Totality. Summoning Techniques When you defeat an untamed shikigami in battle, you gain a new special form to summon it. You can summon the shikigami as an action. The distance you can summon your shikigami is 30 feet. Rabbit Escape. You may summon Rabbit Escape for 3 cursed energy as a Reaction to an attack made against you and add your Charisma modifier to your AC against that attack. If this causes the attack to miss, you reappear in any place within your movement speed range. This movement does not generate opportunity attacks. Round Deer. You may summon Round Deer as a reaction to being afflicted by a cursed technique, spell, or cursed energy fueled feature, causing it to appear within 5 feet of you, and using its Neutralize Energy action(if applicable). Doing so uses Round Deer's action for the round. To use the other special summoning techniques, you must choose a Ten Shadows Feat. Totality. Additionally, if one of your summons is killed, you can use a bonus action to grant one of your summons its Totality form. You can undo totality as a bonus action. You cannot use totality on a Shikigami that is already summoned. When you make a totality, the creature gains the strengths of the deceased shikigami. They will gain the following changes: Their Strength, Dexterity, Constitution and Charisma scores become those of the creature who has the higher score. Then they will increase by the modifier of the creature with the smaller scores.(Ex: Nue has 18 Strength while divine dog has 14, their totality would have 20 Strength.) They receive the amount of hit die of both creatures combined, with the size of the hit die being determined as normal. Their movement speed is added together.(Ex: Two creatures with 30 movement speed would have 60 movement speed in totality form) They will receive all features, traits, actions, bonus actions, reactions, legendary actions, skill, saving throw proficiencies, damage resistances, damage immunities and condition immunities from both creatures. Their size will become the size of the bigger creature. Their CR will become that of the creature who has a higher CR. Then it will increase by half the CR of the creature with the smaller CR rounded up.(Ex: Nue's CR is 4, and Great Serpent's CR is 5, their totality's CR would be 7) After calculating the ability scores, the difference in the ability modifier from the original user of a damaging feature and the totality is added to the amount of dice. This value can not increase the damage of a feature to over double its original value in dice. You apply this before Stronger shadows. For save attack damage, the stat corresponding to the save is used. (Ex: Mourn Tiger has a +7 in Dexterity and Nue has a +3. Mourn Tiger’s Dexterity Modifier increases by +1, meaning you add 1 additional dice to the Totality's attack to the damage dice that use Dexterity as the ability modifier, changing Mourn Tiger’s bite attack from a 2d10+7 into a 3d10+8.) This increase only applies to direct attack rolls and saving throws.(excluding Natural Weight) This value is halved(rounded down to a minimum of 1) for attacks that can be used through a multi-attacking feature.(Ex: Nue’s Wings and Talon) You can not make a Totality using Rabbit Escape or Eight-Handled Sword Divergent Sila Divine General Mahoraga. You only apply Stronger Shadows to the shikigami after they are in the totality form, so the calculations above are made using their stats without Stronger Shadows. Stronger Shadows. Your shikigami grow alongside you as you become stronger. Your Shikigami can gain Stronger Shadows counters in the following ways: Shikigami Reserve: Your tamed shikigami gain a number of Stronger Shadows counters equal to 1/20th of your cursed energy maximum (Rounded up.) These counters are applied passively. Shikigami Output: When you summon a tamed shikigami, you may spend additional cursed energy up to half of your Charisma modifier (rounded down), to apply stronger shadows counters to the shikigami, for every 2 cursed energy spent the shikigami will gain a Stronger Shadows counter. Stronger Shadows counters applied this way will last for a number of hours equal to your Charisma modifier, and while applied to a shikigami, you cannot apply more Stronger Shadows counters to the shikigami in this way, unless you remove the Stronger Counters counters applied this way (no action required). At 5th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier. At 11th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier plus half of your Charisma modifier (rounded down). At 17th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added twice, plus half of your Charisma modifier. At 20th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added three times. No matter from which source, a shikigami can only possess a maximum of 10 stronger shadows counters at any time. For each stronger shadows counter applied, the shikigami will gain the following benefits: Overall Increase. They gain a +1 bonus to their Strength, Dexterity, Constitution and Charisma scores. Vitality Increase. They gain an additional hit die. Speed Increase. They gain 10 additional feet of movement speed. Attack Power Increase. Their attack rolls damage die increases by one die. Power Increase. Their dice for features that heal or force creatures to make a saving throw increases one die. Shikigami Maintenance. You must maintain concentration to keep your shikigami summoned. You must make the saving throw for each shikigami you have summoned. Shikigami stored within your shadow do not count as being summoned for the purposes of this feature. For a saving throw to be required, the attack must have successfully reduced your actual hit points, not temporary hit points. The DC for the saving throw is 10 or 1/4 of the damage taken, whichever is higher. When you fail the concentration saving throw you can spend 1 cursed energy to succeed instead. Shadow Manipulation Lapse Technique Starting at 3rd level, you've learned to make use of your ability to manipulate shadows, allowing you to form an extra dimensional space to hide your things and slightly manipulate the shadow of other creatures. You gain the following features: Shadow Storage. You may store objects in an extra-dimensional space within your shadow. You may physically place something into your shadow, costing no cursed energy, however you must spend 1 cursed energy to interact with an object in this space, potentially removing it. All items on your shadow still count against your carrying capacity. Your shikigami count as objects for the purpose of this feature. Additionally, you may trap hostile creatures within your shadow storage. As a Bonus Action for 2 cursed energy, you may force a creature standing on darkness to make a Dexterity (Acrobatics) check against your Cursed Energy DC, they make this save with Disadvantage if they are completely covered in darkness or if they are inside a veil. If the creature is inside your domain then they automatically fail this check, unless they possess the ability to stand or run on liquids. On a success, they don't fall into your shadow storage. On a failure, they are trapped inside your shadow storage. Their weight counts against your carrying capacity. They can hold their breath for a number of minutes equal to their Constitution modifier (minimum of 1) before beginning to suffocate. If a creature has failed the Dexterity (Acrobatics) check, they can attempt a Strength or a Dexterity (their choice) saving throw at the end of their turns, freeing themselves on a success and appearing in an unoccupied space within 5ft. Shadow Ridge. Once per round, as a reaction for 1 Cursed Energy against a melee attack roll, you can force a creature within 10ft of you to make said attack with disadvantage as their legs fall into their own shadow momentarily. The Well's Unknown Abyss Extension Technique At 6th level, you can combine two of your shikigami into a single fusion, sacrificing their individual strength for a versatile but weaker form. As an action, you can spend 6 Cursed Energy to fuse a base shikigami with an enhancer shikigami, granting the fused shikigami the shikigami Alteration feature of the enhancer. The fusion ends if it drops to 0 hit points or if you dismiss it as a bonus action. When fused, the shikigami follows these rules: Designate one shikigami as the base and another as the enhancer. The fused shikigami inherits all traits of both shikigami and gains the Shikigami Alteration feature from the enhancer. It gains no immunities, resistances, or vulnerabilities from either shikigami. Its hit points are half of the base shikigami's hit points. Its speed is half of base Shikigami's speeds rounded down in increments of 5 feet. Its ability scores are half of the base shikigami’s ability scores. The fused shikigami's size matches the base shikigami. The fused shikigami's AC matches the base shikigami. The fused shikigami gains one condition immunity of your choice from either shikigami. The fusion's CR equals the base shikigami’s CR plus half of the enhancer’s CR. The fused shikigami's size can be reduced, and its quantity increased. For every size reduction, the number of shikigami summoned doubles, up to a limit of times equal to half the summoner’s proficiency bonus (rounded up). For example, if the base shikigami is Large, the summoner can reduce its size to Medium and summon 2 fusion shikigami, or further reduce it to Small to summon 4 fusion shikigami. The multiple shikigami created this way will only count as 1 shikigami for the purposes of summoning, controlling, commanding and any reactions it has. When the size is reduced and quantity is increased, the CR, STR and CON stats, as well as the hit points of the base shikigami and cursed energy are split evenly among the summoned shikigami. This split applies only to the fusion and does not affect the original shikigami’s individual stats when unfused. This ability cannot be used to fuse Rabbit Escape or Eight-Handled Sword Divergent Sila Divine General Mahoraga. If the fused shikigami is destroyed, you may resummon the original shikigami individually as long as the base shikigami was not destroyed.You may only have one fusion. Shikigami Alteration Feature Spirit Shikigami Alteration Divine Dogs Gives Pack Tactics feature Gama Gives the Support Carry, Tongue, Swallow and Tongue Grab features Great Serpent Gives Shadow Burrow feature, 30 ft. burrow speed and 30 ft. swim speed Nue Gives 80 ft fly speed Round Deer Grants the Reverse Cursed Technique feature, the fusion will use its scores and CR to determine its RCT pool and cursed energy pool Piercing Ox It will grant the Battering Ram feature and the Gore attack, the fusion will use its scores to determine the attack and damage bonuses. Mourn Tiger It will grant the Sneak Attack feature Max Elephant Increases hit dice by 20 Shadow Manipulation Expansion Technique Improvement At 10th level, you got better at manipulating shadows, becoming able to even manipulate to the shadows of others and even use shadows in esoteric ways never before seen, you can use the following techniques: Shadow Merge. You get better at manipulating shadows, becoming able to connect to the shadows of others and even summoning your creatures from behind them. As a free action or during a short or long rest, you can connect to the shadow of a creature within 120ft of you. As a bonus action for 3 cursed energy, you may teleport behind this creature's shadow from up to 120 feet away. Also, if you have any of your shikigami summoned you can spend 3 additional cursed energy to make one of them be teleported alongside you. As a bonus action for 3 cursed energy, you can sink into your or another creature whose shadow you're connected to. While inside the shadow, you are considered invisible and under total cover until you take any type of action, which makes you leave the shadow within 5 feet of the creature. You are also removed from the shadow if the creature is knocked unconscious. You can stay under a creature's shadow for up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) hours. In case you utilize this feature on a hostile creature, the creature makes a Wisdom (Perception) check against your cursed energy DC. On a success they know you are behind them, on a failure they will be surprised. If you were completely hidden before teleporting to said creature's shadow, it makes the Perception check with disadvantage. You can connect to the shadows of a number of creatures up to your proficiency bonus. Whenever you try to connect to a new shadow after reaching the maximum, you will choose which shadow to lose your connection to. Shadow Summon. You've learnt how to impede your opponents through their own shadows. When you spend cursed energy to summon your Shikigami, you can spend an extra 6 Cursed Energy to summon your Shikigami through the shadow of the creature you're in the shadow of. When summoned this way, you can command your Shikigami to take one action it is capable of. If it is an attack roll, the one action has advantage. And if it forces a saving throw, the target has disadvantage. Additionally, you can now summon your Shikigami as a bonus action. Tokyo School Feature: Incomplete Shadows Extension Technique At 14th level, you have learned how to utilize the special property of your shikigami, their form of shadow. You have derived a special summoning technique to keep their form incomplete. When you summon a ten shadows shikigami, you can summon them in an unstable form, causing their maximum hit points to be halved and any damage it deals to be halved(rounded down) while in this form. In addition, while in this form their movement speed is reduced to 10ft, and their size can be increased by up to two sizes. While in their incomplete form, the action cost to command them is increased by 1. This form lasts a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier, or until you choose to end it at any time (no action required). While in this unstable form any hit points lost or resources spent are only lost or spent until the unstable form ends, and if the shikigami dies in this unstable form, you retain the ability to summon it again. When incomplete shadows ends you may choose to immediately summon the shikigami in its normal form at the same location for no cursed energy cost. This cannot be used on Divergent Sila Divine General Mahoraga. Shikigami Gigantification Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, you have developed a technique that allows you to enhance the size of your shikigami. As part of summoning a shikigami created by your cursed technique and using Shikigami Output, for every 5 cursed energy spent, you may increase the shikigami's size by one, to a maximum of Gargantuan. If they are already Gargantuan, you can only increase their size once, making their width and height doubles. When a shikigami is increased this way, they gain the following: Their hit die increase by two per size increase. Their attack roll damage dice increase by one per size increase. Their saving throw damage dice if any increase by two per size increase. Their Constitution score increases by two per size increase (to a maximum of 30). You cannot use this extension technique on Eight-Handled Sword Divergent Sila Divine General Mahoraga or Totalities that have more than two shikigami. This lasts as long as the Stronger Shadows counters from Shikigami Output last, or until you end it at will (no action required). Light Manipulation Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat With great mastery over Reversed Cursed Technique, you have found the reversal of your technique. You have learnt how to channel light rather than shadow, illuminating your or another creature's shadow. As a bonus action for 4 cursed energy, you may target a creature's shadow who you can see, erupting it in blinding flash of light. The creature must make a Constitution saving throw. On a success, nothing happens. On a failure, the creature is blinded until the end of your turn. Summon Dispelling. You can also manipulate the light in such a way as to interfere with the summons of others. As a Bonus Action, you can invert the shadow of a summon within 120 feet which you are connected to, for a number of cursed energy equal to half of the summons's CR or level(rounded down) You may force its summoner to make a Charisma saving throw. On a success, nothing happens. On a failure, the Summon becomes incapacitated and cannot move until the end of your next turn. If the summoner fails the saving throw by 5 or more, the summon is instead de-summoned, and cannot be summoned again for a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier. Light Ridge. As a reaction to a melee attack roll for 2 cursed energy, if the attacker is within 10 feet of you, you may force them to make a Constitution Saving throw, on a success, nothing happens. On a failure, the attack misses, and the attacker is blinded until the end of the turn. A creature is immune to this feature if they do not rely on sight, such as with blindsight. Using Light Manipulation causes your shadow storage to become unstable. One random object, if any, currently inside your shadow storage will be ejected out, ending up within 5 feet of the shadow on which Light Manipulation was used. At 10th level, you can now use Light Manipulation to target an entire area of shadow, inverting it into a blinding flash of Light. As a bonus action for 6 cursed energy, you may cause a creature's Shadow that you are connected to and can see, or your own shadow, to flash in large radius. All creatures within a 20 feet radius must make a constitution saving throw. On a success, nothing happens, on a failure becoming blinded for one minute. A creature may repeat the saving throw at the beginning of their turns, ending the effects on a success. Using Light manipulation in this way causes all items within your Shadow Storage to be forced out, ending up within 5 feet of the shadow on which Light Manipulation was used. You cannot be blinded by Light Manipulation.

Shrine

The strongest sorcerer in history, source [3]

This cursed technique unleashes invisible slashes that carve through foes and conjures powerful flames.

Dismantle Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you can create basic, flying slashes. When you take the Attack action, you can spend an amount of cursed energy up to half of your Charisma modifier (rounded up, minimum 1) to replace one of those attacks with a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 320 feet of you. On a hit, the target takes 1d8 slashing damage per cursed energy spent and must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they are bleeding. On a success, they receive no additional conditions. You make this cursed energy attack roll with advantage if the target can't see invisible objects. You can replace multiple attacks with Dismantle, but you must spend appropriate cursed energy for each attack. This cannot replace attacks from features such as Cursed Blast of Blows. At 5th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier when using Dismantle. At 11th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier + half of your Charisma modifier(rounded down). At 17th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added twice. At 20th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added thrice. Grid Slash Extension Technique At 3rd level, you have elaborated a new way to use your slashes in a wide area. As part of using Dismantle, you can spend additional cursed energy up to half your Charisma modifier (rounded up) to force all creatures in a 10-times-the-amount-spent-foot-long, 30-foot-wide and 30-foot-tall line starting from you to make a Dexterity saving throw by turning it into into a Grid. On a failure, they take your Dismantle's damage, or half as much on a success. At 5th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier when using Grid Slash. At 11th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier + half of your Charisma modifier(rounded down). At 17th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added twice. At 20th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added thrice. Cleave Lapse Technique At 6th level, you have developed a new type of slash that adapts its power depending on the target. As an action, or replacing an attack as part of the Attack action if you target a creature you are grappling or an object, for an amount of cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier (minimum 1)added twice, make a melee weapon attack roll against a creature. On a hit, they take 1d12 slashing damage per cursed energy spent and must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they are bleeding. On a success, they receive no additional conditions. Cursed energy is not spent if you miss it. This feature adapts its output to attempt to cut the target down in one fell swoop. When you spend cursed energy on this feature you will learn how much cursed energy you need to spend for the average damage of your cleave to reduce the target to 0 hit points from their current hit points, taking into account temporary hit points, damage reductions and thresholds, resistances and immunities, and any other feature which would directly affect the outcome. You will be told the maximum amount if you cannot reduce them to 0 hit points from their current amount by this calculation. At 11th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added twice + half of your Charisma modifier(rounded up). At 17th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added thrice. At 20th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added four times. Spiderweb Extension Technique At 10th level, you have developed an extension of your technique to shatter the battlefield. As part of using Cleave on the ground, you can spend an amount of cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier added twice to turn the ground in a 10 times the amount spent foot radius circle into difficult terrain. All creatures within range except you must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they are knocked prone. On a success, nothing happens. At 11th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added twice + half of your Charisma modifier(rounded up). At 17th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added thrice. At 20th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added four times. Tokyo School Feature: Dismantle Maneuvers Extension Technique At 14th level, you have learned new ways to use your Lapse technique you didn’t know before. You can execute the following Dismantle maneuvers: False Slash As part of using a dismantle attack, you may choose to automatically miss. In return, creatures targeted must make an Insight check against your Cursed Save DC. On a failure, you gain advantage on your next melee attack on your current turn. Creatures with the Cursed Energy Tracker feature have advantage on this insight check, and creatures who have no knowledge of dismantle are unaffected by this maneuver. Hand of Slashing. As a free action for 4 cursed energy, you coat your hands in small slashes until the beginning of your next turn. For the duration, once per round as a reaction, you may try to grab a melee weapon attack that was made against you. You must make a Dexterity(Sleight of Hand) check against the attack roll. If your roll is higher than the attack roll, the attack is negated. If they attack with a natural weapon or unarmed strikes, they take slashing damage equal to half your jujutsu sorcerer level. Slash Skating. As a bonus action for 4 cursed energy, you can coat your feet with slashes and utilize them to skate around for 1 minute. For the duration, your walking speed is increased by 20 feet, and you ignore difficult terrain. You may end this at will (no action required). Furnace: Open Lapse Technique Finally, at 20th level, you’ve learned to use the cooking process imbued within Shrine to utter an incantation to create an arrow of fire that incinerates everything in seconds. As a full turn action (which cannot be reduced except via binding vows), and for an amount of cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier added five times, you can force every creature within 5 feet of you to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 2d10 fire damage per energy spent and receive Second Degree burns. On a success, they take half as much damage but receive First Degree burns. If they have Evasion, they do not receive effects on success. If they fail by 5 or more, they receive Third Degree burns instead. If Open reduces a creature to 0 hit points, it kills it outright by disintegrating it. Open deals twice as much damage to objects and structures. Also, Open ignores resistance to fire damage. Furnace requires the ingredients to be prepared before it can be used, which is done by using your technique. Whenever Dismantle hits a creature or object you gain 1 Preparation Counter, and whenever Cleave hits a creature or object you gain 2. You must spend 100 Preparation Counters to use Furnace: Open, and can not do so if you do not have enough Preparation Counters to spend. You lose all Preparation Counters 1 minute after your most recently gained Preparation Counter. Assemble Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat With your mastery of Reverse Cursed Technique, you have learned Shrine's reversal. You are now able to attach things with your technique instead of cutting them apart. Whenever you take the Attack action, you can spend cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier added thrice to replace a Dismantle with an Assemble, using Dismantle's range. A creature or object targeted by an Assemble will regain 2d8 hit points per 2 cursed energy spent. If their limbs are wounded or worse, the limbs receive twice as many hit points. At 17th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added four times. At 20th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added five times.

Limitless

The strongest sorcerer of today using Hollow Purple, source [4]

The Limitless technique is the most powerful Innate Technique in the jujutsu world. This technique uses jujutsu to bring the convergence and divergence of an infinite series into reality, allowing the user to freely manipulate and distort space. Only those who possess the Six Eyes can fully master the Limitless due to the complex cursed energy manipulation required to wield it.

Spatial Cursed Energy Due to your innate technique, you have grown quite attached to space. Whenever you deal damage with a cursed energy feature you can change the damage type to force instead of necrotic. In addition you gain resistance to force damage when your Cursed Armor is active. Infinity Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you gain the ability to use your manipulation over space to protect yourself more effectively. As an action for 3 Cursed Energy, you can cause the space around you to divide into infinite fractions for 1 minute. Whenever you are targeted by a weapon, grapple, spell, melee cursed energy attack roll, ranged cursed energy attack roll or any saving throws from sources outside your body, you may use a Reaction to spend 1 Cursed Energy and roll a d20. On an 11 or higher, any attacks or spells made against you automatically fail to hit or harm you in any physical way. At 6th level, you must roll a 7 or higher, and at 10th level, you must roll a 4 or higher. Additionally, you gain a number of additional Reactions equal to your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus that can be used exclusively for this feature. You may also activate this ability as a Reaction to being targeted by an attack or effect that would cause you damage that you can see. When you take the Dodge action while Infinity is activated, you may use your Infinity Reactions to defend a number of creatures within your reach equal to your number of arms with Infinity alongside yourself. Regardless of level, this feature only works on things that travel and can be stopped. Abilities that do not physically travel will not be stopped by Infinity. For example, Eye contact, mind control, basilisk stare, making things explode with your mind, etc. Infinity Pressure. At 5th level, you have learned to imbue more cursed energy into your infinity, making it stronger. As a bonus action while Infinity is active or while you activate it, you may spend Cursed Energy up to half of your level(rounded up) to increase its density and sheer force. Every creature that starts their turn within 5ft. of you must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are pushed back 5 ft. and are knocked prone. On a success, they are not pushed back and they do not become prone. If knocked against a wall of stone or into a solid surface (consult your GM), their saving throw becomes against taking 1d12 force damage for every cursed energy spent, and being restrained, as they are crushed against the wall, and for every damage the creature suffers the object or wall behind it suffers the same damage in either situation on failure. You must spend a number of Cursed Energy equal to the amount spent on activation at the beginning of your turns to keep this form of Infinity active. While infinity pressure is active, your movement speed is reduced to 10ft, and you cannot make melee attack rolls. In addition, if a creature is using Domain Amplification in order to negate infinity, infinity will not be nullified if you have spent a greater amount of cursed energy on infinity pressure than they have spent on domain amplification. You cannot use Maximum Output to bypass domain amplification. You may use infinity pressure as a reaction to a creature hitting you with a melee attack roll while they have domain amplification is active. Semi-Perfect Infinity. At 11th level, Infinity works against poisons. Perfect Infinity. At 17th level, you may spend 6 additional Cursed Energy when using this feature to automatically roll a 20. Blue Lapse Technique At 3rd level, as an amplification of limitless, you may directly manipulate space. As an action for 5 Cursed Energy, you may cause space to be erased within 30 ft of you causing a blue sphere with a 10 ft. circle radius to draw everything towards it for 1 minute. All creatures within this area must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they take 6d8 force damage, are restrained until the beginning of their next turn, and are pulled to an open space closest to the center of the sphere. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not restrained or pulled. A creature can retry this saving throw at the beginning of each of their turns. If they succeed, they take half the damage and exit the sphere. If they fail, they remain there without being able to move and retake the damage. Any creatures that enter the sphere's range must also make the Strength saving throw. You can dispel this technique as a free action. You may only have a single Blue active at a time. At 5th level this technique’s damage increases to 7d8, then again at 11th level 9d8, 17th level 12d8, and 20th level 16d8. Objects within the area that aren’t being worn or carried also take this damage. At 13th level, when you use your blue technique in its Maximum Output form you may spend a bonus action to move the sphere anywhere within 30 ft. of the original place. All creatures currently stuck in the sphere will be moved as well, and any creatures caught in the range of the sphere moving must do the saving throw. Blue Redirection. Whenever a projectile, ranged attack roll, or spell/technique with a line area passes through Blue's area of effect, it is attracted to the center of the sphere. If said technique or attack would deal less damage than Blue, it is pulled in and stopped completely, missing its target in the case of an attack and being cut short in case of a line effect. If it is a projectile, it also takes Blue's damage. In the case of a line effect, it now changes its trajectory, with its area starting from the first point where it entered Blue's area of effect and ending at the center of the sphere. If any other creatures are in that area, they are affected by the line effect as normal. If the attack or line effect would deal more damage than Blue, it ignores this and works as normal, but its damage is reduced by Blue's damage. Blue Manipulation. At 5th level, you have learned how to use blue to manipulate space more precisely. As an action for 10 Cursed Energy, you can precisely manipulate your Blue in order to cast telekinesis. Any adjustments used to enhance Blue besides effects that increase your damage dice also apply to this (including range increases and Cursed Energy cost reductions), and the distance you can move anything you've grabbed is equal to your base movement speed; If you have Simultaneous Casting you can cast this a number of additional times equal to your Charisma modifier to target more items, or to target the same item multiple times. This lets you double the weight limit per stack when focusing on one object, or to impose multiple Strength saves on the same target if they continue to escape. If you attempt to throw an object at someone in its range, you may treat the object as if it is under the effects of the Animate Object spell, dealing damage respective to its size; additionally, objects you manipulate that otherwise lack stat blocks can use these stat blocks if someone should attack them. For the purposes of commanding gargantuan objects (something normally impossible with Animate Objects), you can refer to this stat block: HP: 120 - AC: 8 STR: 22 - DEX: 4 Throw Attack: The creature must make a DC 15 Dexterity saving throw, on a failure they take 4d12+6 bludgeoning damage and half as much on a success. If you attempt to throw a person at another person or object, they will be treated as a medium object regardless of size, and the damage dealt will be dealt back onto them. Additionally, for every 10 feet an object travels whilst closing the distance to its target, it gains an additional d8 of damage, up to a maximum of 12d8. This can be used out of combat to freely manipulate tiny objects at no cost. Pulse Blue. At 11th level, you have learned to fire off your blue in a quick burst, weaponizing its attraction effect for damage rather than utility. As an action you can cast blue, instead firing it as a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 60ft of you. This use of blue does half of blue's damage, and does not pull creatures or linger after it has been cast. Teleport Technique Extension Technique At 6th level, you have learned how to manipulate the space-time around you and how to bend it. When you take the movement action, you can spend 1 cursed energy to teleport to the location, causing you to not provoke attacks of opportunity. The first attack roll you do after taking the teleport action is made with advantage unless the target has a higher passive perception than your cursed energy DC. As a reaction for 5 Cursed Energy when you are targeted by an attack, spell, melee cursed energy attack roll, ranged cursed energy attack roll, or any saving throws, you may teleport up to an empty space up to your movement speed in feet, potentially causing the attack or effect to miss if you become out of range or area. If it was an attack roll, you must make a Dexterity check against the attack roll, successfully escaping it on a success. If it was a saving throw or effect, make a Dexterity check against the Save DC of the effect or saving throw, on a success avoiding the effect. If you fail the Dexterity check, you will still be subject to the effect, teleporting after it occurs. You can only use one of these teleport features per round. When you move and for 6 Cursed Energy, you can use blue as a way to propel you into the air, giving you flying speed equal to your walking speed for 1 minute. After this minute ends, you can spend another 1 Cursed Energy to keep this active for an additional minute, and so on. You can also grant this benefit to the other creatures you're sharing Infinity with or that you're currently holding. When using this feature there must be an unobstructed path to where you wish to teleport, even if you could normally not travel such a path. Blue Augmented Speed. At 11th level, you learn to manipulate the space around you by utilizing Blue to increase your speed. By spending Cursed Energy up to your Charisma modifier as a Bonus Action, you can increase your movement speed by 10 ft per energy spent. This lasts for a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1). Space Manipulation. At 14th level, due to your constant practice with the teleport technique, you have learned how to move long distances. You can now cast teleport as an action for 10 Cursed Energy by utilizing your teleport technique, and instead of only needing to be on the same plane of existence it needs to be within an amount of miles equal to 10 times your jujutsu sorcerer level. If you have the Six Eyes background feat, you always get the exact location you want to go and the range is extended to simply being on the same planet. This application of teleportation still requires a clear path, such as the open sky or an opening of a building. Blue Infused Strikes Extension Technique At 10th level, you have learned how to imbue blue into your strikes. Whenever you hit an unarmed strike, you can spend up to 6 cursed energy, dealing an additional d8 force damage per energy spent. This damage cannot be increased by features from the Tokyo school. Tokyo School Feature: Delayed Explosions Extension Technique At 14th level, you have learned how to delay your Innate Technique to create surprise explosions. Whenever you use your Blue (or Red if you have the reversal) technique, you may reduce their size and make them not explode, delaying them. All hostile creatures must make a Perception check against your cursed energy DC. If any feature raises the delayed technique's DC or imposes disadvantage on the targeted creatures, it also affects this check. On a failure, they don't notice it and think it already exploded, vanished, or missed. You may choose for the technique to activate as normal, and only afterwards enter its delayed state. If you choose to do that with Blue, it does not keep its lingering effect. While in this state, once per turn you may move the delayed technique during your turn, no action required, through the air, up to your movement speed. A technique can be delayed like this for a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1). You may spend a bonus action to make them explode, doubling their effect's range, and imposing disadvantage on the saving throw, also ignoring features like Evasion. If the creature succeeds in the Perception check, it may make its saving throw as normal. While in their delayed state, your Blue and Red have an Armor Class equal to your Cursed Energy DC. It automatically fails all saving throws, and it is immune psychic and poison damage. If they take damage in this form, they will explode prematurely. Explosive Purple. If you possess the Hollow Purple feat, you can utilize your Red and Blue to create an explosive version of your Hollow Purple, not bound by any specific target. If you make a delayed red or blue and a blue or red enter the same space, you may use a free action to have them merge, causing them to become an Explosive Purple, which you can then detonate as a bonus action. When you cause it to explode, a massive purple that erases everything will form. Every creature within a 200 ft circle centered on the Explosive Purple must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take 50d12 force damage. On a success, they take half as much damage. Objects within the area that aren’t being worn or carried also take this damage. If this damage reduces a creature or object to 0 hit points, that creature or object is disintegrated, being killed outright. Explosive Purple counts as an innate technique feature for the purposes of other enhancements. At 17th level, this damage increases to 56d12, and at 20th level to 60d12. Simultaneous Casting Extension Technique Finally, at 20th level, you have mastered the art of utilizing Blue. When you cast Blue you may pay its cost an additional amount of times up to half your Charisma modifier (rounded down), creating an additional Blue within 5ft. of the initial blue for each additional time you pay the cost. The additional blues will deal the damage of the original and will not restrain the target. Alternatively, you can shoot them like projectiles following the rules for cursed projectiles but they do your blues damage, and these attacks can replace any number of attacks on your turn. You may not use Delayed Explosions, Maximum Output, Chanting, or any damage- increasing features or effects, including those from Domain Expansions or Tokyo School, on a Blue cast in this way. Cursed Technique Reversal: Red Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat You may invert Limitless using Reverse Cursed Technique, creating a blast that expands space. As an action for 10 Cursed Energy, choose a point within 40 feet. All creatures within the range of the explosion centered on that point must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are knocked back 100 feet, take 16d8 Force damage, and are knocked prone. On a success, the damage is halved and they are not knocked back nor prone. The explosion range can be a radius from 5 ft. up to 30 ft. (your choice). You may only have a single Red active at a time. Alternatively, you may make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a creature up to 120 feet away, shooting a more precise version of red that targets only said creature. On a hit, the creature takes Red's damage, and must make the Strength saving throw as normal to be knocked back. At 17th level, it increases to 24d8 and again at 20th level to 32d8. This technique deals twice as much damage to objects and structures. Objects within the area that aren’t being worn or carried also take this damage. Simultaneous Red. At 20th level, you may grant the benefits of Simultaneous casting to your reversal. Red’s cast this way do not push people or knock them prone. You may not use Delayed Explosions, Maximum Output, Chanting, or any damage-increasing features or effects, including those from Domain Expansions or Tokyo School, on a Red cast in this way.

Straw Doll Technique

A Straw Doll technique user, Source [5]

The Straw Doll Technique focuses on unleashing damage on the opponent from a long distance using nails or hitting a straw doll.

Nail Projectiles Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you will start with 1 Hammer, 24 nails, and 1 straw doll. Whenever you would make an unarmed strike, you may spend 1 Cursed Energy to instead hold a nail up in the air with your cursed energy and then hit it with your hammer, making a ranged cursed energy attack roll with a range of 30/120 ft. This may also be a Melee Cursed Energy Attack Roll while you are within 5 ft of your target. On a hit, you deal 1d6 + your Charisma modifier piercing damage and the nail is stuck on the target. You spend the nail hitting or missing your target. You are also rather cheap with your nails, making sure to always recover as many as possible from the battlefield. As a bonus action while touching a creature that has taken damage from Nail Projectiles, you can make a charisma check against a DC of 10. On a success, you regain the nail. A creature may also remove a nail from their body themselves by making a Strength check against your cursed energy DC as an action. On a success, the nail is removed. This technique's damage increases to 2d6 at 5th level, to 4d6 at 11th level, to 7d6 at 17th level and to 11d6 at 20th level. At 5th level, your nails still have your cursed energy imbued into them, which makes detecting them easy. You have advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks against creatures that have one of your nails pierced into them, and they cannot hide from you as your cursed energy resonates from them. If you have the Cursed Projectiles feat, you may use it with your Hammer, which will then act as the imbued weapon for the purposes of the feat, and your nails will then receive the Cursed Projectile properties. Finally, if you possess the Black Flash feat and roll a Natural 20 for the attack roll, you may Black Flash following its rules. Resonance Extension Technique At 3rd level, you learn how to use your straw doll to inflict damage on your enemies. You gain proficiency in Sleight of Hand. If you already have proficiency, you gain expertise instead. As a Reaction, when a creature takes slashing or piercing damage within your reach, you may make a Dexterity (Sleight of Hand) check against the enemy's AC(+3 for weak, +6 for fine). If you bypass it, you can grab a part of the enemy of the highest resonance strength you qualify for and mix it with your straw doll. You may also grab and mix into your doll a removed limb as a bonus action or that same reaction to achieve a strong resonance. After you have mixed the part, you can spend 3 Cursed Energy to activate resonance, enabling you to target the straw doll giving you access to a special attack. As an action, using one nail and your hammer you can drive the nail through the body part. This attack will always hit. When you deal damage to the doll the target will receive necrotic damage based on what part of them is mixed in, as shown in the table below. This damage overcomes resistances and immunities and is considered Minor Soul Harming. At 11th level, the damage is now considered Major Soul Harming. Resonance’s strength and effect is determined by the body part that is being used: Resonance Strength Part used Effect Damage Dice Weak Hair, skin, blood Target gains disadvantage on attack rolls until the end of their next turn. (Your proficiency bonus)d6 Fine Small parts or digits such as fingers, small amounts of flesh. The Target loses their reactions until the end of their next turn. (Your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus)d8 Strong Limbs like arms, legs, or vital organs The creature has to make a Constitution saving throw; on failure, black spikes erupt from the creature’s body stunning them for 1 minute. They can roll the save again at the end of each turn, ending the effect on success. (Your Charisma modifier added twice + your proficiency bonus)d10 All stronger effects carry special effects of the ones weaker than them, keeping the duration of the stronger effect. At 11th level, you’ve discovered a new method to utilize Resonance. Instead of using the straw doll to target the creature, you can instead use the creature’s very body in place of it to dramatically increase its effectiveness. As an Action and 6 cursed energy, you make an attack roll on a creature under one of the following conditions: incapacitated, restrained, stunned, petrified, or paralyzed. On a hit, the creature is knocked prone and struck by resonance with its body being used in place of the straw doll, and will have the following properties: Resonance Strength Part Used Effect Damage Dice Very Strong Creature's body For 1 minute, every time they try to use a feature that costs CE, they must make a Charisma saving throw with disadvantage. On a success, nothing happens. On a failure, the feature fails to activate although the creature still loses the amount of CE they would use in that Feature. The creature may repeat the saving throw at the end of its turns, still with disadvantage, ending the effect on a success. (your Charisma modifier added twice + your proficiency bonus)d12 Hairpin Extension Technique At 6th level, you learn a new way to damage your enemies. As a bonus action or reaction for 4 cursed energy, you can make one or more of your nails that are currently stuck on a surface, object, or creature make a huge Cursed energy Explosion. Every creature within a 10 ft. radius of the nail must attempt a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 5d8 necrotic damage and are knocked prone, taking half as much damage on a success and not becoming prone. You can only explode a number of nails at the same time up to your proficiency bonus. You may also choose for the exploded nail to only affect one creature, making the creature with the nail stuck make a Constitution saving throw, and suffer the effects as it normally would on a failure. This technique's damage increases to 8d8 at 11th level, 12d8 at 17th level and 17d8 at 20th level. Internal Hairpin Extension Technique At 10th level, you have learned a new way for you to use your hairpin technique. While a creature has a nail stuck on themselves, you can use a bonus action or a reaction to spend 8 Cursed Energy and activate hairpin, making the Nail rotate in great speeds to harm the creature. The creature must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take 8d10 necrotic damage and are stunned until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not stunned Additionally, if the target failed the Constitution saving throw and the nail is stuck in a limb (excluding the Head, Neck and Torso), the limb will have its damage state reduce by 1. If you’re not using the limb system variant rule, the limb will be severely injured. The damage of this technique increases to 12d10 at 17th level and to 17d10 at 20th level. Tokyo School Feature: Nail Bed Extension Technique At 14th level, you have learned how to make a bed of nails, trapping your opponents in place. As a bonus action, while a creature has at least 5 Nails stuck on it, you can spend 10 cursed energy to force it to make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take 10d12 necrotic damage + 10d12 piercing damage and are restrained for 1 minute. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not restrained. They can make a Strength check against your cursed energy DC at the beginning of their turns, on a success they are no longer restrained. You cannot use Nail Bed while a creature is restrained because of the technique. This technique's damage increases to 13d12 + 13d12 at 17th level, and to 17d12 + 17d12 at 20th level. Destructive Resonance Improved Technique At 20th level, your resonance has become so powerful the souls of your targets just cannot handle such power. Once per turn when you deal damage with your resonance, the target must make a Constitution saving throw or receive one level of exhaustion. In addition, all damage caused by resonance will be doubled. Cursed Doll Transformation Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat With great mastery over the Reversed Cursed Technique, you have found the reversal of your technique. You have learned how to alter your own physical form and even your very soul to force an opponent into suffering just as much as yourself. As a reaction for 8 cursed energy whenever you use the reaction for the Resonance feature, you instead merge with the chosen piece of the creature you are targeting and your straw doll to become a living amalgamation of flesh, bone, and straw which is powered by both positive and negative cursed energy. Whenever you take damage from an attack or damaging effect, the creature you targeted with this feature takes a quarter of the damage you received (rounded up) that will ignore any resistances and immunities it possesses. Whenever you are forced to make a saving throw, the creature affected by this feature must make the same saving throw as you do, suffering any effects that result from any failed or successful saves (If they would take damage from a save, it is still a quarter of the damage roll which is rounded down). You are treated as a straw doll and an inanimate object for the purposes of Cursed Straw features and effects. All damage you receive from a Cursed Straw feature is reduced to a quarter of its original damage (rounded down) rather than half of it (Target still takes quarter damage from these features). You ignore any effects that your Cursed Straw features would inflict when you perform them on yourself. You do not take any extra damage if you score a Black Flash from a self-inflicted attack. Lastly, the Cursed Doll Transformation lasts until the creature has been reduced to 0 hit points, you are dead or you use Cursed Doll Transformation on another target.

Disaster Flames

A Disaster Flames user preparing to make a fireball attack, Source [6]

This Innate Technique is based on creating immense heat and using said heat to destroy your enemies from a long or short distance, using flames or volcanoes to do so.

Burning Cursed Energy Your Cursed Energy is powered up by your flames. Whenever you deal damage with a cursed energy feature you can change the damage type to fire instead of necrotic. In addition you gain resistance to fire damage when your Cursed Armor is active. Purple Flames Your flames burn brighter when you use them at maximum power. Each time you use a feature granted by this Innate Technique; you will gain 1 point of Purple Flames. You can have a number of purple flames points up to your proficiency bonus, which are lost at the end of a short or long rest. Continuous Flames. At 11th level, your flames keep burning your targets after they get hit. Whenever a creature is hit or fails a saving throw against taking damage by your Innate Technique being in their purple version, they are engulfed in flames, taking additional fire damage equal to your Charisma score (minimum of 10). Disaster Flames Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you can create basic, flaming blasts. When you take the Attack action, you can spend an amount of cursed energy up to half of your Charisma modifier (rounded down, minimum of 1) to replace one of those attacks with a melee cursed energy attack roll or ranged cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 100 feet of you. On a hit, the target takes 1d8 fire damage per cursed energy spent and must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they receive First Degree burns. On a success, they receive no additional conditions. If they fail by 5 or more, they receive Second Degree burns. All creatures of your choice within a 10-foot cone behind the target are also targeted. You can replace multiple attacks with Disaster Flames, but you must spend appropriate cursed energy for each attack. This cannot replace attacks from features such as Cursed Blast of Blows. At 5th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier when using Disaster Flames. At 11th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier + half of your Charisma modifier (rounded down). At 17th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added twice. At 20th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added thrice. Purple Hands. When you use this technique, you can spend 2 purple flame points to increase the damage die by one tier (2d8 -> 2d10). Additionally, if the target fails the Constitution saving throw, they receive Second Degree burns. If they fail by 5 or more, they receive Third Degree burns. The cone is also increased to 30 feet. Erupting Volcanoes Extension Technique At 3rd level, with a better understanding of the flames you possess, you can now create magma volcanoes. As an action, you can create a number of volcanos up to your Charisma modifier on any surface within 120 ft. of you, with each volcano occupying a 5 ft. radius circle and existing until the beginning of your next turn. Every volcano costs 1 cursed energy. Magma Blasts. As part of the same action in which the volcanos are cast, you may force every creature in a 30 ft. long, 10 ft. wide line originating from each volcano to make a Dexterity saving throw as the volcanoes erupt. On a failure, they take 2d10 fire damage, and become restrained by the magma for 1 minute, and must make a Constitution saving throw. On success, they take half as much damage and are not restrained. Alternatively you may choose to have volcanoes not fire immediately upon their casting, in which case you may have them fire as a reaction to a creature entering the area of effect that magma blast would occupy. The volcanoes disappear right after firing. On a failure, they receive Second Degree burns. On a success, they are not burned. If they fail by 5 or more, they receive Third Degree burns. The creature may make a Strength saving throw at the beginning of their turns, ending the condition early on success. Any area targeted by this feature becomes difficult terrain for 1 minute, and any creatures that end their turn on it take 2d10 fire damage. This technique’s damage increases to 4d10 at 5th level, 7d10 at 11th level, 11d10 at 17th level and to 16d10 at 20th level. Creatures on the area of effect of more than one volcano will make only one save and take the damage of only one volcano, but the DC of the damage will increase by 1 for each volcano hitting the creature. Purple Volcanos. When you use this technique, you can spend 2 purple flame points to increase the range of the Magma Blast to 60 feet, and its width to 20 feet. Additionally, the creatures have disadvantage on the Dexterity saving throw caused by the magma blast. Ember Insects Extension Technique At 6th level, you have learned how to create a small insect shikigami. As an action, you may spend an amount of Cursed Energy up to your Charisma modifier to create an equal number of Ember Insects within 10 feet of you for 1 minute. At 11th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier plus half your Charisma modifier (rounded down), and at 17th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added twice. Purple Insects. When you use this technique, you can spend 3 Purple Flames points to cause the insects to gain a +2 in all of their ability scores, and increase their explosion damage die to 8d4. Hot Comet Extension Technique At 10th level, you can create a big rock of solidified magma to throw at an opponent. As an action for 10 cursed energy, you choose a point within 60 feet of you. All creatures in a 20-foot square centered at that point must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 5d10 fire damage and 5d10 bludgeoning damage and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not knocked prone. This technique deals twice as much damage to objects and structures. All objects in the area take maximum damage. The area affected becomes difficult terrain. This technique’s damage increases to 8d10 and 8d10 at 11th, to 12d10 and 12d10 at 17th, and to 17d10 and 17d10 at 20th level. Purple Comet. When you use this technique, you can spend 4 purple flame points to increase its range to 120 feet and its square to 40 feet. The creatures have disadvantage on the Dexterity saving throw. Tokyo School Feature: Lava Hands Extension Technique At 14th level, you have developed an extension technique that requires immense levels of cursed energy manipulation. As an action for an amount of cursed energy equal to your charisma modifier added twice, you may create up to two lava hands within 120 feet of you for a minute. The Lava Hand is an object that has AC equal to your spell save DC and hit points equal to the amount of cursed energy spent on times your levels in the jujutsu sorcerer class. The lava hand is vulnerable to bludgeoning damage, cold, and slashing damage and resistant to piercing damage. In addition, the Lava Hand is immune to fire, necrotic, poison and psychic damage. The hands have a Strength and Dexterity equal to the amount of cursed energy spent plus your charisma modifier added twice, and the scores cannot exceed 28. When you utilize this technique and as a bonus action on your subsequent turns, you can move the hands up to 60 feet and then cause one of the following effects with it. Clenched Fist. The hand strikes one creature or object within 5 feet of it. Make a melee weapon attack for the hand using the hand’s game statistics. On a hit, the target takes an amount of fire damage in d8s equal to your charisma modifier. Forceful Hand. The hand attempts to push a creature within 5 feet of it in a direction you choose. Make a check with the hand’s Strength contested by the Strength (Athletics) check of the target. If the target is Medium or smaller, you have advantage on the check. If you succeed, the hand pushes the target up to 5 feet plus a number of feet equal to five times your Charisma modifier. The hand moves with the target to remain within 5 feet of it. Grasping Hand. The hand attempts to grapple a creature within 5 feet of it. The hand cannot grapple a creature more than 2 sizes above its category. You use the hand’s Strength score to resolve the grapple. If the target is 1 or more size categories smaller, you have advantage on the check. While the hand is grappling the target, you can use a bonus action to have the hand crush it. When you do so, the target takes bludgeoning damage equal to 5d10 + your Charisma modifier. Interposing Hand. The hand interposes itself between you and a creature you choose until you give the hand a different command. The hand moves to stay between you and the target, providing you with half cover against the target. The target can’t move through the hand’s space if its Strength score is less than or equal to the hand’s Strength score. If its Strength score is higher than the hand’s Strength score, the target can move toward you through the hand’s space, but that space is difficult terrain for the target and they take fire damage equal to your jujutsu sorcerer level at the beginning of their turns. The hands start off as small size. If you spend an extra 2 cursed energy, you can increase the size of the hands up to gargantuan. If the hands are gargantuan, you gain access to the following features and effects: Grasping hand. can now target objects and structures that are not being worn or held. If the object is worn or held, you must attempt a strength contest with the creature in possession. Structures will take double the damage upon being grappled and if you spend a bonus action. Building Crush. If the hand has a large or bigger object/structure grappled, it may move that object/structure in a 30ft line. Creatures within range of the line must make a strength saving throw or take bludgeoning damage in d10s equal to your charisma modifier, and be pushed to the end of the line. Structures/objects that are huge deal an extra 2 dice of damage, with gargantuan dealing another 2. Structural Sandwich. If you use Building Crush with both hands on two structures that are next to each other into the same line, or use it on a structure to move it into the space of another, creatures will make the saving throws at disadvantage, and the dice tier of damage will be increased by one, along with both structures taking quadruple the damage. You are concentrating for the duration of this feature. This feature will end if concentration is broken, the hands are reduced to 0 hit points, or concentration is lost. Maximum Meteor Maximum Technique At 20th level, you have learned how to extract the maximum out of your Disaster Flames, creating your maximum technique. As an action for 20 Cursed Energy, you may choose a spot within 100 ft to summon a meteor, which is a 60-foot sphere. You can move this sphere up to 60 feet in any direction as a bonus action, and creatures that overlap with the sphere for the first time during that movement are dragged by the meteor to the end of its path. Creatures other than you who come into contact with the meteor must make a Dexterity saving throw with advantage. On success, they take half the damage. On a failure, they or take 30d12 fire and 30d12 bludgeoning damage and must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they receive Second Degree burns. On a success, they receive First Degree burns. If the creature possesses Endurance while passing this save, they do not receive burns. If they fail by 5 or more, they receive Third Degree burns. Objects which overlap with the sphere take this same damage. The sphere lasts for 1 minute, until it touches the ground, or until you lose concentration as if concentrating on a spell. This technique deals twice the maximum damage possible to objects and structures. Purple Meteor. When you use this feature, you may spend 6 Purple Flame points to double this feature's radius. Creatures have disadvantage on the Dexterity saving throw. Heat Extinguishment Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat By mastering Reverse Cursed Technique and your primary ability, you have inverted your control over flames into the power to extinguish and nullify them, even affecting the heat within living beings. As an action or reaction to being targeted by a ranged cursed energy attack that deals fire damage, you may spend 2 cursed energy per 10 square feet of flames extinguished, removing up to 10 times your Charisma modifier square feet of fire within a 30-foot radius. When used as a reaction, the attack fizzles out and you take no damage. If used against an AOE, you may reduce the range of the attack by the amount of square feet flames affected, potentially dodging the attack. Hypothermic Touch. As an action, if a target were affected by a slashing or piercing attack within the last round or are under the bleeding condition or otherwise considered to have an open wound, you may spend an amount of cursed energy up to twice your Charisma modifier to make a melee attack roll and extinguish the heat within a target's body. The target must succeed on a Constitution saving throw or take 2d8 cold damage per cursed energy spent. On a success, they take half as much damage. If they fail by 5 or more, they are now Chilled. This reversal does not affect creatures that do not rely on body heat or are immune to cold damage. At 17th level, you can spend up to your charisma modifier added thrice and at 20th level, you can spend up to your charisma modifier added four times.

Disaster Plants

A Disaster Plants user with its roots, Source [7]

This innate technique allows the user to form and control a variety of cursed flora, becoming in tune with a nature created by themselves.

Design Note: Due to its versatility whenever a feature requires it, anything that involves manipulating plants will count as a Lapse. Natural Chlorokinetic Your Cursed Technique extends beyond cursed flora, allowing you to manipulate normal plant life as well. While within 30 feet of abundant natural vegetation—such as dense forests, thick undergrowth, or flourishing gardens—the cursed energy cost of any feature of your cursed technique that manipulates plants is reduced by half your proficiency bonus (rounded down), to a minimum of 1 cursed energy. At 17th level, the cost is reduced by your proficiency bonus. Plant Manipulation Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have learned how to create and manipulate basic plants. Binding Plants. As an action for 2 Cursed Energy, you can choose one target within 30 feet of you to trap with plants. The target must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they become restrained until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they are not restrained. If the target fails the Strength saving throw by 5 or more, they are Restrained for 1 minute instead. In this case, they can remake the saving throw at the beginning of their turns, ending the condition early on a success. You can target two targets at 5th level, three at 11th, four at 17th, and five at 20th level. Thorn Whip. As an action for 1 cursed energy, you create a long, vine-like whip covered in thorns that lashes out at your command toward a creature within 15 feet of you. Make a melee cursed energy attack roll against the target. If the attack hits, the creature takes 1d6 piercing damage, and if the creature is Large or smaller, you pull the creature up to 10 feet closer to you. This damage increases to 2d6 at 5th level, 4d6 at 11th, 7d6 at 17th, and to 11d6 at 20th level. Poisonous Plants. As an action for 2 cursed energy, you extend your hand toward a creature you can see within 10 feet of you and project a puff of noxious gas from a plant created on your palm. The creature must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take 1d8 poison damage. On a success, they take half as much damage. If they fail the saving throw by 5 or more, they are Poisoned. This damage increases to 2d8 at 5th level, 4d8 at 11th level, 7d8 at 17th, and 11d8 at 20th level. Additionally, any techniques that you use that create objects or structures with hit points, their AC will be equal to your cursed energy DC, and if a feature increases the DC for a technique, such as Chanting or Maximum Output, the object/structure's AC is also increased correspondingly. Roots Extension Technique At 3rd level, through an extension of your techniques, you have learned how to create roots out of the ground. You gain the following techniques: Entangling Roots. As an action for 3 cursed energy, you can make roots sprout from the ground in a 20-foot square within 60 feet of you. All creatures in the area must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are restrained for 1 minute. On a success, they are not restrained. A creature restrained by the plants can use its action to make a Strength check against your cursed energy save DC. On a success, it frees itself. For the duration of the technique, the area becomes difficult terrain. When the technique ends, the roots wilt away. Path of Roots. As a free action for 1 cursed energy, you can use your roots as a way of movement. You create a line up to 100 feet long and 5 feet wide filled with roots that can handle up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) times 100 pounds. They last for a number of minutes equal to your charisma modifier (minimum of 1) or until you dispel it at will (no action required) and have a number of hit points equal to your Charisma modifier times 5. At 5th level, the length increases to 200 feet and the width increases to 10 feet wide, at 11th level the length increases to 300 feet and the width increases to 15 feet wide, at 17th level the length increases to 400 feet and the width increases to 20 feet wide and the length increases to 500 feet and the width increases to 30 feet wide. Piercing Roots. As an action for 3 cursed energy, roots sprout from the ground in a 30-foot cone in front of you, forcing every creature within range to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 2d10 piercing damage. On a success, they take half as much damage. The damage increases to 4d10 at 5th level, 7d10 at 11th level, 11d10 at 17th level, and 16d10 at 20th level. Wall of Roots. You rise deep roots from the ground to defend yourself or your allies from attacks. As a reaction, when you or an ally within 10 feet of you is targeted by an attack roll or forced to make a saving throw against a cone or line effect, you can spend 4 cursed energy to conjure a wall of roots. The wall is 10 feet tall, 5 feet wide, and 1 foot thick, and must appear within 10 feet of you, providing cover against the triggering effect. The wall has hit points equal to 10 times your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1). The hit point maximum is increased to your Charisma modifier times 15 at 5th level, times 20 at 11th level, times 25 at 17th, level and times 30 at 20th level. Wooden Ball Extension Technique At 6th level, you have learned how to create small wooden balls to launch and pierce your opponents. As an action, you can spend 2 cursed energy to create 1 wooden ball. The wooden ball has a number of hit points equal to your Charisma modifier added twice and will keep floating around you. As a bonus action, you can send one or more of your balls towards a target within 30ft. of you. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll. On a hit, the balls create large branches that pierce through their target, dealing 1d12 piercing damage. Right after they hit or miss, 1 minute passes, or they are destroyed, the balls will disappear. You can spend additional cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier, creating another wooden ball per energy spent. You may use your action to command all Wooden Balls at once. Flying Ball. You may spend your bonus action to get above one of the balls within 5 feet of you, gaining flying speed equal to your walking speed while above them. The damage on this technique increases to 3d12 at 11th level, to 6d12 at 17th level, and to 10d12 at 20th level. Flower Field Extension Techniques At 10th level, you can create a circle of flower petals that surrounds your opponents and removes their will to fight. As an action for 6 Cursed Energy, you choose a point within 100 feet of you, all creatures in a 10-foot radius centered on that point must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failure, they are now Hallucinating for 1 minute. While Hallucinating, attack rolls against the creature are made with advantage, and the creature has disadvantage on saving throws. On a success, nothing happens. Flower Field Hallucination. The flower field causes hallucinations that strip the will to fight from the opponent. For every round the creatures remain hallucinating, their attack rolls and saving throws are reduced by an amount equal to half your proficiency bonus, rounded down. This cannot reduce the attack roll bonus nor the saving throw bonus below 1. At the end of each of their turns, they may repeat the Wisdom saving throw. On a success, they end the flower field. Additionally, if the creature is forced to make a saving throw or suffers an attack roll, it can remake the Wisdom saving throw, ending the state on a success. A creature who has succeeded the save is immune to Flower Field for 24 hours. When making a wisdom saving throw to end the effect while Hallucinating, creatures do not suffer the disadvantage caused by the condition. Tokyo School Feature: Cursed Bud Extension Technique At 14th level, you have studied the true nature of your innate technique, creating a new type of plant that feeds on cursed energy. As an action for 8 Cursed Energy, you can create and launch a number of cursed buds equal to your Charisma modifier towards one or more targets within 60ft. of you. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll for each. On a hit, they attach themselves to the creature. At the beginning of the creature's turns, it will lose an amount of Cursed Energy equal to your Charisma modifier. In case they don't have Cursed Energy remaining, they will lose their hit points instead. The creature can use an action to make a Strength check to remove the curse bud, removing it on a success. Cursed Bud Tree. You may as a full turn action spend 10 cursed energy to create a large-sized tree of buds for 1 minute. At the beginning of your turns, you may spend a bonus action to make it launch a number of cursed buds equal to half your Charisma modifier, making ranged cursed energy attack rolls against creatures within 30 feet of the tree. The tree has an amount of hit points equal to your Charisma modifier times 10 and receives a +5 bonus to its AC. Additionally, it has vulnerability to Slashing and Fire damage. Radiant Beam Extension Technique Finally at 20th level, you have learned an extremely powerful technique that utilizes the power of the sun. As an action for 10 cursed energy, you force all creatures in a 100 feet long 5 foot wide line to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 20d10 necrotic damage and are blinded for 1 minute. On a success, they take half as much and are not blinded. If a creature fails by 5 or more, they are also Confused until the beginning of your next turn. They can make a Constitution saving throw at the beginning of their turns, ending the condition early on a success. Decay Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Your mastery of Reversed Cursed Technique has granted you the reversal of your technique, now being able to affect the world’s flora to destroy it by decaying their state. As an action for 10 cursed, You unleash a wave of decay, causing all plants and plant-based creatures within a 30-foot radius to wither and die. Nonmagical plants automatically wither and die, while plant-based creatures must make a Constitution saving throw against your cursed energy save DC. On a failure, they take 5d12 necrotic damage . On a success, they take half damage. Withering Plant. You're able to implant a plant within a creature and cause it to decay, causing internal damage. As an action, if a target were affected by a slashing or piercing attack within the last round or are under the bleeding condition or otherwise considered to have an open wound, you may spend an amount of cursed energy up to twice your Charisma modifier to make a melee attack roll and implant any type of flora into their body and cause it to decay wildy. The target must succeed on a Constitution saving throw or take 2d8 necrotic damage per cursed energy spent. On a success, they take half as much damage. At 17th level, you can spend up to your charisma modifier added thrice and at 20th level, you can spend up to your charisma modifier added four times.

Ratio Technique

A powerful jujutsu sorcerer using the ratio technique, Source [8]

The Ratio Technique focuses on perceiving the best possible spots to destroy your opponents in the most efficient way.

Ratio Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have developed the ratio technique, which allows you to find weak spots in enemies. Whenever you make a melee weapon attack roll, you can spend 1 cursed energy to roll a d10. If you roll a 3 or 7, the attack will be considered critical on the damage calculation. If you had advantage on the attack, you can re-roll the d10. In addition, you roll triple the damage dice instead of double if it was made with a melee weapon at 5th level. This increases to four times the damage at 11th level, to five times the damage at 17th level, and to six times the damage at 20th level. Critical Attacker Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you always had a precise look on how to destroy your opponent's defenses. Your critical hit radius with melee weapon attacks is 19-20. Collapse Extension Technique Starting at 6th level, you have created a way to find the weak point in objects, destroying them and imbuing them with your own cursed energy in order to obtain slight control over them. As an action for 4 Cursed Energy, you may hit a solid surface within reach and destroy a 15 ft. radius of it. The area becomes difficult terrain, and the destroyed objects and debris is imbued with your cursed energy, which allows it to remain suspended in the air up to 15 ft. away from the surface without falling for (your Charisma modifier) rounds. As part of the same action, you can use said debris as 3/4 cover and make the area lightly obscured with dusk. After that, you may, with no action required, release the suspended debris. Every creature that would be caught under the debris must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take your unarmed strike's damage + 3d10 bludgeoning damage. This unarmed strike's damage counts as if it was under the effects of Ratio. On a success, they take half as much damage. This technique's damage increases to 6d10 at 11th level, 10d10 at 17th level, and to 15d10 at 20th level. Improved Ratio Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have become more lethal and precise with your Ratio. Whenever you use Ratio, you may spend additional energy up to your Charisma modifier to add an extra d10 per point spent. In addition, your ratio now rolls 2 d10's instead of just a d10. Tokyo School Feature: Ratioed Weapon Extension Technique At 14th level, the teachers at Tokyo have taught to take risks when using your technique. Once per turn, whenever you successfully land an attack against a target and use ratio, you can spend 4 extra cursed energy to also imbue your weapon or your unarmed strike with ratio on impact (you must roll ratio for both the target and your weapon). If you were able to successfully hit the ratio on both the target and your weapon, then the target must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure they suffer 2 levels of exhaustion (The maximum exhaustion you can put on a creature while using this, is to a maximum of 3). On a success, they do not suffer exhaustion. However you fail the ratio roll on the target, then the attack still hits but the target isn't affected by ratio. If you fail the ratio roll for just your melee weapon attack, then if you were using a weapon it instantly shatters, and if you were using an unarmed strike then then the limb you were using breaks and becomes unusable unless healed by magical healing or healed naturally through time. If you failed both of the ratio rolls, then you suffer the detriments of failing both. Perfect Strike Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, you know exactly the right spot to destroy your enemies. Whenever you're using your ratio technique in a melee weapon attack, your proficiency bonus is doubled. You will always roll 3 d10s without spending extra cursed energy. Also, whenever you add a d10 to your ratio you may add 2 d10's instead. In addition, your attacks with melee weapons cannot receive disadvantage. 7-3 Proportion Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat With great mastery over the Reversed Cursed Technique, you have found the reversal of your technique. You have learnt how to invert your own ratio, placing it onto yourself to develop weak points but the effect causes all areas excluding those weak points to be reinforced beyond comparison. As a bonus action or reaction whenever an attack is made against you or you roll a saving throw for 8 cursed energy, you can impose the ratio onto your body for a number of rounds equal to Charisma modifier (A minimum of 1). By doing so, you gain damage resistance to all damage types, damage reduction equaling half of your Jujutsu Sorcerer level, rounded down (the damage reduction occurs after any damage resistance was applied), and any damage resistance you have prior to placing the ratio onto yourself turns into damage immunity. The damage resistance, reduction, and immunities apply anytime you receive damage unless it was an attack roll that rolls a 3 or 7 on the d20 in which it will hit you regardless of your AC or you are rolling a saving throw against a damaging effect in which you roll a 3 or 7 on the d20 that will cause you automatically fail the save.

Idle Transfiguration

A Special Grade curse using idle transfiguration to create a polymorphed soul, source [9]

Idle Transfiguration allows the user to reshape the soul of themselves or anyone they physically touch. The shape of the body is dependent on the shape of the soul, so if the soul is distorted, so too is the body. Therefore, someone using Idle Transfiguration can disfigure their target's body into something grotesque by warping their soul's shape with just a touch. This process creates what are known as Transfigured Creatures.

Soul Technique The Soul Dictates the Body. Your Innate Technique makes you almost invincible to normal attacks. If you are reduced to 0 hit points but not killed outright, you are only incapacitated instead of being unconscious as it hasn’t damaged your soul. Soul Prodigy. You will gain Soul Outline Awareness if this is your Innate Technique. Whenever you gain soul knowledge, the amount will be doubled, and you don’t have disadvantage on the Charisma saving throws to gain soul knowledge. If you already have a feature that does that, you gain advantage instead. Additionally, whenever a creature fails a saving throw caused by your cursed technique or whenever you successfully hit a creature with your technique, you gain 1 soul knowledge. Stagnant Limbs In order to manipulate the soul of others, your hands must be within their original form. You cannot use Idle Transfiguration, Soul Multiplicity or manipulate the souls of Transfigured Creatures if your hands are not in their base form, that is if they are changed using Self Alteration. This means for however long your hands aren't in their base forms, you cannot manipulate the souls of others. Any additional hands created using Self Alteration cannot be used to manipulate the souls of others either. Knowing Your Place Sometimes when you lay your hands on a soul you’ll find yourself biting off more than you can chew. When you attempt to affect a Cursed Vessel that isn’t Reincarnated or in control of the vessel with any part of this cursed technique that involves touching their soul the cursed object may choose to pull you into their innate domain as per the Innate Talk feature of Living Vessel. When you are released from the innate domain the cursed object chooses for the effect that triggered this to either happen as normal or fails to happen with all resources wasted. If you would take damage inside the innate domain you take that damage as real damage to your hit points and if you take damage inside the innate domain you are immediately released from it. Transfigured Creatures Your technique allows you to twist the souls of others in grotesque ways, whenever this technique refers to Transfigured creatures, they will follow the rules below. Whenever a creature becomes a transfigured creature, it now uses the following stat block: Transfigured Creature, any size undead (Transfigured creature), Unaligned Armor Class 10 + Dexterity modifier (Natural Armor) Hit Points x (a number of dies equal to their hit dies when alive, with their tiers being equal to their size + their Constitution modifier) Speed 30 ft. STR X (0) DEX X (0) CON X (0) INT 4 (-3) WIS 4 (-3) (CHA 4 -3) Senses Passive Perception 7. Features Primitiveness. Transformed creatures lose all their supernatural abilities (such as using spells or cursed techniques), they cannot gain proficiency in any skills and lose any they had. Actions Unarmed Strike. Melee Weapon Attack: +X to hit, reach 5 ft., X (xd4 + their Strength modifier) bludgeoning damage. The x increases by one for every size the creature is above tiny, starting at a 1d4. Also, if the creature’s unarmed strikes die tier was beyond a d4, the tier is changed to the creature’s. Once you have gained a transfigured creature, while on a short or long rest you may modify the following things about the creature: Transfigured Modifications Modification Description Size You can reduce or increase their size to a minimum of Tiny and a maximum of Large. At 5th level, you can increase it up to Huge. At 11th level, you can increase them up to Gargantuan. Scores When a creature becomes a Transfigured creature, their Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma scores are decreased to 4. You may redistribute the points removed from their Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma into their Strength, Dexterity, or Constitution scores, up to 22 or their normal stat maximum, whichever is higher. At 5th level, you can increase them up 24, to 26 at 11th level, to 28 at 17th, and 30 at 20th level. Tools(5th level) You can create a weapon or object with one of your transfigured creatures. If it is a weapon, you use your Charisma modifier for its attack and damage rolls. It cannot be a cursed object or weapon. Neither can it be magical. At 11th level, the damage tier of the weapon is increased by one, by two at 17th, and by three at 20th level. Projectiles(5th level) You turn one of your transfigured creatures into a small ball, being able to be fired as a projectile. As part of the action of creating said projectile, you make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a target within 20/60 feet of you. On a hit, they take 1d12 + your Charisma modifier + the creature’s CR necrotic damage. This feature does not gain the 17th level benefit of Quick Transfiguration. Beast(11th level) You transform one of your transfigured creatures into an animal. They now take the stat block of a beast with a CR up to your proficiency bonus. They’ll keep their scores, size, and hit dice however, they’ll gain the features of the beast. Vehicle(17th level) You can create a vehicle of any size using one of your transfigured creatures. It won’t need fuel to move, however things that need ammunition or such cannot be used. You can modify a number of creatures up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) at once. You can control and command your transfigured creatures using the Summon Commanding Rules. You can safely store your transfigured creatures in your own body with no action required, extracting a number of them out up to your Charisma modifier as a bonus action. You can have a number of transfigured creatures equal to your Jujutsu Sorcerer level times your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1). Quick Transfiguration. At 5th level, you have learned how to quickly utilize your creatures. You can now modify your creatures as a bonus action on your turn for 2 cursed energy. At 11th level, you can do it as a free action. At 17th level, you may do it with no action required. Hardened Monsters. At 17th level, your transfigured creatures now have a damage reduction equal to your jujutsu sorcerer level. Idle Transfiguration Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows you to alter a creature’s very soul just by simply touching it with an open hand. As an action, or replacing an attack as part of the attack action if you target a creature you are grappling, you can spend 4 cursed energy to make a melee weapon attack roll against a creature using an open hand. On a hit, they take 4d12 necrotic damage. The cursed energy is not spent if you miss it. This technique’s damage increases to 6d12 at 5th level, 10d12 at 11th, 16d12 at 17th, and 24d12 at 20th level. This feature does not work against creatures without a soul. The necrotic damage from this feature bypasses resistances and immunities. Damage from this feature is considered Minor Soul Harming. Whenever you reduce a creature's hit points to 0 with this technique, you may choose to turn the creature into one of your Transfigured Creatures, gaining a horrific appearance and losing all of its free will. If you are using the Limbs System Variant rule, reducing a creature's limbs to 0 hit points will allow you to transfigure the limb itself. Doing so will transfigure the limb, allowing the limb to be altered and shaped like a Transfigured Creature or Self Alteration, at your DM's discretion. Otherwise being destroyed completely. A creature or limb that has been transfigured has had its soul altered, and as such, regaining hit points will not undo the transfiguration. Altering Allies. At 5th level, you may also use your alteration on a willing creature, to alter them as you see fit. You alter a willing creature during a short or long rest, or as a full turn action for 8 cursed energy, granting them one or more of the following benefits: Alteration Description Heightened Smell The creature will gain advantage in Wisdom (Perception) checks involving smell. Heightened Hearing The creature will gain advantage in Wisdom (Perception) checks involving hearing. Heightened Sight The creature will gain advantage in Wisdom (Perception) checks involving seeing. Darkvision The creature will gain Darkvision up to 60ft. if the creature already has Darkvision it will extend its range by 30 ft. Gills The creature will gain swimming speed equal to its walking speed, and it will be able to breathe underwater. Light Body(5th level) The creature counts as one size smaller however, their walking speed is increased by +10. They cannot be reduced to count to less than Tiny. Size Increase(5th level) The creature's size will increase by one, to a maximum of Large. At 11th level, this maximum increases to Huge. At 17th level, this maximum increases to Gargantuan. Hardened Skin(5th level) The creature will gain resistance to one of the following damage types: bludgeoning, slashing, or piercing. Restraint Removal(11th level). The creature will have one of their physical features removed or a specific part of said feature. It must be something that comes from their body, so a feature like fighting style wouldn't count. Godly Endurance(17th level). The creature gains a number of hit dice equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1). They roll all dice at once, increasing their maximum hit points by the number rolled. You may grant a number of alterations to the same creature up to their Constitution modifier (minimum of 1). If you try to give them a new alteration beyond it, they must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they lose one hit die and take necrotic damage equal to the maximum amount, reducing their maximum hit points by it. On a success, they lose their oldest alteration and gain a new one. A Direct Hit! At 11th level, you have discovered a way to more crudely and aggressively shape a creature's soul. When you hit a creature with Idle Transfiguration, you may instead forgo the damage and force the creature to make a Constitution saving throw. On a success, nothing happens. On a failure, the creature will take half as much damage as they normally would from Idle Transfiguration, however the damage will be considered Major Soul Harming. Self Alteration Lapse Technique At 3rd level, just as how you're able to manipulate the soul of others, you learn that you're able to manipulate your soul just as well if not even better. Your alteration of the soul works by manipulating the shape of your body slots, you have 7 limb slots. They are the following: Limb Slots Head Torso Left Arm Right Arm Left Leg Right Leg Body (affects a number of body slots up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) when using Alterations on the Body slot specifically) As a bonus action or reaction for an amount of cursed energy indicated in the alteration, you can shape your soul into different alterations. Alterations. You have various different forms that you are able to shape your soul and thus your body into, you have the following Alterations: Weapon Alteration. You're able to shape your soul’s form into different weapons. For 4 cursed energy, you may target one limb slot of your choice to form into a melee weapon of your choice, counting as proficient with the weapon. You are only able to create non-magical weapons, when you reach 6th level however, they count as magical for the purposes of overcoming resistances and immunities. Any weapon formed through this feature has their properties ignored and deals their normal damage plus an additional amount of necrotic damage equal to your charisma modifier. All attacks with melee weapons count as unarmed strikes. You cannot use the benefits of cursed strikes on weapons made with Self Alteration. If you choose to create a ranged weapon, it is formed with all its properties however it does not automatically come with the ammunition needed to fire it. Size Alteration. You're able to shape the size of your soul and thus your body as you please. For 3 cursed energy, you may target a limb slot of your choice to manipulate the size of. You're able to use the two following size alteration: Increase Size. You can increase the size of the chosen limb slot. You increase the size category of the limb slot by one size up to a maximum of huge. For every one size category above medium, the limb slot has attacks dealt with it deal an additional damage dice. Each increase above medium also grants a +1 bonus to strength checks and saving throws and you gain advantage on strength checks when using the limb slot affected. Full Body Increase. You're able to target your entire body to increase the size of. When you target your body limb slot, you instead increase the size of your whole body. For each size increase above medium, you gain a +2 bonus to strength checks and saving throws, you also have advantage on strength checks and saving throws. Your movement speed decreases by 10ft and you gain disadvantage on dexterity saving throws. Additionally, for every increase above medium, you increase your hit dice tier by one (to a maximum of a d12), your health for that instance is automatically rolled to match the hit dice. Decrease Size. You can decrease the size of the chosen limb slot. You decrease the size category of the limb slot by one size up to a maximum of tiny. For every one size category below medium, the limb slot has attacks dealt with it deal one damage dice tier lower (to a minimum of 1d4). Each decrease below medium also grants a +1 bonus to dexterity checks and saving throws and you gain advantage on dexterity checks when using the limb slot affected. Full Body Decrease. You're able to target your entire body to decrease the size of. When you target your body limb slot, you instead decrease the size of your whole body. For each size increase below medium, you gain a +2 bonus to dexterity checks and saving throws, you also have advantage on dexterity checks and saving throws. Your movement speed increases by 10ft and you gain disadvantage on strength saving throws. Additionally, for every decrease below medium, you decrease your hit dice tier by one (to a minimum of a d4), your health for that instance is automatically rolled to match the hit dice. This may be used as a reaction to a melee attack targeting you, forcing them to make the attack with a disadvantage. Shape Alteration. You're able to alter the shape of your soul to achieve different effects without fully transforming. For an amount of cursed energy up to your charisma modifier, you may target a limb slot of your choice, when you target that limb slot, you may apply any of the following shape alterations to it: Shaped Range. You're able to increase the range of the chosen limb slot. You may increase your reach by 5ft for every cursed energy spent when using the affected limb slot. Shaped Object. You're able the shape of the chosen limb slot into a mundane object of your choice. For every cursed energy spent, you may shape the chosen limb slot into one mundane object of your choice. Shape Body. You're able to shape your body to create additional limbs. You target the body limb slot for this shape, creating one limb slot of your choice for every cursed energy spent. Shape Fluid. You're able to shape your body into pliable substances. You target the body limb slot for this shape, spending 2 cursed energy for it. You're able to squeeze through spaces as small as 1 inch in diameter. Shape Appearance. You're able to control your appearance however you like. You target the body limb slot for this shape, spending 1 cursed energy to cast alter self, however you're only able to use the change appearance option. Animal Alteration. You can partially transform your body parts to mimic an animal without fully transforming into them. For 4 cursed energy, you may target a limb slot of your choice to transform into an animal's limb. You're able to choose an amount of features from a beast type creature that has a CR of up to your charisma modifier. You're able to choose as many features up to your proficiency bonus at once. These are the following features you can choose and how they are affected: Movement. You gain the chosen movement type of the creature that uses your movement speed for the calculation. (Ex. You choose a bird and choose its wings for a flying speed, you now have a flying speed equal to your movement speed) Traits and Features. You gain the chosen traits and features that are the features before the actions the creature can take and after the proficiency bonus of the creature is mentioned. Actions. You gain the chosen action of the creature, if it's a damaging feature, you instead change the damage type of your unarmed strikes to the damage type the creature's action uses. (If a Praying mantis has a slashing damage type attack, your chosen limb slot transforms into the limb of the praying mantis and changes the damage type of your unarmed strike to slashing damage.) Each form's benefits are removed at the end of the battle or if you deactivate them as a bonus action. You can apply up to 2 Alterations to one body slot simultaneously. Soul Maintenance. At 5th level, you have learned how to heal yourself by merely altering your body. As a free action or as a reaction to taking damage for up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) in cursed energy, you can regain 25 times the amount spent in body hit points. For every 10 hit points healed, you lose one internal condition currently affecting you (Ex. The burned condition would be internal which would be removed however restrained would be an external condition which wouldn't be removed). You cannot use this feature if the damage you took is considered Minor Soul Harming. At 11th level, you can spend up to your charisma modifier + half your charisma modifier, rounded down. At 17th level, you can spend up to your charisma modifier added twice. At 20th level, you can spend up to your charisma modifier added thrice Polymorph. At 11th level, you can now transform your entire body into other animals. As an action for x cursed energy (with x being the beast's CR, minimum 1), you can transform yourself into a beast. The transformation lasts for 1 minute until you use it again, or until you drop to 0 hit points or die. The new form can be any beast whose challenge rating is equal to or less than your jujutsu sorcerer level. Your Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution scores are replaced by the scores of the chosen beast. You maintain your alignment and personality. You assume the hit points of your new form. When you revert to your normal form, you return to the number of hit points it had before it transformed. If it reverts as a result of dropping to 0 hit points, any excess damage carries over to your normal form. As long as the excess damage doesn't reduce your normal form to 0 hit points, it isn't knocked unconscious. You gain the actions of the creature you've become however, you can still do all of your normal actions as long as the body allows it. Your gear melds into the new form. You can't activate, use, wield, or otherwise benefit from any of your equipment. Quickened Alterations. At 17th level, you have gotten a lot better when altering your body, making it a much simpler task. When using Self-Alteration, Polymorph, and Instant Spirit Body of Distorted Killing, you may choose to reduce their action cost by 1(full turn action->action->bonus action->free action). Additionally, you do not need to undo a Self Alteration as a bonus action, you may now use your bonus action to simply change to another while removing the current one. Body Splitting Extension Technique At 6th level, upon learning of your ability to manipulate your soul and thus your body, you've created an extension technique to be able to split parts of your body. As a bonus action for 5 cursed energy, you may choose to split any one of the limbs from the following limb slots and seperate it from your body: Limb Slots Head Torso Left Arm Right Arm Left Leg Right Leg Body Once the limb that isn't the head is split from the body, it now counts as a summon for the purpose of the Summon Commanding Rules. Your limbs must be within 15ft of you to command and if they're not, they flop onto the ground unmoving. When you're within 5ft of the split limb, you can as a free action recombine with the limb by touching it or it touching you, regaining the limb to your body as normal. These limbs deal an amount of damage equal to your martial arts dice and cannot use any of your Idle Transfiguration features; however, you can still use Self Alteration on the limb. Reflexive Split. You're able to reflexively split your limbs to dodge attacks. As a reaction to any of your limbs being targeted by a melee attack, you may spend 2 cursed energy to cause them to split from your body, causing the attack to be rolled with disadvantage as the body part causes a gap. Body Clone. This feature works much differently when targeting the body slot, creating a whole biological clone instead. As an action for 10 cursed energy and by splitting half of your current hit points, you may choose to target your body slot to create a clone. This clone has an amount of hit points equal to the amount split from your current hit points and has an amount of maximum hit points equal to half your maximum hit points, for both your body and soul hit points. This clone is identical to you, it is controlled by you and acts on your turns. You're able to see and hear through the clone’s eyes and ears. Your clone can only use the Self Alteration features and shares your cursed energy pool, causing any cursed energy spent by it to count as it being spent by you. As a free action when your clone is within 5ft of you, you may reabsorb it by touching it or it touching you, causing you to regain an amount of hit points the clone has left. You cannot create another clone until the current clone has died or you reabsorb it. Body Dispersion. As a desperation move, you can split your body to get out of an attack. As a reaction to being targeted by a melee attack, you may spend an amount of cursed energy up to your charisma modifier, to split your body into small clones causing you to potentially dodge the attack, making the attack be rolled with disadvantage. For every small clone created, you evenly split your current hit points between all small clones and all of you share your cursed energy pool. These small clones cannot use Idle Transifiguration nor any cursed energy features. When using Cursed Energy Concealer, it applies to all of the clones you have, however you may choose any amount of clones to not have any of their cursed energy concealed, allowing you to potentially trick your enemies. All these clones are controlled by you and act on your turns. As a reaction to being within 5ft range of any of your clones or as a free action, you may choose to merge with them once more, completely forming your body. If any of your clones were killed before merging, you lose an equal amount of hit points that the clone had. When splitting your hit points for any of these features, you split both your current body and soul hit points. Soul Multiplicity Extension Technique At 10th level, you have learned two techniques as part of the same extension to fuse your Transfigured creatures. As an action for 5 Cursed Energy, you can spend 2 or more of your Transfigured Creatures, fusing them together and creating one of the following effects: Body Repel. You create a barrage of transfigured creature body parts directed at 2 creatures within 30 feet of you. Make a Ranged Cursed Energy Attack roll for each target. On a hit, they take 1d6 Piercing damage and an additional 2d8 Necrotic damage. For each additional Transfigured Creature, you will add 1d8 to the total Necrotic damage, +5ft to the Range, and can target an additional creature. The number of people you can target with this attack is equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1). You can add an amount of transfiguration creatures up to your charisma modifier added twice. At 11th level, you can add up to your charisma modifier added twice plus half your charisma modifier (rounded down) and at 17th level, you can add up to your charisma modifier added thrice. Alternatively, you can create a barrage of soul hands that attack your targets omnidirectionally. All creatures within a 30 foot-radius of you are forced to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 1d6 Piercing damage and an additional 2d8 Necrotic damage. On a success, they take half as much damage. For each additional Transfigured Creature, you will add 1d8 to the total Necrotic damage and +5ft to the Range. Polymorphic Soul Isomer. You create a Polymorphic Soul Isomer. When using this technique, you can spend 5 additional Cursed Energy to add another Transfigured Creature to the fusion(minimum of 2), and each transfigured creature counts as one soul. This counts as a transfigured creature. Tokyo School Feature: Delayed Transfigurations Technique Improvement At 14th level, You have learned how to freely and creatively delay your transfigurations of creatures, in order to confuse and throw off your opponents. When you use Idle Transfiguration to turn a creature into a transfigured creature, you may spend 2 cursed energy to delay the transfiguration for a number of rounds up to your Charisma score. While the transfiguration is delayed, the creature is not fully cognisant, such as speaking in slurred or unfocused speech. Once the transfiguration occurs, it will happen at the beginning of your turn. If the transfiguration inflicts a saving throw on another creature when it occurs, it will be made with disadvantage unless the creature saw the Idle Transfiguration occur that triggered it. Delayed Offense. You're able to delay the transfiguration upon the manipulation of your transifugured creatures, allowing you to pull off sneak attacks. Instead of releasing a transfigured creature to manipulate as a minion, you may instead spend 2 cursed energy to drop it within 5 feet of you and delay the transfiguration. During a number of rounds up to your Charisma modifier, you may activate the transfigured creature as a bonus action or reaction causing it to make an unarmed strike against one creature within its reach. If it hits, the attack deals the transfigured creature's unarmed strike damage in piercing, slashing or bludgeoning damage, your choice. If a creature has a passive perception lower than your cursed energy DC, this attack roll is done with advantage. Instant Spirit Body of Distorted Killing Extension Technique Finally, at 20th level, you finally understand the true essence of your soul, creating the ultimate extension. As a bonus action for 10 Cursed Energy, you can transform your body into a more monster-like appearance. You gain the following benefits for as long as the Instant Spirited Body Of Distorted Killing has hit points: The Instant Spirited Body Of Distorted Killing has an amount of hit points equal to your charisma modifier times 20. You may use Soul Maintenance to recover any lost hit points of this form. You gain a +4 to your Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, and Charisma scores, including their maximums. Your Natural weapons and unarmed strikes deal one additional damage die of damage. You deal twice as much damage to objects and structures. You gain dark tendrils that sprout out from your body. As a reaction to a melee weapon attack roll being made against you, you can make an unarmed strike against the creature as a reaction. If you roll higher than the attack roll, the attack is negated. You may also attack with these as a normal unarmed strike, dealing an amount of damage equal to your unarmed strike. You gain a large tail. It has the reach property and counts as a natural weapon. On a hit, it deals 3d10 + your Strength modifier bludgeoning damage. You can use your Charisma modifier instead of Strength or Dexterity for melee weapon attacks and damage rolls. Instant Spirited Body of Distorted Killing requires concentration to keep active. Soul Reinforcement. Due to the true form of your Soul reinforcing your entire body, concentration works differently. You only make the check for concentration if you're hit anywhere where the hit points of this feature don't apply. (Ex. If your arm’s hit points from this feature were reduced to 0 and the armor for that arm shattered and you were hit on your REAL arm unaffected by ISBODK hit points, only then do you make the concentration check.) You may disable the Instant Spirited Body Of Distorted Killing at will. (No action required) Object Transfiguration Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat You have learned how to reverse your technique, achieving your technique reversal. Each time you use this reversal, you gain 1 Object Awareness. This may be doubled by Soul Prodigy. As a Bonus Action while holding or touching an object or weapon, you may spend Cursed Energy up to four times your proficiency bonus, for each 8 Cursed Energy spent, you may change one property of the object. The Special property costs 16 Cursed Energy instead of 8, and you must work with your DM to figure out its rules. These transfigurations last until you dismiss them as a Free Action while holding or touching the object.

Moon Dregs

Moon Dregs and its user, source [10]

The moon dregs technique allows you to control a jellyfish shikigami that can protect you from harm and inflict poison on others.

Moon Dregs Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have learned how to summon a poisonous jellyfish-like shikigami. As an action for 3 cursed energy, you can summon Moon Dregs within 5ft. of you. You control it with the Summon Commanding Rules. You can only have 1 Moon Dregs at a time. Once it's reduced to 0 hit points, it is dismissed. You can summon it again for the same cost, but when it has been reduced to 0 hit points a number of times up to your proficiency bonus, you have to take a short or long rest to summon it again. Finally, you may choose to make it any size smaller than it is when you summon it, or after summoning it as a bonus action. You can also choose to make its size Huge at 6th level, and Gargantuan at 20th level. Shikigami Empowerment Moon Dregs grows stronger alongside you. It will gain the following benefits It will gain an extra hit die equal to your Charisma modifier. Its Strength, Dexterity and Constitution scores will increase by your Charisma modifier. All of its damaging features will have their die tier increased by your Charisma modifier. It will gain flying speed equal to 10 times your Charisma modifier feet. Stunning Poison Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you became stronger, and so did your moon dregs. Moon Dregs' debilitating poison now has an additional effect: The target is stunned if it fails by 3 or more. Power Increase Technique Improvement At 6th level, your Moon Dregs have evolved, becoming stronger and tougher. Your Moon Dregs will gain the following benefits: Its proficiency bonus is now equal to your own. Its hit die becomes a d12 Its Poison damage now overcomes resistances, and its poisoned condition now overcomes immunities to said condition. It also gains the two following features: Overwhelming Strength. Moon Dregs can grapple a target it hits with its tentacle attack. Poison Stinger. A creature does its Constitution saving throw with disadvantage if it was caused by Moon Dregs' stinger. Poisonous Growth Technique Improvement At 10th level, Moon Dregs has become stronger again, now gaining new bodily functions! Moon Dregs' poison now overcomes immunities as well, and it gains the following features: Stinger Throw. Moon Dregs can use its stingers as a ranged attack with a 20/60 ft. range. Swallow. While Moon Dregs is grappling a creature, it can choose to swallow it. While inside Moon Dregs, the creature is considered restrained. Said creature will be forced to make a Constitution saving throw at the beginning of its turn. On a failure, it takes 6d10 poison damage and it's poisoned. On a success, it takes half as much damage and it's not poisoned. The creature can attack Moon Dregs from the inside with advantage, being spit out within 5ft. of Moon Dregs if it deals 1/4th of Moon Dregs maximum hit points in damage. This is not affected by your shikigami empowerment feature. Tokyo School Feature: Moon Knight Extension Technique At 14th level, all shikigami users share a weakness, they're bad at close quarters-combat. As an action for 10 cursed energy, while Moon Dregs is out, you let it enter inside of you and cover your whole body, creating an armor of sorts. While wearing this armor, you gain the following benefits: Your Strength and Constitution scores will be switched with moon Dregs' unless they're already higher. You gain its resistances and immunities. You gain its features. You gain its flying speed. The armor has an amount of hit points equal to the hit points of the Moon Dreg. This armor lasts for 1 minute or until the hit points are depleted. As a bonus action or reaction to taking damage, you can spend cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier, making you regain hit points equal to 5 times the cursed energy spent. At 20th level, you regain hit points equal to 10 times the cursed energy spent. True Form Technique Improvement Finally, at 20th level, Moon Dregs has reached its peak, growing to a new power you never thought it could achieve. Moon Dregs gain the following benefits: It gains resistance to magical bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage. Its damaging features gain two additional damage dice. It gains the following features: Siege Monster. Moon Dregs deals twice as much damage to objects and structures. Legendary Resistance(3/day). If Moon Dregs fails a saving throw it can choose to succeed instead. In addition, its debilitating poison now gains a new effect: The target is paralyzed if it fails by 4 or more. Sun Dregs Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat While Moon Dregs is summoned, you can use a bonus action to make it completely alter, turning into a bright yellow version of itself called Sun Dregs, a much more support-focused version of it. While the shikigami is summoned, you can use a Bonus Action to freely switch between Moon Dregs and Sun Dregs. When Sun Dregs is summoned and you use your Moon Knight feature, you will gain all features, resistances, immunities, flying speed, and temporary hit points from Sun Dregs instead.

Puppet Manipulation

A Puppet user behind many of its creations, source [11]

Puppet Manipulation allows users to freely control cursed puppets, and customize them to the point of perfection.

Unique Puppet Creation Your technique allows you to create unique modifications that no other person would have access to. At 1st level, you gain the Sword Option and Ultra Shield modifications. At 3rd level, you gain the Boost On modification. At 5th level, you gain the Ultra Cannon modification. At 11th level, you gain the Mode: Albatross modification. And finally, at 17th level, you gain the Mode: Absolute, Miracle Cannon, Pigeon Viola, and Finger Cannon modifications. Cursed Corpse Creation Starting at 1st level, you gain the Cursed Corpse Creator feat, but you can make any sized cursed corpse. You start with one Medium cursed corpse that can only have grade 4 modifications. Additionally, you may control a number of Cursed corpses within 30 ft of you with a Bonus Action equal to twice your Proficiency Bonus. You also gain access to Cursed Corpse Swarms. A swarm must contain a minimum of 2 cursed corpses and may contain up to a maximum of twice your Proficiency bonus. The corpses included in a swarm must be Medium-size or smaller. The swarm takes the median AC of all the cursed corpses included and has a number of maximum hit points equal to half the maximum hit points (rounded down) of all cursed corpses within the swarm combined. In addition, the swarm has the Swarm and Crowd Control Vulnerability traits. The swarm may take the Actions of a number of corpses within the swarm equal to twice your Proficiency bonus, and only half of that if the swarm is at half its maximum hit points or lower. A player character cursed corpse can never be part of a swarm. You can control cursed corpses individually in a swarm as normal. You can have as an number of swarms up to half your proficiency bonus (rounded down) and each swarm counts as 2 for the purposes of the number of cursed corpses you can control. Puppet Manipulation Lapse Technique At 3rd level, you have unlocked your lapse technique which allows for you to control and maintain your cursed corpses at a much larger range. Controlling a cursed corpse no longer takes a bonus action and they can follow more complex commands. They take their turns at the start of your turn. You can see through their eyes and speak through them. As a bonus action, you can spend cursed energy up your Charisma modifier to increase the range they can be controlled from, with it increasing by 2,000 feet per cursed energy spent. This range is increased for 1 week. Corpses in this range can also be given cursed energy from you over a distance. As a bonus action, you can transfer cursed energy from your pool to theirs up to their maximum. Corpses in your range can also spend cursed energy from your pool instead of theirs. At 5th level, the range per cursed energy spent is increased to 4,000 feet per, then to 6,000 feet per at 11th level, to 8,000 feet per at 17th, and to 10,000 feet per at 20th level. Masterful Puppet Creation Technique Improvement At 6th level, your creation of puppets is so refined, the materials you use work far better than their original purpose. When using Materials for a cursed corpse, it counts as one grade higher for the purposes of its effects. Efficient Transfer Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have become better at imbuing corpses with cursed energy. Whenever you imbue a core or recharge a cursed corpse, every cursed energy counts as 2. So if you imbue 10 it would count as 20. You also can add more modifications per corpse. Each corpse can hold an additional amount of modifications equal to half your proficiency bonus (rounded up). Tokyo School Feature: Unique Core Creation Technique Improvement At 14th level, while the other schools focused on the practicality of your puppets, the Tokyo School has urged you to focus on its internal components. When imbuing energy into a cursed core, you can imbue an extra amount of cursed energy up to double your charisma modifier. Additionally, you can now use body parts of creatures to incorporate into your cursed corpses. During a long rest, if you have the body of a dead creature, you may graft its body part to a cursed corpse puppet of yours to achieve a unique effect. Work with your DM to decide what the unique effect is. Ex. You may take the hide of a creature that has resistance against fire to give that corpse a resistance against fire damage for as long as it is grafted. Deus Ex Machina Technique Improvement At 20th level, you've progressed far into your manipulation with cursed corpses that you barely need to spend much cursed energy. Whenever you imbue a core or recharge a cursed corpse, every cursed energy now counts as 4. So if you imbue 10 it would count as 40. You also can add more modifications per corpse. Each corpse can now hold an additional amount of modifications equal to your proficiency bonus. Additionally, you take half as much time to create cursed corpses. Sever Control Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Due to mastering Reverse Cursed Technique, you have learned your cursed technique reversal. Instead of being able to control puppets, you can now sever the connection between one and their summons. As an action for 5 cursed energy, you may attempt to do this. Choose one person within 60 feet of yourself or one of your puppets who currently have some form of summon under their control. That person is then forced to make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, the target loses control over their summons for 1 minute. These summons are considered berserk for the duration. The creature may regain control by succeeding on another Charisma saving throw at the beginning of their turns. On a success, the creature does not lose control.

Cursed Speech

A Cursed Speech user preparing a powerful word attack, source [12]

The Cursed Speech innate technique infuses spoken words with cursed energy to increase the spirit of the words, forcibly compelling anyone who hears to follow his commands. The bigger the command, the larger the backlash on the user's vocal cords.

Limited Vocabulary You can't speak coherently with this technique due to every verb you use having the potential to curse someone, meaning you can't pick the Chanting feat. You can speak through words that aren't a command, such as fish food for example. Vocal Cords While Cursed Speech is an extremely powerful technique, it has a great strain on the user's vocal cords. Vocal Cords Hit Points. Your vocal cords have a number of hit points equal to 1/3rd of your hit point maximum (rounded up). You regain 1 vocal chord's hit point at the beginning of your turns, unless they're at 0 hit points. Any kind of hit point regain you receive affects your vocal cords' hit points as well. Your vocal cords regain all of their hit points at the end of a short or long rest. Losing Vocal Cords Hit Points. Whenever you use a Cursed Word against a hostile creature (or a creature that isn't your ally), your vocal cords lose 2 hit points per cursed energy spent in said word (before applying reductions). If your vocal cords reach 0 hit points, you won't be able to regain the hit points unless you receive the benefits from Reverse Cursed Technique, Regeneration, or take a long rest. If you have 0 hit points you cannot use your cursed words, and you're always under one level of exhaustion. Cursed Energy Dependent The more cursed energy a target has, the harder it is to affect them. However, the same still applies to them having low amounts. Cursed Energy Superiority. For every 10 cursed energy you have above a creature, the DC to resist your cursed words is increased by 1. This increase cannot go above your proficiency bonus in amount. Additionally, for every +1 you gain in this way, the damage you receive to your vocal cords is halved. For example, if you have a +2 bonus, the damage to your vocal cords is reduced to a quarter of the original amount (halved twice). Cursed Energy Inferiority. For every 10 cursed energy a creature has above you, they gain a +1 bonus in saves to resist your cursed words. This bonus cannot go above their proficiency bonus. Also, for every +1 the creature has, the damage you receive to your vocal cords is multiplied, with the multiplier being twice the amount of +1s. For example, if a creature has a +3 bonus, the amount of damage you receive would be multiplied by 6. Cursed Speech Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have been born with the Inumaki clan seal over your mouth, and can now curse other people just by merely speaking. However, this takes extreme strain on your vocal cords. You have access to the following Cursed Words: Design Note: You may also substitute any of the chosen words with a word of your choice. In addition, you may create new words with new effects with your GM's authorization. Don't Move. You can spend 4 cursed energy as a bonus action or as a reaction to a hostile action you can see. A creature within 60 feet of you of your choice must succeed in a Charisma saving throw or become unable to perform any activity requiring physical movement, as determined by your DM, until the beginning of your next turn. Return. You can spend 4 cursed energy as a bonus action or as a reaction to a shikigami within 60 feet of you moving or taking any sort of Action (Action, Bonus Action, Free Action) or Reaction to force the shikigami to disappear. The shikigami must succeed a Charisma saving throw or be desummoned. A shikigami may choose to fail this saving throw if the summoner is willing. Run Away. You can spend 2 cursed energy as a bonus action or as a reaction to a creature moving within 60 feet of you, you can make them run away as far as possible. You force one target within range to succeed a Charisma saving throw or be forced to take the dash action and immediately run as far as possible from you (even if it was outside their turn). This spends the movement of their next turn in case it wasn't their turn. Sleep. You can spend 4 cursed energy as a bonus action to cause a creature within 60 feet of you to fall into a deep slumber. They must make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, they are knocked unconscious for 1 minute, this can be ended early by them receiving damage or a creature spending their action to awaken them. Creatures with more than half their maximum hit points automatically succeed. Blast Away. You can spend 4 cursed energy as a bonus action to make a creature within 60 feet of you to be launched back. They must succeed a Charisma saving throw or be thrown back 10 times your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) feet back, taking 1d6 force damage per 10 feet traveled. This increases to 1d8 at 5th level, 1d10 at 11th level, and 1d12 at 17th level. Explode. You can spend 6 cursed energy as a bonus action to make a creature within 60 feet of you explode from the inside out. They must succeed a Charisma saving throw or receive a number of 1d8's in fire damage equal to your Charisma modifier added twice (minimum of 2). If they fail by 5 or more, they receive First Degree Burns. Plummet. You can spend 6 cursed energy as a bonus action to make one creature within 60 feet of you become incapacitated by a great field of gravity affecting them. They must succeed a Charisma saving throw or receive a number of 1d8s equal to your Charisma modifier in force damage and are knocked prone. If they fail by 5 or more, they are also incapacitated until the beginning of your next turn. Get Crushed. You can spend 10 cursed energy as a bonus action to implode a creature within 60 feet of you. They must succeed on a Charisma saving throw or lose an amount of hit points in d12s equal to your Charisma modifier added twice (minimum of 2), and have disadvantage in Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution saving throws until the beginning of your next turn. If they fail this by 5 or more, they are also incapacitated for the duration. Get Twisted. You can spend 10 cursed energy as a bonus action to twist a body part of a creature within 60 feet of you. They are forced to succeed on a Charisma saving throw or get one their limbs hit points reduced to 0. The limb cannot be the Skull, Neck, Jaw, or Torso. Die. You can spend 20 cursed energy as a bonus action to potentially instantly kill a creature within 60-feet of you. If the creature's hit points are below 30 times your Charisma modifier, they are forced to succeed on a Charisma saving throw or die instantly. Each cursed word requires a single word to use, using this word at any point uses the corresponding Cursed Speech word. Targeted creatures don’t need to understand your language or have the ability to hear your words to be affected. Shout. You can shout your cursed words, making them reach more people. You can increase the action cost of a cursed word by one (free action -> bonus action -> action) to make it target all creatures in a 60 foot circle centered on yourself. If no targets are affected by your Cursed Words, you don't spend any Cursed Energy nor do you receive any damage to your throat. Voice Transmission. Starting at 5th level, you’ve discovered that your cursed speech can be transmitted through or even stored in devices. When you use cursed speech while a device is transmitting your voice in real time, such as while you are on a phone call, you may choose for the range of cursed speech to originate from that device rather than yourself. Additionally, when a use of your cursed speech is recorded by a device that could later play the recording you can choose to have that use of cursed speech become stored in that device rather than taking effect when you used it. The next time the recording with the stored cursed speech is played the effect of that cursed speech usage activates, originating from the device. If you use cursed speech while you have a usage stored the stored usage is lost, otherwise the storage lasts until the next time the recording is played and thus the stored usage is activated. Quick Word Technique Improvement At 3rd level, with great training, you have developed your tongue and can now say one word in an extremely quick way. Choose one of your cursed words. The word's action cost is reduced by one (action -> bonus action -> free action), and if it can be used as a reaction you may gain one additional reaction just for using it (however you cannot use any other cursed words as a reaction in said round). Additionally, you may use the Ready action on the chosen word with no action required as long as it's your turn. You can change the chosen cursed word at the end of a long rest. Cursed Energy Superiority Technique Improvement At 6th level, your superiority in cursed energy now affects the creature's abilities to defend themselves even more. If you have 10 or more cursed energy than the target, they make the saving throws against your cursed words with disadvantage. If they already had disadvantage from any other source, they must roll three dice and pick the lowest result. Iron Cords Technique Improvement At 10th level, due to the constant usage of your vocal cords, they have gotten stronger. Your vocal cords' hit points increase to 1/2 of your maximum hit points (rounded up). In addition, whenever you reach 0 hit points on your vocal cords, you can make a DC20 Constitution saving throw. On a success, you are reduced to 1 hit point instead. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus. You regain all uses on a short or long rest. Tokyo School Feature: Cursed Whisper Extension Technique At 14th level, while studying in Tokyo you have uncovered the best methods of utilizing your technique, with them being whispers. Once per round, you can whisper one of your cursed words. It reduces their range by half however, if the target's passive perception is lower than your cursed energy DC they make the saving throw with disadvantage. You can't use Cursed Shout and Cursed Whisper on the same word. Cursed Tongue Technique Improvement Finally, at 20th level, you have mastered cursed speech, becoming one of the most deadly sorcerers alive. Every single cursed word you have now benefits from Quick Word. Blessed Silence Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Because you have mastered Reverse Cursed Technique, you have gained your technique reversal. Instead of sending commands with your speech, you cancel out commands with your silence. You can activate Blessed Silence as an action for 20 cursed energy, one creature within 120 feet of you to make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, they are now silenced, not being able to speak and suffering the effects of blessed silence for 1 minute. On a success, they become immune to this feature for 1 minute. For the duration, the creature affected by Blessed Silence must make a Wisdom saving throw whenever they try to make an action. On a failure, they do not take said action and skip it. On a success, they take the action as normal. Additionally, for the duration, you cannot speak and are concentrating as if you were concentrating on a spell. You may end your reversal technique at will.

Tool Manipulation

A Jujutsu Sorceress flying on her chosen Tool, source [13]

Tool Manipulation allows the user to freely manipulate a tool they are attuned to, utilizing it as a focus for their extension techniques and transportation.

Tool Manipulation Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows you to manipulate an object which you are attuned with. When you take a long rest, you may spend 4 hours imbuing cursed energy into a single object that weighs no more than 100 times your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) pounds. After that, the object is now attuned to you. You can attune to a number of objects up to your Charisma modifier. You can remove your attunement to an object with no action required. With no action required, if an object you're attuned to is within 10ft, you may lift it in the air and bring it to within 5ft of you, it stays within up to 5ft of you and follows you until you dismiss it (no action required), grab it or use a Free Action to control it. As a Free Action for 1 Cursed Energy, you can telepathically control said object to lift it in the air for 1 minute. While the object is in the air, you may move it up to no more than 80 feet from you. While the object is being controlled, you may take one of the following actions: Attack. You can make a number of ranged cursed energy attack rolls up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1, maximum of 5), against one or more creatures within a 20/80 feet range. On a hit, they take 1d4 + your Charisma modifier bludgeoning damage. If the object is a melee weapon, you may replace the damage with the weapon's original damage. After doing all of its attacks, it may come back to within 5 feet of you and keeps floating by your side. Depending on the weight of the object, the die tier is increased as the impact is increased. Tool Weight Table Weight Die Tier 1 pound+ d4 200 pounds+ d6 400 pounds+ d8 600 pounds+ d10 800 pounds+ d12 The damage amount for this technique increases to 2d4 at 5th level, to 4d4 at 11th level, to 7d4 at 17th level, and 11d4 at 20th level. Mount. While the object is within 5 feet of a creature, by spending half its movement speed, up to two creatures you choose (including yourself) may get on top of it and use it for flight. While riding the tool, the tool has a flying speed of 20 times your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1), you may spend additional cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier to increase the tool's flying speed by the amount spent times your Charisma modifier for a minute, you cannot perform this if it’s already benefiting from a speed increase, and creatures riding it take no opportunity attacks from flying by a creature. If the tool is two or more sizes smaller than the creature riding it, it must make a DC 15 Dexterity (Acrobatics) check each time it mounts it, or travels 60ft, on a failure the creature falls off the tool and is prone. If there is more than one creature mounting on an object, the flying speed decreases by 20ft for every size the creature is past the tool's size. While on top of your tool, you can spend 2 cursed energy as a bonus action to activate a cursed lamp. While the lamp is active, you have advantage in perception checks involving locating creatures. Also, you may spend a free action to choose one hostile creature you can see, said creature will be revealed to all of your allies, making their first attack roll against it have advantage. This lamp lasts until it's used to locate a creature. Additionally, at 6th level, you may spend up to twice your Charisma modifier to increase the flying speed. Utilize. You can exert fine control over tools, such as manipulating a simple tool, opening a door or a container, storing or retrieving an item from an open container, or pouring the contents from a vial. Whenever your tool stops flying, you may spend 1 cursed energy to keep it flying for one more minute. You can only utilize one attuned tool at once, despite still being able to have multiple at a time. Protect. As a Reaction to being targeted by a projectile or melee attack roll, you can call an object within 60ft of you to protect you from harm's way. It grants you an AC depending on its size, +2 AC at Small, which increases to +1 for each size above Small (i.e. +3 at Medium, +4 at Huge, etc.). If this causes the attack to miss, the object takes the damage. If you have additional reactions, you may call additional objects to protect you from the same attack. This cannot grant more than +10 to your AC. You may use this to protect other creatures, but you may only protect them with one object each. At 12th level, your maximum number of attuned objects increases to an amount equal to twice your Charisma modifier. Cursed Gust of Wind Extension Technique At 3rd level, you’ve created an extension technique that can be used while you’re flying on your tool to launch powerful gusts of wind. As an action for 2 cursed energy, while flying on your tool, you create a strong line of wind that's 60 feet long and 10 feet wide. All creatures within range must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they take 3d10 slashing damage and are pushed x feet back (with x being your Charisma modifier times 10). On a success, they take half as much damage and are pushed half as much. Objects and structures take twice as much damage, and the line is considered difficult terrain until a creature takes an action to spend 1 minute cleaning it. If they find an object or creature on the way, they both take 1d4 bludgeoning damage. This technique's damage increases to 5d10 at 5th level, 8d10 at 11th level,12d10 at 17th level, and 17d10 at 20th level. Wind Scythe Extension Technique At 6th level, you have created your most powerful extension, having enough destruction power to kill. As an action for 8 cursed energy, while flying on your tool, you throw a large gust of fast wind directed towards a point. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a target within 60 feet of you. On a hit, they take 5d12 slashing damage and must succeed in a Strength saving throw or be knocked Prone. You may choose to target any creatures or objects within 10 feet of the target. This technique's damage increases to 9d12 at 11th level, 15d12 at 17th level, and 23d12 at 20th level. The Watcher Technique Improvement At 10th level, you become a perfect watchdog, flying high and watching any problems below you. While moving with flying speed, you add your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) to your passive perception. You can’t be surprised while you’re conscious. Additionally, while flying on your tool, ranged attack rolls are made with disadvantage against you and you make Dexterity saving throws with advantage as long as you can see them. Tokyo School Feature: One Man’s Army Extension Technique At 14th level, you've learned how to expand your technique to the absolute maximum. As a bonus action for 10 cursed energy, you can activate one man’s army for 10 minutes. For the duration, the number of tools you can control at once is increased to your Charisma modifier. Whenever you use an action for one of them, you may control all of them at once. Additionally, you gain a number of reactions equal to your Charisma modifier that can be used to take the Protect reaction. When taking the attack action with your tools, you can only make one attack per tool. The One Above All Technique Improvement Finally, at 20th level, you are always above all creatures, you are untouchable and may smite down your ranged fury at any point in time. While you are flying with your tool, you gain the following benefits: Your movement speed is doubled. You have advantage on all Dexterity checks and saving throws. If you already had it for any reason, you roll three dice instead of two. You add your proficiency bonus to your AC. You make all ranged attack rolls with advantage. Creature Manipulation Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat You have found out about your technique reversal, allowing you to control living creatures instead of tools. As an action for 2 cursed energy, you force one creature within 120 feet of you to make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failure, they are charmed by you for 1 minute. While the target is charmed, you have a telepathic link with it as long as the two of you are on the same plane of existence. You can use this telepathic link to issue commands to the creature with the Summon Commanding Rules. Each time the target takes damage, it makes a new Wisdom saving throw against the technique. If the saving throw succeeds, the technique ends. You can only control two creatures at once. If you have chosen Tokyo school and are 14th level, you can control a number of creatures up to your Charisma modifier added twice (minimum of 2).

Construction

A construction user with bug like wings on her back, source [14]

Construction, as the name implies, allows the user to conjure an object from nothing. Unlike objects created within a domain, anything constructed will remain even after the technique is completed.

Cursed Energy Deficiency Your technique is extremely powerful and versatile, however its efficiency is definitely lacking. You must spend twice as much Cursed Energy when you use your Construction and Cursed Construction features, however it still counts as if you have spent one. This also applies to when you create Liquid Metal but not when you use any features through it. Construction Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you can create any object with your technique, as long as you can imagine it or have knowledge of it. As an action, you can spend 1 minute analyzing Material Substances of your choice within reach. After that, you must make an Intelligence (Investigation) check against a DC 10 + 5 per rarity above common that the material has. On a success, you learn about that material and register it. On a failure, you don’t learn about the material and can try again in an hour. You start with knowing one material substance of your DM’s choice. You can know about as many materials as your Sorcerer level added twice + your proficiency bonus times your Intelligence modifier (minimum of 1). You do not need to analyze weapons or objects—you can create them freely, provided you know the material. When you analyze a substance, you learn every single property it has: its functions, composition, size, weight, value, and properties. For example, if you analyze copper, you now know its conductive and antimicrobial properties and may use it in your creations. As an action for 2 Cursed Energy, you can create a non-magical tool, weapon, or object out of a material you know. For every 5 pounds a creation weighs, you must spend 1 additional cursed energy in its creation. You can spend Cursed Energy this way up to your Charisma modifier. You may spend up to your Charisma modifier + half your Charisma modifier at 3rd level, Charisma modifier added twice at 5th, Charisma modifier added twice + half Charisma modifier at 11th, and Charisma modifier added thrice at 17th. When you create an object or weapon, it automatically possesses all properties it would normally have, and when you create an object or weapon, you may choose to exclude any properties it may possess (While creating a Heavy Crossbow, you can choose to create it without the Heavy property). For example, creating a greatsword will result in a weapon that naturally has the Heavy property. The property limit only applies to modifying an object—removing or adding properties beyond what it naturally has. You do not need to analyze an object's properties to create it, only the material used in its construction. An object or weapon may have as many additional properties as your proficiency bonus (This means you can't grant objects or tools with a number of additional properties greater than your proficiency bonus). When removing a property from an object or weapon, it also counts towards this limit Your creations last indefinitely, only disappearing if you choose so at will or if they are destroyed. You can have a number of creations equal to your Sorcerer level + your proficiency bonus at once, becoming unable to create anything new while at your limit. Mixed Properties. At 5th level, you have learned how to fuse the properties of an object with another, essentially creating a new thing. As part of creating an object with Object Construction, you can spend cursed energy as if you were creating up to any number of other objects, however you instead will apply properties of your choice from said objects to the one you are currently creating. Every property added costs 2 Cursed Energy. You can add a number of properties up to your Charisma modifier. You cannot add the light property to a weapon with the heavy property and vice versa. Cursed Infused Analysis. At 11th level, you developed a method to boost your ability to analyze by boosting your brain with cursed energy. Once per round for 10 Cursed Energy, you may automatically pass the Investigation check to analyze a material substance. Biological Properties. At 17th level, with intense studies, you have learned how to extract the properties of dead creatures. You may now analyze any creature(not counting Humanoids and Undead) that’s been dead for no longer than a week, taking note of their features and properties. The time to do that depends on the creature’s size. Creature Table Size Time necessary Tiny 1 minute Small 10 minutes Medium 1 hour Large 4 hours Huge 8 hours Gargantuan 16 hours After fully analyzing a creature, you learn all of its traits and features. While you cannot create said creatures out of cursed energy, you may imbue one of their traits into one of your creations. You may take any passive traits such as pact tactics and imbue it into armor while creating it. As for features such as attacks, you may imbue it into a weapon to add the attack’s damage to the total (only once per weapon). Battle Construction Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you have learned how to create weapons quicker to better adapt to the flow of combat. You can now use Construction as a bonus action. While attacking with a ranged weapon you may create ammunition for said weapon as part of attacking with said weapon. At 6th level, you may also use Cursed Construction as a bonus action. Additionally, you are now considered proficient with any weapons or armor you make with your Innate Technique. Quick Thoughts. At 5th level, you learned how to better analyze things with your mind, gaining results much faster than before. You now take half as much time to do any kind of analysis for your technique and the time it takes before you can analyze again if you failed the check is halved. Cursed Construction Technique Improvement At 6th level, your ability to create objects and weapons, gaining the ability to further infuse cursed energy into your creations to turn them into cursed tools. You gain the ability to create Grade 4 and Grade 3 Cursed Tools, with them costing 4 Cursed Energy to create (This cost replaces the 2 Cursed Energy base cost for Construction). And at 11th level, you gain the ability to create Grade 2 and Grade 1 Cursed Tools. Every special “effect”/”ability” a Tool has counts towards your property counter. Additionally, you can now analyze mid combat. As a bonus action for 1 Cursed Energy, you may attempt to analyze a material within your reach. If you succeed, you can create objects out of that substance. If you fail, you cannot analyze a substance for a round, this is not affected by Quick Thoughts. Liquid Metal Extension Technique At 10th level, you have learned how to create liquid metal, a substance with fluid form and changeable volume but stable physical properties due to semi-autonomous cursed energy. As a bonus action for 5 Cursed Energy, you can create Liquid Metal anywhere within 10ft of you, with it floating ahead, around, above or below you for 1 minute. You can use the Construction and Cursed Construction features through liquid metal, with its total cursed energy cost halved (rounded down, to a minimum of 1). Once per round, you may choose to use the Construction and Cursed Construction features with no action required. Melee Weapons and objects created in this manner have a maximum reach of 60ft. Ranged Weapons and objects created in this manner have their effective range increased by 60 ft. In addition, whenever you attack with them in this increased reach/range form their damage die tier will increase equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum 1). (1d8>1d10->1d12->2d6) These additional traits are only active while Liquid Metal itself is active. At 14th level, you can reduce the cost of the Biological Armor. At 20th level True Sphere features as per the reduction of Liquid Metal. Lastly, while Liquid Metal is active, you can use the following techniques: Liquid Tendril. As an action for 3 cursed energy per tendril, you can change the form of your liquid metal into small tendrils. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) amount of targets within 30 feet of you. On a hit, the target takes 1d6 piercing damage. This damage increases to 3d6 at 11th level, to 6d6 at 17th level and to 10d6 at 20th level. Liquid Spike. As an action for 8 Cursed Energy, you can throw your Liquid Metal towards your opponents and make it explode into a spike ball. Choose a spot within 60 feet of you. All creatures within a 30 foot radius of the spike must make a Dexterity saving throw as you expand the spike ball near them. On a failure, they take 5d6 piercing damage and must make a Constitution saving throw. On a success they take half as much damage. On a failure, they are bleeding. On a success, they receive no additional conditions. This technique's damage increases to 7d6 at 11th level, 10d6 at 17th level and to 14d6 at 20th level. Liquid Maiden. As an action for 10 Cursed Energy, you snake your liquid around your opponent and trap them within it, restraining and injuring them. You force a creature within 30 feet of you to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, the creature takes 5d6 piercing damage and then must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are now restrained. On a success of the Dexterity save, they take half as much damage and aren't restrained. On a success of the Strength save but after the failure of the Dexterity save, they no longer are restrained. They can attempt the Strength save at the beginning of their turns to end the effect early. This Techniques damage increases to 7d6 at 11th level, 10d6 at 17th level and 14d6 at 20th level. Liquid Forest. As an action for 10 cursed energy you can attempt to entrap opponents in a dense weave of liquid metal pillars. Choose a point within 30 feet of you. Creatures within a 5 foot radius of that point must make a dexterity saving throw. On a failure they’re restrained while on a success they may move up to their speed to exit the radius and not be restrained, as you create a structure of pillars filling the area. Creatures restrained within the structure have 3/4ths cover (except against you) and may only target the structure, not anyone outside it. The structure’s AC is equal to your cursed energy DC and it has hit points equal to your proficiency bonus times your Charisma score. If the structure is reduced to 0 hit points it is destroyed and all creatures within it are released. Finally, any creature restrained by the structure can make a Strength saving throw at the beginning of their turn, escaping the structure by leaving it’s radius and reducing it’s hit point by their Strength score on a success. Tokyo School Feature: Semi-Autonomous Cursed Energy Control Extension Technique At 14th level, in Tokyo, you've learnt to draw inspiration from liquid metal’s ability to seamlessly shift between fluidity and solidity through semi-autonomous cursed energy control, you have refined your technique to achieve the same effortless adaptability in its normal application. When you use your Construction or Cursed Construction features to create a weapon, you can spend additional cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier (this cost is unaffected by cursed energy deficiency) to create the system in the weapon. When you do, you may make ranged cursed energy attacks with the weapon instead of its usual attack method, these attacks having a range equal to the weapon’s long range for a normally ranged weapon or 20 feet per cursed energy spent for a normally melee weapon. You can also control the trajectory in midair, allowing these cursed energy attacks to ignore cover. Additionally, they remain suspended in the air for a number of rounds equal to the amount of cursed energy spent, enabling you to continue attacking with them as part of replacing an attack in the attack action. Cursed Recycle. Due to the Semi-Autonomous cursed energy control system imbued within the items you've created, you've learnt how to recycle the cursed energy spent in their creation to create another item. As a Bonus Action, you can use your Construction or Cursed Construction feature through the item. When doing so, half of the cursed energy spent to create the original item is treated as if it were spent alongside the normal cost for creating the new one. In this case, the previous item transforms into the newly created object. True Sphere Extension Technique Finally at 20th level, you have created the impossible, a perfectly round sphere that has no contact area, so it generates infinite pressure. As a rooting distracting action for 30 cursed energy, while Liquid Metal is active, you can create a large black sphere within 30ft. of you that floats slightly above the ground. You may spend your bonus action so that you can move the sphere anywhere within 60ft. of it. If it passes by any creature's space while it moves or ends its turn on a creature's space, it will force the creature to make a Dexterity saving throw with advantage. On a failure, they take 30d12 force damage + 30d12 bludgeoning damage and are knocked prone and incapacitated until the beginning of your next turn. On success, they take half as much damage and are not knocked prone and incapacitated. If they fail by 3 or more, they are stunned until the beginning of your next turn instead of incapacitated. If they fail by 5 or more, they are paralyzed until the beginning of your next turn instead of stunned. You can only have one True Sphere at a time, and it lasts for 1 minute before disappearing. Destruction Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat With great mastery over the Reversed Cursed Technique, you have found the reversal of your technique. You have learned how to destroy objects and gain cursed energy from this destruction. Either as an action, bonus action or reaction, you may channel your Cursed Technique Reversal to destroy an object. Choose one non-magical or cursed energy filled object within reach that you vaporize from existence upon touching it. You must expend cursed energy dependent on the size of the object, requiring 1 cursed energy for a tiny, 2 cursed energy for small, 4 cursed energy for medium, and 8 cursed energy for large. If you destroy a cursed tool that you made with the Construction or Cursed Creations feature, you will regain cursed energy equal to half the cursed energy you expended to create it (rounded down). You can also spend 10 cursed energy in the attempt of destroying a magical or cursed energy-filled object after you succeed on a Charisma check. The DC for a common magical item or semi-grade cursed tool is 5. The DC for an uncommon magical item or grade 3 cursed tool is 10. The DC for a rare magical item or grade 2 cursed tool is 15. The DC for a very rare magical item or grade 1 cursed tool is 20. The DC for a legendary magical item or a special grade cursed tool is 25.

Blood Manipulation

A Jujutsu Sorcerer controlling his blood, source [15]

Blood Manipulation allows the user to control blood inside and outside their body down to a cellular level. This technique is treasured for its overall balance and has few known weaknesses.

Design Note: Despite there being no lapse technique for blood manipulation, due to its versatility whenever a feature requires it anything that involves manipulating your own blood will count as a Lapse. Blood Crystallization You can freely change the shape and density of your blood, using it for both offense and defense. You will gain resistance to piercing, slashing, and bludgeoning damage when you activate your Cursed Energy Armor, while also being able to spend Blood Points instead of Cursed Energy to activate it, spending 2 Blood Points per 1 Cursed Energy. When you deal damage with the Cursed Strikes, Cursed Weapon Enhancement, or Curse-Empowered Strikes features, you may change its damage type to piercing, slashing or bludgeoning damage (according to your choice). In addition, while your Cursed Energy Armor is activated your unarmed strike damage dice tier is increased by 1. Additionally, whenever this technique hits a creature of a different race from you they must make a Constitution saving throw against your cursed energy dc. On a failure, they are poisoned for 1 minute. On a success, they are not poisoned. Additionally, when a creature fails the saving throw for this feature, they may remake the saving throw at the beginning of their turns. Lastly, this poisoned condition overcomes immunities. A creature that possesses the Reinforced Immune System feat is not affected by this feature. Blood Points Blood Points are a currency used to power the abilities of this Innate Technique, alongside Cursed Energy. You can expend your own hit points to generate Blood Points, gaining 1 Blood Point per hit point lost. However, most users of this technique prefer to store blood in advance for their battles. You may store your own blood in any proper container, such as a vial, flask, blood bag, or similar recipient. The amount of Blood Points generated from stored blood depends on the volume of blood, as shown in the table below: Blood Volume Blood Points Generated 1 pint (0.5 L) 6 Blood Points 1 liter 12 Blood Points 2 liters 24 Blood Points 3 liters 36 Blood Points You start with 2 bags, each containing 1 pint of blood (6 Blood Points per bag). You can also use any of your blood within 10 feet of you to fuel your abilities, with the DM deciding the appropriate amount of Blood Points you can extract. If you have the Cursed Projectiles feat, you can choose to use Blood Points in place of Cursed Energy for that technique, spending 2 Blood Points for each Cursed Energy. You may only use your own blood to generate Blood Points. If you possess the Energy to Blood feat, your Blood Points will be affected by Tokyo School's cursed energy economy. Water Dilution. Your control over blood manipulation is severely hindered when submerged in large volumes of water. While at least half of your body is submerged, you cannot use any Technique features that manipulate blood externally. The sheer volume of water disrupts the integrity of the blood, making external manipulation impossible. While submerged, you cannot use the Blood Manipulation, Convergence, or Expanded Blood Manipulation features for the duration of your submersion or while in heavy rain. If you attempt to do so, you will still spend cursed energy and blood points, but nothing will occur. Blood Manipulation Extension Technique Starting at 1st level, you have begun to understand the essence of your innate technique. You gain the ability to manipulate blood at will, making you gain the following cursed techniques: Crimson Binding. You may pull blood from the surrounding area, creating a net that envelops an opponent. As an action for 1 Cursed Energy and 4 Blood Points, you must choose a target within 30ft of you. The target must make a Dexterity saving throw against your cursed energy DC or become restrained. The creature can spend its action after being restrained to roll a Strength saving throw, breaking itself from the effect on a success. Slicing Exorcism. You create a wheel of blood that rotates at high speeds to use as a bladed projectile. As an action for 3 cursed energy and 4 blood points, you form a blood wheel and make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 30ft. On a hit, the target takes 2d8 Slashing Damage. Alternatively, you can shape the blood into a stream, slicing through everything in its path. Each creature in a 30ft line that is 5ft wide must make a Dexterity saving throw, taking 2d8 Slashing Damage on a failure, or half as much on a success. This technique’s damage increases to 5d8 at 5th level, 8d8 at 11th level, 11d8 at 17th level, and 14d8 at 20th level. Blood Weight. As a free action for 3 Cursed Energy you can cause a creature you can see with your blood on them, such as literally on them or staining their clothes, to be weighed down by your blood. For each Blood Point worth of blood on the creature their speed is reduced by 5 feet, if this reduces their speed to half it’s normal value they have disadvantage on Dexterity saves, and if it reduces their speed to 0 they automatically fail Dexterity saves. You must spend 1 Cursed Energy at the start of the weighed-down creature’s turns to maintain this effect. You may determine how many blood points a creature has on them as it is equal to how many blood points a technique that hit them cost before reductions. Example: If a creature is hit by a technique that costs 10 blood points, they have that amount on them now. If the technique was a saving throw that the creature succeeded and only receives part of the effects and damage because of it, only half the amount of blood points are on them. If they completely avoided the effects and damage, such as by the Evasion feature, no blood points get on them. A creature exposed to light rain loses 5 blood points that are on them at the end of their turn, and the same amount when they are hit by a light source of water such as being splashed by a bucket of water or laying on shallow water. A creature exposed to heavy rain loses 10 blood points that are on them at the end of their turn, and the same amount when they are hit by a heavy source of water such as a wave that engulfs them, a powerful water technique/spell. A half or fully-submerged creature cannot have blood points on it. Blood Spit. A dirty tactic but you’ll do whatever it takes to win, even spitting blood in your enemy’s eyes to blind them. As a bonus action or once per round as part of taking damage for 3 Blood Points, you may make a melee cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 5ft. On a hit, their face is covered in your blood for an amount of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier. For 3 Cursed Energy as part of covering a creature’s face in blood or no action required while a creature’s face is covered in blood, you may cause the blood to burst, dealing 4d4 piercing damage to them and 2 eye limbs on their face as well as making them blinded until the end of their next turn. If they were preforming any kind of action when you burst the blood they must make a concentration save or fail to preform the action, the resources used to perform it not being wasted, you cannot do this while incapacitaded. Once you have used this, the feature ends early. Reattachment. As part of healing as a reaction to taking damage that removed a limb, such as using Reverse Cursed Technique or Regeneration, if the removed limb is not destroyed (as determined by the DM) then you may spend 3 Cursed Energy and 6 Blood Points to grab the severed limb and pull it back on, significantly reducing how much healing you actually need to do. The limb is reset to the number of hit points it had before it took the damage that removed it and you regain that many hit points. Blood Tidal Wave. As an action for 10 Cursed Energy and an amount of Blood Points up to your level times your Charisma modifier, you create a tidal wave of blood from your body. All creatures who enter a radius around you or start their turn within it must make a Strength saving throw, taking Xd8 bludgeoning damage and falling prone on a failure and half as much without falling prone on a success, where X is 1/5th the amount of Blood Points spent (rounded down). The radius is an amount of feet equal to the amount of Blood Points spent, to a maximum of 30 feet. If you spend blood points such that the radius would exceed 30 feet then at the start of each of your subsequent turns the radius expands in increments of 30 feet until it matches the radius for the amount of Blood Points spent, at which point the tidal wave ends, remaining centered on the point at which you first cast it. Flowing Red Scale Extension Technique At 3rd level, this technique increases the user's body temperature, pulse rate, and the number of red blood cells to give themselves greatly increased energy and physical capabilities. You may spend 3 Cursed Energy as a free action to gain the following benefits for 1 minute: Your movement speed increases by 20 feet. You will gain a +2 bonus to your AC. You will have advantage on Dexterity saving throws. You will gain an additional action on each of your turns. That action can be used only to take the Attack (one melee weapon attack only), Dash, Disengage, Hide, or Use an Object action. When you use Maximum Output on this technique, it will become Flowing Red Scale: Stack, increasing your physical capabilities to an even higher degree than usual. Your movement speed increases by 40 feet. This replaces the bonus from the normal Flowing Red Scale. You will gain another +2 bonus to your AC. Once per turn, you can reroll a failed dexterity saving throw, and must use the new result. You will gain an additional bonus action on each of your turns. You will gain an additional Reaction per round. Flowing Red Scale Focus. Starting at 5th level you’ve learned to concentrate your Flowing Red Scale on a certain part of your body or on a specific task to amplify its effects on that part, such as in your eyes to increase dynamic visual acuity or into the circulation and heat of your blood to melt ice on you. At any time (no action required) you may choose Perception checks or ability checks using one stat amongst Strength, Dexterity, or Constitution, foregoing a number of benefits of your choice from Flowing Red Scale and Flowing Red Scale: Stack until the end of your next turn. The first benefit forgone grants advantage on the chosen kind of checks, each benefit after granting a +2, for the same duration. You may do the same for Strength, Dexterity, or Constitution saving throws however, this only grants you +1 to the save for every 2 benefits sacrificed after the first. Convergence Extension Technique At 6th level, you have learned perhaps the most powerful blood manipulation technique, the convergence technique. As a Bonus Action, you can activate Convergence to compress and condense blood to its absolute limit for 1 minute. During this technique's duration, whenever you use one of your cursed techniques you can spend additional Cursed Energy(and an equal amount of blood points) up to your Charisma modifier to enhance the technique's potency. For each Cursed Energy you use, the technique will receive one additional dice of damage or 1 additional turn of duration. Additionally, during Convergence, you can perform any of the following techniques: Piercing Blood. You focus blood into a highly pressurized beam that tears through targets. As an Action, you spend 8 cursed energy and 15 blood points to fire at a target within 60 feet. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll with advantage. On a hit, the beam deals 7d12 piercing damage. Alternatively, you can release this technique in a 5-foot wide, 120-foot long line. All creatures in the line must make a Dexterity saving throw with disadvantage. On a failure, they take full damage; on a success, half. The line form requires the same cost. You may maintain the line form, requiring concentration to do so. On subsequent turns while maintaining the line, you can fire the beam again by spending half the cursed energy and blood points, making the action to fire it a rooting action. When firing again this way the new line cannot be more than 90 degrees away from the previous line in any direction, the save against it does not have disadvantage, and any creatures in the path between the previous line and the new line must make the save. You may continue maintaining this line so long as your concentration is not broken, and your concentration is broken by preforming any action that is not firing the beam again. At 11th level, damage increases to 11d12; at 17th level to 15d12; at 20th level to 19d12. Blood Rain. You launch a beam into the sky that falls back as hundreds of blood droplets. As an Action, you spend 4 cursed energy and 8 blood points to trigger this effect. All creatures in a 30-foot radius must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 6d8 piercing damage; on a success, half. You may delay the fall for a number of rounds up to your Charisma modifier, with the effect occurring at the start of your turn on that round. Damage increases to 9d8 at 11th level, 12d8 at 17th, and 15d8 at 20th. Blood Terrain Infusion. You infuse the ground with blood, warping it to your will. As an Action, you spend 8 cursed energy and 12 blood points. All creatures in a 30-foot radius centered anywhere within range must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 5d10 piercing damage and are knocked prone; on a success, half damage and remain standing. You may also create a 100-foot tall cylindrical pillar in the area, elevating creatures within it to the top. Creatures that passed their save may choose to escape the area before elevation. Additionally, if this technique is used on ground affected by Piercing Blood or Blood Rain in the past minute, you may use this technique remotely from that area. At 11th level, creatures take 9d10 piercing damage. At 17th level, creatures take 12d10 piercing damage. At 20th level, creatures take 16d10 piercing damage. Blood Wave. You release a surging wall of blood in a radius around you. As an Action, you spend 6 cursed energy and 10 blood points to unleash a circular wave of blood up to 30 feet. Creatures in the area must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they take 6d6 bludgeoning damage and are pushed to the wall's range; on a success, they take half and are not pushed. When you spend extra Cursed Energy into this technique with Convergence, its maximum range increases by 10ft per Energy spent. Damage increases to 10d6 at 11th level, 14d6 at 17th, and 18d6 at 20th. Blood Manipulation Expansion Extension Technique At 10th level, you’ve mastered the ability to expand and enhance your control over blood while Convergence is active, granting you access to new techniques. These techniques are only usable while Convergence is active. You gain the following techniques: Crimson Guillotine. You forge your own domain of carnage, shaping your blood into a shifting grid of crimson slashes. As an action, you can spend an amount of cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier added twice and twice that amount in blood points to unleash a deadly lattice of slashing force. The grid extends in a (5 × the amount spent)-foot-long, 10-foot-wide and 10-foot-tall line starting from you. All creatures in the line must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 1d6 slashing damage per cursed energy spent, or half as much on a success. Additionally, when a creature targets you with a melee attack, you can create a smaller version of this technique as a reaction. Instead of a Dexterity saving throw, the creature must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take 1d6 slashing damage per cursed energy spent, or half as much on a success. At 17th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added thrice. Blood Caltrops. You summon floating caltrops of blood that punish enemy movement. As an Action, you may spend cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier and twice the amount of Blood Points to create Caltrops. For each cursed energy and 2 blood points spent, you create two caltrops. These caltrops hover in a 30-foot radius for 1 minute. Any enemy entering or starting their turn in the area must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 2d8 piercing damage per caltrop (max 4 caltrops affect a creature at once) and have their speed reduced by 20 feet per caltrop hit. On a success, half damage and no speed reduction. At 17th level, damage per caltrop increases to 4d8; at 20th level to 6d8. Blood Shield. You create a protective barrier of blood around yourself, absorbing incoming damage. As a reaction to being targeted by an attack, you may spend an amount of cursed energy and twice that amount in blood points, up to your Charisma modifier added twice. For every cursed energy spent, the blood shield gains 15 hit points, which absorb damage from the triggering attack before any other effects apply. If the shield’s hit points are reduced to 0, you take any remaining damage. If you took the Dodge action before this reaction, you may choose a number of creatures within your reach equal to your proficiency bonus to be protected by Blood Shield as well. As a reaction when the shield’s hit points are depleted (on another creature’s turn) or at will on your turn (no action required), you may spend cursed energy and blood points up to the same maximum to restore 15 hit points per cursed energy spent to the shield. If you spend additional cursed energy on Convergence, the Shield gains 10 additional hit points for every cursed energy spent. At 17th level, you may spend up to your Charisma modifier added twice + half your Charisma modifier. At 20th level, you may spend up to your Charisma modifier added thrice. Blood Meteorite. You have learned how to harden some of your blood and throw it against an opponent. As a bonus action for 6 Cursed Energy and 8 blood points, you target one target within 30 ft. of you. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll, on a hit they will take your 6d12 bludgeoning damage and must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they will become stunned until the end of your turn, on a success they're not stunned. This technique's damage increases to 10d12 at 17th level and 15d12 at 20th level. This technique can be used without convergence being active and is not affected by Water Dilution. Tokyo Feature: Wing King Imitation Extension Technique At 14th level, you've learnt to push your imagination. As a bonus action for 10 Cursed Energy and 10 Blood Points, you can activate an imitation of your fellow counterpart, the Rot Technique. You gain the following benefits for 1 minute: You can replace attacks in the Attack action to use any one of your offensive Blood Manipulation features instead, you cannot replace the cursed blast of blows feature’s attacks using this feature. Your Technique features range increases by 15ft when using this feature. You can use Homing Blood. Homing Blood. As an action for 8 Cursed Energy and 15 Blood Points you may create a homing beam of blood. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 120 feet of you, dealing 7d8 piercing damage on a hit. If the attack misses you may choose to re-roll it, up to an amount of times per turn equal to half your Charisma modifier (rounded down). The beam’s damage increases to 10d8 at 17th level, then again to 14d8 at 20th. Additionally if you have the Supernova feat you may create one orb (as per the feat) as part of firing the beam, using the beam as a canal to delivery compressed blood. When you do so, on a miss that you don’t re-roll you may deposit the orb in an unoccupied space within 5 feet of the missed target, then choosing when to explode the orb as per the feat. On a hit the orb is deposited in the hit target’s space. In either case if the orb is detonated before the end of your turn then saves against it are made at disadvantage. You may choose to miss a beam even if it would hit. Crimson Overflow Technique Improvement Finally, at 20th level, you have learned to condense, accelerate, and launch your blood at maximum speed, efficiency, and lethality. Every feature of this cursed technique now costs half as many Blood Points(rounded down). Additionally, every time you spend additional Cursed Energy on your features while Convergence is active, every 1 Cursed Energy you spend will count as 4 added, although this still cannot go above your maximum. This works damage, duration, and temporary hit points in case of your Cursed Energy Armor. Puppet Creation Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Coming with your mastery over both Reverse Cursed Technique and Blood Manipulation, you have gained your technique reversal. As an action for 5 cursed energy if a target were affected by a slashing or piercing attack within the last round or are under the bleeding condition or otherwise considered to have an open wound, you can attempt to manipulate the blood in a creature's body who is within 60 feet of you, making them your puppet. The target must make a Constitution saving throw. If they are dead, they automatically fail the saving throw. If a Blood Manipulation user tries to control another Blood Manipulation user, the targeted user has advantage on the Constitution saving throw. A success results in resisting the Puppet Creation, and a failure turns the target into the Blood Manipulation user's puppet. Creatures with no bodily fluids are immune to this feature. This technique requires concentration to be kept. The target can still talk, see, hear, and have their own consciousness, but they cannot control the rest of their body at all. A puppet cannot use their cursed technique. You can use an action or bonus action to move the target up to 30 feet, or you can have them attack with any weapon they have on them or that is within their reach. You roll for attack and damage, and you are proficient with any weapon. The creature may attempt the Constitution saving throw at the beginning of their turns.

Black Bird Manipulation

A sorcerer utilizing their Ravens, source [16]

The Black Bird Manipulation Innate Technique allows the user to imbue Ravens with cursed energy and control them.

Acquiring Ravens You can spend 1 cursed energy as an action to force a number of Ravens up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) within 60 feet of you to make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failure, they become charmed by you and obey all of your orders, even if it would harm them. If the Raven is incapacitated in any way, it automatically fails the Wisdom saving throw. You start with three controlled Ravens. Black Bird Manipulation Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique has allowed you to control Ravens via cursed energy. You can command your Ravens by using the Summon Commanding Rules, however the amount of Ravens you can command at once is up to half your sorcerer level (rounded up) instead of the normal amount. Raven Sight. You can close your eyes as a free action, giving you the blinded condition unless you have blindsight, in exchange for being able to see through one of your Ravens. While seeing through your Ravens, you can use your Perception skill and Passive Perception instead of the Ravens's. You have advantage in Wisdom (Perception) checks related to sight when watching through your Ravens. Additionally, while watching through your Ravens their sight range doubles. You can only see one Raven at a time and may switch between them at will. You can stop seeing through them as a bonus action. Streaming Service. Starting at 5th level you’ve developed a highly useful and highly profitable ability. You may touch a device with a screen to imbue it with your cursed energy, which lasts until you choose to end the imbuement at will (no action required). While a device is imbued this way you may choose for the screen to display what one of your Ravens sees. You may also choose for the device, if it has a speaker, for the speakers to play what the Raven hears. Dark Watch Technique Improvement At 3rd level, your Ravens are always guarding you. While a Raven is within 30 feet of you, creatures cannot gain advantage on attack rolls due to not being seen by you and you gain a +5 to your passive perception. Raven Collector Technique Improvement At 6th level, you are a specialist at collecting Ravens, so much so they naturally come to you. Ravens now do the Wisdom saving throw to resist your technique with disadvantage. Also, at the end of a long rest, you can roll a d6. The result is the amount of Ravens that you find in said long rest. Bird Strike Extension Technique At 10th level, through constant research and study, you have found out the true value of your technique. You can spend 10 cursed energy as an action to order a Raven you're currently controlling to make a binding vow, sacrificing its own life for you to create a powerful cursed energy strike. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a target within 60 feet of the bird. On a hit, they take 10d10 force damage and must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they are Bleeding. After impacting the target, the Bird will die. This technique's damage increases to 15d10 at 17th level, and 20d10 at 20th level. Tokyo School Feature: Swarm of the Night Extension Technique At 14th level, your time at Tokyo has made you realize that you have been treating the Ravens too individually when they are much stronger together. You can spend 4 cursed energy as an action to merge up to 10 controlled Ravens within 60 feet of you into a swarm of ravens. The Raven Swarm lasts for 1 minute or until it is reduced to 0 hit points (making all Ravens die) and is controlled by you, acting right after your turn ends. After the duration has passed, all Ravens go back to being one. You cannot see through your Raven Swarm. The Raven Swarm uses the Improved Durability variant rule. Swarm Power. All of the Ravens in the swarm are empowered by your cursed energy. They gain the following benefits: They add your Charisma modifier (minimum of 2) to their Strength, Dexterity and Constitution scores. Their flying speed is doubled. They add their Dexterity modifier to damage rolls. They have the Evasion feature. Swarm Cover. While you or an ally is within 5 feet of the Swarm of Ravens, attack rolls against said creature are made with disadvantage. Darkness Strike Technique Improvement Finally, at 20th level, you have improved your bird strike technique to the absolute limit. Your Bird Strike now ignores resistances but not immunities. Also, it ignores three-quarters and half cover. Dove Manipulation Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat With your mastery of Reverse Cursed Technique, you have learned Black Bird Manipulation's reversal. You are now able to tame Doves, or turn Ravens into Doves. As a Bonus Action, you may turn an amount of Ravens equal to your Charisma modifier into Doves, spending 1 Cursed Energy per Raven . Doves operate and follow the same rules as Ravens, although they cannot be used for Bird Strike. As part of controlling a Dove, you can spend cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier added twice to heal a creature within touch range using that Dove, the creature regains 1d8 hit points per Cursed Energy spent. While any allies are within 30ft of a Dove, they have advantage against the Frightened, Berserked and Bloodlusted conditions. If any allied creatures within range are reduced to 0 hit points or making death saves, they are instead stabilized. Additionally, a Dove can suppress an effect causing a creature within range to be Charmed, Frightened, Berserked or Bloodlusted. If the Dove leaves the 30ft radius of that creature, any suppressed effect resumes, provided that its duration has not expired in the meantime. You can only use this once per creature each short or long rest.

Boogie Woogie

A powerful Boogie Woogie user showing off his power, source [17]

This technique makes use of Cursed Energy to swap places with other people, creatures, and objects imbued with Cursed Energy.

Boogie Woogie Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have created a unique technique to switch places with your opponents, it's extremely simple, but effective. You can switch places with an ally or object within 30 feet of you that have Cursed Energy by clapping for 1 Cursed Energy. You may use this technique as an action, bonus action, or reaction, and you gain additional reactions equal to your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus that you can use exclusively for this feature. In addition, your craftiness in using your technique has led you to utilize cursed energy infused objects to swap with. You will gain the Object Infusion option from the Advanced Energy Usage feature early, however, you will only gain the ability to imbue objects that are Tiny, Small, or Medium size from the feature. If you ever gain the feature by normal means, you will gain its full capabilities instead. For an object to count as a cursed object, it must have been altered by a cursed tool's feature or imbued with cursed energy. A person with cursed energy is anyone who does not have levels in the Heavenly Restriction class or is holding a Cursed Tool. If this feature would target a New Shadow Style: Simple Domain the whole simple domain is swapped, along with all the creatures and objects inside. If this would put a creature or object in an occupied space or a space too small for it that creature or object is instead swapped to the nearest unoccupied space. A creature under the effects of Domain Amplification will still be swapped. Design Note: For the purpose of all Boogie Woogie abilities, if someone is targeted by an attack, and someone else is swapped with them as a reaction to that attack, they will be the new target of the attack. Depending on the nature of the attack, someone can even be hit by their own ranged attack this way. Cursed Displacement Technique Improvement At 3rd level, due to constant training and practice, you have improved your technique. You may switch the position of hostile creatures and can use this technique on 2 creatures at once. If a swapped creature was the original target of an attack, the attacker may redirect their attack to another valid target within range. However, they only have knowledge of the placements of objects and creatures before the swap, not after. If a swapped creature or object now occupies the attack's new space, they are targeted instead. Whenever you clap (once per round per creature with no action required), even if you do not use your technique, the affected creature must adjust their attack mid-action if their intended target was swapped. If they were targeting you directly and you clapped, they must succeed on a Charisma saving throw against your Cursed Energy DC to successfully re-aim at their new target; otherwise, they strike at their original target's prior location. Clapping without using your cursed technique does not force a saving throw on creatures actively tracking your cursed energy via the Cursed Energy Tracker feature. When using this technique, you must log what was swapped and where with the GM (or other players if applicable) before the attacker declares their adjusted attack. Both choices are then revealed simultaneously, and the action is resolved accordingly. This technique cannot cause a creature to hit itself with a melee attack, nor can it extend a melee attack beyond its reach. Clapping Like Your Life Depends on It Technique Improvement At 6th level, you have improved your cursed technique once more. Your Boogie Woogie technique gains the following benefits: The range of the technique extends to 45 feet. You can now use it once per turn as a free action. Clapping With Your Soul Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have honed your skills and made a simple clapping technique into something far greater. Your Boogie Woogie Technique gains the following benefits: The range of this technique extends to 60 feet. When you switch places with an ally who was previously in range of an enemy right before the switch, your next attack roll has advantage, the same applies for the ally if you were in the range and both if you both were. If you are in range of an ally and you switch with an enemy, you may also get advantage if you are now next to an enemy, the same applies for the ally if they were in your position, and your ally gains advantage vs the enemy switched for the next attack. Tokyo Feature School: Total Sync Technique Improvement At 14th level, due to your time training with allies at Tokyo, you have learned how to be in total sync with one of them. At the end of a long rest, choose one ally to become in sync with. Whenever you switch places with this ally, it can use its reaction to make an attack roll. At 20th level, the ally that you sync with can now make the attack action as a reaction after a switch. Round of Applause Technique Improvement At 20th level, the user may now give applause from their hearts, and now you can clap your hands with another creature within reach for your technique to activate. The Cursed Energy DC to resist your technique increases by your Charisma modifier. Grand Clap. You have also mastered positioning on the battlefield and your wit has become so quick, you can now switch all. You can perform a Grand Clap for 5 cursed energy that affects all creatures within 60 feet, allowing you to switch the places of any enemies, allies, and cursed objects simultaneously. Cursed Inaction Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat With great mastery over the Reversed Cursed Technique, you have found the reversal of your technique. Instead of switching your targets, you immobilize them for a short period, it's extremely simple but effective. You can immobilize yourself and 2 other creatures (Hostile or not), cursed objects or tools within 60ft. of you for 2 cursed energy. All of the chosen creatures (including you) are stunned until the beginning of your next turn. You may use this technique as an action, bonus action, or reaction, however, it cannot benefit from the additional reactions given by the Boogie Woogie feature. After the first time this technique was used, any of the creatures affected may roll a Charisma Saving Throw against your Cursed Energy DC to not be affected by immobilization.

Sound Amplification

A Sound Amplification user, source [18]

The Sound Amplification technique makes the user act as a sound amplification device, which allows them to launch waves of energy through an electric instrument.

Sound Amplification Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows you to turn yourself into a sound amplification device. You gain proficiency in the Performance skill or expertise if already proficient. You also gain proficiency with one instrument of your choice, and you start with that same instrument as part of your starting equipment. As an action for 2 cursed energy while holding your electrical instrument, you can make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against one creature within 30ft. of you. On a hit, they take 2d10 thunder damage and are knocked back 10ft. This technique's damage increases to 3d10 at 5th level, 5d10 at 11th level, 8d10 at 17th level and 12d10 at 20th level. Sound Waves. At 5th level, you became better at using your cursed energy waves, now being able to launch multiple at once. When you use your action to launch sound waves, you can make additional ranged cursed energy attack rolls equal to the number of attacks you can make on your attack action, with each costing 2 cursed energy. Sound Blast. At 11th level, you have learned how to focus all of your sound waves into one big blast. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you can launch a massive sound wave from your instrument and force every creature in a 15ft. cone to make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they take 9d10 thunder damage, are pushed 20ft. back, and are deafened until the beginning of your next turn. On a success they take half as much damage, are not deafened, and are pushed only 10ft. back. This technique deals twice as much damage to objects and structures. This technique's damage increases to 13d10 at 17th level and 17d10 at 20th level Resonance Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you have learned to harness the resonance of sound waves to enhance your attacks. When you use your Sound Amplification technique, you can choose to resonate your sound waves, causing them to travel through the air in a more concentrated form. Your range for sound amplification increases to 60 feet. Additionally, when you hit a creature with Sound Amplification features, you can choose to impose disadvantage on their next attack roll before the end of their next turn as the reverberations disrupt their focus. Build Up Extension Technique At 6th level, you've learned that playing just isn't enough, you've got to know when to launch your biggest hit. Whenever you take your action to use sound amplification or sound blast, you can instead start playing your instrument and not launch the attack. You can wait a number of rounds this way up to your Charisma modifier, in which then you are forced to launch your attack. You add 2 damage die per round you remain playing your instrument, and your thunder damage bypasses resistances when used this way. You count as concentrating while you're playing your instrument this way. You cannot use sound amplification's additional attacks when using it this way. Additionally, you may use it as a reaction instead of an action if you were playing before launching the attack. Epic Solo Extension Technique At 10th level, you can unleash a powerful solo that amplifies the effects of your sound techniques. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you can perform an electrifying solo that lasts for 1 minute. During this time, whenever you use Sound Amplification features, you may add an additional 2d10 thunder damage to the attack's total damage. You can pay an additional amount of cursed energy equal to your Charisma modifier to add an extra 2d10 thunder damage per energy spent. Additionally, the performance creates a shockwave of sound. All creatures within a 15-foot radius of you must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are pushed back 15 feet and are deafened until the end of their next turn. On a success, they take half damage from the solo and are not pushed back. Tokyo School Feature: Musical Vibes Extension Technique At 14th level, you've learned to realize that you should be more relaxed about playing music. As a bonus action for 8 cursed energy, you can start playing your instrument and feel a vibe of your choice for 1 minute. You can have one of the following vibes active at once: Happy Vibes. Your music gives off happy and upbeat vibes, and people love it! Whenever you hit a creature with your sound amplification, they must make a Charisma saving throw or become charmed until your "vibe" ends. They can remake the saving throw at the beginning of their turns, ending the condition early on a success. Sad Vibes. Your music gives off sad and depressed vibes, and it's bringing the whole mood down. Whenever you hit a creature with your sound amplification, they must make a Charisma saving throw or be knocked prone and have their speed reduced to 0 until your "vibe" ends. They can remake the saving throw at the beginning of your turns, with their movement speed going back to normal early on a success. Angry Vibes. Your music gives off angry and rebellious vibes, and it's making people scream! Whenever you hit a creature with your sound amplification, they must make a Charisma saving throw or become berserk until your "vibe" ends. They can remake the saving throw at the beginning of their turns, ending the condition early on a success. While you have this active, you count as concentrating, as if you were concentrating on a spell. Master of Sound Technique Improvement At 20th level, you mastery of sound allows you to exert complete control over its effects. Your sound techniques now have the following benefits: Your attacks using Sound Amplification features ignore resistance to thunder damage and your technique now ignores immunity to the deafened condition. Creatures hit by your sound techniques must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are knocked prone and deafened until the end of their next turn. On a success, they are unaffected. The saving throw is made with disadvantage. You gain immunity to the deafened condition and cannot be affected by sound-based effects that would normally incapacitate or harm you. Sound Nullification Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat You have mastered both the Reverse Cursed Technique and the art of music. Doing so has unlocked your cursed technique reversal. As an action for 4 cursed energy, you can reduce the sound in a 30-foot radius surrounding yourself. Any creature entirely inside of this radius is deafened and cannot use innate technique features. You must concentrate on this as if you were concentrating on a spell. This effect ends after 1 minute.

Rot Technique

A Rot Technique user rotting a victim's body, source [19]

A variation of the blood manipulation technique, the Rot technique utilizes rotting blood from the user. While less versatile, the Rot Technique ends up being more destructive than blood manipulation.

Rotten Blood Your Cursed Energy and Blood is malformed to rot. Whenever you deal damage with a cursed energy feature you can change the damage type to acid instead of necrotic. In addition you gain resistance to acid damage when your Cursed Armor is active. Blood Points Blood Points are a currency used to power the abilities of this Innate Technique, alongside Cursed Energy. You can expend your own hit points to generate Blood Points, gaining 1 Blood Point per hit point lost. However, most users of this technique prefer to store blood in advance for their battles. You may store your own blood in any proper container, such as a vial, flask, blood bag, or similar recipient. The amount of Blood Points generated from stored blood depends on the volume of blood, as shown in the table below: Blood Volume Blood Points Generated 1 pint (0.5 L) 6 Blood Points 1 liter 12 Blood Points 2 liters 24 Blood Points 3 liters 36 Blood Points You start with 2 bags, each containing 1 pint of blood (6 Blood Points per bag). You can also use any of your blood within 10 feet of you to fuel your abilities, with the DM deciding the appropriate amount of Blood Points you can extract. If you have the Cursed Projectiles feat, you can choose to use Blood Points in place of Cursed Energy for that technique, spending 2 Blood Points for each Cursed Energy. You may only use your own blood to generate Blood Points. If you possess the Energy to Blood feat, your Blood Points will be affected by Tokyo School's cursed energy economy. Water Dilution. Your control over blood manipulation is severely hindered when submerged in large volumes of water. While at least half of your body is submerged, you cannot use any Technique features that manipulate blood externally. The sheer volume of water disrupts the integrity of the blood, making external manipulation impossible. While submerged, you cannot use the Darkened Blood Manipulation, Evolved Darkened Blood Manipulation or Wing King features for the duration of your submersion or while in heavy rain. If you attempt to do so, you will still spend cursed energy and blood points, but nothing will occur. Rot Technique Your blood is dark, toxic, and corrosive, capable of burning skin and eating away at solid rock. Whenever you use any features of this Technique, the damage type can be changed to Acid. Additionally, whenever a feature from this Technique hits a creature, whether through an attack roll or a saving throw, the target must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take 1d8 additional acid damage, or half as much on a success. The additional acid damage increases to 3d8 at 5th level, 6d8 at 11th level, 10d8 at 17th level, and 15d8 at 20th level. Darkened Blood Manipulation Lapse Technique Your control over your corrupted, toxic blood allows you to unleash devastating attacks. You gain the following offensive techniques: Blood Lance. You shape your toxic blood into a long, piercing lance. As an action, for 2 Cursed Energy and 3 Blood Points, you conjure a lance of blood and hurl it at a creature within 30 feet. The target must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, they take 2d8 piercing damage, or half as much on a success. The damage increases to 4d8 at 11th level, 6d8 at 17th level, and 8d8 at 20th level. Rotting Surge. You send a wave of rotting blood surging towards your enemies. As an action, for 4 Cursed Energy and 6 Blood Points, you create a wave of blood that crashes in a 15-foot cone in front of you. Each creature in the area must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, they take 3d8 bludgeoning damage and are poisoned for 1 minute. On a successful save, they take half as much damage and are not poisoned. The damage increases to 6d8 at 11th level, 9d8 at 17th level, and 12d8 at 20th level You may make a Constitution saving throw at the beginning of your turns to end the poisoned condition Blood Spray. You're able to spit a vicious amount of blood towards your enemy, allowing you to catch them off guard. As an action, you can spend 2 Cursed Energy and 3 Blood Points to make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 10 feet of you. On a hit, the target takes 3d6 piercing damage, and the blood clings to their face, partially blinding them which grants them disadvantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks relying on sight until the start of their next turn. If the attack is a critical hit, they are blinded until the start of their next turn. Alternatively, you can choose to try to spit on multiple creatures in one go. Instead of a ranged cursed energy attack roll, you may force creatures in a 10-foot cube originating within 5 feet of yourself must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take 3d6 damage and the blood clings to their face, partially blinding them which grants them disadvantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks relying on sight until the start of their next turn. If they fail by 5 or more, they are blinded until the start of their next turn. At 6th level, the damage increases to 6d6, at 11th level, the damage increases to 9d6 and at 17th level, the damage increases to 12d6. Decay Extension Technique At 3rd level, you have developed an extension to kill targets from a distance. As a bonus action for 4 Cursed Energy, you can target a creature that has failed a saving throw against your Rot Technique or a feature from this technique has hit them in the last minute. You cover them in a floral pattern known to kill opponents in minutes. They must make a Constitution saving throw at the beginning of their turns, receiving the effects of failing a Rot Technique saving throw on a failure and the effects of succeeding on it on a success. When targeted this way, the Rot Technique instead reduces a creature's maximum Hit Points by the damage it deals, at the end of a long rest the creature's maximum Hit Points return to normal. You must spend 2 Cursed Energy at the beginning of your turns to keep it active. This technique can only be deactivated if you fall unconscious or deactivate it at will. At 5th level, you can target a number of creatures up to your Charisma modifier with this technique. At 11th level, you inflict the poisoned condition on any creatures currently affected by the technique. At 17th level, you now pay 1 cursed energy to keep the technique active. At 20th level, you no longer have to pay cursed energy to keep it active. A creature who possesses the Reinforced Immune System feat is not poisoned by this feature. Evolved Darkened Blood Manipulation Technique Improvement At 6th level, you have learned to use your blood for offensive and defensive strategies. You gain the following techniques: Crimson Augment. You channel your rotting blood into a melee attack, empowering your strikes. Once per turn when you make a melee weapon attack for 4 Cursed Energy and 3 Blood Points, you can augment your strikes with your blood. On a hit, the target takes normal damage plus an additional 2d8 acid damage. The additional acid damage increases to 5d8 at 11th level, 9d8 at 17th level, and 14d8 at 20th level. Blood Shield. You create a protective barrier of blood around yourself, absorbing incoming damage. As a reaction when you are hit by a melee attack, you may spend an amount of cursed energy and twice that amount in blood points, up to your Charisma modifier. For every cursed energy spent, the Blood Shield gains 10 hit points, which absorb damage from the triggering attack before any other effects apply. If the shield’s hit points are reduced to 0, you take any remaining damage. If the shield absorbs all damage from the triggering attack, the attacker must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take damage equal to your Rot Technique’s damage dice and are poisoned for 1 minute. On a success, they take half damage and are not poisoned. A poisoned creature may remake the Constitution saving throw at the start of each of their turns, ending the effect on a success. As a reaction when the shield’s hit points are depleted (on another creature’s turn), or at will on your turn (no action required), you may spend cursed energy and blood points up to the same maximum to restore 10 hit points per cursed energy spent to the shield. At 17th level, you may spend up to your Charisma modifier + half your Charisma modifier (rounded down). At 20th level, you may spend up to your Charisma modifier added twice. Reconstructive Blood. You can use your blood as a method of reconstructing your own limbs. As a bonus action, for an amount of Cursed Energy depending on the limb and an equal amount of blood points, you can recreate a lost limb by making a blood copy of it. It works exactly the same as the original, but every creature you touch or hit with it suffers from your Rot Technique feature. The limb lasts for 1 minute, after which it is destroyed. Limb Cursed Energy Cost Tiny Limbs(Ears, Fingers, Teeth) 2 cursed energy per limb Medium Limbs(Arms, Legs) 4 cursed energy per limb Wing King Maximum Technique At 10th level, with extended usage of your technique, you have developed a maximum technique that manipulates your blood to shape large wasp-like wings. As a bonus action for 10 Cursed Energy and 10 Blood Points, you gain the following benefits for 1 minute: Your wasp wings keep you above the ground, making you stay at least 10 feet above the ground for the duration. You can move with your wings, granting you a +30 bonus to your movement speed and a climbing speed equal to your walking speed. You can replace attacks in the Attack action to use any one of your offensive Rot Technique features instead. You gain advantage on Dexterity saving throws. You can use Homing Blood. You cannot use this feature and the Decay feature at the same time. Homing Blood. As an action for 8 Cursed Energy and 15 Blood Points you may create a homing beam of blood. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 120 feet of you, dealing 7d8 piercing damage on a hit. If the attack misses you may choose to re-roll it, up to an amount of times per turn equal to half your Charisma modifier (rounded down). The beam’s damage increases to 10d8 at 17th level, then again to 14d8 at 20th. Tokyo Feature: Life to Energy Extension Technique At 14th level, you have developed an extension for your technique that harnesses the power of decay to siphon not only the life but also the energy of your enemies. As a reaction for 10 Cursed Energy when a creature takes damage from your Decay Technique, you can make them lose a portion of their energy. The target loses an amount of Cursed Energy equal to ¼ of the damage dealt. If the target has no remaining Cursed Energy, they instead take additional damage equal to the amount they would have lost in Cursed Energy, effectively doubling the damage dealt by the Decay Technique. Additionally, for each creature affected by this feature, you regain Cursed Energy equal to half the amount lost, rounding down. The Rotten One Technique Improvement Finally, at 20th level, you have mastered the Rot Technique, making perfect use of your blood. Your acid damage now overcomes resistance to acid damage, and creatures must make your Constitution saving throw with disadvantage. Additionally, you now overcome immunity to the poisoned condition and it now deals the burned condition on a failure of the constitution saving throws. Bloom Technique Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Coming with your master over Reverse Cursed Technique is your technique reversal. You now know how to change what rots the body into something that blooms health within the body. Rot Technique. Your blood is blood red, healthy and capable of healing the body whenever it touches it. Whenever you use any features of this Technique, the damage taken causes them to instead heal the same amount of hit points. Additionally, whenever a feature from this technique hits a creature, whether through an attack roll or a saving throw, the target must make a Constitution saving throw, this causes the cost of those features to be doubled. On a failure, nothing happens, however, on a success, they regain an additional 2d8 hit points. The additional healing increases to 3d8 at 5th level, 6d8 at 11th level, 10d8 at 17th level, and 15d8 at 20th level.

Cursed Spirit Manipulation

A Cursed Spirit Manipulation user with a curse above himself, source [20]

Cursed Spirit Manipulation allows its user to control vagabond cursed spirits.

Design Note: If you're not in a jujutsu campaign, you may ask your GM if you have permission to absorb non-humanoid creatures instead of cursed spirits. Cursed Spirit Absorption Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you know the taste that no one will ever know, the one of curses. As an action or reaction for 1 Cursed Energy, you may manipulate a cursed spirit with a number of hit points equal to your Charisma modifier x your proficiency bonus or less that is within 60 feet of you, and transform its soul into a small black orb for you to eat. You may also ignore those conditions if the creature's CR is equal to or lower than your proficiency bonus. After it you can eat the orb, absorbing the creature, which allows you to summon it as an ally to fight for you later. A cursed spirit that is dropped to 0 hit points by radiant damage is exorcised and can no longer be absorbed this way. You may only consume orbs without physical detriments if the creature consumed has a CR lower or equal to your Jujutsu Sorcerer level. If you try to eat an orb out of a creature with a CR higher than your level, you must roll a DC 5 + the creature's CR Constitution Saving Throw. On a success, you can absorb the creature and may use it after a short or long rest, on a failure you gain 2 levels of exhaustion and receive xd12 Necrotic Damage, with "X" being the creature's CR. You don't need to make this save if the curse is 2 or more grades lower than you are as a sorcerer. For example, absorbing a semi-grade 1 curse does not require a save if you are special grade, nor does absorbing a grade 2 curse if you are grade 1(both instances have a 2-grade gap including semi-grade 1). You cannot absorb spirits that belong to other creatures, such as bound spirits or spirits with a master, unless the master dies first. You can have as many cursed spirits as you want, but for every 10 cursed spirits you consume, you must make a DC15 Wisdom saving throw. On a success you will gain no aftereffects. On a failure, you will gain short-term madness if you fail by 4 or less, you will gain Long-Term Madness if you fail the save by 5 or more, and you will gain Indefinite Madness if you fail the save by 10 or more. Each absorbed creature gains the following attributes: They become immune to being frightened or charmed. They lose their free will and follow each and every command you give them. If they are reduced to 0 hit points they die instantly, and cannot be revived by any means. The creature will gain the Cursed Spirits Invisible Force, Undead Nature, and Cursed Nature Racial trait. Creatures that are not summoned count as taking a long rest when you take a long rest. Once absorbed, a creature’s progression stops, and they cannot grow in power in any way, unable to progress in level, CR or any other facets of progression. Even if they are far away from you, you'll know if your cursed spirits were exorcised. Controlling Cursed Spirits. You can summon your cursed spirits as an action by spending Cursed Energy equal to their CR (minimum of 1), summoning a number of them up to your Charisma modifier within 30 feet of you. To control and command your spirits, use the Summon Commanding Rules. At 10th level, you may use the additional Reactions provided for desummoning curses. The number of cursed spirits you can have summoned and control varies according to their Grades. Additionally, when you summon too many cursed spirits, you find yourself unable to manage them individually, being forced to control them as a unit, making them lose their individual strengths for better management in numbers. When you summon 10 or more cursed spirits of the same grade at once, you must turn them into a swarm, as shown in the table. A swarm counts as only 1 cursed spirit for the purposes of commanding. If you wish to use one of your cursed spirits that is in a swarm individually, you may control it by spending an Action or Bonus Action as usual. You can have multiple swarms at once, but each spirit in each swarm still fills up your summoning limit as normal. Cursed Spirit Grade Number you may have summoned at once Swarm of Curses Grade 4 (Your Jujutsu Sorcerer level + your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus) x 3 Swarm of Grade 4 Cursed Spirits Grade 3 (Your Jujutsu Sorcerer level + your Charisma modifier) x 3 Swarm of Grade 3 Cursed Spirits Semi-Grade 2 Your Jujutsu Sorcerer level + your Charisma modifier added twice + your proficiency bonus added twice Swarm of Semi-Grade 2 Cursed Spirits Grade 2 Your Jujutsu Sorcerer level + your Charisma modifier added twice Swarm of Grade 2 Cursed Spirits Semi-Grade 1 Your Jujutsu Sorcerer level + your Charisma modifier Swarm of Semi-Grade 1 Cursed Spirits Grade 1 Half your Jujutsu Sorcerer level + your Charisma modifier Special Grade Your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus If you die, all the cursed spirits you have absorbed are set free, as if they all underwent Cursed Spirit Release. Smokescreen. At 5th level, you have learnt that desummoning your spirits comes with its own benefits. Whenever a spirit in your line of sight has just died, you may spend a reaction for 5 cursed energy for the spirit to burst into a cloud of smoke. The area is considered heavily obscured and its range is 5 x (+1 for every grade they are above Grade 4), this lasts until the end of the current turn. You may also use this when you are targeted by an attack and a spirit is within 5 ft. of you, causing the area in a 5ft cube originating from you to become heavily obscured until the end of the current turn. At 10th level, you may use the additional reactions provided by Cursed Spirit Battle General for Smokescreen. Cursed Spirit Release. At 11th Level, you have become able to release cursed spirits from your curse manipulation. At the end of a long rest, you may release one spirit from your curse manipulation, freeing them from your control, and regaining their free will, and losing the features of an absorbed spirit. Cursed Infused Spirits Technique Improvement At 3rd level, your cursed energy is being constantly imbued into your spirits. As part of summoning one of your cursed spirits, you may spend Cursed Energy up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) to increase the potency of your cursed spirits. The cursed spirit will gain two of the following benefits of your choice for 1 minute: A bonus to their attack rolls equal to half of the energy spent(rounded down). A bonus to damage rolls equal to half of the energy spent(rounded down). Extra 5 feet movement speed per energy spent. Any DCs they have are increased by an amount equal to half the energy spent (rounded down). You may apply these benefits to any number of summoned creatures at once when they are summoned, but you must still apply them individually to each summoned creature. In addition, as a reaction for x Cursed Energy when you take damage from a source that you can see, you may summon a Cursed Spirit so to take the damage for you, reducing it by the current amount of the Cursed Spirits' hitpoints, with x being the CR of the creature summoned, once the damage has been taken, the creature is instantly dismissed or if reduced to 0, any remaining damage goes to you, and the Cursed Spirit instantly dies. Curse Reinforced Spirits. At 11th level, you can now fundamentally increase a spirit’s tenacity by infusing it with your cursed energy when you summon it. As a part of summoning one of your cursed spirits, you may spend cursed energy up to your charisma modifier added twice, to enhance one of your spirits, gaining one of the following benefits of your choice for one minute. Their Strength score and its maximum is increased by half the amount spent. Their Dexterity score and its maximum is increased by half the amount spent. Their Constitution score and its maximum is increased by half the amount spent. If this results in a higher Hit Point Maximum, the additional hit points the spirit would gain will be added as Temporary hit points when the curse is summoned. They will gain a damage reduction equal to the amount spent. You may apply these benefits to any number of summoned creatures at once when they are summoned, but your must still apply them individually to each summoned creature. Swarms Infuser. At 17th level, you have learned to infuse your swarms as a whole for devastating raw power. You can now apply the benefits of Curse Infused Spirits and Curse Reinforced Spirits to a Swarm itself when summoning it. Swarms will count as one creature for the purpose of infusing them with your cursed energy. Perfect Spirit Control Technique Improvement At 6th level, you have grown experienced with your cursed technique, giving you perfect control over your spirits. You will gain the following benefits: The amount of cursed spirits it takes for you to make a Wisdom saving throw will be increased to 20. Your DC for eating cursed spirits with a CR higher than your level is decreased by your Charisma modifier You can now summon cursed spirits as a bonus action. The number of cursed spirits you may summon with a single action is now your Charisma modifier added twice. At 10th level, this increases to added thrice, and at 14th level, it increases to added four times. When you summon a cursed spirit, you may give it a command as part of the same action, and the command will be a complex or simple one depending on the action you used (ie. if you summon it with an Action you can give it a complex command, and a simple one with a Bonus Action). When you summon a Grade 4 cursed spirit, you may also summon a number of them up to your Charisma modifier for only the Cursed Energy cost of the first one, if all of them would have an equal cost or less. At 10th level, this increases to your Charisma modifier added twice. At 14th level, you may also do this to Grade 3 cursed spirits. Cursed Spirit Battle General Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have become the ultimate battle master of your cursed spirits, being able to perfectly integrate them into your combat style. You can now summon cursed spirits as a Reaction to being targeted by a weapon attack, spell, melee cursed energy attack roll, ranged cursed energy attack roll, or any saving throws from sources outside your body, and you gain additional Reactions equal to your Charisma modifier that you can only use to summon your cursed spirits, use one for reducing damage or command them to take their Reaction. When summoning a cursed spirit as a Reaction, you can immediately command them to perform a Reaction if they have one without expending another Reaction, and they can take their Reaction as if they were being targeted by whatever effect you were originally. Alternatively, you can have them make one Action or Bonus Action, in which they can only make a single attack, spell, ability, or technique, and can't open Domain Expansions if they have one. Additionally, when you use your Martial Arts to make an extra unarmed strike or one-handed weapon attack as a Bonus Action, you can command all of your cursed spirits within 10 ft. of you to also make one melee weapon attack as part of the same action, and when using your Cursed Blast of Blows you can instead command them to take their full Attack Action. This feature only works on things that travel and can be stopped. Abilities that do not physically travel will not be stopped by Cursed Spirit Battle General. For example, Eye contact, mind control, basilisk stare, making things explode with your mind, etc. Tokyo School Feature: Minimum Uzumaki Extension Technique At 14th level, you have created a way to fuse two cursed spirits into a deadly spiral. As a bonus action, you can spend two cursed spirits to create a miniature spiral that fits in your hand. It can't be seen by the creature until it spends an action to make a DC25 Perception check. As an action or reaction to being targeted by a melee attack for 5 Cursed Energy, you can release all the condensed energy from this Uzumaki into a creature. Make a melee cursed energy attack roll against one of their limbs without penalty (though you cannot choose their torso, jaw or skull). On a hit the target takes Xd12 of necrotic damage (The 'X' is the combined challenge rating of the two curses), this ignores resistance and treats immunity like resistance. On a critical hit, the creature must make a Constitution saving throw against your Cursed Energy DC. On a failure, they lose the targeted limb. You have advantage on your attack roll if the target has not detected your Minimum Uzumaki. Both of the cursed spirits that were used in the Uzumaki cannot be used anymore since they are spent. However, you can choose to obtain any cursed techniques or spellcasting abilities they had. Spells cost are their level times two in cursed energy, while cursed techniques cost as much as it would for the curse. You can have up to three cursed techniques or spellcasting abilities before needing to forget one to gain another. Right after the first use of the spellcasting ability or the cursed technique, you lose said feature and gain a free technique slot. Maximum Uzumaki Maximum Technique At 20th level, your understanding of Cursed Spirit Manipulation has allowed you to reach a new pinnacle of jujutsu sorcery and developed a Maximum Technique. While Uzumaki has its main purpose of recycling weaker spirits, if a spirit with a cursed technique is put into Uzumaki, you may extract the technique to use for yourself. As an action for 2 cursed energy per cursed spirit in Uzumaki to a maximum of 20 cursed energy, you can put any number of your cursed spirits(minimum 1) into a dark spiral-like pattern that you can use in an attack. Every creature in a 30 times every cursed spirit used foot cone must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 1d12 necrotic damage per cursed spirit used in Uzumaki. On a success, they take half as much damage. A cursed spirit above CR 1 may be treated as an amount of spirits equal to its CR. This feature treats immunity as resistance and resistances as if you were hitting a creature normally. The amount of cursed spirits you can add into your Uzumaki is your Charisma modifier times your proficiency bonus added twice. The damage dice of Uzumaki cannot exceed 60 before outside increases unless you're above 20th level. Design Note: When playing outside a Jujutsu-only campaign, absorbed creatures other than cursed spirits need to be at least CR 1 to be put into Maximum Uzumaki. All of the cursed spirits that were used in the Uzumaki cannot be used anymore since they are spent. However, you can choose to obtain any cursed techniques or spellcasting abilities they had. Spells cost are their level times two in cursed energy, while cursed techniques cost as much as it would for the curse. You can have up to three cursed techniques or spellcasting abilities before needing to forget one to gain another. Right after the first use of the spellcasting ability or the cursed technique, you lose said feature and gain a free technique slot. Both Uzumaki variations share these three slots. This technique deals twice as much damage to objects and structures. Cursed Spirit Annihilation Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat With your mastery of the Reverse cursed technique, you have now unlocked your reversal, the ability to infuse spirits with positive energy, annihilating them. As an action or reaction for an amount cursed energy equal to half of the spirits CR(rounded up) you can target a spirit with a number of hit points equal to your Charisma modifier added twice times your proficiency bonus added twice or less that is within 60 feet of you. The spirit must make a Constitution saving throw. On a success, they are unaffected. On a failure, they are overloaded with positive energy, being killed outright. You may also ignore the conditions if the spirit’s CR is equal to or lower than your proficiency bonus.

Cloning Technique

A cloning technique user, source [21]

Cloning Technique is an innate technique that allows you to create up to four perfect clones of yourself.

Cloning Technique Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have learned the basis of your cloning technique. As an action for 2 cursed energy, you can create a perfect clone of yourself within 5ft. of you. It has 1/4th of your maximum hit points(rounded down), class, and racial features(other than this feature). Any clone counts as yourself, you instantly know of any information they acquire as if you had acquired it, and you can switch bodies with any clone you currently have as a bonus action. It cannot use any features that use cursed energy. The maximum amount of clones you can make is 1. You control your clones and they act in the same turn as you do. If a clone dies you may not summon another clone to replace it for one minute. For each clone you currently have out, the cost to summon another clone is increased by 2. At 14th level, your clones now have access to your cursed energy pool and cursed energy features, but they cannot open more than one Domain Expansion. Two Clones Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you have been gaining mastery over your cloning technique, making you able to use 2 clones. The maximum amount of clones you can make is now 2. Additionally, you can now switch places with your clones as a response to incoming danger. When you would receive damage, as a reaction for 5 cursed energy you can switch bodies with a clone making it take the damage instead of you. Three Clones Technique Improvement At 6th level, the quantity of clones you can summon just keeps getting bigger. Your maximum amount of clones you can make is now 3. In addition, your clones now have a number of hit points equal to half your maximum hit points(rounded down), and you can switch bodies with your clones as a Free action instead of a bonus action. Four Clones Technique Improvement At 10th level, with practice comes perfection, you have reached your peak in clone quantity. Your maximum amount of clones you can make is now 4. In addition, your clones now have a number of hit points equal to your maximum hit points. Tokyo School Feature: Full Assault Technique Improvement At 14th level, you've learnt to overwhelm your opponents with clones. Whenever a clone is within 5ft. of another clone, it can make any attack rolls with advantage. In addition, while four of your clones are within 5ft. of an hostile creature, it will make all saving throws against you with disadvantage. True Clone Potential Technique Improvement Finally, at 20th level, you have reached the maximum of your cloning technique, finally unlocking its peak. Whenever you or any clones use a cursed energy related feature that affects only yourself or the clone, such as Cursed Strike, Cursed Armor or Cursed Patient Defense, the feature affects all clones and yourself. Additionally, you can now create clones as a bonus action. Object Cloning Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat With great mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique, you have found out the reversal of your technique. You have learned how to clone things without cursed energy, such as ordinary objects and weapons. As an action for 4 cursed energy, you can clone a non-magical or cursed energy filled object or structure within sight range, spending +2 to clone it for every size category that the object or structure has above medium. Objects and structures created this way have their hit points calculated as you currently calculate your clone's hit points however, they work and function the exact same as the normal object or structure. For 10 cursed energy, you can clone a common magical item or semi-grade cursed tool. You can expend 14 cursed energy to clone an uncommon magical item or grade 3 cursed tool. Lastly, you can expend 16 cursed energy to clone a rare magical item or a grade 2 cursed tool. Magical items and cursed tools created from this feature last for 1 hour.

Brain Technique

Kenjaku, the mastermind of the Heian era, source [22]

The Brain technique is a body stealing technique. It is currently one of the strongest jujutsu techniques to date.

Active Use Technique The Brain technique is always active, allowing you to control and use the body you have taken. If your cursed technique ever becomes burnt out or unusable, you will fall prone and become paralyzed. If you possess the Barrier Master feat, you may attempt to circumvent this by deploying a complex barrier technique, separating the techniques operations. At the start of your turns while your cursed technique is not usable, you must make a DC 30 Intelligence saving throw. On a success, you will not become prone and paralyzed and will be able to operate your body freely. On a failure, you will still become prone and paralyzed. All other rules of technique burnout will still apply. At 11th level, the DC now decreases to 25 and finally at 17th level, the DC is reduced to 20. A creature with 21 or more levels in the Barrier Master Sorcerer path automatically succeeds on this saving throw. The Brain Technique's special functions allow you to control and utilize the possessed body's technique. The Brain technique will not count against using multiple Cursed Techniques. Domain Stealing If you possess the Domain Expansion feat, and steal a body that possesses a domain expansion, when expanding a domain, you must expand the exact domain of the body you have stolen. When expanding the domain in this way, you may use your refinement or the original user's refinement, whichever is higher. If the original user's refinement is higher than yours, you may not alter or change the properties of the domain expansion in any way, unless the body had altered those same properties before. Body Steal Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have a rather disgusting technique, being frowned upon by the majority of sorcerers. When you have a humanoid creature's corpse, you may spend 4 cursed energy to perform a ritual, assisted by another creature to put your brain in that creature through a transfer technique over the course of 5 minutes. You can do this as part of a short or long rest, reducing the cursed energy cost to 2 instead. This cursed energy spent cannot be recovered until your next long rest. While in the creature's body, you lose any kind of racial features of your older body, as well as body feats, and any feats pertaining to the body. You will gain the following benefits from the body: You will gain the class and subclass features of the body. You cannot gain features you already possess. You will count as your level in the class and subclass levels you gain. You cannot gain levels higher than the level the body already possesses. (For example, if a body had 4 levels in the Taijutsu Master sorcerer path, you will not be able to count as higher than 4th level in the Taijutsu Master sorcerer path gained from that body.) If a class or subclass feature grants a benefit outside of a class feature, such as a feat or ability score increase, you will not gain the feature if it has already been applied to the body, and will instead gain what has already been applied. The creature's race will become your race, and you will gain its racial features. You cannot gain any racial features that have already been applied to the body, such as ability score increase or proficiencies. Your Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution scores will become that of the current body. Your hit dice will remain the same, however your maximum hit points will be recalculated using the Constitution score and Body feats of the body. You will gain the feats that the body possesses. (You cannot gain the Jujutsu Genius or Black Flash feats from the body.) As normal, you cannot gain a feat more than once, unless otherwise stated. If a body possesses a feat or feature that primarily increases your cursed energy, you will not gain the feat. Instead, the feat will continue to add towards the maximum cursed energy of the body, which is now yours to use alongside your own cursed energy. You can perfectly occult your energy with the energy of the body. Whenever someone tries to feel or trace your cursed energy, they will see the cursed energy of the current body you're in. A creature with no levels in the Jujutsu Sorcerer class will count as an amount of cursed energy equal to their Charisma modifier (Minimum of 1). When you change into that creature's body, it will look the exact same outside of having a scar on its forehead, which is the sign your brain is inside its body. The scar may not be healed by any means, due to a binding vow stemming from the technique's activation, however, it will still heal naturally over time. You may pull the top of your head to show your brain, which is a normal brain with a human mouth. Creatures will have a difficult time identifying you, as you have perfectly inhabited the body, creatures may make an insight check against your cursed energy DC with disadvantage, to determine if you are an impostor. Creatures who knew the body may be better at determining if you are an imposter, rolling without disadvantage. You may possess the features of the current body, and when you switch again, you will lose all features and abilities gained from the current body, including cursed energy, feats, class features, and features that were gained from the body. In addition, your age will always be treated as if you were the age of the body, so you've effectively become immortal. You cannot steal the body of a Heavenly Restriction user. If you steal the body of a Cursed Vessel, it will count as the race they have possessed for the purpose of racial features. Excluding the Brain technique, you may not possess more than 3 different innate techniques. Finally, in times of distress, when the host body has a deep connection to a person or situation, it is possible for the body to inhibit you in some way, as remnants of its soul linger within the body. This can be very rare, ranging from the body attacking you or grabbing you by the throat and choking you. Memory Retention Technique Improvement At 3rd Level, you have discovered a rare phenomenon that occurs when you take a new host. The memories of the body now flow into your brain, granting all the memories that the body possessed. You will now have advantage on Deception checks to act as the body. In addition, you will gain all of the proficiencies and languages that the body possesses. Whenever you switch, you will retain any information you gained from the body's memories, and you will keep the languages that the body possessed if you have used them enough to learn them yourself (As determined by your DM). You will lose the proficiencies, and everything gained from the body when you switch. Technique Maximizer Technique Improvement At 6th Level, you have realized that you can surpass the potential of the body using your own expertise. You will now always count as your level for Innate Techniques, regardless of the body’s level. Your DM may determine that you may count as your level for the purposes of other class or subclass features, depending on its relation to the user. (Ex. Sorcerous Origins). Developing skills taken from others can be difficult, but not impossible, Your DM may also use the slow and steady rule to determine your progression of class and subclass features beyond the original level of the body they were gained from. It is possible for a creature without levels in the Jujutsu Sorcerer Class to possess an innate technique. When you take the body of a non sorcerer, it is possible for you to gain their Innate Technique. Multi-Faceted Growth Technique Improvement At 10th Level, you are now able to gain an unnatural amount of understanding of subjects your bodies were knowledgeable about, having multiple lifetimes of experience. When you gain proficiency in the same skill from a body that you also possess yourself, you will gain expertise in that skill. This benefit lasts as long as you have the features and proficiencies from the body. Tokyo School Feature: Cap Spin Trick Technique Improvement At 14th level, you've realized the cap covering your brain is not a hinderance, but a tool. As a Reaction to an attack targeting you, you may spin the cap of your head, adding your Charisma modifier to your AC for that attack. As part of the same Reaction, you may connect your cap back to your head. This cannot be used against an attack that is using the limb system and is not targeting the head. If you are using the Limb System, then this can only be used on an attack that is targeting your head. Just Another Body Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, you have no identity anymore, you are only a brain that searches for a new host to keep living through the ages, life or death has lost meaning to you. Your ability to assume new identities is unparalleled, and your technique is such a perfect facsimile, not even the likes of the Six Eyes can identify you as an imposter. Truesight cannot identify you as an imposter. If a creature uses any method other than their intuition to attempt to identify you, they will only see the exact features of the body you are in. Neural Reverberation Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Due to your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique, you have unlocked your cursed technique reversal. Your reversal is very interesting as so is your innate technique. Normally you are controlling your brain, but with your reversal, you are able to disrupt the brains of others. As an action for 10 cursed energy, you can reach out and touch the head of a creature within range. This disrupts their brain function causing them to make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they will take 8d8 psychic damage and have their neural network disrupted for 1 minute. On a success, they are not disrupted. While disrupted if they want to use an innate technique feature they must make another Constitution saving throw before it is used successfully. If they fail this saving throw, then their technique will not be able to go off and the cursed energy will be shot out in a useless form being wasted. If they succeed, then the technique is used as normal. At the end of their turns, an affected creature can repeat the initial saving throw, ending the disruption on a success.

Auspicious Beast Summon

A representation of the Auspicious Beasts Summon technique, source [23]

A séance type of Innate Technique, the user of the Auspicious Beast Summon turns into a spiritual medium so long as their face is covered. Enabling you to bring forth the power of these spirits from numbers of one to four.

Auspicous Beast's Shroud For a user of Auspicious Beast Summoning to use their technique and serve as a medium, this person's face must be obscured or shrouded in some way, either with a mask, or other face covering. Otherwise, they cannot use any of their Innate Technique Features, if the mask is destroyed or otherwise removed while they are using their technique, their technique is automatically deactivated and they cannot use anything from it until they are able to obscure their face again. Auspicious Beast Summon Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have awakened your cursed technique, Auspicious Beast Summon. The spirits from which you call upon bestow you with a boon to serve as their medium, you may summon any of the following beasts and gain the following effects: Auspicious Beast Number One - Kaichi. As a bonus action for 2 cursed energy, you can funnel your cursed energy and conjure a floating horn known as Kaichi. You may make a Ranged Cursed Energy attack roll using Kaichi that has a range of 60 feet either as an action or bonus action. On a hit, Kaichi deals 1d10 + your Charisma modifier piercing damage. If the Ranged Cursed Energy attack roll was a failure, you can spend 2 additional cursed energy to reroll the attack roll. You can use this feature a number of times per turn up to your proficiency bonus. It has an AC equal to its caster's Cursed Energy save DC, has an amount of hit points equal to your Charisma score added twice, and whenever it makes a saving throw you can spend 1 cursed energy to make a Charisma saving throw for it instead. The damage for Kaichi increases to 2d10 at 5th level, 4d10 at 11th level, 7d10 at 17th level, and 11d10 at 20th level. Lastly once you reach 5th level, you may make one attack with Kaichi as a part of your Attack action once per turn. This increases to twice per turn at 17th level. Kaichi will last a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus. Auspicious Beast Number Two - Reiki. As a bonus action for 3 cursed energy, by transmuting your cursed energy you can telepathically manipulate water into coating your body. While you have Reiki activated, you gain the following benefits: Your movement speed increases by 15 feet. You are immune to the prone condition. You can take the Dodge action as a bonus action. As a reaction for 2 cursed energy when an attack is made against you, you can increase your AC by your Charisma modifier (Minimum of +1) against the triggering attack. This bonus also lasts until the start of your next turn and does not stack if this reaction is used multiple times. Reiki will last a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus. Auspicious Beast Number Three - Kirin. As a bonus action or as a reaction to an attack targeting you for 3 Cursed Energy, you can enhance your body by nullifying your senses and putting pressure on them. While you have Kirin activated, you gain the following benefits: You gain resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage. You gain damage reduction to all damage types excluding psychic, necrotic, radiant, bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage equal to your Charisma modifier. You cannot be incapacitated or fall unconscious unless your hit points are reduced to 0. You also temporarily reduce any levels of exhaustion by 1 whilst you have Kirin activated. Kirin lasts a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus. Once this summon ends, you must make a DC25 Constitution saving throw or become paralyzed for 1 minute. You can remake the saving throw at the beginning of your turns, ending the condition early on a success. Auspicious Beast Number Four- Ryu. As an action for up to your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus cursed energy, you can bring forth Ryu, a large serpentine dragon-like creature, from the concentrated cursed energy around your hands. As a bonus action, while Ryu is active, you may make a melee cursed energy attack against a target within 45 ft. On a hit, it deals xd10 bludgeoning damage, and for the purposes of other features, the attacker is considered to be Ryu himself. Ryu has an AC of 10 + the amount spent on the technique and hit points of 15 times the amount spent. While the dragon is still alive you can keep using your bonus action to attack. The dragon lasts until it dies, is dismissed, or after 1 minute. The x is the amount spent on activation. Once Ryu is killed it cannot be summoned again until a long rest Lastly, you gain a non-magical and non-cursed tool mask as a part of your starting equipment. Piercing Horn Technique Improvement At 3rd level, Kaichi has become sharper than ever, being able to pierce through its targets. If you roll a 20 on the ranged cursed energy attack roll when hitting with Kaichi, you may choose to make the horn stuck on the target and will overcome temporary hit points. The target can make a Strength saving throw at the beginning of its turns. On a failure, they can't remove the horn and receive Kaichi's damage die. On success, they can successfully remove Kaichi, ending the technique early. This lasts until you use Kaichi to attack other targets other than the current, or if the technique ends. At 5th level, this also works on a 19, at 11th level this also works on a 18, on 17th level this also works on a 17 and at 20th level this works on a 16. Swift Moves Technique Improvement At 6th level, Reiki has become faster and more acrobatic. While under the benefits of Reiki, you gain the following benefits: Your movement speed increases 30 feet. This replaces the bonus from the normal Auspicious Beast Number Two - Reiki bonuses. You are immune to the prone and restrained condition. You can take the Dodge and Disengage actions as a bonus action. As a reaction for 1 cursed energy when an attack is made against you, you can increase your AC by your Charisma modifier (Minimum of +1) against the triggering attack. This bonus also lasts until the start of your next turn and does not stack if this reaction is used multiple times. Impenetrable Skin Technique Improvement At 10th level, Kirin has never been more durable than now, and now drains you less! You now gain the following benefits when activating Kirin: You gain resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage. You gain damage reduction to all damage types excluding psychic, necrotic, radiant, bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage equal to your Charisma modifier added twice. You cannot be incapacitated or fall unconscious unless your hit points are reduced to 0. You also temporarily reduce any levels of exhaustion by 2 whilst you have Kirin activated. Additionally, this beast now drains you less. Once the summon ends, you must make the DC22 Constitution saving throw. On a failure, you become stunned for 10 - your Charisma modifier rounds. On a success, your speed is halved until the beginning of your next turn. The DC for this saving throw is reduced to 20 at 11th level, 15 at 17th level, and 10 at 20th level. Tokyo Feature: Auspicious Tendencies Extension Technique Reaching 14th level whilst studying at Tokyo has allowed you to draw even more power from the spirits whenever you become their medium. You can empower your Auspicious Beast by channeling their powers further. Channeling this power further alters your body and the mask you are wearing by turning into their Dire Forms. As part of summoning a beast, you can spend 8 additional cursed energy to grant them one of the following benefits depending on the beast: This is represented by the following features: Dire Kaichi. You bring forth a stronger version of Kaichi. Dire Kaichi deals 4d12 piercing damage + 4d12 of lightning damage on a hit. Its damage is doubled against objects and structures. Dire Kaichi is resistant to all damage types but psychic, necrotic or radiant damage. Dire Kaichi hit points are equal to your Charisma score added four times. Additionally, when a Dire Kaichi is stuck on a creature, said creature is considered restrained. Dire Kaichi's damage increases to 7d12 at 17th level and 11d12 at 20th level. Dire Reiki. You can now fully realize the potential of Reiki. Dire Reiki allows you to ignore any penalties from moving through difficult terrain. You gain advantage on all Dexterity saves whenever Dire Reiki is active. Whenever you summon Dire Reiki, you may move up to your speed as a part of the same action. Dire Kirin. You can allow Kirin to completely take over your body and reinforce it. You gain advantage on all Constitution saves whenever Dire Kirin is active, you also ignore any levels of exhaustion you currently have. You reduce all non-Psychic, necrotic, radiant, bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage by your Charisma modifier added three times. You will also gain a damage threshold equal to your jujutsu sorcerer level. Dire Ryu. Ryu’s damage is now x is two times the amount spent on activation(not counting the cursed energy spent to create Dire Ryu). Once Ryu is killed it cannot be summoned again until a long rest. After a Dire Form ends, you will still have half the amount of rounds(rounded down) to use your normal beast's summon. Dragon Force Technique Improvement Finally, at 20th level, you have mastered the fourth beast, Ryu. Your bludgeoning damage now overcomes resistances but not immunities. Also, when you attack using Ryu, you can spend 5 more cursed energy to do an extra 5d10 bludgeoning damage and force the target to make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they will become prone. Asuspicious Beast Offering Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat After you have mastered Reverse Cursed Technique, you have finally unlocked your cursed technique reversal. You now have the ability to provide an offering to the beasts. Kaichi. Kaichi symbolizes justice and law, the offering Kaichi desires should be the reward of a good deed. Once you perform a good deed you may over the course of a minute offer this reward to Kaichi, once you have granted Kaichi the ‘offering’ Kaichi’s damage die tier will increase until a long rest has passed. Reiki. Reiki seeks to bring suffering to those who stand against them. Once per long rest you may roll a die which represents the size of a curse in the supplement(1=tiny undead, 2=small undead, 3=medium undead, 4=large undead, 5=huge undead, 6=gargantuan undead). The number you rolled must be the creature used for this offering, upon killing this cursed spirit you will fulfill the offering to Reiki. Your movement speed increase 30 feet when you activate Reiki. Kirin. Kirin is associated with good luck, prosperity and often appears in times of great change. During the course of a minute you may offer 50GP to Kirin after this offering you temporarily reduce any levels of exhaustion by 3 whilst you have Kirin activated. Additionally the DC for Kirin decreases by 2. Ryu. Ryu has been said to be a benevolent and peaceful dragon that represents prosperity, during the course of a long rest. You may grant Ryu an offering that is dependent on your DM. This will please Ryu enough for it to give you its blessings. You gain the following: Ryu’s damage die is increased by your Charisma modifier(minimum 1), this also applies to the 20th level feature Ryu’s AC will increase by your Charisma modifier(minimum 1) Ryu can be summoned again if it is killed, however it does not gain any of the buffs listed in the reversal Lastly, if Ryu’s offering is complete then you cannot perform any of the rituals in Auspicious Beast Offering until the end of a Long Rest.

Séance Technique

A curse user shapeshifting as part of the Séance Technique, source [1]

The Séance Technique allows its user or a willing participant to transform into a deceased person.

Séance Technique Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have a very powerful and dangerous technique, and you begin to learn its basics. As a full turn action for 3 cursed energy, you can shapeshift yourself or another creature into one dead humanoid with a CR or level not more than 1 higher than your jujutsu sorcerer level. To do this, you must have a small body part such as a finger of the deceased humanoid and you or the willing participant must consume it. The shape-shifted creature will lose all of its class features except for cursed energy, will have the same appearance, racial traits, features, saving throw, and skill proficiencies, and will now have the same Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution scores as the deceased humanoid. The shapeshifted creature does not gain any spellcasting or cursed energy related features. The shapeshifter must spend 2 cursed energy at the beginning of its turns while the technique is active to maintain its form, with the technique ending once the shapeshifter's cursed energy runs out. You cannot fill this with exterior cursed energy such as with the battery binding vow. Soul Information. You may choose to spend 3 additional cursed energy to also summon the soul's information. The shapeshifter will now have access to the full information the body has. While it is useful, this is also a dangerous method of utilizing this technique. At the beginning of their turns, the shapeshifter must make a Charisma saving throw against the deceased person's DC (8 + its proficiency bonus + their Charisma modifier). On a failure, the humanoid will possess the body of the shapeshifter and now control the body until the shapeshifter's cursed energy runs out. Soul Seer. Your Innate Technique naturally allows you to see the outline of creatures' souls. You start with 1 soul knowledge. If you or a willing creature try to shapeshift into a humanoid with levels in the Heavenly Restriction class, the soul information feature's saving throw automatically fails. However, instead of lasting until the shapeshifter's cursed energy ends, it will last until the creature is reduced to 0 hit points. Gatherer of the Dead Technique Improvement At 3rd level, while some may call you morbid, you are great at finding the corpses of deceased people. You gain proficiency in the Investigation skill or expertise if already proficient, and will gain advantage on Intelligence (Investigation) checks related to dead humanoids. Ritual of Resurrection Technique improvement At 6th level, you learned how to make a prolonged ritual to make your technique more powerful. When you use your technique on you or someone else as one of you consumes the DNA part, you can start a ritual instead of shapeshifting. You must stay completely still for 1 minute while on this ritual and will count as if you were concentrating on a spell. If you lose concentration, the ritual stops and you must start over. After you have finished the ritual, you or a willing creature can shift into the humanoid if their CR or level is equal or lower to your jujutsu sorcerer level + your proficiency bonus. Power of the Deceased Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have evolved your technique to drag in even stronger people than before. When you use Ritual of Resurrection, you can spend twice as much cursed energy to make the humanoid maximum CR or level be no more than your jujutsu sorcerer level + your proficiency bonus + your Charisma modifier. Tokyo School Feature: Willpower Technique Improvement At 14th level, you have learned how to maintain your own sorcerer powers while using your technique. You now do not lose your class features when using the Seánce technique however, if you use it on others they will still lose theirs. Maximum Potential Technique Improvement Finally, at 20th level, you have mastered the Séance technique, finally being able to draw out the maximum potential of the corpses. The shapeshifter will now also gain their spellcasting and cursed energy related features in case they have it. Additionally, the technique will cost only 1 cursed energy to maintain. Full Control Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat You have now mastered Reverse Cursed technique and learned your cursed technique reversal. You are now able to use your Séance technique to allow other people to become yourself. As a full turn action for 8 cursed energy, you can shapeshift another creature into yourself. This creature must be willing to let you do this. While doing this you take control over the shapeshifter as they have access to your soul information. Your real body will remain in the same position as when you used this technique and is unconscious. The only thing that you gain from shapeshifters is their cursed energy and you must spend 2 cursed energy at the beginning of their turns to keep yourself in control. You return to your original body once the cursed energy is not spent on this.

Inverse

An Inverse user resisting a powerful attack, source [24]

The Inverse technique makes deadly blows feel like nothing while making weaker attacks do loads of damage.

Inverse Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you gain the ability to invert the damage you take. As a bonus action, you can spend 2 cursed energy to activate Inverse for 1 minute. While Inverse is active, when you take damage, it is modified based on a set damage limit and a threshold. The set damage limit is equal to your proficiency bonus multiplied by your Charisma score, and the threshold is equal to your proficiency bonus multiplied by your Charisma modifier. When you take damage that exceeds your threshold, you subtract the threshold from the damage and take the remaining difference as damage. However, when the damage is below your threshold, you subtract the damage from your set limit and take the resulting number as damage instead. For example, if your set limit is 100 and you take 90 damage, you would subtract the threshold from the damage if it exceeds the threshold (e.g., 90 - 20 = 70), and take the remaining 70 damage. Conversely, if the damage is below the threshold (e.g., 10 damage), you subtract that amount from your set limit (100 - 10 = 90), and take 90 damage instead. If the calculation results in a negative number, the damage remains unchanged. You can extend the duration of Inverse by spending 1 cursed energy at the end of the 1-minute duration to maintain the effect for an additional minute. No Damage Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you’ve learned to further manipulate the damage you take based on its intensity. If you take damage that is below your threshold, you are considered vulnerable to the damage dealt. However, if the damage exceeds your threshold, you gain resistance to the damage, even if it would normally bypass resistances or immunities. For example, if your threshold is 15 and you take 10 damage, you treat that as 20 damage due to your vulnerability. But if you take 18 damage, you instead halve it due to your resistance, even if that type of damage would normally ignore resistances. Didn't Break a Sweat Technique Improvement At 6th level, you’ve become adept at manipulating damage based on its intensity, even when making saving throws. When you are forced to make a saving throw against an effect that deals damage, the difficulty of the save depends on whether the damage is above or below your threshold. If the damage is above your threshold, you have advantage on the saving throw, regardless of the damage type. If the damage is below your threshold, you have disadvantage on the saving throw, as weaker attacks become more dangerous to you. For example, if your threshold is 15 and you take 18 damage from a fireball, you gain advantage on the saving throw. However, if you take 10 damage from the same attack, you would roll with disadvantage instead. Quick Inversion Technique Improvement At 10th level, staying with your technique active for long periods of time can become a disadvantage at times, so you have trained to have easier access to your tech. You can now use your technique as a reaction to an attack or saving throw directed at you. Also, you can deactivate your technique early as a reaction. In addition, you now have additional reactions equal to half of your proficiency bonus(rounded up) that can be used only for the inverse technique. At 17th level, this is upgraded to your proficiency bonus amount of reactions. Tokyo School Feature: Inverted Field Extension Technique At 14th level, while training on your technique, you have found out you have a lot more to offer than just being an indestructible powerhouse. You have learned how to alter a whole area to be affected by your technique. As a bonus action for 8 cursed energy, you cause all objects and creatures within 30 ft. of you to be affected by your Inverse technique for 1 minute. You may deactivate this field as a bonus action. Hardest Wall and Lightest Glass Technique Improvement At 20th level, you have fully mastered your Inverse technique, allowing you to withstand devastating attacks while weak strikes take a heavy toll. When you take damage, the effect depends on whether it exceeds or falls below your threshold. If the damage exceeds your threshold, you reduce it by an amount equal to your jujutsu sorcerer level. However, if the damage is below your threshold, you increase the damage taken by an amount equal to your jujutsu sorcerer level. This mastery makes you near-invulnerable to powerful blows, but even the lightest strike can prove perilous. Power Inversion Reversal Technique You have learned to reverse your technique, allowing you to inverse the damage of your own attacks. As a bonus action for 4 cursed energy, you activate Power Inversion for 2 minutes. While active, when you deal damage, it is modified based on a set damage limit and a threshold. The set damage limit is equal to your proficiency bonus multiplied by your Charisma score, and the threshold is equal to your proficiency bonus multiplied by your Charisma modifier. When you deal damage that exceeds your threshold, you subtract the threshold from the damage and deal the remaining difference as damage. However, when the damage is below your threshold, you subtract the damage from your set limit and increase the damage dealt by that amount. If the calculation results in a negative number, the damage remains unchanged. For example, if your set limit is 80 and you deal 100 damage, you would subtract the threshold from the damage if it exceeds it (e.g., 100 - 20 = 80), dealing the remaining 80 damage. Conversely, if you deal 10 damage and your threshold is 20, you would subtract that amount from your set limit (80 - 10 = 70), resulting in dealing 70 damage instead. You can spend 2 cursed energy at the end of the 2 minutes to maintain the effect for an additional 2 minutes.

Gravestone Technique

A Gravestone Technique User using Coffin, source [25]

The Gravestone Technique utilizes a domain to inflict a lethal disease, one that has taken countless lives.

Walking Plague Your cursed energy is as infectious as the plague. Whenever you deal damage with a cursed energy feature you can change the damage type to poison instead of necrotic. In addition you gain resistance to poison damage when your Cursed Armor is active. Domain Expansion: Tombstone of Plague Domain Expansion At 1st level, your technique is unlike any other, it operates using a lethal domain. Your Domain Expansion costs no cursed energy the first time you cast it, however the cursed energy cost increases by 10 per domain cast up to a maximum of 30. This increase of Domain Expansion's cost will reset after you complete a long rest. Additionally, you may expand your Domain as a bonus action as opposed to its normal action cost, and its size is a radius of 30ft. Once your domain ends, you enter burnout as normal. Your domain reflects a graveyard in a forest dimly illuminated by a moon. The gravestones across the yard may provide half-cover. Coffin. At the beginning of your turn, the hostile creature with the highest amount of cursed energy is trapped inside a coffin and is considered restrained until they escape the coffin, and have total cover. While restrained inside a coffin, the creature does not have disadvantage against hitting the coffin itself. The coffin has HP equal to half your level (rounded down) times half your Charisma modifier (rounded down) times 3. Its AC is equal to your Cursed Energy DC. You may not have more than one creature trapped in a coffin at a time. Grave. As an action, you may spend 5 Cursed Energy to bury the creature under a massive boulder. The creature must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they take 4d12 bludgeoning damage, or half as much on a success. To escape, they must break both the boulder and the coffin, which now count as one for the purpose of targeting. The combined structure has HP equal to half your level (rounded down) times your Charisma modifier times 3. Its AC is equal to your Cursed Energy DC. Any health missing from the coffin before this point is subtracted from this new total. This damage increases to 6d12 at 5th level, to 8d12 at 11th level, to 10d12 at 17th level, and to 12d12 at 20th level. Countdown. As a bonus action, you may spend 5 Cursed Energy to begin counting down. If the creature has not escaped by the start of your next turn, it must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, it takes 20d10 poison damage, or half as much on a success. The creature repeats this saving throw at the end of its turns, taking the same damage on a failure. If the creature is immune to disease or poison and is a living creature, it instead takes no damage. If the creature you’re targeting uses Simple Domain or Hollow Wicker Basket, the amount of time they have left to escape is halted, and only resumed once they stop using it. Coffin, Grave, Countdown and the saves they cause are the sure-hit effect of this domain. If the effects of the sure-hit are prevented from occuring, you cannot target that creature with the next feature. (Ex. If a creature trapped in a coffin uses a simple domain, you cannot use Grave on them.) Infectious Disease Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you’ve increased the lethality of your technique, allowing you to manifest its capabilities elsewhere. You can now use Coffin, Grave and Countdown outside your domain, they work the same as they would in your domain but they do not keep their sure-hit effect. However, they have a range of 30ft and the functions of Coffin are slightly altered. Coffin. As a bonus action for 4 cursed energy, you can force a creature of your choice within range to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a success, nothing happens as they dodge the coffin. On a failure, they are restrained for 1 minute, allowing you to use Grave and Countdown when needed. A creature may make a Strength saving throw at the beginning of their turns to escape Coffin or they can escape if the coffin is destroyed. Grave Robbing Technique Improvement At 6th level, you've managed to improve the capabilities of the grave, making it even more versatile. You’ve realized that you can only target 1 creature with your technique, so if you need to target another creature you are left helpless. In order to solve this problem, you have learned a way to violently destroy your coffin. As an action for 4 cursed energy, you can explode the coffin. This frees the creature inside however, it also causes them to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 6d8 piercing damage. On a success, they take half as much damage. This now allows you to target a new creature with your technique. Additionally, if there is also a grave ontop of the trapped creature you can use the same action but spend 9 cursed energy. This forces the same saving throw but now destroys both the grave and coffin. This damage increases to 9d8 at 11th level, to 12d8 at 17th level, and to 15d8 at 20th level. Dedicated Disease Improvement Technique At 10th level, your technique has become something worth fearing, you’ve decided to whittle your enemies chances of survival. When creatures make the Constitution saving to resist your Countdown, they are now also poisoned for 1 minute on a failure. On a success, they are not poisoned. A creature who failed the saving throw can repeat it at the start of their turn, ending the effect on a success. The damage dealt by countdown is now increased to 30d10. Tokyo School Feature: One More Moment Extension Technique At 14th level, you’ve realized you’re at a major disadvantage when fighting more than one enemy. You can now target an additional creature when using Coffin, although you cannot use Grave or Countdown on that creature. You can only have 2 creatures in coffins at once. Mass Death Technique Improvement At 20th level, you've improved your technique as much as you can. You can now target up to two creatures when using Coffin, Grave or Countdown while inside of your domain. Mourning Coffin Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Thanks to your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique, you have unlocked your cursed technique reversal. As a bonus action for 8 Cursed Energy while within your domain, you may place a willing creature within sight in a casket. This creature is considered restrained while they are within the casket, and they have total cover until they leave, which they may do so at will. This creature heals 5d10 HP at the start of its turns. The casket’s AC and HP equals that of a Coffin. You may only have one creature within a casket at a time. At 6th level, you may use this outside your domain. At 14th level, you may have up to two creatures within one casket each if you went tokyo.

Projection Sorcery

A powerful Jujutsu Sorcerer activating Projection Sorcery, source [26]

The Projection Sorcery Innate Technique focuses on reducing your opponent's movement, while at the same time increasing your own.

Projection Sorcery Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you learn the projection technique, which gives you the possibility to divide 1 second into 24 frames that make you move faster. As a full turn action for 4 Cursed Energy, you are able to split your turn into 24 frames. Allowing you to predetermine what you do for your turn. The following are a list of actions you can take and the frame amount you need to use in order to carry out said action: Action Frame Amount Description Movement 1 Frame You may move 10 feet in a direction of your choice. If you pick this frame multiple times, the maximum amount of feet you may move is equal to your speed. If you try to move faster than this you fall under the 24 FPS Rule. Attack 4 Frames You may make 1 attack roll against a creature of choice. Action 12 Frames You may make 1 action. You cannot make 2 actions with this feature. Bonus Action 4 Frames You may make 1 bonus action. You cannot make the same bonus action more than 2 times with this feature. Free Action 2 Frames You may make 1 free action. Reaction 2 Frames You may make a reaction. You must still predetermine the trigger for this reaction or it will be wasted. While under the effects of projection sorcery, you cannot use actions obtained by spending frames to activate projection sorcery again. All of the actions you take in this manner act as readied actions but do not cost reactions to use. All of the actions you take during the 24 frames happen off of your turn in a manner you predetermine. When using a Readied Action that is later in the sequence than the next one you have queued, you must use those actions immediately and sequentially in order to use the action you're attempting to use (For Example, if you have 4 different Actions queued, you can react to the 3rd trigger's Action provided that you immediately use the 1st and 2nd queued Action, even if they're attacks and nobody is in range). You automatically take any unused readied Actions at the end of the turn of the creature that goes just before you in initiative. When you use the readied actions gained from this feature, the readied action may interrupt the trigger when you use it, potentially causing the trigger to fail or not complete in some way. (Ex. A person uses an action to try a feature that requires physical movement like Piercing Blood needing two hands to use, you could interrupt that trigger potentially causing it to fail and not activate or a person tries moving away, this could interrupt that movement possibly causing them to stay put.) The weakness of this cursed technique is that while it is active you can only act in the predetermined way that you set. Otherwise, you will fall under the 24 FPS Rule. You must spend 2 cursed energy and a full turn action at the beginning of your turns to keep this cursed technique active. Momentum Damage. For every 20ft. you move while this technique is active, your next melee weapon attack or unarmed strike deals additional bludgeoning damage equal to your Charisma modifier. The bonus damage can only be applied a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus multiplied by your Charisma modifier to the same attack. Additionally, if you moved 120ft or more and land a successful momentum attack, the target must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are knocked back ¼ the amount of feet you moved before hitting them in a direction of your choice. If the creature collides with an unsecured object or structure, then the creature and the unsecured object or structure receive 1d6 bludgeoning damage for every 10 feet the creature had left to travel after colliding with the surface. If it was another creature, they instead both take damage equal to half of your damage roll (rounded down). On a success, they are not moved. If a creature successfully hits you while this technique is active, and you had moved toward that creature immediately before their attack, any additional damage gained from this feature is instead added to their damage roll. Acceleration Technique Improvement At 3rd level, your mastery over your cursed technique sharpens your momentum. For every consecutive turn that Projection Sorcery remains active, your base movement speed increases by 20 feet. At the start of each of your turns, the distance you can travel using the Movement Frame option increases by 5 feet. This bonus caps at a maximum of 30 feet per frame. You still cannot exceed your total movement speed for the turn using this feature. Additionally, you have become invisible to the naked eye, making dodging your attacks almost impossible for the average person. While Projection Sorcery is active you gain these benefits. Whenever you take the Attack action against a creature while they have a passive Wisdom (Perception) lower than your cursed energy DC, all of your attacks will be made with advantage. If it's higher than your DC, you will attack normally. Additionally, because your speed is so hard to track your movement acts as teleportation to creatures with a passive Wisdom (Perception) less than your cursed save DC, meaning you do not provoke opportunity attacks from them. 24 FPS Rule Lapse Technique At 6th level, you have learned how to afflict others with the 24 FPS Rule, freezing them in a single frame of animation. Once per turn, when you hit a creature with an unarmed strike while your cursed technique is active, you may choose to deal no damage and instead spend 4 Cursed Energy to impose the 24 FPS Rule on the target until the end of their turn. While under the effects of the 24 FPS Rule, if the creature takes any action that involves physical movement (such as an action, bonus action, reaction, or free action), they must make an Intelligence saving throw. On a failure, they become paralyzed until the beginning of their next turn, frozen in a single frame of animation. On a success, they resist the effect, and may act normally. While paralyzed in this way, the creature is treated as an object of its size, appearing as a flat animation panel. This panel is weightless and can be picked up or carried. The creature loses its paralyzed condition early if it takes damage from an outside source. Additionally, this damage can be reacted to by a creature in a frame. Improved 24 FPS Rule Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have studied the 24 fps rule, becoming a master of executing it. While your cursed technique is active, you can use the "24 FPS Rule" as a reaction against being targeted by a melee attack causing you and the creature to make a contested attack roll against each other and if the creature wins they attack you as normal and if you win the contest then the creature will fall under the effects of the 24 FPS Rule having to make the Intelligence saving throw and on a failure, they are stuck in a frame as per the 24 FPS rule. Additionally, as a reaction to being targeted by a ranged attack roll or being forced to make a saving throw against something you can touch, you may make an attack roll. If your attack roll is higher than the original attack roll or saving throw, then you trap the part of the attack that would hit you in frames and it has no effect on you. The rest of the attack would still hit other creatures in its range. Tokyo School: Consecutive Air Frames Extension Technique At 14th level, after countless training, you've developed the ability to expand the concept of what can be frozen with your technique, now being able to freeze and grasp even the air. While Projection is active when you make an unarmed strike you can spend cursed energy up to your proficiency bonus to increase the strike reach by 10ft for every cursed energy spent, when used this way, your unarmed strikes damage type changes to force damage and still benefit from the Momentum Damage feature. Additionally, your unarmed strikes to hit roll affects creatures within a radius of the target equal to 5ft for every cursed energy spent, dealing half your unarmed strike in damage if your roll hit any of the creatures. You cannot use the 24fps feature alongside this and cannot use the Black Flash feat. The Fastest Sorcerer Technique Improvement Finally, at 20th level, due to your advanced studies, you can now reach a higher speed level than any sorcerer ever could. While your cursed technique is active, you will gain the following benefits: You will gain +30ft. to your walking speed at the beginning of your turns. The frame cost of actions is reduced by 1 to a minimum of 1. Your momentum damage is now equal to 1.5 times your Charisma modifier rounded down. Motion Blur Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal feat. By inverting the logic of the 24 FPS Rule, you force a creature to stretch a single frame of motion across cursed time, slowing its intent to a crawl. Rather than freezing in place from a failure to match twenty-four movements, the target becomes trapped within a single frame of animation, extended unnaturally across twenty-four cursed seconds. Once per turn when you hit a creature with an unarmed strike while your cursed technique is active, you may choose to deal no damage by spending 8 Cursed Energy. The creature hit is forced to make an Intelligence saving throw. On a failure, any action the creature takes has its action cost increased by one tier until the beginning of its next turn (Free Action → Bonus Action → Action → Full Turn Action). If the creature has more than one reaction, it must expend two reactions in order to react to a feature. If it does not have more than one, it must expend this round’s and the next round’s reaction in order to react. Additionally, it has disadvantage on melee weapon attack rolls, and other creatures have advantage on saving throws against effects it causes. On a success, nothing happens. The creature breaks free from the effects of this feature early if it takes damage from an outside source. If a creature is under the effects of Motion Blur, it cannot be affected by the 24 FPS Rule, and if a creature is under the effects of the 24 FPS Rule, it cannot be affected by Motion Blur.

Disaster Tides

A Disaster Tides user using Death Swarm, source [27]

The Disaster Tides Innate Technique focuses on summoning deadly spirits from inside yourself and utilizing hydrokinetic abilities to trap your foes in water.

Design Note: Due to its versatility whenever a feature requires it, anything that involves manipulating water will count as a Lapse. Flowing Cursed Energy Your Cursed Energy is powered by your tides. Whenever you deal damage with a cursed energy feature you can change the damage type to cold instead of necrotic. In addition you gain resistance to cold damage and fire damage when your Cursed Armor is active. In addition, you gain a swimming speed equal to your walking speed added twice and you do not get affected by difficult terrain created by non-magical water. Starting at 6th level, if you are underwater, you may spend 1 cursed energy as a free action to reset the time required for you to drown. Death Swarm Lapse Technique Your Death Swarm technique allows you to create seemingly infinite shikigami out of your imagination. As an action for x Cursed Energy, you can summon a number of sea Shikigami up to your Charisma modifier within 10ft. The strength of the creatures you can summon depends on your Level. The summoned Death Swarm Shikigami can only last a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier. When you are level 6, they last until they die or a long rest outside of your domain. Outside of your domain, you may only have a number of shikigami summoned at once equal to your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus. Shikigami Cost Level Required Tiny Sea Shikigami 1 Cursed Energy per Shikigami 1 Small Sea Shikigami 2 Cursed Energy per Shikigami 1 Medium Sea Shikigami 4 Cursed Energy per Shikigami 1 Large Sea Shikigami 6 Cursed Energy per Shikigami 4 Huge Sea Shikigami 8 Cursed Energy per Shikigami 6 Gargantuan Sea Shikigami 10 Cursed Energy per Shikigami 10 These creatures automatically take their attack actions when they're summoned. They all act on your turn. Water Manipulation Lapse Technique At 3rd level, you’ve learned the basics of your technique, hydrokinesis, so you’ve developed a few different uses of it, you gain two of the following water manipulations: Wave Ride. As a Bonus Action for 4 Cursed Energy you gain the ability to surf and ride on your own water, for a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier your Movement Speed is doubled, you are always 10 ft above the ground for the duration of this technique and once per turn, If you move into a creature's space you may force them to make a Strength saving throw against your Cursed Save DC. On a failure, they take 2d8 bludgeoning damage, get pushed back 20ft and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half damage, are only knocked back 10ft and not knocked prone. Creatures with a swimming speed have advantage on this Saving Throw. Torrent Boost. As part of jumping, you may spend cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier to shoot water from your hands, feet or both to grant yourself a boost, traveling an extra 10 feet per energy spent. Water Bullet. Whenever you make an unarmed strike, you may choose to instead spend 1 cursed energy to shoot a water bullet from your finger against a creature within 80 ft, making a ranged cursed energy attack roll and dealing your unarmed strike damage up one tier in piercing damage on a hit, you may spend up to your Charisma modifier in cursed energy to add 1d8 to the damage before shooting. Whirlpool. As an action for 2 Cursed Energy, you force all creatures in a 30-foot cone originating from you to make a Strength saving throw as you start spilling water on the ground. On a failure they take 2d8 cold damage and will be pushed to the end of the cone, now being forced to make a Constitution saving throw. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not pushed to the end of the cone. If they fail the Constitution saving throw, they will take 3d10 cold damage and will be pulled back within your reach. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not pulled towards you. This technique's damage increases to 4d8 + 5d10 at 5th level, 7d8 + 8d10 at 11th level, 10d8 + 12d10 at 17th level, and 12d8 + 15d10 at 20th level. Wave Push. As an action for 4 cursed energy, you may raise a 30ft wide, 30 ft tall, 10 ft long wave anywhere within 5 ft of you and launch it forward, the wave will keep moving until it hits a wall or travels 120ft, traveling 20 ft per round on initiative 20, creatures within 15 ft of the wave must make a Strength saving throw, taking 4d8 bludgeoning damage and being caught by the wave on a failure and taking half damage and not being caught on a success, creatures that fail may repeat the save at the beginning of their turns, taking the damage again and continuing to get carried on a failure, taking no damage and escaping on a success, a creature that hits a wall with the wave will take 1d6 bludgeoning damage per 10ft travelled. Creatures with a swimming speed make this save with advantage. This technique's damage increases to 6d8 and 1d8 per 10ft traveled at 5th level, 10d8 and 1d10 per 10ft traveled at 11th level, 12d8 and 1d12 at 17th level and 14d8 at 20th level. Water Burst. As an action for 4 cursed energy, you make a highly pressurized burst of water from your hands, forcing every creature within a 20ft cone to make a Constitution saving throw, taking 4d6 piercing damage on a failure and being blinded for 1 minute, repeating the save at the start of their turns, on a success, they take half damage and are not blinded. This technique's damage increases to 6d6 at 5th level, 9d6 at 11th level, 13d6 at 17th level and 18d6 at 20th level. Water Cut. As an action for 8 cursed energy, you may swing your arms in front of you, shooting fast lines of water that act like blades, forcing every creature in a 10 ft wide, 80 ft long line to make a Dexterity saving throw, taking 5d8 slashing damage on a failure and half on a success. This technique's damage increases to 7d8 at 5th level, 10d8 at 11th level, 14d8 at 17th level and 18d8 at 20th level. Water Tendril. As a bonus action for 3 cursed energy, you may create a water tendril, making a melee cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 40ft, dealing 1d8 bludgeoning damage on a hit, the tendril lasts for one minute and you may use your bonus action to attack with it, you may create extra tendrils up to your proficiency bonus for the same cost per tendril, using all of them to attack with your bonus action. Additionally, whenever you make an unarmed strike, you may increase its reach by 40 ft if you have at least one tendril. Every time you take damage, one tendril is destroyed. This technique's damage increases to 2d8 at 5th level, 4d8 at 11th level, 6d8 at 17th level and 8d8 at 20th level. Wetlands. As an action for 4 cursed energy, you may release a large amount of water to the ground, transforming the terrain within 60 ft into difficult terrain, creatures that take the dash action in this terrain must make a Dexterity saving throw or fall prone. Water Grenade. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you may create a condensed sphere of water in your hand and throw it anywhere within 80ft,, when it hits a surface, it explodes in a 20ft radius, forcing every creature in the range to make a Dexterity saving throw, taking 4d8 bludgeoning damage and being launched 30ft to the edges of the circle, falling prone, hitting a surface will deal 3d6 bludgeoning damage, on a success, they take half damage and are launched only half the distance, not taking any damage from hitting a surface and not falling prone. This technique's damage increases to 6d8 and 6d6 at 5th level, 8d8 and 8d6 at 11th level, 10d8 and 10d6 at 17th level and 14d8 and 12d6 at 20th level. You may pick one more manipulation at 6th level then one more at 10th level, and at 17th level, you gain one more manipulation. Advanced Water Manipulation Extension Technique At 6th level, you have improved your control over water, creating more powerful techniques with way more precise manipulation. You gain three of the following water manipulations: Piercing Water. You make a small water beam made to hit the internal organs of your opponents. As an action for 4 cursed energy, you make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 30ft. of you. On a hit, they take 2d10 cold damage + 2d6 piercing damage and are forced to make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they will be knocked prone. On a success, they are not knocked prone. This technique's damage increases to 4d10 + 4d6 at 11th level, to 7d10 + 7d6 at 17th level and to 11d10 + 11d6 at 20th level Flooding. You create massive amounts of water below you to fill up an area. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you create enough water to fill a closed 100ft. area with water 10ft. tall, if the area is smaller, the height of the water increases accordingly, and force all creatures to make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they take 4d10 cold damage + 4d6 bludgeoning damage and are knocked prone, being rapidly carried by the water to the walls of the room. On a success, they take half as much damage, are not knocked prone and move only halfway. The water created will last for a number of minutes equal to your Charisma modifier, and it will count as difficult terrain for creatures without swimming speed. This technique's damage increases to 6d10 + 6d6 at 11th level, to 10d10 + 10d6 at 17th level, and 15d10 + 15d6 at 20th level. In addition, any creatures that hit an object or structure take 1d4 of bludgeoning damage per 10 feet traveled. This attack deals twice as much damage to objects and structures. Geysers. A bunch of water starts erupting from the ground in points you choose, creating giant bursts of water pillars. As an action for 8 cursed energy, you can create a number of geysers up to your Charisma modifier within sight range. Creatures within 5ft. of those points must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 6d12 cold damage and are thrown up to 30ft. in the air. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not thrown up in the air. This technique's damage increases to 10d12 at 11th level, to 16d12 at 17th level, and 24d12 at 20th level. Creatures in the area of effect of more than one geyser will make only one save and take the damage of only one geyser, but the DC of the damage will increase by 1 for each geyser hitting the creature. Jet Blows. You learned to increase the power of your blows by bursting water from your elbows and heels, whenever you make an unarmed strike, you may spend up to your proficiency bonus in cursed energy, adding 1d8 damage of the same type per cursed energy spent. This cannot benefit from Tokyo's increase. Jet Deflection. As a Reaction to a melee or ranged attack roll being made against you, you may spend cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier to fire a jet of water at the attacker or the projectile in order to defend yourself that deals 1d12+1d12 for every cursed energy spent cold damage. The damage of the incoming ranged attack is reduced by the amount rolled, and if you match or overcome the damage of the attack, it is nullified. The damage of the incoming melee attack is reduced by the amount rolled, and if you match or overcome the damage of the attack, the attacker takes the difference in damage and must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are pushed back 40 ft, only being pushed back half the distance on a success. You may spend up to your charisma modifier plus half your charisma modifier, rounded down at 11th level, at 17th level, you may spend up to your charisma modifier added twice and at 20th level, you may spend up to your charisma modifier added thrice. You cannot apply tokyo increases to this technique. Water Missile. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you may surround yourself with water and shape it like a missile, launching yourself forwards, you gain a flying speed equal to double your movement speed and must spend all of it in your turn, any creature you come in contact with while moving will have to make a Dexterity saving throw or take 4d12 bludgeoning damage, you add 1d12 to the damage for every 10ft you travel, half on a success, objects take double damage, you can only move on a straight line during this technique, having to use 15 ft of your total movement to change directions, you may spend 4 cursed energy at the end of your turns to keep this technique active. You do not provoke opportunity attacks with the movement from this technique, a creature can take damage from this technique only once per turn. Water Bazooka. As an action for 10 cursed energy, you may create a heavy condensed sphere of water between your hands, rotating it and then firing it against a creature within 100ft, make a ranged cursed energy attack roll, on a hit, the creature takes 10d10 bludgeoning damage and must make a Constitution saving throw as the sphere explodes, on a failure, the creature takes an extra 6d6 bludgeoning damage and is launched back 30ft, on a success they take half the damage and are not launched back, if you miss the initial attack, the sphere hits the ground and explodes, forcing every creature within 30 ft of it to make a Dexterity saving throw taking 6d10 bludgeoning damage on a failure and half on a success. This technique's damage increases to 12d10 + 8d6 at 11th level, to 16d10 + 10d6 at 17th level, and 18d10 + 12d6 at 20th level. Hydro Explosion. As a bonus action for 6 cursed energy or a reaction for 8 cursed energy, you may release an omnidirectional burst of water from your body, every creature within 20 ft must make a Strength saving throw, taking 6d10 bludgeoning damage and being launched back 40 ft on a failure, half of both on a success, if used as a reaction against a melee attack roll the damage is reduced by two dice but the creature gets launched 60 ft back on a failure and 30 on a success. This technique's damage increases to 8d10 at 11th level, to 10d10 at 17th level, and 14d10 at 20th level. Needle Rain. As an action for 10 cursed energy, you may shoot a large amount of water to the sky and then make it fall back down in the form of high pressure thin rain drops, choose a point within 250ft, every creature in a radius of 90 ft from that point must make a Constitution saving throw, taking 10d10 piercing damage on a failure and half on a success. This technique's damage increases to 12d10 at 11th level, to 15d10 at 17th level, and 18d10 at 20th level. Water Bind. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you may choose up to 3 creatures within 30 ft, shooting a moving torrent of water at them, forcing them to make a Dexterity saving throw or become restrained as this torrent starts to move around their bodies, restraining movement, the creatures may make a Strength saving throw at the end of their turns to break free, they take 4d8 slashing damage at the start of every turn they are still restrained This technique's damage increases to 6d8 at 11th level, to 10d8 at 17th level, and 12d8 at 20th level. You may pick one more manipulation at 10th level and another one at 17th level. Water Defensive Ring Extension Technique At 10th level, you can make a ring of water that protects you from any incoming attack. As an action for 4 Cursed Energy, you can create a ring of water around you, granting you temporary hit points equal to your Charisma modifier times 20. This may also be used as a reaction to any incoming damage but psychic for 6 Cursed Energy. While the ring is active, you gain immunity to cold damage and resistance to fire, bludgeoning, slashing, and piercing damage. While under the effects of the water defensive ring, you can remove 5 hit points from the shield to substitute 1 cursed energy needed from your cursed techniques by using the water from the ring. This does not work with Death Swarm. You can only use this cursed technique again after the current ring is over. You cannot use this feature and Cursed Armor at the same time. Tokyo School Feature: Massive Swarms Technique Improvement At 14th level, you have created a method to truly create a swarm of death. Whenever you use Death Swarm, you can instead make a swarm of said sea shikigami. You can summon one swarm instead of the quantities of shikigami, with the swarms listed below: Shikigami Cost Tiny Sea Shikigami Swarm 4 Cursed Energy Small Sea Shikigami Swarm 6 Cursed Energy Medium Sea Shikigami Swarm 12 Cursed Energy Large Sea Shikigami Swarm 18 Cursed Energy Huge Sea Shikigami Swarm 24 Cursed Energy Gargantuan Sea Shikigami Swarm 30 Cursed Energy Supreme Manipulation Extension Technique Finally, at 20th level, you have reached the pinnacle of water manipulation, choose one of the following: Final Tsunami. As an action for 20 Cursed Energy, you create a tall wall of water from the ground, making it fall towards your targets. The water wall is 300 feet long, 300 feet high, and 50 feet thick. When the wall appears, each creature within its area must make a Strength saving throw. On a failed save, a creature takes 20d10 bludgeoning damage, or half as much damage on a successful save. At the start of each of your turns after the wall appears, the wall, along with any creatures in it, moves 50 feet away from you. Any creatures(except you) that are inside the wall or whose space the wall enters when it moves by make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they take 20d10 cold damage and will become prone, on a success they take half as much damage and are not knocked prone. A creature can take this damage only once per round. At the end of the turn, the wall’s height is reduced by 50 feet, and the damage creatures take from the cursed technique on subsequent rounds is reduced by 1d10. When the wall reaches 0 feet in height, the technique ends. A creature caught in the tsunami can move by swimming. Because of the force of the wave, though, the creature must make a successful Strength (Athletics) check against your cursed energy DC in order to move at all. If it fails the check, it can’t move. A creature that moves out of the area falls to the ground. This technique's damage is doubled against objects and structures. Final Whirlpool. As an action for 25 cursed energy, you start to spin in place while gathering a massive amount of water, creating a gargantuan whirlpool of water, the whirlpool is 300 ft tall and has a radius of 200 ft, every creature in the range except yourself must make a Strength saving throw or take 15d10 cold damage + 15d10 bludgeoning damage and have their movement reduced to 0, taking half the damage on a success. The creature is then caught in the whirlpool, starting to spin and get thrashed around it, a creature caught in the whirlpool takes 20d10 cold damage at the start of their turns and may then do a Strength saving throw to attempt to move within the twister, moving to a more safe position, reducing the next damage by 2 dice, this reduction is cumulative. This technique lasts a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier and the damage caused per turn is reduced by 3 every round. On your turn, you may only move, moving the whirlpool with you. You are immune to all the effects of this technique. Drown. As an action for 30 cursed energy, choose a number of creatures up to your Charisma modifier within 40 ft, shooting a water sphere at them that engulf their heads, the turn you use this technique and then at the beginning of their turns, the creatures must make a Constitution saving throw, on a failure, they gain one drown counter, on a success, they gain a negative drown counter, a creature can have a number of drown counters equal to their Constitution modifier +1, upon reaching their max, they drown and are knocked into death saves as the bubble pops and disappears. To get rid of the bubble, they must reach the appropriate number of negative counters, following this table: Constitution Modifier Negative Counter Amount If you have a +0 in Constitution 6 If you have a +1 in Constitution 5 If you have a +2 in Constitution 4 If you have a +3 in Constitution 3 If you have a +4 in Constitution 2 If you have a +5 in Constitution 1 Final Torrent. As an action for 30 cursed energy, you may concentrate a gargantuan amount of water in a condensed sphere before firing it forward in an extremely high pressure, every creature in a 200 ft long, 80 ft wide line must make a Constitution saving throw, taking 20d12 cold damage + 20d12 bludgeoning damage on a failure and half on a success, creatures hit by this are pushed to the end of the line and on a failure they are launched an extra 80 ft. Water Destruction Technique Reversal While studying reverse cursed technique you have managed to invert your technique, instead of creating you now can destroy water. As an action for 2 cursed energy per 10 gallons destroyed, you can destroy up to 10 times your Charisma modifier gallons of water in an open container within range. Alternatively, you destroy fog in a 30-foot cube within range. You may also remove the water of a living being within reach of you. As an action for up to your Charisma modifier added twice if a target were affected by a slashing or piercing attack within the last round or are under the bleeding condition or otherwise considered to have an open wound, you can touch a creature and force it to make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take 2d8 necrotic damage per energy spent. On a success, they take half as much. If they fail the save by 5 or more, they take 1 level of exhaustion. This reversal does not work in creatures without water in their body. At 17th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier added thrice and at 20th level, you can spend up to your charisma modifier added four times.

Cursed Doll Creation

A user of Cursed Doll Creation, source [[28]]

This technique allows you to infuse people into dolls.

Cursed Doll Creation Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have unlocked your innate technique. This allows you to create a cursed voodoo doll of your enemies. As an action for 3 cursed energy, you may attempt to infuse a creature’s essence into a doll. You may select one creature within 40ft to infuse into this doll. The target must make a Charisma saving throw, with their essence being infused on a failure. On a success, they aren’t infused into the doll. You may only have 1 doll at a time infused with a creature and you must stay within 40ft of the enemy for them to stay infused. An infused creature can remake the Charisma save at the end of their turns, they stop being infused on a success. While a creature is infused it allows for damage dealt to the doll to be transferred to the infused creature. However, it is not effective yet, so creatures take ¼ of the damage dealt to the doll. The doll cannot pass saves and the damage done to it does not have to be dealt by you. Noose Manifestation Extension Technique At 3rd level, you have learned a new way to affect creatures infused into your dolls. You now can wrap a noose around your doll with it being able to affect the infused creature. As an action, you may begin to hang the doll, which in turn hangs the target. When a target is hung in this way they begin suffocating. Someone hung in this way can survive a number of rounds equal to their Constitution modifier added twice, to a minimum of 2. While hanging a creature you must spend 1 cursed energy per turn and maintain concentration for them to continue hanging, and a creature must be within 40ft of a platform, structure or building for the rope to have a location to be tied to, which will have the creature hovering 5ft in the air for the duration. Lastly, while a creature is hanging, their movement speed is reduced to 0 and cannot increase. Additionally, the rope suffocating a creature will have an amount of hit points equal to your Charisma score and an AC of 10 plus your Charisma modifier. The amount of hit points your rope has increases to your Charisma score added twice at 10th level, and added three times at 14th level, and four times at 17th level. Defensive Manipulation Extension Technique At 6th level, you have unlocked a new way to use your technique. You have now learned that you can affect infused creatures in other ways besides harming them. As a reaction for 5 cursed energy, you may force a creature affected by Cursed Doll Creation to make a Dexterity saving throw, tripping the doll and the person. On a failure, they will lose their current action and fall prone. Improved Infusion Technique Improvement At 10th level, you can infuse targets better into your dolls. You are now able to have 2 dolls active at once. This allows for 2 creatures to be infused at one time. You also have an increased range now, being able to infuse at 80 ft. away and only having to be within 80ft of the infused creature to affect them. You also are better at transferring damage to the target with ½ of the damage dealt to the doll being transferred. Tokyo School Feature: Adamantine Infusion Extension Technique At 14th level, you’ve figured out an application of your technique that allows you to infuse and reinforce Cursed Energy into your doll, therefore reinforcing the doll's targets with a layer of Cursed Energy. You may now infuse a friendly creature or ally, following the same rules as infusing an enemy, except they can willingly fail the saving throw. While infused, as a Bonus Action, you may spend an amount of cursed energy up to your Charisma Modifier added twice, giving the creature an amount of temporary hit points equal to the amount spent added four times. This increases to six times at 17th level. Infusion Mastery Technique Improvement At 20th level, you have learned how to infuse creatures efficiently. You now can infuse creatures as a bonus action for 4 cursed energy. In addition, you may spend an extra 10 cursed energy upon subjecting a creature to Cursed Doll Creation, making an infused creature only able to repeat the save after a minute. You also may have 3 dolls infused at once. Your range has also increased to 120 ft. from 80ft. And lastly, the full amount of damage dealt to the doll is transferred over. Copycat Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat After having mastered Reverse Cursed Technique, you have finally unlocked your cursed technique reversal. Normally the dolls you create project what happens to them to other people, but now you can project what happens to you or others onto the dolls. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you can imbue a doll with someone’s essence. This person must make a Charisma saving throw, or they can willingly fail. On a success, they and the doll are linked. However, the doll will mimic their actions. This does not mean much as it just can walk around and act like the person infused into it. However, if you then infuse a creature into it using your lapse, both creatures will be infused into the same doll. If the creature infused by your reversal takes damage, the doll will take the damage and project it to the person who was infused by your lapse. The person infused by your lapse still has the same limits as usual.

Picture Alteration

A Picture Alteration user utilizing her cellphone, source [29]

The picture alteration technique is a powerful technique that manipulates a picture you take with a cellphone.

Picture Alteration Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows you to make anything you manipulate in a picture you take real, and reality alters itself in response. You start out with one of the following cellphones depending on your financial condition, which is determined by you and your GM on your character creation: Cellphone Quality Picture Range Very Poor 20 ft. Poor 40 ft. Average 100 ft. Above Average 200 ft. High Quality 300 ft. The cellphone now counts as a cursed tool. As a reaction to a hostile action from a hostile creature, or as a free action for 2 cursed energy, you can take a picture with your cellphone that captures a x ft. cone. You can alter the picture as a bonus action or reaction, or as part of using it as a reaction. At the moment, you can alter only very basic things in a picture. Move. You can move a number of objects or creatures up to your proficiency bonus to anywhere within the picture, with each object or creature moved after the first costing 1 additional cursed energy. Any objects you were holding or carrying move alongside you. You can only alter pictures taken with this technique until the end of your next turn, and may use only one alteration per turn. If you try to alter an unwilling creature or an object that's being currently held, the creature or object's wielder must make a Charisma saving throw against your cursed energy DC. On a failure, they are affected by your alteration. On a success, they are not moved. Improved Move Technique Improvement At 3rd level, your edition of a picture is so quick that you basically learned how to teleport. When you use your Move technique, you now don't generate opportunity attacks while moving, and any creatures that were touching you are moved as well without the need for additional cursed energy being spent. Additionally, you can now move creatures upwards and downwards. Whenever they are moved upwards, they start falling at the beginning of your next turn. Filter Technique Improvement At 6th level, while many teenagers only use this to make cute images or funny faces, you have found a usage for them in combat! As an action after having taken a picture, you can filter to change said creature within the picture. If you try to apply a filter to an unwilling creature or an object that's being currently held, the creature or object's wielder must make a Charisma saving throw against your cursed energy DC. On a failure, they are affected by your filter. On a success, they are not affected by the filter. You may apply the following filters: Filter Effect Cursed energy cost Heart Eyes The creature is charmed for you until the beginning of your next turn. 2 cursed energy Sweat on Forehead The creature feels anxious and nervous, becoming frightened of every creature near them until the beginning of your next turn. 3 cursed energy Vomiting The creature feels nauseated, becoming poisoned until the beginning of your next turn. 4 cursed energy Angry Mark The creature feels angry, becoming berserk until the beginning of your next turn. 5 cursed energy Skull The creature is absolutely flabbergasted that you just fricking took a picture of it, they are stunned until the beginning of your next turn or until they receive damage from an outside source. 5 cursed energy Halo The creature is filled with pure thoughts, its alignment changes to lawful good and they cannot make any evil actions(determined by the dm) until the beginning of your next turn. 6 cursed energy Devil Horns The creature is filled with diabolical thoughts, its alignment changes to chaotic evil and they cannot make any good actions(determined by the dm) until the beginning of your next turn. 6 cursed energy Blush The creature feels shy, not being able to take any type of actions while they're within your sight range until the beginning of your next turn. 7 cursed energy Sleeping The creature feels sleepy, they are knocked unconscious until the beginning of your next turn. The condition ends early if the creature takes damage. 10 cursed energy Photoshop Extension Technique At 10th level, while you could alter creatures and objects based on what you did on the pictures, you have installed an app to make this even more powerful. As an action after having taken a picture, you can use photoshop to change said picture, with you choosing between altering one of the three: Objects, environment or creatures. The alterations you can do with them are detailed down below, although you can only do one alteration with this extension per turn. Object Alteration Alteration Effect Value The object's rarity is increased by one per energy spent until the beginning of your next turn. For example, a common watch would become an uncommon watch. 2 cursed energy per rarity increased Size The object's size is increased by one per energy spent, making its weight multiply by 8, and all of its dimensions double until the beginning of your next turn. For example, a medium vehicle would become a large vehicle. 3 cursed energy per size increased Properties You give a new property to the object, making it gain a new function until the beginning of your next turn. For example, you can grant a shortsword the versatile property. 4 cursed energy Creature Alteration Alteration Effect Looks Maxxing The creature's appearance is greatly improved, making them look great. They gain a bonus to their Charisma checks equal to your Charisma modifier, and they roll Charisma (persuasion) checks with advantage. 4 cursed energy Size Decrease/Increase The creature gets shrunk or increased, making its size change. You reduce or increase their size by one per energy spent until the beginning of your next turn, making their weight be divided by 8 and halve all of their dimensions on a decrease, or making their weight multiply by 8 and double all of their dimensions on an increase for the duration. 5 cursed energy per size change Muscular Body The creature gets absolutely ripped, gaining lots of muscles. They gain a bonus to their Strength score equal to your Charisma modifier that can go above their maximum, and they have advantage on Strength checks and saving throws until the beginning of your next turn. 6 cursed energy Misery The creature looks completely miserable and on precarious situation. They gain two levels of exhaustion that are removed at the beginning of your next turn. These levels of exhaustion cannot bring a creature's exhaustion level beyond 3. 8 cursed energy Environment Alteration Alteration Effect Rain The area will start to be surrounded by clouds until the beginning of your next turn. For the duration, light rain falls in this area, extinguishing unprotected flames, and you can cause harmless claps of thunder or flashes of lightning to emanate from the clouds. 4 cursed energy Snow Snow will begin to cover the area, reducing visibility. The snow obscures all sight, including Darkvision, excluding Truesight, beyond 5 feet until the beginning of your next turn. 5 cursed energy Lightning Strike A lightning bolt will fall on the area, hitting a creature. One creature of your choice in the area must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 8d6 lightning damage and half as much on a success. 6 cursed energy If you try to apply photoshop to an unwilling creature or an object that's being currently held, the creature or object's wielder must make a Charisma saving throw against your cursed energy DC. On a failure, they are affected by Photoshop. On a success, they are not affected by Photoshop. Tokyo School Feature: Share Extension Technique At 14th level, you have learned in Tokyo that the biggest power you can ever have is friendship. As part of making an alteration, you can quickly share the picture with another cellphone within 1 mile of you by spending twice the normal amount. The creature that receives the picture will make the effects of your alteration happen in a x ft. cone to where they're pointing their cellphone. This technique grants the phone you shared the picture with high quality wi-fi until the beginning of your next turn. Delete Extension Technique Finally, at 20th level, you have learned how to erase pictures. Whenever you take a picture with your technique, you can spend 20 cursed energy as an action to erase all of the following on the picture: Objects, structures or Creatures. If you choose a creature, they are forced to make a Charisma saving throw or take 20d10 necrotic damage, half on a success. If you choose an object or structure, they automatically fail the save. This technique's damage deals twice as much damage to objects and structures, and does not work against objects carried or worn. Backspace Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat After mastering Reverse Cursed Technique, you have unlocked your cursed technique reversal. You are now able to use your phone with positive energy, to revert effects. If you see someone activate their innate technique you can use a reaction and 5 cursed energy, to force them to make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, their technique is forced to revert and it does not get activated. On a success, it goes off as normal. You may also use this as an action to end an ongoing effect for 5 cursed energy. The user of the ongoing technique has to make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, the ongoing technique will end. On a success, it will continue as usual.

Miracles

A Miracles user with all of his Miracle Marks active at once, source [30]

The Miracles cursed technique stores small everyday "miracles" and releases them whenever the user needs them the most.

Design Note: When you're in a campaign where someone is with this subclass, make sure to only accept that they gain Miracles on genuine interactions, and that they don't overdue out of roleplay interactions. Miracles Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique brings you strength by witnessing good fortune. Sometimes, you can see miracles happen right in front of you. Whenever you witness a miracle happening, a Purple Marking appears right under one of your eyes, making you gain a Miracle Mark. You can have up to 6 Miracle Marks under your eyes. Those miracles are listed down below: Miracle Description Lucky! Hitting a jackpot is exciting for everyone, not just people with gambling addictions! Whenever you or an ally you can see or hear rolls the maximum amount they could on a dice roll, you gain 1 Miracle Mark. If it is a damage roll, it is necessary that all of the rolls are the maximum amount. Equal Numbers! Equal numbers means good luck, time to celebrate! Every time you or an ally you can see or hear rolls two equal numbers, such as 11, 22, 33, 44 and so on, you gain 1 Miracle Mark. Treasure! Finding free stuff is always great! Every time you or an ally you can see finds a new item, weapon or armor of at least Rare rarity you gain 1 Miracle Mark. This only counts towards cursed tools and magical items. Hardship Overcoming! Overcoming hardships is something rare to see in such a vile world we live in, so seeing it is truly a miracle. Whenever you or an ally you can see or hear succeed in a saving throw or ability check, or hit an attack roll where you had disadvantage on you gain 1 Miracle Mark. Whenever you are about to take damage, you can spend 1 Miracle Mark to regain xd4 + your Charisma modifier hit points (with X being your Jujutsu Sorcerer level) that cannot overcome your hit point maximum. You can do this once per round, however you may use this technique again in the same round by spending a reaction and 2 cursed energy. At 11th level, you gain 2 Miracle Marks for every miracle you witness. This is increased to 3 Miracle Marks at 17th level. Outcome Change Extension Technique At 3rd level, you have learned that your miracles can even change reality in your favor! Whenever you fail a roll, you can use your reaction to spend 1 Miracle Mark and 2 cursed energy to roll a d6. After rolling it, add it to the roll. The d6 increases to a d8 at 5th level, to a d10 at 11th level and to a d12 at 17th level. Death Escape Extension Technique At 6th level, it’s a miracle, you escaped death! Whenever you are hit by an attack or fail a saving throw that would reduce you to 0 hit points or lower (even if it would kill you outright), you can spend 2 Miracle Marks and 4 cursed energy to avoid it, getting out completely unharmed in an unexplainable way. In addition, while you have Miracle Markings you roll death saving throws with advantage. At 11th level, you can use this Extension whenever an attack or saving throw would reduce you to below half of your maximum hit points (rounded up) as well. Fate Control Technique Improvement At 10th level, there is no bad future for you, all you see is a shining bright road of success! Whenever you succeed on a roll that was altered by Outcome Change, if it reaches a 20 or higher (counting the natural die with no modifiers) it counts as a natural 20. The natural 20 obtained this way does not count as a miracle, nor does it count for all other purposes such as Black Flash. It only counts as a critical success or a critical hit. Tokyo School Feature: Shared Luck Extension Technique At 14th level, you've developed a way to share your luck with others. As a reaction to an ally you can see failing a roll, you can spend 3 Miracle Marks and 10 cursed energy to add your current Outcome Change die to their roll. If they succeed because of it, it is considered a natural 20. The natural 20 obtained this way does not count as a miracle. Pinnacle of Luck Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, there is no such thing as a bad day, in fact, the concept of something bad happening is unknown to you. You add your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) to any rolls you make with a d20. Calamity Reversal Technique After mastering reverse cursed technique, you found out your technique reversal, learning about Calamity Marks. Whenever you witness a calamity happening, a Yellow Marking appears right above one of your eyes, making you gain a Calamity Mark. You can have up to 6 Calamity Marks above your eyes. Those calamities are listed down below: Calamity Description Unlucky. Failing makes no one but the person who failed sad. Whenever you or a hostile creature you can see or hear rolls the minimum amount they could on a dice roll, you gain 1 Calamity Mark. Opposite Numbers. Nobody likes opposite numbers, it just looks ugly. Every time you or a hostile creature you can see or hear rolls two different numbers with the first one being odd and the other being even, such as 12, 14, 16, 18 and so on, you gain 1 Calamity Mark. Trash. Finding free stuff is cool, but only if it’s valuable. Every time you or a hostile creature you can see finds a new item, weapon or armor of at max Uncommon rarity you gain 1 Calamity Mark. This only counts towards cursed tools and magical items. Failing with Ease. Overcoming hardships is something rare to see in such a vile world we live in, so seeing it is truly a miracle. Whenever you or a hostile creature you can see or hear fails in a saving throw or ability check, or misses an attack roll where they had advantage on, you gain 1 Calamity Mark. As a reaction to a hostile creature succeeding a roll, you can spend 2 Calamity Marks and 4 cursed energy to roll a d10. After rolling it, subtract it from the roll. If they fail because of your die and it reaches a 1 or lower (counting the natural die with no modifiers), it is considered as if they have rolled a nat 1 for all purposes but for features that avoid nat 1’s.

Ice Formation

An Ice Formation user from the Heian Era utilizing frost calm, Source [31]

This Innate technique gives its user the ability to create and manipulate ice. It can range from small to large quantities, depending on the desired utilization of the technique.

Cold Cursed Energy Your cursed energy is as cold as a blizzard in the harsh winter. Whenever you deal damage with a cursed energy feature you can change the damage type to cold instead of necrotic. In addition you gain resistance to cold damage when your Cursed Armor is active. In addition, you are immune to the effects of extreme cold, magical or not. Also, whenever someone grapples you while you're using Cursed Armor, they must succeed a constitution saving throw or suffer the effects of extreme cold. Created Ice Whenever you utilize your technique, you create varying quantities of ice. The ice occupies the same place it was used at, which means that if you use a 10ft. cone, it will cover a 10ft. cone of ice and will be 10ft. in height. Any ice created by you has an amount of hit points equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) times your Jujutsu Sorcerer level. Its AC is equal to your cursed energy DC. Its size is the same as the size of the creature caught in it, with its size increasing by one for each creature affected by it. It is vulnerable to fire and bludgeoning damage, is immune psychic and poison, and if it receives cold damage it regains an equal amount of hit points instead. Creatures reduce your ice maximum hit points by ¼ of their maximum when they break out of it. All ice created by your technique will last until you end it at will (no action required), it is reduced to 0 hit points, or you receive the poisoned, Envenomed, paralyzed, stunned, petrified or unconscious conditions. Ice Formation Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your innate technique has allowed you to mess with the temperature around you, creating extreme levels of cold that you can utilize to partially freeze others. There are a few ways that you can utilize this: Ice Needle. As an action for up to your Charisma modifier in cursed energy, you can make a needle of ice to launch at an enemy. To use this you make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 50 feet of you. On a hit, you deal 1d6 cold damage per energy spent. This damage increases to 1d8 per energy spent at 5th level, to 1d10 at 11th level, and to 1d12 at 17th level. Additionally, if you spend the maximum amount on this technique the needle increases in size. When used this way the damage tier is increased by 1 and changed from cold to piercing, along with the range being doubled. Additionally, the needle can pierce through enemies if you roll 5 over the armor class of the targeted creature. If you pierce through the needle will continue for the rest of its range. If it would hit another creature it uses the original attack roll and deals half the original damage. Ice Grab. As an action for up to your Charisma modifier in cursed energy, you can make a cursed energy melee attack roll as you attempt to freeze an enemy. On a hit, you deal 1d6 cold damage per cursed energy spent and the target must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are Partially Frozen for 1 minute. The limb frozen is random (determined by DM). On a success, they are not Partially Frozen. Creatures can repeat the saving throw to bust the ice off their limb and end the Partially Frozen condition at the start of their turns. This damage increases to 1d8 per energy spent at 5th level, to 1d10 at 11th level, and to 1d12 at 17th level. Ice Fall Extension Technique At 3rd level, you have created an extension technique that serves as a great execution method. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you crouch down to create ice on the ground. You telepathically manipulate the ice created, launching one for every creature of your choice within 30 feet of you. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll. On a hit, they take 6d10 cold damage and become restrained by the ice and must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they are also Partially Frozen. On a success, they receive no additional effects. If they fail by 5 or more, they are Frozen instead. The creature can make a Strength saving throw at the beginning of its turns, ending the conditions early on a success. Hitting or missing, giant spikes of ice will fall from the sky on top of the targeted creatures, forcing them to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 6d8 piercing damage. On a success, they take half as much damage. This technique's damage increases to 9d10 + 9d8 at 11th level, to 12d10 + 12d8 at 17th level and to 15d10 + 15d8 at 20th level. Frost Calm Extension Technique At 6th level, you have learned how to unleash thick layers of ice through mist by breathing it through your hand. As an action for 8 cursed energy, you can send a cloud of freezing mist in a 60-foot cone. Creatures in the said cone must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they take 8d12 cold damage and are both restrained and Partially Frozen by the ice. If they fail by 5 or more, they are Frozen. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not restrained or Partially Frozen. The creature may remake the Strength saving throw at the beginning of its turns, breaking out of the ice on a success. This technique's damage is increased to 11d12 at 11th level, 14d12 at 17th level, and to 17d12 at 20th level. Ice Moon Extension Technique At 10th level, you have developed a new extension that boosts your technique. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you can create a large ball of ice that floats behind you. This ball lasts for 1 minute as long as you maintain concentration on it. While it is active you gain the following benefits: The range of your technique is doubled. Your techniques deal 2 extra damage dice. The cursed energy cost of your techniques is reduced by 1, to a minimum of 1. Tokyo School Feature: Cold Environment Technique Improvement At 14th level, an accurate description of being stuck within your ice is feeling like you’re freezing in a cold mountain with death approaching slowly but painfully. Whenever a creature is within at least X feet (5 times your Charisma modifier, minimum of 1) of ice created by your innate technique, they may suffer the possible side effects of a cold environment described down below: Extreme Cold. They receive the effects of extreme cold with the DC now being your cursed energy DC, and with the effects happening at the end of each round. After they've left the area of your ice, they can remake the Constitution save at the beginning of their turns to end the condition. Freezing Winter. If a creature has been affected by the effects of extreme cold for 3 rounds in a row due to your technique, they must make an additional Constitution saving throw when they make the next save for extreme cold. On a failure, they are Chilled. On a success, they are unaffected. They can remake the save at the beginning of their turns to end the condition. A creature can only receive these effects from one ice at once, even if there's more than one ice within range. Freezing Hell Extension Technique Finally at 20th level, when you are fighting it feels like an ice age. Cold damage caused by you ignores resistances but not immunities. Also, your ice isn’t vulnerable to fire damage anymore. Additionally, whenever a creature breaks out of your ice they take piercing damage equal to your Charisma modifier depending on their size. Ice Size Size Prerequisite Tiny Your Charisma modifier. Small Your Charisma modifier added twice. Medium Your Charisma modifier added thrice. Large Your Charisma modifier added four times. Huge Your Charisma modifier added five times. Gargantuan Your Charisma modifier added six times. The damage caused by breaking your ice cannot be increased by any methods. Heat Dissociation Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Because of your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique, you have learned your cursed technique reversal. You can now enhance the heat in the air, making creatures boil alive. As an action for 4 cursed energy, you can force a number of targets up to your Charisma modifier within 30 ft of you to make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take 8d10 fire damage and receive Second Degree burns. On a success, they take half as much damage and do not receive any burns. If they fail by 5 or more, they receive Third Degree burns. This technique’s damage increases to 14d10 fire damage at 17th level and 22d10 fire damage at 20th level. This technique deals twice as much damage to objects and structures.

Pain Killer

A Pain Killer user stopping someone's injuries, Source [32]

This technique allows you to stop injuries from getting worse, however you do not heal people.

Pain Killer Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows you to stop injuries from getting worse. As a bonus action for 1 cursed energy, you make a star symbol with your hands and touch a creature within your reach. The creature does not take damage from that same source of damage anymore, but only from that source. For example, if a creature is receiving damage at the beginning of their turns they will stop taking said damage, but future damage will still affect the creature. If it comes from a condition, only the damage will stop, however the condition will remain. In addition, you gain proficiency in the Medicine skill, or expertise if you're already proficient. Injury Efficiency Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you have learned how to be more efficient with your cursed technique. You can now use Pain Killer on all creatures within your reach of your choice, and it's now a free action. State Killer Technique Improvement At 6th level, you have improved your technique, now being able to help against conditions. Whenever you use Pain Killer on a creature, they also lose one condition of your choice that's related to the damage you just stopped. Last Minute Save Extension Technique At 10th level, you have learned how to stop wounds from getting worse just in time, however not even you are perfect. As a reaction for 4 cursed energy to an ally suffering any type of damage but psychic within your reach, you can stop the wound from getting worse and halve the total damage dealt. The creature affected by this technique also receives the benefits of Pain Killer. This reaction may be taken only once per turn. Tokyo School Feature: Death Saver Technique Improvement At 14th level, you have learned in Tokyo that your technique is not weak, you just needed a small push in the right direction. You can now use Pain Killer on creatures making death saves, making them stop rolling death saves until they regain or lose at least 1 hit point. Pain Nullifier Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, you have completely mastered your technique, becoming an almost perfect nullifier of pain. You can now use your reaction more than once per creature's turns, and gain additional reactions just for that feature equal to your proficiency bonus. Additionally, you can now use Pain Killer at will. Pain Amplify Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique has granted you your cursed technique reversal. You are now able to amplify the pain of others instead of nullifying it. As a reaction for up to X cursed energy, you can amplify the damage a creature takes from an attack. You must be able to touch this creature. For every cursed energy you spend on this technique, the target will take an extra 2 damage dice. So if a creature gets hit for 8d6 damage and you spend 2 cursed energy, they will take an extra 4d6 damage. X is your Charisma Modifier

Vengeful Cursed Spirit

Yuta Okkotsu standing with the queen of curses Rika, source [33]

The Vengeful Cursed Spirit technique involves the use of immense amounts of cursed energy while being aided by the spirit of a loved one.

Cursed Rarity You are an extreme anomaly, even by the standards of the Jujutsu world. You gain the Cursed Partner Background Feat, with your spirit possessing no innate technique. Your Vengeful Spirit, Boundless Potential and Pure Love, Pure Wrath features do not count as Innate Technique features. Boundless Potential Cursed Energy Feature At 1st level, whether it be by ancestry or pure chance, your curse is more peculiar than others. You count as being double your level for the purposes of calculating your Vengeful Spirit’s ability scores, and when calculating the spirit’s cursed energy you will use your full cursed energy maximum. Pure Love, Pure Wrath Cursed Energy Feature At 3rd level, you have realized your spirit possesses an abundance of cursed energy, and can be outputted in a large beam. While your spirit is fully manifested, you are able to output its cursed energy into a large beam. As an action for an amount of cursed energy up to your charisma modifier, you may force creatures within a 10ft wide, 60ft long line to make a dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 1d12 force damage for every cursed energy spent and are knocked prone. On success, they take half as much damage and aren't knocked prone. Objects in the area also take damage, double the damage that a creature would take. Your spirit can also use the cursed energy beam on its own. At 5th level, you can spend up to your charisma modifier + half your charisma modifier, rounded down. At 11th level, you can spend up to your charisma modifier added twice. At 17th level, you can spend up to your charisma modifier added twice + half your charisma modifier, rounded down. At 20th level, you can spend up to your charisma modifier added thrice. Copy Lapse Technique At 6th level, you have finally learned about your Innate Technique, copy. In order to copy a creature’s innate technique, you must have your spirit ingest a portion of the target’s body.If the creature you are attempting to copy has a CR or level lower than your own, it is easier to copy from them as you do not need as much from them. As a bonus action, while your Vengeful Spirit is in the world, you can command it to make an unarmed strike against a creature. If the attack hits, it can extract the creature's DNA. After that, you can attempt to replicate it by making a Charisma saving throw. On a success, you can copy the creature’s Cursed Technique. On a failure save, you do not copy the cursed technique. If the creature has a CR or level equal to or higher than yours, you require a much more lethal body part. After the creature is below half hit points or if they have had a limb reduced to 0 hit points, your Vengeful Spirit may attempt to extract a big enough portion of their body in order to copy their technique. As a bonus action, once these requirements are met, you can command your Vengeful Spirit to make an unarmed strike against a creature. If the attack hits, it can extract the creature's DNA through a lethal body part or from devouring the destroyed limb. After that, you can attempt to replicate it by making a Charisma saving throw. On a success, you can copy the creature’s Cursed Technique. On a failure save, you do not copy the cursed technique. Additionally, if a creature heals the damage you dealt in order to copy or heals the destroyed limb you used to copy, then your copied technique goes away and you no longer have access to it. If a creature dies before it can heal the damage or limb, then you keep the copied technique after they have died. Any features that were copied prior to obtaining the Freed Spirit feat must be copied again. The DC to copy a Cursed Technique is equal to the Cursed Energy DC of the Sorcerer you're trying to copy. When you successfully copy a cursed technique, you must spend as much Cursed Energy as the technique’s Lapse requires. Copied Techniques. Whenever you copy an innate technique, you will gain its Lapse Technique and any Technique Improvements directly to the Lapse for your own use as long as you meet the required level, and you abide by any features that apply directly to the lapse, (For example, the ‘Active Use Technique’ feature of the Brain Technique.) Whenever you copy a cursed technique you will act as though you are first level with said cursed technique for the purposes of features that scale with your level. Upon seeing a feature you have copied used in combat as a bonus action you can attempt an DC 20 Charisma saving throw to bring that feature of your own up to the next level of scaling such as the damage of that feature for you, (Ex. Such as going from 1st level to 5th level with that feature.) Alternatively, on a short or long rest, you may make this save to improve the feature and the DC will decrease by 5 for that feature every long rest you attempt to train it. This cannot be used to improve a feature beyond your current level. Additionally, incantations for the Chanting cursed feat must also be learned. You may make the same DC 20 Charisma saving throw to be able to use a chant when you see it being used. Alternatively, on a short or long rest, you may make this save to improve the feature and the DC will decrease by 5 for that feature every long rest you attempt to train it. If you have the Jujutsu Genius or Six Eyes feats you have advantage to go up in levels and learn incantations. You can have up to your proficiency bonus of these techniques stored within your vengeful spirit. Whenever you copy an innate technique and go above your limit, you must choose which stored technique to remove. Using Copied Techniques. In order to utilize any of the techniques you have copied, your spirit must be Fully Manifested and within 200 feet of you. You may not use more than one cursed technique at a time. Once per round, you may “switch” to another copied innate technique(no action required). If you are actively using one of your cursed techniques, such as a summoned shikigami, a duration-based ability (e.g., Limitless’ one-minute Infinity or Hakuna Laana’s one-minute dance), or any other ongoing effect tied to that technique, activating a different cursed technique will immediately end all effects of the currently active technique. This includes any summoned entities, sustained abilities, or residual effects tied to the initial cursed technique. Additionally, you cannot use additional actions, reactions, or bonus actions granted by one cursed technique (e.g., the extra reactions from Projection Sorcery) to activate or utilize another cursed technique. If you are Tokyo Jujutsu High School, your Tokyo enhancements and Specialized Technique must be applied individually to cursed technique features you have copied after finishing a long rest. (For example, if you copy the Sky Manipulation technique in an encounter, during the next long rest you may allocate your Specialized Technique to the Sky Manipulation Lapse technique, or the Thin Ice Breaker Extension technique if you have copied it.) Technique Analysis. At 11th level, you have learned how to analyze techniques you have copied, taking in information about the innate techniques operation and functions. You will learn the capabilities of the Lapse technique and understand its target concept, without having to figure out yourself how the technique works. Some information still may allude you, however (As determined by the DM.) For example, if you copy the Brain Technique, you will not learn the operation of Active Use Technique. You cannot imbue copied techniques into weapons using the Technique Imbued Cursed Tools rule. Extended Copy Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have now expanded your arsenal and skill with your copy technique, learning how to utilize more complex techniques, such as Extension techniques. After you have copied a technique, if you have seen an extension technique be used that you are high enough level to use, you may use a bonus action to make a DC 20 Charisma saving throw. On a success, you learn the Extension Technique, counting as the lowest level of scaling for the purpose of features that scale with your level, and may progress increasing your scaling with levels. Alternatively, on a short or long rest, you may make this save to learn the feature and the DC will decrease by 5 for that feature every long rest you attempt to train it. If you have the Jujutsu Genius or Six Eyes feats you have advantage on learning Extension Techniques. If you are using the Extension Techniques variant rule, you may also copy Extension techniques made with that feature, at your DMs discretion. Additionally, you may attempt to develop Extension techniques with copied Innate techniques. This process, however, should be very much more difficult and time consuming than if you were an innate user of the technique. Tokyo School Feature: Instantaneous Copy Extension Technique At 14th level, when you try to copy a technique, you may spend 10 Cursed Energy to instantly pass the Charisma saving throw. If the DC is higher than what you can achieve, you must spend 20 cursed energy instead. Improved Technique Analysis Technique Improvement At 20th level, your skill with analyzing techniques you have copied is paramount, allowing you to extract information of the technique on the fly. When you first copy an Innate Technique, you will count as one tier higher than you would start out for the purpose of features that scale with your level. Additionally, you will automatically succeed the saving throw to copy a technique that you have previously copied before. Duplicated Reversal Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Coming with your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique, you may now copy the reversal features of cursed techniques you’ve copied.

Blazing Courage

Ogi Zenin in a battle stance, source [34]

The blazing courage innate technique allows its user to ignite his weapon in flames or even replace their broken parts with flames.

Blazing Courage Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows yourself to ignite your weapon in flames, increasing your fire power. You can spend up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) in cursed energy as a bonus action while holding a melee weapon, igniting said weapon in flames for 1 minute. For the duration, the weapon deals an additional 1d6 fire damage on a hit per energy spent, and you emit bright light in 5 feet and dim light in 10 feet. You can deactivate this at will (no action required). If you are from Tokyo, you cannot increase this feature’s damage with the 3rd or 7th level feature. In addition, you gain the Cursed Weapon Enhancement enhancement. If you use your Lapse technique while Cursed Weapon Enhancement is active, its damage type is fire instead of necrotic damage. At 5th level, you now deal 1d8 fire damage per energy spent, this increases to 1d10 at 11th level, and to 1d12 at 17th level. Soulfire Stance Technique Improvement At 3rd level, your technique comes from your heart, no obstacles shall stand in the way of your blazing flames. If your weapon is suffering any penalties from being broken in some kind, when you activate blazing courage those penalties are removed until the technique ends. Also, while Blazing Courage is active, you may spend 3 Cursed Energy as an Action to emit an aura of flames within a 10ft radius centered on you that lasts for 1 minute. While the aura persists you have resistance to cold and fire damage, and any creature that enters the ring of flames or starts its turn on the radius must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take your Blazing courage damage dice added twice in fire damage. On a success, they take half as much damage. If they fail by 5 or more, they receive First Degree burns. Extensive Flames Technique Improvement At 6th level, when you use your full output your flames extend and gain higher power. Whenever you spend the maximum amount of cursed energy you can using Blazing courage, your weapon’s reach increases by 5 feet. Additionally, whenever you miss an attack by 2 or less, the target takes half as much damage that it would have taken from the additional fire damage. If a creature has Endurance they don’t take additional damage. At 11th level, this works on a 3 or less, on a 4 or less at 17th and on a 5 or less at 20th level. Intense Heat Technique Improvement At 10th level, your flames burn brighter and stronger than ever, with no enemy leaving unscarred from a combat encounter with you. Whenever you hit a creature with a melee weapon enhanced by blazing courage, they must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they receive First Degree burns. On a success, they receive no additional conditions. If they fail by 5 or more, they receive Second Degree burns. If it was a critical hit, the creature makes the saving throw with disadvantage, and receives Second Degree burns on a failure and Third Degree burns if they fail by 5 or more. Tokyo School Feature: Hell Wave Extension Technique At 14th level, your technique was simple to understand, though Tokyo believed in your potential to be something more. You have created an extension technique that covers a large area with a wave of flames, destroying everything in its path. As an action for 10 cursed energy while Blazing Courage is active, you force all creatures in a 10 foot cone to make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take 11d10 fire damage, are knocked prone and receive Second Degree burns. On a success, they take half as much damage, are not prone and do not receive any burns. This technique deals maximum damage to objects and structures, It ignites flammable objects in the area that aren’t being worn or carried. At 17th level, their damage increases to 15d10, and at 20th level it becomes 20d10. Inferno Sorcerer Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, your flames have reached their peak, now being seen as a symbol of your unstoppable courage. You ignore resistance to fire damage when dealing damage with your Innate Technique. Additionally, creatures with Endurance are still damaged by your Extensive Flames feature. Freezing Resolve Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Your mastery of Reverse Cursed Technique has led to you unlocking your cursed technique reversal. You are now able to imbue your weapon with ice instead of fire. You can spend up to two times your Charisma modifier (minimum of 2) in cursed energy as a bonus action while holding a melee weapon, freezing said weapon for 1 minute. For the duration, the weapon deals 2d6 cold damage on a hit per 2 energy spent. At 5th level, you now deal 2d8 cold damage per energy spent, this increases to 2d10 at 11th level, and to 2d12 at 17th level. You can deactivate this at will (no action required). If you are from Tokyo, you cannot increase this feature’s damage with the 3rd or 7th level feature. If you use your Reversal while Cursed Weapon Enhancement is active, its damage type is cold instead of necrotic damage. Coldsteel Poise At 6th level, you have mastered extending your ice outside of your blade as well as fixing your blade. If your weapon is suffering any penalties from being broken in some kind, when you activate freezing resolve those penalties are removed until the technique ends. Also, while Freezing Resolve is active, you may spend 6 Cursed Energy as an Action to emit an aura of ice within a 10 ft radius centered on you that lasts for 1 minute. While the aura persists you have resistance to cold and fire damage, and any creature that enters the ring of ice or starts its turn on the radius must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take your Freezing Resolve damage dice added twice in cold damage. On a success, they take half as much damage. If they fail by 5 or more, they become Chilled for 1 minute. Creatures may repeat the Constitution saving throw at the end of their turns to end the Chilled condition.

Earth Arms

Stone Arms, source [[35]]

This technique allows you to make arms and hands with stone.

Earth Arms Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows you to manipulate stone. You can summon large stone fists from the earth for 1 minute by spending 1 cursed energy as a bonus action while touching the ground with your arms. While the fists are summoned, as part of your attack action, you can replace an attack in the attack action with a melee or ranged cursed energy attack roll with a range of 30 feet. This shoots a stone fist at a target, dealing damage equal to your unarmed strike as bludgeoning damage, adding half your charisma modifier (rounded down) to the damage. At 5th level, you add your Charisma modifier to the damage. At 11th level, you add your Charisma modifier plus half your Charisma modifier (rounded down). At 17th level, you add twice your Charisma modifier to the damage. Additionally, while your fists are summoned, you gain the following maneuver: Stone Slam. As an action for 5 cursed energy, you can smash your stone arms onto your enemies. A target within 45 feet must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 4d8 bludgeoning damage and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half as much and aren’t knocked prone. This technique's damage increases to 7d8 at 5th level, to 10d8 at 11th level, to 13d8 at 17th level, and to 16d8 at 20th level. Earthen Maneuvers Extension Technique At 3rd level, while your stone arms are summoned, you can perform a variety of maneuvers. As part of your attack action, you can spend 4 cursed energy to use one of the following maneuvers, you can only use one maneuver per round. If you have already used one maneuver this round, you can spend an additional 2 cursed energy to use a second maneuver. You can do the following maneuvers: Shattering Strike. You create a heavy stone fist and slam it into a target within 20 feet. The target must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take damage equal to your Earth Arms and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half damage and are not knocked prone. Sweeping Smash. You sweep the ground with a wide arc of your stone arm, forcing all creatures in a 15-foot cone in front of you to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take damage equal to your Earth Arms and are pushed back 5 times charisma modifier feet. On a success, they take half damage and are not pushed back. Earthen Launch. You hurl a large stone fist at a target within 60 feet. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll. On a hit, the target takes damage equal to your Earth Arms and is knocked 5 times your Charisma modifier feet into the air. If they land, they take fall damage equal to 1d6 per 10 feet. This following maneuver cannot be used as part of the attack action. Pulverize. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you slam both of your stone fists down onto a single target within 10 feet. The target must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take damage equal to your Earth Arms and are confused until the end of their turn. On a success, they take half damage and are not confused. Harder Stone Technique Improvement At 6th level, your mastery of earth manipulation allows you to harness the power of your stone arms more effectively. When your stone arms are summoned, you can make ranged cursed energy attack rolls with a range of 60 feet. The damage each attack deals is increased by a number of damage dice equal to your proficiency bonus. Additionally, if you have already used a second Earthen Maneuver, you can spend an additional 2 cursed energy to use a third Earthen Maneuver within the same round. Finally, creatures that have a Dexterity score lower than your Charisma score have disadvantage on Dexterity saving throws against your Earth Arm features. Stone Grasp Extension Technique At 10th level, you have learned a new way to use the stone arms you create. You are now able to create two big arms that can catch a target. As an action for 10 cursed energy, you can force a target within 60ft to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they are wedged between the arms taking 14d12 bludgeoning damage, and are restrained, becoming stuck between the hands. On a success, are not restrained and take half damage. This technique’s damage increases to 17d12 at 11th level, to 20d12 at 17th level, and to 23d12 at 20th level. You may also keep the hands active, once you have grabbed an enemy using this attack. If you do, then every turn you have it active you can use a bonus action to squish the person stuck between them, forcing them to make a Strength saving throw. If they fail they will be squished taking another 5d12 bludgeoning damage. On a success, they break free. While keeping the hands up holding a creature, you must maintain concentration. Tokyo School Feature: Earthquake Strike Technique Improvement At 14th level, your mastery of the Earth Arms technique allows you to create devastating shockwaves that resonate through the ground. When you hit a target with your ranged Earth Arms attack, you can choose to unleash a shockwave, costing 10 additional cursed energy. This shockwave forces all creatures within a 20-foot radius of the target to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, creatures take damage equal to your Earth Arm damage as thunder damage and are knocked prone. On a successful save, they take half damage and are not knocked prone. Additionally, the shockwave creates difficult terrain in the area for 1 minute, due to the upheaval of the ground. Seismic Mastery Technique Improvement At 20th level, your mastery of the Earth Arms technique allows you to create small tectonic shifts with your movements. While your Earth Arms are active, the ground around you trembles, granting you the following benefits: Whenever you successfully hit a creature with your Stone Slam or any attack using your Earth Arms, the ground shifts beneath them. All creatures within 10 feet of the target must succeed on a Dexterity saving or take your Earth Arm features damage again and be knocked prone. On a successful save, they take half damage and remain standing. Creatures that are targeted by your Earth Arms features have disadvantage on Strength saving throws against your Earth Arms unless their Strength score is higher than your Charisma score. Air Slam Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat After mastering both Reverse Cursed Technique and your innate technique, you have learned how to use your cursed technique reversal. One major weakness of your innate ability is that all your abilities must come from the ground. Flying enemies can easily escape your grasp. As an action for 10 cursed energy, you can create a large hand in the air made out of your cursed energy. You may create this hand up to 120 feet away from you. The hand occupies a 15 foot radius area and targets creatures directly below it. Creatures under it must make a Strength saving throw as the hand slams them toward the ground. On a failure, they take your 5d12 bludgeoning damage for every 10ft they fall before they hit the ground and are made prone. On a success, they take half damage and are not knocked prone.

Paralyzing Sight

A woman being affected by the Paralyzing Sight technique, source [36]

The paralyzing sight technique allows its user to paralyze people just with their vision.

Eyes Due to your technique, your eyes are extremely powerful, surpassing most sorcerers' and thus are reinforced. Eye Hit Points. Your eyes have a number of hit points equal to 1/3rd of your hit point maximum (rounded up). You regain 1 eyes hit point at the beginning of your turns, unless they're at 0 hit points. Any kind of hit point regains you receive affects, your eyes' hit points as well. Your eyes regain all of their hit points at the end of a short or long rest. Losing Eye Hit Points. Whenever a hostile creature (or a creature that isn't your ally), succeeds on a saving throw against your technique, your eyes lose 2 hitpoints for every 1 they rolled above your cursed energy DC. (A minimum of 1) If your eyes reach 0 hit points, you won't be able to regain its hit points unless you receive the benefits from Reverse Cursed Technique, Regeneration or take a long rest. If your eyes have 0 hit points, you are blinded. If your eyes are at 0 hit points, you can risk it and push your limits further to use your technique. While you use your technique while you are blinded due to your eyes reaching 0 hitpoints, you take 5 psychic damage for every cursed energy spent on the technique and an additional 4 psychic damage for every 1 they rolled above your cursed energy DC to resist the technique. This psychic damage bypasses cursed armor. Eye Of The Beholder. At 10th level, due to the constant exposure of strain, your eyes have gotten tougher and more durable. Your eyes' hit points increase to 1/2 of your maximum hit points (rounded up). In addition, whenever your eye Hit points reach 0 hitpoints, you can make a DC20 Constitution saving throw. On a success, they are reduced to 1 hit point instead. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus. You regain all uses on a short or long rest. Paralyzing Sight Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you can paralyze people with your sight. As an action for 3 cursed energy, you force a creature within your sight range to make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, they are stunned until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they are not stunned. Improved Eyes Technique Improvement At 3rd level, your paralyzation becomes faster. You can now use your paralyzing sight as a bonus action, and now gain advantage on saving throws against being blinded. Concentrated Paralyze Technique Improvement At 6th level, you have learned how to make your paralyzation last for longer amounts of time in exchange for standing still. When you use your Paralyzing Sight, you pay 3 additional cursed energy to enter a deep concentration state, making the creature become stunned for 1 minute. The creature must make a Charisma saving throws at the beginning of their turns, ending the condition earlier on a success. You count as concentrating as if you were concentrating on a spell. If the creature manages to break free before the duration, you take great backlash on your eyes. Your eyes lose 2 hitpoints for every 1 rolled above your cursed energy dc(minimum of 1) times the amount of rounds it took for them to break free. For example, if they broke free after 5 rounds and rolled a 18 against your 16 dc, you lose 10 eye hit points. True Paralyzation Technique Improvement At 10th level, your technique has evolved to new heights. The creature's who fail your paralyzing sight saving throw now become paralyzed instead of stunned. At 17th level, they also become paralyzed when you use concentrated paralyze. Tokyo School Feature: All Seeing Eye Extension Technique At 14th level, you've reached illumination while on Tokyo, creating a extension technique just for that. As a bonus action for 10 cursed energy, a eye symbol appears on your forehead for 1 minute. You gain the following benefits while the eye is active: You gain advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks. Your sight range doubles. Your paralyzing sight feature is now a free action. Perfect Sight Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, you have perfected your technique, beating its weakness. You now don't suffer any type of detriment when using any of your features, and you become immune to the blinded condition. Hyperactive Sight Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat With your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique, you have learned your cursed technique reversal. You have now obtained the ability to turn your Paralyzing Sight into Hyperactive Sight. As an action for 5 cursed energy, you target a creature within your sight range and then accelerate their system with your bare eyes. For the next minute, the creature affected by your Hyperactive Sight has its speed and number of reactions doubled, and it also gains a free action to take the Disengage or Dash action. You count as concentrating as if you were concentrating on a spell while keeping this bonus up. After 1 minute has passed, you need to succeed on a Constitution saving throw, on a failed save you gain one level of exhaustion and you cannot use Hyperactive Sight against the same target for the next round, on a success nothing happens.

Missile Fists

A missile fists user using his innate technique, source [37]

The missile fists technique allows you to launch a barrage of giant fists against your opponents.

Missile Fists Lapse Technique At 1st level, you can unleash massive fists as a method of attack. You gain the Martial Arts feature early. As a free action, you can spend 2 Cursed Energy to create a fist that is twice as big as your normal fists that last for 1 minute or until you use them to attack. Each fist requires a ranged cursed energy attack roll and replaces an attack in the attack action against a creature within 60 feet of you. On a hit, it takes damage equal to your unarmed strike's damage, with the damage dice increased by an amount of tiers equal to half your proficiency bonus, rounded down. This cannot replace attacks from Cursed Blast of Blows feature. The damage from this feature cannot be increased by features from the Tokyo school. You can spend an additional amount of cursed energy up to your Charisma mod to create additional fists, creating one additional fist for every 2 cursed energy spent. At 5th level, you now can spend up to your Charisma modifier + half your Charisma modifier; at 11th level, you're able to spend up to twice your Charisma modifier; at 17th level, you can spend up to twice your Charisma modifier + half your Charisma modifier; and at 20th level, you can spend up to thrice your Charisma modifier. Detonating Assault Technique Improvement At 3rd level, your onslaught becomes destructive. Whenever you hit a creature with one of your summoned fists, creatures within 5ft of the impact must make a Constitution saving throw or take half of the damage caused by the fist as thunder damage. Additionally, you may spend an amount of cursed energy up to half your proficiency bonus (rounded down) to add Cursed Strikes to each fist. Cataclysmic Barrage Extension Technique At 6th level, you can unleash a wave of fists summoned in a 10-foot cone. As an action, for 10 Cursed Energy, you can spend a number of fists up to your Charisma modifier. Each creature in the area must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, creatures take your lapse technique's damage, with the damage dice increasing by one for each fist spent. Additionally, they are pushed back a number of feet equal to 5 times your Charisma modifier. On a successful save, creatures take half as much damage and are not pushed back. This technique deals double damage against objects and structures. Precision Strike Technique Improvement At 10th level, your targeting precision improves. When using your Technique, you can designate a number of creatures equal to your Charisma modifier that are unaffected by your technique. If you hit a creature with your Missile Fists, you can reroll one damage die. Additionally, you can now add damage from cursed-empowered strikes to the total damage of your technique. Tokyo Feature: Titan's Grasp Extension Technique At 14th level, your mastery of Missile Fists allows you to summon a massive fist capable of manipulating your surroundings and controlling the battlefield. As a bonus action for 6 Cursed Energy, you can conjure a giant spectral fist within 60 feet of you, which lasts for 1 minute or until you dismiss it. This fist can perform the following actions: Grasping Crush. The fist attempts to restrain a creature within range. Make a melee cursed energy attack roll contested by the target’s Strength (Athletics) or Dexterity (Acrobatics) check. On a success, the creature is restrained, and the fist holds them in place until the start of your next turn. Barrier Fist. As a reaction to an attack targeting you or an ally within 5ft, you may move the hand to cover you or them, granting three-quarter cover until the start of your next turn. Additionally, any damage that hits you while covered by the hand is reduced by your Charisma modifier added twice. Fist Lift. You can use the fist to lift or move a creature or object within range. The fist can carry a creature or object weighing up to 5 times your carrying capacity, moving it up to 30 feet to a point within the fist’s range. If the target is unwilling, they must succeed on a Strength saving throw to avoid being moved. Devastating Fists Technique Improvement At 20th level, your Lapse Technique has reached its pinnacle, allowing you to summon immense fists with unparalleled efficiency. When using your Lapse Technique, the cost to summon each fist is reduced to 1 Cursed Energy. The damage of each fist now equals your unarmed strike damage added twice. Lastly, you gain the following effect: Cataclysmic Detonation. When you hit a creature with at least 3 fists in a single turn, you can choose to unleash a powerful shockwave. All creatures within 30 feet of the target must make a Strength saving throw against your Cursed Energy save DC. On a failure, they take thunder damage equal to the damage dealt by the fists and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half the damage and are not knocked prone. Foot Shield Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat After mastering the Reverse Cursed Technique, you gain a defensive ability. As a reaction to being attacked, you can spend an amount of Cursed Energy up to your Charisma modifier to summon a large foot in front of you. The foot has hit points equal to 10 times the amount of Cursed Energy spent, and its Armor Class is equal to your Cursed Energy Save DC. The foot absorbs damage in place of you, automatically failing any saving throws. This foot lasts until its hit points are depleted or until the beginning of your next turn.

Immortality

Tengen, the immortal sorceress, source [[38]]

This innate technique makes the user immortal to age, although it forces the user to fuse itself with a vessel to stop it from evolving.

Immortality Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your innate technique has made you immortal. You're immune to death by old age. You however continue aging and magical aging can affect you. Every 500 years that pass, you must assimilate yourself with a Star Plasma Vessel. To assimilate is an 1 hour ritual, in which you and the vessel must be touching each other. After the hour passes, the vessel will die and become one with you, granting you another 500 years. In case you do not make the ritual in time, you will "evolve", becoming something that isn't curse or human. Your race will change to Cursed Spirit, however you won't gain one of its racial traits or qualify for its feats. You will have a more curse like appearance, although keeping a humanoid form. Experience Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you learned quite an amount of skills overtime, after all you have a lot of free time for that. You gain proficiency in four skills, tools or languages of your choice. You may also mix and match what proficiencies you pick (for example, you can pick 2 skills and 2 languages). You gain proficiency in another skill, tool, or language at 5th level, 11th and finally 17th. Expert Technique Improvement At 6th level, while learning a lot of skills helps, you have more than enough time to fully develop them. You gain expertise in four skills or Tools of your choice. You may also mix and match just like the previous feature. You gain expertise in another skill or tool at 8th level, 14th, and finally 17th. Free Time Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have so much free time on your hands, that learning things is so easy. Whenever you have downtime, you can pick a Cursed Feat that's not a body feat, Taijutsu feat or a Weapon feat. And over that downtime you can make a Intelligence (Arcana) check, with the DC determined by the DM. If you pass the check, you can ignore one prerequisite of that feat that isn’t requiring another feat, being a certain race, having a certain innate technique, or requiring another class. Tokyo School Feature: Prolonged Lifespan Extension Technique At 14th level, you've developed an extension technique so that even you could be useful in the battlefield. As a reaction to falling to 0 hit points you can spend 10 cursed energy to go fall to the hit points you had two rounds ago instead. For example, if you fall to 0 hit points this round and two rounds ago you had 24 hit points, you can instead fall to 24 hit points. Unrivaled Wisdom Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, while you didn't evolve your technique, your mind is above all others due to your wisdom. You gain expertise in any skill or tool that you have proficiency in. Additionally, the DC for learning anything is reduced by your Wisdom or Intelligence modifier. Mortality Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal feat. You have learnt the reversal of your technique, being able to invert the capability of being immortal. As a bonus action for 5 cursed energy, you are able to negate the effects of your lapse technique, making you vulnerable to death by old age once more for 1 minute. In the case of where the ritual failed and the process of turning into humanity's enemy is accelerated, the effects of turning into a cursed spirit is halted until you disable the reversal. At the end of the 1 minute, you may pay 1 cursed energy to extend the duration by another minute.

Love Rendezvous

A Love Rendezvous user, source [39]

Love Rendezvous is a technique based on the Southern Cross. It marks creatures or objects with cursed energy and makes the lowest star have to pass through the other ones before they can move.

Love Rendezvous Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have a very complex technique, and you have learned the basics of how to use it. As a free action when you touch a creature or object(this can be done with yourself) that has cursed energy or as part of hitting an unarmed strike, you can spend 1 cursed energy to mark the target's cursed energy with a star of your choice. Only one star can be placed in one creature's cursed energy at a time, however the same star can be applied to different people's cursed energy at an time. You can mark a number of creatures with the same star up to your Charisma modifier. If you mark a creature, everything that has their cursed energy will be marked as well, like shikigami, cursed tools etc. The following stars are available to mark: ★Imai, ★Acrux, ★Mimosa, ★Ginan and ★Gacrux. When you mark a creature, a sparking light will appear above their head. They can also find the star's name marked on their body if they make a Wisdom (Perception) check against your Cursed Energy DC. Anyone appointed with a star must follow a sequential order if they want to attempt approaching another star. When they make their movement, they must move directly towards the next star in order and touch them, which allows them to move on to the next star in order. Failing to do this will result in them being unable to close the distance towards their target however they still expend any movement until the technique is disabled and the objects and creatures marked with the same star will be attracted to the point with the highest cursed energy, being all rapidly thrown at that point. The highest cursed energy amount will take 1 dice of bludgeoning damage per 5ft. the other stars have traveled and their size, while the objects and creatures that crashed into it will take half as much damage. If the creature goes in the correct order, nothing happens and the stars they've touched disappears and upon touching all stars in the correct order, the stars on them disappears. See the following chart for measure of damage: Size Damage Die Tiny d4 Small d6 Medium d8 Large d10 Huge d12 Gargantuan 2d12 The order of the stars is as follows: ★Imai → ★Acrux → ★Mimosa → ★Ginan → ★Gacrux. If a creature has shikigami summoned, the Shikigami are marked with the same starts are the summoner's and if a creature marked with a star attempts to target you in the wrong order with a cursed energy attack roll or forces you to make a save against a feature, the attack instead targets them, causing them to roll against their own AC if it's an attack roll or roll against their own DC if it's a saving throw. As long as the cursed energy of the feature belongs to the mark, the feature cannot close the distance between you and it, allowing you to take no damage from it as long as the other is wrong. For example, if an ★Imai tried to target a ★Ginan with cursed energy ray without having went through ★Acrux and then ★Mimosa, then the cursed energy ray will instead target the ★Imai until it follows the correct order. If there is no possible path for a target to follow the order, the target isn’t affected by the technique until such a possible path is created. The target is immediately affected again once such a path exists. For example, if Gacrux is placed in front of Ginan for a creature marked with Acrux, then the technique no longer functions for that creature, as there is no way to touch Ginan without approaching Gacrux. Once the creature passes Gacrux, thus opening a path for them to get to Ginan, the technique functions for them once more, and they must touch Ginan before approaching Gacrux. The stars last for 10 minutes or until you remove one or more of them at will. Creatures won't know they're being affected by the technique until they suffer the consequences from not following the order. After that, they can make the perception check to find about the star. After they found out about the star, they can make a Wisdom (Insight) check with disadvantage against your cursed energy DC to try to understand your technique unless they have the Cursed Energy Tracker feature or are familiar with the southern star constellation, which then makes them roll normally. In addition, your craftiness in using your technique has led you to utilize cursed energy infused objects to mark with. You will gain the Object Infusion option from the Advanced Energy Usage feature early, however, you will only gain the ability to imbue objects that are Tiny, Small, or Medium size from the feature. If you ever gain the feature by normal means, you will gain its full capabilities instead. Effective Marking. At 5th level, you learned how to mark creatures in a quicker and more effective manner. You may mark creatures with stars as a reaction. Also, you gain a number of additional reactions equal to your Charisma modifier that can only be used to mark other creatures. Gravity Force Technique Improvement At 3rd level, your technique's attraction has grown stronger. The damage of creatures colliding now overcomes resistances but not immunities to bludgeoning damage. Additionally, when creatures marked with stars collide due to your technique, they take additional damage equal to the damage die of their size. Shining Stars! Technique Improvement At 6th level, you became better with your technique, now being able to have more stars. The amount of stars you can put of the same type is increased to your Charisma modifier added twice. Cosmic Pull Technique Improvement At 10th level, your understanding of the gravitational forces between the stars deepens, enhancing the way your marked targets interact. When creatures marked with stars collide due to the attraction of your technique, they must make a Strength saving throw against your Cursed Energy DC. On a failed save, the affected creatures are also knocked prone and have disadvantage on their next attack roll or saving throw. Tokyo School Feature: Shooting Stars Extension Technique At 14th level, having to touch your opponents has become a very hard task as you've started to face tougher opponents, so you developed a method to counter this. As a bonus action, you can spend 4 cursed energy to target 4 creatures within 30ft. of you and throw small stars at them. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll. On a hit, they are marked with one star of your choice. Universal Force Technique Improvement At 20th level, your technique attraction feels like a black hole. Marked creatures and objects now take force damage instead of bludgeoning damage when they're attracted to each other. It still overcomes resistances but not immunities. Additionally, the number of creatures you can mark with the same star is increased to thrice your Charisma modifier. Hateful Separation Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Because of your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique, you have unlocked your cursed technique reversal, now making your technique repel instead of attract. When you use Love Rendezvous, you may spend 2 cursed energy to instead turn it into Hateful Separation, causing the order of the starts to be inverted. Anyone appointed with a star must follow a reversed sequential order if they want to attempt approaching another star. When they make their movement, they must move directly toward the previous star in order and touch them, which allows them to move on to the next star in reverse order. Failing to do this will result in them being unable to close the distance toward their target, though they still expend any movement until the technique is disabled. The objects, creatures, and cursed energy marked with the same star will be repelled toward the creature with the lowest cursed energy, being all rapidly launched toward that point. The creature with the lowest cursed energy will take 2 dice of bludgeoning damage per 10ft the other stars have traveled and their size, while the objects and creatures that are repelled and crash into the target will take half as much damage. If the marked creature goes in the correct reversed order, nothing happens, and the stars they've touched disappear. Upon touching all stars in the reversed order, the stars on them disappear. See the following chart for the measure of damage: Size Damage Die Tiny d4 Small d6 Medium d8 Large d10 Huge d12 Gargantuan 2d12 The reversed order of the stars is as follows: ★Gacrux → ★Ginan → ★Mimosa → ★Acrux → ★Imai.** If a creature has shikigami summoned, the shikigami are marked with the same stars as the summoner's. If a creature marked with a star attempts to target you in the incorrect reversed order with a cursed energy attack roll or forces you to make a saving throw against a feature, the attack or feature is repelled toward the creature with the lowest cursed energy. For attack rolls, the attacker instead targets the creature with the lowest cursed energy, rolling against their AC. For saving throws, the repelled effect forces the attacker to roll against the DC of the creature with the lowest cursed energy. As long as the cursed energy of the feature belongs to the mark, the feature cannot close the distance between the attacker and their intended target, allowing the intended target to take no damage from the attack as long as the reversed sequence is violated. If an ★Gacrux attempts to target ★Acrux with a cursed energy ray without first moving through ★Ginan and ★Mimosa, the cursed energy ray will instead be repelled toward the creature with the lowest cursed energy in the area. This repulsion continues until the attacker follows the reversed sequence correctly.

Jet Plane Hair

A Jet Plane Hair user flying with her hair, source [[40]]

The Jet Plane Hair technique allows its user to fly using just their hair.

Jet Plane Hair Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows you to transform your hair into a jet plane, granting you flight capabilities. As a bonus action for 2 cursed energy, you gain flying speed equal to your walking speed for 1 minute. You can keep flying in the air. While you are flying with this technique, you can take the dash action as a bonus action. At the end of the minute, you can spend 1 additional cursed energy to keep flying for 1 additional minute. Boost Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you have learned how to use the impulse of your technique to go even faster, destroying anything in the way. When you take the dash action, you can spend additional 2 cursed energy to triple your movement speed instead of doubling. If you pick Kyoto's dash option, your movement speed quadruples instead of tripling. If you pass by a creature while dashing this way, they must make a Dexterity saving throw with disadvantage unless their passive perception is the same or higher than your cursed energy dc, which makes them roll normally. On a failure, they take 1d4 bludgeoning damage per 5ft. you have traveled before crashing into them. On a success, they take half as much damage and you just keep flying. You take half as much damage from the attack, as you are also part of the impact. If they fail, they must also make a Strength saving throw. On a failure they are pushed back until you reach the limit of your flying speed. On a success, they are just knocked prone and your movement ends. You deal twice as much damage against objects and structures when using this feature. The damage cannot reach a number of dice higher than your proficiency bonus times your Charisma modifier. At 5th level, the d4's become d6's, at 11th level the d6's become d8's, at 17th level the d8's become d10's and at 20th level they become d12's. Free Bird Technique Improvement At 6th level, like a free bird, you can fly in the sky at tremendous speeds. You don't generate opportunity attacks while flying with Jet Plane Hair, and your flying speed is now twice the amount of your walking speed. All Out Extension Technique At 10th level, you created a powerful yet dangerous extension to your technique, blinding yourself for maximum damage. As an action for 8 cursed energy, you go into a straight line equal to four times your movement speed. All creatures in said line must make a Dexterity saving throw with disadvantage unless their passive perception is the same or higher than your cursed energy dc, which makes them roll normally. On a failure, they take your current Boost damage and are pushed back until you reach the limit of your flying speed. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not pushed back. You take the same amount of damage from the attack, as you are also part of the impact. The damage from this impact overcomes resistances. This technique's damage deals quadruple as much damage against objects and structures. Tokyo School Feature: Wind Tornado Extension Technique At 14th level, you create a extension technique that uses your propulsion to make a tornado. As an action for 10 cursed energy, you choose a point within your flying speed range and fly over to said point, forcing all creatures that are within a 30ft. cylinder of that area to make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they take 20d8 bludgeoning damage and are pulled up in 30ft. in the air, instantly falling at the end of your turn. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not pulled. You end this technique 5ft. close to the area that the tornado happened. At 17th level, the damage increases to 26d8, and to 34d8 at 20th level. War Jet Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, your hair has evolved to become a war jet, turning it into a much more effective weapon. Your walking speed now triples when being turned into flying speed, and the damage of the Boost and All out features now deal force instead of bludgeoning. Submarine Hair Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Because you have mastered Reverse Cursed Technique, you can now use your cursed technique reversal. You can now use your hair differently. You can now turn your hair into a submarine. As a bonus action for 4 cursed energy, you gain a swimming speed equal to your walking speed for 1 minute. While you are swimming with this technique, you can take the dash action as a bonus action. At the end of the minute, you can spend 1 additional cursed energy to keep swimming for 1 additional minute. In addition, the air inside of your hair allows you to breathe underwater for an amount of time equal to your Charisma modifier in minutes. You may not have both your lapse and reversal activated at the same time. You may only have one at a time and can swap between them by paying the cost of activation. As an action for 4 cursed energy while submarine hair is active, you can shoot 2 missiles. Each missile travels in a 30ft. Line and explodes at the end into a 15ft. circle. Each creature in one of the circles must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 4d8 fire damage. On a success, they take half as much damage.

Helicopter Hair

A user of Helicopter Hair, source [[41]]

This technique allows you to make your hair into helicopter blades.

Helicopter Hair Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows you to transform your hair into helicopter blades, allowing you to fly. As a bonus action for 2 cursed energy, you gain a flying speed equal to your walking speed for 1 minute. You can keep flying in the air. While you are flying using this technique, you can take the dash action as a bonus action. At the end of the minute, you can spend 1 additional cursed energy to keep flying for 1 additional minute. Helicopter Blades Extension Technique At 3rd level, you have learned how to extend the blades of your helicopter hair. It can now be used to slice people. As an action for 3 cursed energy, you can extend your blades and attempt to slash an enemy. You make a melee cursed energy attack roll against one enemy within 5ft of you. On a hit you deal 4d8 slashing damage. This technique's damage increases to 6d8 at 5th level, to 8d8 at 11th level, to 10d8 at 17th level, and to 12d8 at 20th level. Blade Rush Extension Technique At 6th level, you have learned a new way to use your hair. Instead of using it to fly upwards, you can now turn it on its side to fly towards an enemy. As an action for 8 cursed energy, you dash forward in a 10ft wide and 60ft long line. Enemies in this line must make a Dexterity saving throw, taking 15d10 slashing damage. On a success, they take half as much damage. This technique’s damage deals double as much damage against objects and structures. This technique's damage increases to 18d10 at 11th level, to 22d10 at 17th level, and to 25d10 at 20th level. Fortunate Son Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have begun to master your hair technique. You now don’t generate opportunity attacks while flying with your helicopter hair, and your flying speed is twice the amount of your walking speed. In addition, when using your helicopter blades your range increases to 10ft. Tokyo School Feature: Wind Tunnel Extension Technique At 14th level, you have learned a new way to use your blade rush. Instead of rushing forward, you now blast air in the same direction. As an action for 3 cursed energy, you can blast the air in front of you in a 10ft wide and 120ft long line. Creatures in the targeted area must make a Strength saving throw or be pushed back to the end of the 120ft. Creatures pushed back in this fashion take 2d6 bludgeoning for every 10ft traveled. On a success, they are pushed back only 60ft and do not take damage. Black Hawk Technique Improvement At 20th level, your hair has improved again. Your walking speed now triples when turned into a flying speed. Your helicopter blades have also become better. They now have a range of 15ft and you can attack twice when using them. Airboat Hair Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Because you have mastered Reverse Cursed Technique, you can now use your cursed technique reversal. You can now use your hair differently. You can now turn your hair into an airboat. As a bonus action for 4 cursed energy, you gain a faster walking speed equal to double what your flying speed would be. Using this form you can ignore difficult terrain and you do not provoke opportunity attacks. This form lasts for 1 minute. While this technique is active, you can take the dash action as a bonus action. At the end of the minute, you can spend 1 additional cursed energy to keep this technique active for 1 additional minute. While this technique is active, you can spend 4 cursed energy while taking the dash action to force any creatures you pass by to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 4d8 bludgeoning damage and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half damage and are not prone.

Sugar Manipulation

A user of the sugar manipulation technique creating a flan, source [[42]]

This technique allows you to increase your sugar levels and create it into a physical form, this can also be used on other people but over-usage can lead to hypoglycemia.

Creation of Sweets Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you can increase the sugar levels in your own body and output it into a physical form. As a bonus action for 2 cursed energy, you can create a dessert food of your choice. This food can be eaten by up to your proficiency bonus people. As a bonus action, someone can eat your dessert food. When someone eats the dessert they gain temporary cursed energy equal to the amount spent. A person can only benefit from eating 1 dessert food at a time. The amount you can spend on this feature increases, to 4 cursed energy at 5th level, to 6 cursed energy at 11th level, to 8 cursed energy at 17th level, and to 10 cursed energy at 20th level. There are downsides to using too much sugar. If you spend more than your constitution score in cursed energy on your innate technique in less than a minute, then you will have low blood sugar. While you have low blood sugar, your movement speed is decreased by 5 feet and you gain a level of exhaustion. If you want to spend more cursed energy on your technique after your blood sugar has been lowered you must make a DC 20 Constitution saving throw. On a success, you use your technique as usual. On a failure, your movement speed decreases by 5 feet again and you gain another level of exhaustion. After a minute, your sugar levels go back to normal and you regain your normal movement speed and you lose the levels of exhaustion. Sugar Control Extension Technique At 3rd level, you can increase the sugar levels inside of your body and the body of others. As an action for 5 cursed energy, you can increase the sugar levels of yourself or someone else. When someone has their sugar levels elevated they gain these benefits: Their speed increases by 10ft They gain an extra action that can be used to dodge, dash, disengage, or make 1 extra melee or weapon attack. When using a cursed energy-fueled feature, its cost is reduced by half of your Charisma modifier (rounded down), to a minumum of 1. After a minute the elevated sugar levels end and the creature will gain a level of exhaustion. Pudding Pad Technique Improvement At 6th level, you have now learned how to make a much larger dessert. As a reaction for 10 cursed energy, you can create a dessert within 30 feet of you that is 15 by 15 feet in size. This can be used as a reaction to a line or cone that forces a Dexterity saving throw, a ranged attack roll, or someone falling. This cake has 100 hit points and can block damage or decrease the amount of fall damage someone would take. Sugar Rush Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have improved the ability to increase the sugar in one’s body. Now when you increase your sugar or someone else, they gain more benefits. As an action for 10 cursed energy, you can increase the level of their sugar further. Someone with these new elevated sugar levels gains the following benefits: Their speed doubles. They gain an extra action that can be used to dodge, dash, disengage, or make 1 extra melee or weapon attack. When using a cursed energy-fueled feature, its cost is reduced by half of your Charisma modifier (rounded down) to a minimum of 1. They will gain a +2 bonus to their AC They will have advantage on Dexterity Saving Throws After a minute the elevated sugar levels end and the creature will gain 2 levels of exhaustion. Tokyo School Feature: Sweetful Addiction Technique Improvement At 14th level, your studies at the Tokyo school have allowed to learn a new way of manipulating one's sugar. You are now able to apply 1 buff from your 3rd level feature over a long amount of time. Over a long or short rest for 15 cursed energy, you may apply 1 benefit from your 3rd level feature to a creature. This lasts until the affected creature takes a long rest. You can apply these longer benefits to up to your proficiency bonus people including yourself. Sugar God Technique Improvement At 20th level, you have come to understand the true nature of manipulating sugar. As an action for 15 cursed energy, you can increase your sugar or someone else’s and give them the following benefits: Their speed doubles. They gain an extra action that can be used to dodge, dash, disengage, or make 1 extra melee or weapon attack. When using a cursed energy-fueled feature, its cost is reduced by your Charisma modifier, to a minumum of 1. They will gain a +2 bonus to their AC They will have advantage on Dexterity Saving Throws They will have advantage on Perception checks. They will gain an additional reaction. They will do an extra amount of damage on melee unarmed and weapon attacks equal to xd6. With x being your Charisma modifier. The damage type of this extra damage is the same as the attack it is being added to. After a minute the elevated sugar levels end and the creature will gain 3 levels of exhaustion. Sugar Drainage Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Because you have mastered Reverse Cursed Technique, you have unlocked your cursed technique reversal. You can now drain the sugar from people. As an action for 10 cursed energy, you can touch a creature and force them to make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they will lose sugar. They will then be affected by the following: They gain a level of exhaustion. Their speed is decreased by 10 feet. Their cursed energy-fueled features have their cost increased by half of your Charisma modifier. On a success, they are unaffected.

The Law

Higuruma, the sorcerer genius, source [[43]]

The law technique is based around using a non lethal domain to give your opponents a fair trial.

Domain Expansion: Deadly Sentencing Starting at 1st level, your Domain Expansion came along with your technique, it is a place where only true justice will thrive. As an action, you open your domain in a 30 ft. radius and you may choose 1 person in this radius to be the target of your domain. Your domain reflects a small courtroom where the user and their target stand across from one another playing the roles of prosecutor and defendant. There are numerous guillotines in the background with chopped-up debris beneath them. This domain is considered non-lethal. While inside Deadly Sentencing, the sure hit effect makes it so no kinds of violence are allowed from any creature, including the caster. The trial-based cursed technique imbued into the domain allows you to prosecute your target with a shikigami called Judgeman serving as your namesake. First Judgeman will announce the charges against the defendant, which are actual crimes they may or may not have committed(Chosen by the Game Master). Judgeman automatically knows everything about everyone inside the domain but this information isn't shared with the caster. The verdict of the trial depends only on the arguments presented by both sides. After the accusation is reviewed, the defendant is given one chance to defend their case. They have three options: silence, confession, or denial. If the defendant chooses to deny the charges, they can lie in their statements. The defendant's goal is to dispel all doubt and win a pronouncement of innocence from Judgeman. Lies the defendant makes can be cross examined by the prosecutor(Deception vs Insight) as normal, same for lies from the prosecutor being cross examined by the defendant. Confession or Silence make the guilty verdict automatic in the former’s case, or incontestable given sufficient evidence in the latter’s case. The prosecutor also only has one chance to make a statement, but theirs is a rebuttal based on evidence submitted by Judgeman for deliberation. The evidence submitted appears as a sealed envelope in the prosecutor's hand. The evidence submitted is not necessarily conclusive and it will not be opened and shared with the defendant until after their statement, but the prosecutor will be informed of the contained information by Judgeman upon receiving the envelope. Evidence which is mostly unrelated or merely tangentially related may require a persuasion check to go through, with the DC depending on how much of a reach the argument is. (10 for a slight reach, 15 for a moderate reach, 20 for a hard reach, 25 for an exceedingly hard reach, and 30 for a nearly impossible to agree with reach. 45 for a fully impossible to agree with reach). On a success, the argument and evidence are accepted by Judgeman regardless. Once the prosecution and defense have both made their statements, Judgeman(the Game Master) will deliver a lawful verdict. If the defendant is found innocent, the domain will end and you will gain 1 level of exhaustion for 1 minute, and cannot use your innate technique features. If the defendant is found guilty, they are punished with one of the following punishments dependent of the severity of the crime, and the domain ends without giving you domain burnout, but for the duration of the punishment you cannot reopen your domain. (Confiscation for anything petty, like theft, death penalty for serious crimes like murder, and confiscation + death penalty for the most serious death-row worthy crimes. The DM has the final say on what punishment is appropriate, using the above guidelines.) Confiscation. The guilty target is unable to use their Cursed Technique features for 1 minute. During this minute, all other Cursed Energy fueled features the creature uses cost double the normal amount of cursed energy. In case the guilty target doesn't have a Cursed Technique, they are instead unable to use any cursed energy fueled features for one minute. Death Penalty. The worst penalty someone can receive, they will receive the same consequences as the confiscation feature for 2 minutes. However, your gavel will transform into a executioner's sword, acting as a longsword. This sword is a tool of justice, so you can only attack the guilty creature with it. You use your Charisma modifier for its attack and damage rolls, and deals 5d12 radiant damage on a hit and causes the target to receive one level of exhaustion. This radiant damage overcomes resistances and immunities. After the 2 minutes end, your sword will also disappear. While under the confiscation punishment but not death penalty, the creature may make an Insight check against your cursed energy DC as an action. On a success, they figure out your technique and can now ask for a retrial as a bonus action. Your domain costs nothing the first time you use it in the day, costing 30 cursed energy after it. However, every time you cause a creature to be guilty, you gain an additional free domain use that day, and will gain refinement points as if you have reduced them to 0 hit points. You regain all free domain uses at the end of an long rest. Gavel Lapse Technique At 3rd level, with your great sense of justice came a technique that defines you well. You will gain a cursed tool called Gavel. You use your Charisma modifier for any of its attack and damage rolls. As a bonus action for x cursed energy, you summon one of the following gavel types: Type of Action Cursed Energy Cost Properties Gavel 1 Light, thrown(20/60) 1d4 + your Charisma modifier bludgeoning damage + 1d4 + your Charisma modifier necrotic damage Staff Gavel 2 Versatile 1d6(1d8) + your Charisma modifier bludgeoning damage + 1d6(1d8) + your Charisma modifier necrotic damage. Whip Gavel 3 Reach 1d10 + your Charisma modifier bludgeoning damage + 1d10 + your Charisma modifier necrotic damage. Giant Gavel 5 Heavy, two-handed, special 2d8 + your Charisma modifier bludgeoning damage + 2d8 + your Charisma modifier necrotic damage. Whip Gavel You may replace an attack on your attack action with the whip, making a ranged cursed energy attack roll against one creature within 20 feet. On a hit, the creature must make a Strength saving throw, becoming prone on a failure. Giant Gavel. Instead of making an attack roll, you may use your action to force every creature in a 5ft. circle in front of you to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure they take the damage the Giant Gavel and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not prone. You can keep pressing the Gavel down on top of the person if they fail the saving throw by 5 or more, causing them to be restrained under the gavel, at the beginning of a creatures turn while restrained in this way, they must succeed a Strength saving throw or take the full damage again and keep being restrained. If you move from where you initially used Giant Gavel, creatures restrained under it will no longer be restrained. If you ever stop holding a gavel, it disappears. It automatically disappears after a minute passes. You may only have one type of Gavel summoned at a time. Facts and Logic At 6th level, you know you need to be cold and analytical to win your cases. You will gain advantage against being frightened and charmed. You'll also gain proficiency in the Persuasion and Insight skills, or expertise if already proficient. Ruthless Cross-Examination. Once per short rest, when you make a Charisma (Persuasion) or Charisma (Deception) check during a trial, you can roll an additional d20 and choose the higher result, reflecting your unmatched skill in presenting arguments and cross-examining witnesses. Sorcerer Advocate At 10th level, your mastery of the law allows you to manipulate the flow of the trial in your favor. Whenever you use your domain, you gain the following benefits: Legal Maneuvering. When you make a Persuasion or Insight check during your domain, you may roll an additional d20 and choose the higher result. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus per domain use. Evidence Manipulation. You can choose to reroll one of your dice rolls made for evidence submissions during trials once per domain use. You must take the new result. Intelligent Arguments. Additionally, you gain proficiency in the Investigation skill. If you are already proficient, you gain expertise instead. Tokyo School Feature: Corruption At 14th level, you've learnt to win at any cost necessary. You may spend 20 cursed energy to submit fake evidence of your choice to Judgeman when you use your domain. You can only do this once per trial. Perfect Lawyer Finally at 20th level, you have perfected your lawyer abilities to the absolute maximum. Whenever you roll a persuasion check to submit subpar evidence, you add your Charisma modifier to the roll an additional time. In addition, all of your gavels deal one additional damage tier of damage. Proven Innocence Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Because of your unique technique and your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique, your cursed technique reversal is much different than others. Your reversal works inside of your domain. The main properties of your domain, such as the appearance and range stay the same, but you now are proving the innocence of a deceased creature. If you witness a creature die in the range you can cast your domain, you can use a reaction to open it in its reversed form. This costs the same amount of cursed energy if you do not have a free use. When you open it in this way, you bring inside yourself, the deceased creature, and the creature who killed them. For the duration of the domain, the deceased creature is revived. Inside the domain, Judgeman will first announce the charges against the defendant, which are actual crimes they may or may not have committed(Chosen by the Game Master). These crimes should relate to why the defendant died. Judgeman automatically knows everything about everyone inside the domain but this information isn't shared with the caster. The verdict of the trial depends only on the arguments presented by both sides. After the accusation is reviewed, the defendant is given one chance to defend their case. You can help the defendant prove their innocence. They have three options: silence, confession, or denial. If the defendant chooses to deny the charges, they can lie in their statements. The defendant's goal is to dispel all doubt and win a pronouncement of innocence from Judgeman. Lies the defendant makes can be cross examined by the prosecutor(Deception vs Insight) as normal, same for lies from the prosecutor being cross examined by the defendant. Confession or Silence make the guilty verdict automatic in the former’s case, or uncontestable given sufficient evidence in the latter’s case. Judgeman will give you information in the form of evidence to help you find the defendant not guilty. The evidence submitted appears as a sealed envelope in your hand. The evidence submitted is not necessarily conclusive and it will not be opened and shared with the prosecutor until after their statement, but you will be informed of the contained information by Judgeman upon receiving the envelope. Evidence that is mostly unrelated or merely tangentially related may require a persuasion check to go through, with the DC depending on how much of a reach the argument is. (10 for a slight reach, 15 for a moderate reach, 20 for a hard reach, 25 for an exceedingly hard reach, and 30 for a nearly impossible to agree with reach. 45 for a fully impossible to agree with reach). The prosecutor also only has one chance to make a statement. The prosecutor's goal is to provide reasoning for why they killed the defendant. After their statement, they must make the same persuasion check against your argument if their reasoning was not sufficient. (15 for a slight reach, 20 for a moderate reach, 25 for a hard reach, 30 for an exceedingly hard reach, and 35 for a nearly impossible to agree with reach. 50 for a fully impossible to agree with reach). Once the prosecution and defense have both made their statements, Judgeman(the Game Master) will deliver a lawful verdict. The person who proved their argument better will win the case. If the defendant is found innocent, the domain will end and they will be revived with full hit points. If the defendant is found guilty they will remain dead. If the defendant is found guilty, the domain will end and you will gain 1 level of exhaustion for 1 minute, and cannot use your innate technique features. Every time you cause a creature to be innocent, you gain an additional free domain use that day, and will gain refinement points as if you have reduced them to 0 hit points.

Claw Technique

A claw user, source [44]

Your cursed technique allows you to shift your fingers into dark claws.

Claw Formation Lapse Technique At 1st level, you’ve learned to form your deadly claws. As a bonus action for 1 cursed energy, you may activate your claws for 1 minute. While active, your unarmed strikes, Cursed Strikes, and Cursed Empowered Strikes deal slashing damage, and when you hit with an attack using your claws, you deal bonus slashing damage equal to half your Charisma modifier (rounded down). At 5th level, you instead add your full Charisma modifier to the damage. At 11th level, you add your charisma modifier plus half your charisma modifier (rounded down). At 17th level, you add twice your Charisma modifier to the damage. While your claws are active, you gain both a climbing speed and a burrowing speed equal to your walking speed. You also have advantage on saving throws made to resist being moved against your will, as your claws dig into surfaces for stability. You can end this technique at will (no action required). Quick Claws. At 5th level you’ve become more skilled at your usage of your claws. You are able to activate your claws as a free action. Long Claws Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you have learned to extend your claws for greater reach. As part of activating your Lapse Technique, you can spend cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier, adding 5 feet to your claw reach per cursed energy spent for the duration of your claws' activation. You may also use this feature as a bonus action on your turn when your claws are active. If you use Long Claws again during the duration of your Lapse Technique, the new increased reach replaces the previous reach. Clutch Claws Technique Improvement At 6th level, your grasp tightens with the instinct of a beast. When you hit a creature with an unarmed strike while your claws are active, you can spend 1 cursed energy to attempt to grapple the target as part of the same attack. The target contests the grapple using Strength (Athletics) or Dexterity (Acrobatics) against your Strength (Athletics), as normal. While a creature is grappled by this feature, ranged attack rolls made against them have advantage. If the grapple ends before the start of your next turn, you can make an unarmed strike against the creature as a reaction. Barbed Claws Technique Improvement At 10th level, you're able your claws’ sharpness to a razor-like edge. Once per turn after making a successful attack, you can spend 3 cursed energy to force the target to make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure they are bleeding. On a success they are not affected. Additionally your unarmed strike tier increases by half your Charisma modifier (rounded down) when you have your claws activated. Tokyo School Feature:Drilling Claws Extension Technique At 14th level, while in Tokyo, you've developed a special ranged option at the expense of your claws. When you take the Attack action, you can spend an amount of cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier and twice that amount in hit points to replace an attack in the Attack action with a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 30 feet of you. On a hit, the creature takes 8d8 piercing damage. On a critical hit, the creature must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they are now bleeding. On a success, they are not affected. For every cursed energy spent, you may make one additional ranged cursed energy attack roll by replacing another attack, as you shoot one additional claw. Each claw fired removes one from your hands. If one hand has no claws remaining, you can no longer use this feature with that hand. If both hands are emptied of claws, your Claw Technique immediately ends. Your claws regenerate normally the next time you activate the technique. At 17th level, the damage of each attack increases to 12d8 piercing. Ultimate Claws Technique Improvement You’ve reached the apex of your technique, with claws that can cut through practically anything. Slashing damage dealt by your claws ignores resistance and treats immunity as resistance. If you roll a 1 or 2 on any damage die for slashing damage dealt by your claws, you may reroll that die and must use the new result, even if it is another 1 or 2. Additionally, your critical hit range when attacking with your claws is now 18–20. Claw Deformation Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat You have now mastered Reverse Cursed Technique and unlocked your cursed technique reversal. Normally you use your innate technique to form claws on your hands, but using your reversal you can instead dull your hands making them very smooth. As a bonus action for 2 cursed energy, you can activate this new technique for 1 minute. While this is active your unarmed strikes do their normal damage in bludgeoning and you gain a reaction. This reaction can be used if you are targeted by a melee attack roll. You must make a melee attack roll back against their roll. If your roll is higher than the creature attacking you, then the attack glances off of your smooth hands and misses.

Contractual Re-Creation

A Contractual Re-Creation user, source [45]

Contractual Re-Creation allows its user to reproduce the subject of any contracts they may find, such as receipts.

Contractual Re-Creation Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have learned the basics of your technique in materializing things from receipts. You start out with 5 receipts of your choice. To materialize something from a receipt, you must use an action and spend the required amount of cursed energy for the effect. The receipt is then burned and turns into ashes, you cannot use this technique if the receipts are wet. You can summon your materializations anywhere within sight range. There are four types of receipt effects you can receive depending on what the receipt is about: Materialization Size Cursed Energy Cost Tiny 2 Small 4 Medium 6 Large 8 Huge 10 Gargantuan 20 Object. You summon a object from the receipt, spending cursed energy equal to its size. Vehicle. You can summon a vehicle from the receipt, spending cursed energy equal to its size. Reservation. You can use a reservation receipt for 4 cursed energy, giving you the same effects staying on said place for all of the duration would. For example, a 2 day spa reservation would give you the benefits of a long rest. Structure. You can create a structure from a receipt for 20 cursed energy. All things created through your technique last indefinitely. Quicker Summons Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you became better in utilizing your technique, obtaining a faster activation method. You can now materialize receipts as an action or bonus action. At 20th level, you can now materialize receipts as an action, bonus action or free action. Multi Summon Technique Improvement At 6th level, you became even better with your technique, now being able to use multiple receipts at a time. You can now use a number of receipts at once equal to your proficiency bonus, as long as you're holding them all. Telepathic Control Extension Technique At 10th level, you have learned how to manipulate your materializations using your mind. You can manipulate objects or vehicles as a bonus action by spending 4 cursed energy per object or vehicle manipulated, with the two working differently. Objects. You can manipulate a number of objects you have summoned telepathically. You may move them in the air up to your sight range, and can use them normally from afar. After they're used, they disappear. Weapon. Once per turn you may make a melee cursed energy attack roll with said object if it was a weapon, in one of your attacks on your attack action. On a hit, it deals 5 dices of the weapon's damage type. This increases to 7 dices at 11th level, to 10 dices at 17th level and to 14 dices at 20th level. Vehicles. You can order a vehicle to ride up to a certain distance, after it does this it vanishes. Tokyo School Feature: Surprise Materialization Extension Technique At 14th level, you have created a extension for your technique, a triumph if you may call it. As a reaction against any hostile action being taken against you, you can materialize one of your receipts for twice the cursed energy cost in a surprise attack. You force the creature to make a Dexterity saving throw with disadvantage. On a failure, they take 4d12 bludgeoning damage per size of the object. On a success, the creature takes half as much damage. The objects vanish right after hitting the creature. Master of Receipts Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, you have become a master at utilizing your receipts. The cost of materializing things is halved, and now objects you control through telepathic control can be used a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus. Contractual Transformation Technique Reversal You have learned how to reverse your technique, transforming things into receipts. As a bonus action for an amount required of energy depending on the object's size, you can transform it into a receipt as long as it could be realistically sold. You cannot do this to magical objects, cursed objects or to cursed tools, or if a creature is holding the object. The cost of a object is defined bellow: Materialization Size Cursed Energy Cost Tiny 4 Small 8 Medium 12 Large 16 Huge 20 Gargantuan 40 This reversal is affected by the 20th level feature.

Explosive Flesh

A explosion caused by a Explosive Flesh user, source [46]

The Explosive Flesh innate technique allows you to remove parts of your body while making them become deadly bombs.

Aptitude for Healing Due to the nature of your dangerous technique, you are better at learning how to cope with that. You may ignore 1 prerequisite when gaining the Reverse Cursed Technique cursed feat. Explosive Flesh Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your innate technique allows you to make any part of your body a deadly bomb. You may spend cursed energy to quickly remove and throw one of your body parts at a specified point. You can remove the body part as some form of action described below, while throwing it takes an action: Body Part Cost Action cost Effect Tiny Part(Tooth, Fingers). 1 Cursed energy + you lose an amount of hit points equal to your Constitution modifier (minimum 1 hit point). A free action You can throw the tiny body part you removed at any point within 120ft. of you, forcing every creature in a 5ft. circle from the area make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they receive xd6 bludgeoning damage and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not knocked prone. Small Part(Eyes, Ears, Nose). 2 cursed energy + you lose an amount of hit points equal to your Constitution modifier times half of your jujutsu sorcerer level(Minimum 2 hit points) A bonus action You can throw the small body part you removed at a point of your choice within 100ft., forcing every creature in a 10ft. circle of said point to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take xd8 bludgeoning damage and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not knocked prone. Medium Part(Hands, Feet). 4 cursed energy + you lose an amount of hit points equal to your Constitution modifier times your jujutsu sorcerer level(Minimum 2 hit points) An action You can throw the medium body part you removed at a point of your choice within 80ft., forcing every creature in a 15ft. circle of said point to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take xd10 bludgeoning damage and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not knocked prone. Large Part(Arms, Legs). 6 cursed energy + you lose an amount of hit points equal to your Constitution modifier times your jujutsu sorcerer level(Minimum 2 hit points) Full Turn Action You can throw the large body part you removed at a point of your choice within 60ft., forcing every creature in a 20ft. circle of said point to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take xd12 bludgeoning damage and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not knocked prone. After using the limb in an explosion, it will be considered removed. The x is your Charisma modifier. The attacks from this technique deal twice as much damage to objects and structures. Faster Throws. At 5th level, you have gained more expertise over your technique, and can now throw your limbs faster. You can now throw your limbs as an action or bonus action. Stronger Explosions. At 11th level, with the extensive use of your technique, your explosions became deadlier. When a creature fails the saving throw of your explosions, they will get the deafened condition for 1 minute. They can make a Constitution saving throw at the beginning of their turns, ending the condition early on a success. Also, your explosions deal three times as much damage to objects and structures and their explosion range is increased by 5ft. At 14th level, the creature will also gain the blinded condition. Reduced Self-Harm Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you have learned to minimize the damage you take when using your technique. You decrease the hit point loss from using any part of your body as an explosive by an amount equal to your Constitution modifier (minimum 1 hit point). At 5th level, this reduction increases to an amount equal to your Constitution modifier doubled plus your jujutsu sorcerer level (minimum 1 hit point). Reactive Explosions Technique Improvement At 6th level, your practice with your explosions allowed you to make them in an instant. You may now instantly explode one of your limbs for the same price it would require normally, however only requiring a reaction to receiving or hitting a melee attack roll as the limb explodes on your body. All creatures make the Dexterity saving throw with disadvantage unless they have a passive perception higher than your cursed energy DC. Another One Bites the Dust Extension Technique At 10th level, your explosive prowess has reached new heights, allowing you to trigger massive blasts from your removed body parts. As an action, you can spend an amount of cursed energy equal to the cost of the body part in your Lapse Technique to trigger a delayed explosion. Choose a body part you have removed within 30 ft. of you. After you choose the body part, it detonates at the end of your next turn, forcing all creatures within a 20 ft. radius to make a Dexterity saving throw with disadvantage. On a failure, they take xd12 bludgeoning damage and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half damage and are not knocked prone. You can spend additional cursed energy up to your proficiency bonus to increase the damage by an additional 1d12 for every cursed energy spent. The X is your Charisma modifier. Tokyo School Feature: Elemental Explosions Extension Technique At 14th level, you have learned how to create different types of explosions, making them create different effects. You can spend additional cursed energy equal to the energy spent in using the bomb to make them an elemental bomb. The elemental bomb will deal additional dices of fire, cold or lightning damage, equal to the original bombs' damage. Terrorist Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, your fame has spread around the sorcerer world, your explosions are a danger to nations. Your explosions’ x is increased to your Charisma modifier added twice + your proficiency bonus. Additionally, they now ignore features such as evasion and their explosion range is increased by 5ft. In addition, they now deal four times as much damage to objects and structures. Living Bomb Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat After mastering Reverse Cursed Technique, you have learned your cursed technique reversal. You gain the ability to turn the body parts of creatures you touch into bombs. Once per turn for X cursed energy when you make a melee weapon attack you can try to blow up the body parts of other creatures. On a hit, they must make a Charisma saving throw. On a failed save, you can choose a body part of the creature to explode, causing damage and effects as per your original abilities. On a success, nothing happens. The Cursed energy cost for this feature is equal to the Explosive Feature’s cost depending on the body part targeted doubled and the damage dice for Explosive Flesh is doubled when using this Technique. The creature suffers the effects of Explosive Flesh as normal. The limb that is targeted cannot be the skull, neck, or torso.

Scorpion Hair

A scorpion hair user, source []

The scorpion hair technique focuses on having long hair with a sharp tip at the bottom that can be used to sting enemies.

Poisonous Cursed Energy Due to your innate technique you have grown quite attached to poison. Whenever you deal damage with a cursed energy feature you can change the damage type to poison instead of necrotic. In addition you gain resistance to poison damage when your Cursed Armor is active. Scorpion Hair Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have developed a rather weird yet unexpectedly formidable innate technique. Your hair will grow longer, and you must use a large ponytail, or else your technique won't work. At the tip of your hair, there will be a sharp tip, formatted around the form of a scorpion tail. Once per turn as part of your attack action, you can spend 1 cursed energy to replace an attack with your scorpion hair. Make a melee cursed energy attack roll. On a hit, it deals 1d8 piercing damage. Additionally, when making attacks with scorpion hair, your reach increases by 5ft. At 11th level, you are able to replace more than 1 attack in the attack action with this feature. At 3rd level, the damage increases to 1d10, to 1d12 at 6th, to 2d8 at 10th, to 2d10 at 17th, and to 2d12 at 20th level. Swift Maneuvers Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you're becoming experienced in fighting with your hair. You can now do the following maneuvers: Hair Grab. When you hit a scorpion tail attack, you may do no damage in exchange you can attempt to grapple the targeted creature. If you're grappling a creature with your hair, you cannot attack another creature with your scorpion hair outside of the grappled creature. Vital Strike. As part of making a Scorpion Hair attack, you can spend 2 cursed energy to aim at a vital point of the target. On a hit, the attack deals an additonal amount of damage equal to the base piercing damage of your scorpion hair. Scorpion Defense. As a reaction for 4 cursed energy to an attack targeting you, you can make a melee cursed energy roll against said attacker. Scorpion Poison Technique Improvement At 6th level, your hair is carrying more and more of the characteristics of a scorpion, having poison imbued in its tip. Whenever you hit a creature with your scorpion hair you can spend an additional 5 cursed energy to force the target must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take 5d10 poison damage and are poisoned. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not poisoned. They may remake the Constitution saving throw at the beginning of their turns, ending the condition on a success. At 11th level this increases to 6d10, to 7d10 at 17th, and to 8d10 at 20th level. Stronger Poisons and Adept Maneuvers Technique Improvement At 10th level, your poison has gotten stronger and deadlier. Whenever someone fails the Constitution saving throw for your poison, they will also gain the envenomed condition for 1 minute. They may remake the saving throw at the beginning of their turns to end the envenomed condition early. Improved Maneuvers. Along with enhancing your poison, you've become much more adept at using your hair in combat. You gain the following maneuvers: Stinger Step. As an action for 4 cursed energy, you may move up to your movement speed without provoking opportunity attacks. During this movement, you can make one scorpion hair attack against one creature you pass within your reach. This maneuver may also be used with your reversal technique Scorpion Antidote. Scorpion Stance. As a bonus action for 3 cursed energy, you enter a defensive stance until the beginning of your next turn. Whenever a creature enters your reach for the first time on a turn, you may make 1 scorpion hair attack against them. Disarming Sting. For 3 cursed energy, when you hit a creature with an attack that was made with your hair, you can force them to make an Athletics or Acrobatics (target's choice) check against your attack roll. On a failure, you can disarm them of one object they are holding. Deaths Embrace. As a part of grappling a creature, you may spend 6 energy in an attempt to squeeze the life out of them. The target must make a Strength saving throw against your Cursed Energy DC. On a failure, they take your unarmed strike damage and are restrained. The creatures may make a Strength saving throw at the end of their turns to break free, they take your unarmed strike damage at the start of every turn they are still restrained. Tokyo School Feature: Poison of the Scorpion King Technique Improvement At 14th level, you've figured out how to expand on your poison. Your poison has evolved to become much more deadly, making the body of the target you stung decay. Whenever you deal poison damage with your Scorpion Hair, the target will take an additional amount of poison damage at the start of their turns while they are poisoned by you. This poison damage is equal to Xd10 with X being your Charisma modifier. Death Sting Extension Technique At 20th level, you have finally reached the peak of your poison, making it so deadly that one sting could end your opponent's life. The poison damage dealt by your technique now ignores resistance. Also, if your target fails the Constitution saving throw they will gain one level of exhaustion. Scorpion Antidote Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique and poisons has led to you developing your cursed technique reversal. You may now use your hair as an antidote instead of a poison. Once per turn as part of your attack action, you can spend cursed energy to make an additional attack with your scorpion hair. However, this attack does not do extra damage, it instead does one effect of your choice for various costs. For 3 cursed energy: You can heal 3d8+your Charisma modifier hit points End either one disease or condition. The condition can be blinded, deafened, paralyzed, or poisoned. For 5 cursed energy: You can heal 5d8+ your Charisma modifier hit points Reduce a target’s exhaustion level by 1 End one effect causing the charmed or petrified condition End one curse affecting the target End any reduction to the target’s ability scores End one effect reducing the target’s hit point maximum Give the target advantage on Dexterity or Strength attacks, saves, and checks for 1 minute.

Comedian

The funniest thing that has ever existed, source [47]

Why would you need an explanation? How about a joke instead?

Funny Cursed Energy Your cursed energy is completely crazy man! Whenever you deal damage with a cursed energy feature you can change the damage type to your opponent's vulnerability or to your choice in case it doesn't have a vulnerability instead of necrotic, because wouldn't it be funny if you just beat the bad guy with only one punch? In addition you gain resistance to the damage type of attacks when your Cursed Armor is active, granting you resistance to it for comedic purposes. In addition, whenever you hit a attack filled with cursed energy it makes a goofy sound effect of your choice. Comedian Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, dude, you're too funny! Not even reality itself is handling how funny you are right now! As a free action for 3 Cursed Energy you can activate your comedian technique. Whenever a creature does any kind of hostile action against you, you can use a reaction to negate the action(the resources used are not consumed) and make a Comedic Event happen. Roll a d20 to find out what lies ahead of the show: Number rolled Description 1.(Bad Joke) You will tell a bad joke to the all the creatures in battle, it will feel so awkward and out of place that stones that form the phrase "bad joke" fall on your back, dealing xd6 bludgeoning damage and forcing you to make a Strength saving throw or be knocked prone. 2.(Zombie Apocalypse) You and the creature will be teleported to another dimension, where an terrible apocalypse happened and now you two only have each other. The creature is suspected of being infected due to its recent coughing and dizziness, and you two have made a choice. You will cut off its arm so that the infection stops, dealing xd12 slashing damage and removing said arm. Right after you cut the arm though, you two realize the creature has never been bitten in the first place, it was just a common cold! 3.(A Kitten On The Road!) You see a kitten in distress on the road, and immediately goes to its aid! When you reach the road, you realize the cat is actually the creature you're facing off right now! It then scratches you, dealing xd6 slashing damage. 4.(Always Watch Both Sides!) The creature will see itself in front of a road, it really needs to get to the other side. However, it does not look to the other side since they think they're way too cool for that. Suddenly, a truck with you as a driver appears on the road and passes right through them, dealing xd10 bludgeoning damage and are knocked prone so that they learn to be more careful next time. 5.(Dance Battle!) Both you and a creature are transported to a disco ballad, where you two will dance to see who's the best! Both roll a Performance check, the creature with the highest roll will be considered the winner, and the loser will be under a severe depressive mood, receiving 5 levels of exhaustion until the beginning of your next turn. 6.(Game Show!) Both you and the creature are teleported to a questions game show, there will be three questions asked, both creatures must make a Dexterity check to see which one can press the button faster to answer. When one creature gets the majority of the questions right, it will be rewarded with huge amount of fortune in gold bars! Oh no, your fortune was so big that the gold bars fell right on top of the loser! They took xd10 bludgeoning damage and were knocked prone because of your fortune! 7.(Hospital Emergency!) Both you and the creature are teleported to a hospital, you are a doctor and the creature is a nurse. You are both rushing a patient towards the medical aisle, while trying to do your best to keep him alive. Once you reach the aisle, both must roll a Medicine check, in case you have the higher roll the patient is saved and your nurse will be fired for its incompetence at work, becoming stunned until the beginning of your next turn from the shock of suddenly being fired. In case the creature has the higher roll, it picks up a defibrillator and shocks you! It deals xd10 lightning damage and makes you paralyzed until the beginning of your next turn. 8.(Marriage) Both you and the creature are teleported to a marriage, it is the happiest day of your lives. One of you will become the bride and the other the husband(your choice), you two will marry in a beautiful flower setting. The creature is deeply in love with you, and you are in love with it as well. Both of you are charmed to each other until the beginning of your next turn, not caring about the battle at hand. 9.(Final Exam) Both you and the creature are teleported to a classroom, both of you are alone with a teacher doing your final test. None of you have studied for the test, however you still need to pass school. You two must roll a Sleight of Hand check against your cursed energy dc, on a success the creature will pass the test, being able to avoid summer school! On a failure, they will be caught by the teacher and will be sent straight to detention, being banished until the beginning of your next turn. 10.(Fun Beach Day!) Both you and the creature are teleported to a beach, both of you are in the water. You two are enjoying a nice day at the beach, splashing water into each other's faces. The combat? Who cares, just enjoy this moment without doing a thing until the beginning of your next turn. 11.(Drunk Test) Both you and the creature will be transported into a highway, where your car has been stopped by a cop since you were over the speed limit. The creature is the cop, and will try to check if you're drunk. You must roll a Deception check against its Insight check. If your roll is higher, you can lie your way through the test and is free to go, but not before drinking a beer in front of the cop and rushing off with your car, making the creature so pissed with you fooling it that it becomes taunted by you until the beginning of your next turn. If the creature's roll is higher, you are put in handcuffs since you were drinking under the influence, making you become restrained until the beginning of your next turn. 12.(Highschool Crush) Both you and the creature will be teleported into a school dinning hall, where you both are getting lunch. The creature has a crush on one of the people in the school, and you as their best bud gotta help them out. The crush will be sitting alone in one of the tables, and you see this as the perfect opportunity to get them. You roll a Charisma check to give your buddy love advice, for each 5 you have scored on the test, the creature will gain a +1 in their test. Filled with confidence, the creature then goes up to its crush and makes a dc 25 Persuasion check. On a success, their crush accepts to hang out with them, making the creature extremely happy. It will gain advantage on all attack rolls, ability checks and saving throws until the beginning of your next turn. On a failure, they will be knocked prone from the rejection, and will be stunned from the news until the beginning of your next turn. Additionally, they take xd12 psychic damage from their broken heart. 13.(Whacking Moles) Both you and the creature will be teleported into a place full of holes, where you have a hammer and the creature is a mole. Both you and the creature must roll a d6, if you can match the creature's roll, you can whack a hammer in its head dealing xd8 bludgeoning damage and knocking them prone until your next turn from the beat. If you roll a different number, you miss the mole and the creature bites you, dealing xd10 piercing damage and making you scream like a little girl. 14.(The Fraud vs the Strongest) Both you and the creature will be teleported to a battlefield, where you will be the strongest and the creature will be the fraud. You will open a domain, the creature will shrunk back in fear. You will then say "Stand proud (creature's name), you are strong", which will force the creature make a Wisdom saving throw. On a success, they understand your message and cry tears of joy, becoming charmed by your greatness until the beginning of your next turn. On a failure, they will be frightened by your greatness until the beginning of your next turn. 15.(Jan-Ken-Pon) You and the creature will now be teleported to 5ft. from each other, since both decided to solve this in a janken dispute. You both roll a d3, 1 is for rock, 2 is for paper, 3 is for scissors. Rock beats scissors, scissors beat paper, paper beats rock. The winner of the dispute will then give a rock, paper or scissor attack in the opponent. It deals xd12 bludgeoning damage on a rock, xd12 slashing damage on paper and xd12 piercing damage on a scissors. 16.(Sitting on a Full Train) You and the creature will be teleported to a train, where you will be sitting down and the creature will be sitting up. The creature is an old person, tired from a hard day. You roll a d2. On a 1, you do not give up your seat for the creature, making you feel bad and receive a -5 on all rolls from the shame until the beginning of your next turn. On a 2, you give up your seat so that the older person can sit, making you feel extremely good for making a good deed. You will receive a +5 on all rolls from your good actions. 17.(Mystery Box!) You and the creature receive a mystery box, you both open it to see what's inside. Both roll a d27, with both receiving a Cursed Tool that's in the order of the number rolled. It lasts until the end of your next turn. 18.(Special Dinner) You and the creature will be teleported to an apartment, you two are in a relationship and you made dinner yourself! It's no secret that you're bad at cooking, so you put in extra effort this time for your beloved! The creature sees the food and thinks of how ugly it looks, but if it's for your happiness it can take it. The creature tastes the food and makes a Constitution saving throw, on a failure they puke the food from how bad it is and are poisoned until the beginning of your next turn. On a success they can gulp it all down making you pleased, you cannot attack said creature until the beginning of your next turn because of your satisfaction with it. 19.(Funny Joke) You will tell an amazing and well thought joke, being at the right time and moment. When you tell the joke, the creature must make a Wisdom saving throw to not burst out laughing from your peak comedy. On a failure, they start laughing uncontrollably and say "Man, I'm dead!" and fall unconscious right after it, lasting until the beginning of your next turn. 20.(A Partner) You and the creature will be teleported to an stand up, you both are comedians that partnered up recently. You both are in front of a large crowd, you have been training for this, this is the moment both of you will become legends. Both roll a dc 25 Performance check. If one of you fail, the crowd won't be pleased and the show will end up failing. That will make you extremely sad and disappointed, but also angry that the creature ruined your show, you will gain the bloodlusted condition for that creature only for 1 minute. If both succeed, the crowd loves the show and you two become top stand up actors. Your heart is satisfied, you feel fulfilled. You have done what you love the most... Made people laugh, with a partner. You lay down on the ground and slowly starts to sleep, falling Unconscious for 1 minute. You cannot be targeted by attacks or hit by saving throws while on this state. (X is your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus.) Any of these comedic moments cannot reduce a creature to 0 hit points, since killing people is not funny! They may happen only once per creature in the round, because comedy needs its timing man! You gain additional reactions to activate comedic events equal to your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus. You must spend 1 Cursed Energy at the beginning of your turns to keep this active, comedy ain't cheap chief! Comedian ends if you get frightened, become unconscious or if you don't have any cursed energy remaining to spend. You may also end it at will. Comedian and features which rely on it being active do not function against effects or attacks which cause the frightened condition, nor while you are frightened. Absolute terror truly isn’t funny. In addition, due to your expertise in being funny you gain proficiency in all Charisma based skills, in case you're already proficient with one of the learned skills you'll gain expertise in it instead. A creature may attempt an Intelligence saving throw against your cursed energy DC in an event that affects them, on a success, they may turn the event against you causing you to take the effects of the event. On a failure, nothing happens and the event affects them as normal. Master of Humor Extension Technique At 3rd level, your humor is absolute peak comedy, no one can deny that. Whenever you or an ally within sight range fails a saving throw, ability check, or misses an attack, you may use your reaction for 4 Cursed Energy to make them reroll it with a bonus equal to your Charisma modifier. After all, the public adores the good guy beating the big baddie! Ouch! That Hurt Man! Extension Technique At 6th level, man, that attack definitely hurt! But anyway, I then got back up like nothing happened. As a reaction to you or an ally within sight range receiving damage from another creature while comedian is active, you can spend 8 Cursed Energy to make the damage rolled be reduced to 0. Dramatic Pose! Extension Technique At 10th level, you're not only good at comedy, you're also extremely good looking! As an action for 10 Cursed Energy, you make every hostile creature that can see you make a Wisdom saving throw as you make a dramatic pose. On a failure, you roll a d4 to see what condition do they get until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they lack basic sense of humor and do not get in awe by your performance, making them not suffer any conditions. Rolled Number Condition 1 prone 2 blinded 3 stunned 4 paralyzed This condition can be ended early if the creature receives any damage from an outside source, making a "bonk!" sound effect. Go to horny jail you perv! Tokyo School Feature: Damn Bro! You Got The Whole Squad Laughing! Technique Improvement At 14th level, you've realized that you can be even funnier than now. Whenever one of your Comedic Events happen, every ally of your choice that can see you gains a funny dice. They can hold that die until they take a long rest. That die is equal to your Curse-Empowered Strikes. They may add the die at anytime to their next attack roll, ability check or saving throw. A creature cannot have more than one funny die. You Tryna Kill Me?! Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, imagine how funny it would be if you got one shot... But then simply came back up at full strength? Whenever you are reduced to 0 hit points by another creature while you are under the effects of Comedian, you can use spend 10 Cursed Energy to get back up with your maximum hit points. This makes comedian end. In addition, any conditions that were affecting you are gone. Tragedy Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Because of your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique and you having finally woken up to reality. You realize that nothing ever goes as planned in this accursed world. The longer you live the more you realize, that the only thing that exists in this reality is merely pain and suffering. When Comedic Timing is active, you may spend 3 additional cursed energy to reverse the technique, transforming it into Tragedy. A tragedy will happen whenever you make any kind of hostile action against a creature. Roll a d20 to see what grim future lies ahead: Number rolled Description 1.(Terrible Memory) You remind the creature of a painful event of its past, which haunts the creature to this day. The creature must make a Charisma saving throw, on a failure it will take xd12 psychic damage and be knocked prone from the pain of such reminder. On a success, it doesn't affect the creature. 2.(End of the World) You and the creature are in a world ending scenario, there are only you two left. You tell the creature it's all its fault, that no one will ever live on the planet again because of its actions. The creature must make a Charisma saving throw, on a failure it takes xd12 psychic damage and becomes restrained until the beginning of its next turn due to the ghostly hands of all the creature's friends and family grabbing it and screaming for help. On a success, the creature takes half as much damage and is not restrained, as it knows it was not its fault. 3.(Road Kill) A cat has just been run over by a truck, the creature goes to its aid and it's too late, the kitten's gone. However, the creature realizes the cat is theirs, and before they can mourn the passing away of their best friend, the truck door opens. You come out of the truck and say you did it on purpose, forcing the creature to make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, they take xd12 psychic damage and become paralyzed from shock until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not paralyzed. 4.(You Should Have Listened) The creature is with its mother, who tells it to watch both sides before walking in the street. The creature ignores its mother's advice and starts walking across the street until suddenly a car starts going in the creature's direction. The creature thinks it over, but its mother jumps and pushes the creature away, saving her child in exchange for her life. The creature will be horrified, the car window drops as you appear. You say "You should have listened to her", this forces the creature to make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, it takes xd12 psychic damage and is frightened until the beginning of your next turn due to the amount of trauma it just experienced. 5.(Alone in a Party) Both you and the creature find yourselves to be alone in a party, feeling immense loneliness due to being alone despite the place being full. You both see a person who's also alone, sitting on the corner and you try to muster up the courage to talk to them. You both roll Charisma saving throw. The higher roll will be able to talk to said person and find a new friend, and the lower roll will be in a state of deep sadness due to their pathetic attitude, making them gain one level of exhaustion due to the awful experience they just had, and sit down prone at the corner until the beginning of your next turn. 6.(Fraudulent Elections) You and the creature are in an election, with both running for president. You both have hired a sniper to shoot down the other since you two are the only candidates with a chance of winning. Both make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take xd12 piercing damage directly on the head and become unconscious until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they manage to dodge the bullet at the last moment and take no damage or become unconscious. 7.(Hospital Tragedy) Both you and the creature just lost a patient, he came begging for help and you both... Just let him perish. You both roll a Charisma check to see how you handle this. If you have the higher roll, you get out of the hospital leaving the creature in tears, making it fall prone while receiving xd12 psychic damage. If you have the lower roll, the creature is going to slap you for your incompetence, dealing xd4 bludgeoning damage and going away with a disappointed face. 8.(Divorce) You and the creature have been married for quite some time now, things haven't been going right though. You two decide to divorce yourselves, though you suddenly see one of your children is watching. The guilt and shame are unbearable, making both of you take xd6 psychic damage and become stunned until the beginning of your next turn. 9.(Failed Exam) You are the teacher and the creature is a student, it is trying to pass on your class. The creature must roll a Persuasion check with disadvantage. On a success, they pass your lesson. On a failure, they are reproved and will be frightened until the beginning of your next turn since they are scared for their future. 10.(Tsunami) The creature and you are on a nice day at the beach, when you both see a giant wave approaching in the distance. At a moment's notice, the wave comes to consume everything, forcing both to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, you both take xd12 cold damage and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not knocked prone. 11.(Alcoholism) The creature finds itself in a bar, drinking its problems away. You enter the bar with a bunch of friends and family, showing off your happiness. The creature looks at this and sees how the alcohol has affected its life, forcing it to make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, they will receive xd8 psychic damage and become restrained until the beginning of your next turn, since they're now "stuck" in this hole they dug themselves in. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not restrained and decide to change their life. 12.(Rejection) The creature is in high school, having a crush on you. They have gathered enough courage to talk to you and confess that they do have a crush on you. You refuse, saying you're not interested, making the creature make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, they take xd12 psychic damage and are paralyzed until the beginning of your next turn due to the sheer shock of having to deal with a heartbreak. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not paralyzed, being able to handle the rejection healthily. 13.(Death of a Loved One) The creature finds itself at a funeral. However, the creature does not know who has died. The creature goes to look at the casket and must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failure, they think that it is someone very important to them and are devastated. This causes them to take xd12 psychic damage and become stunned until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not stunned, as they do not recognize the person who passed. 14.(Getting Fired) The creature is at their office job. They are hurriedly trying to finish their work as their boss comes to talk to them. You are their boss and you tell them “You’re fired.” Upon hearing this the creature must make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, they are fearful for their future. This fear makes them take xd6 psychic damage and become paralyzed until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, the creature realizes they hate this job and leave, taking half damage and not being paralyzed. 14.(Lottery Ticket) You and the creature are both at a gas station. The creature buys a lottery ticket and does not win anything. The creature then watches you go up, buy one, and win 1 million dollars! The creature is sad that they did not win and must make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, they are bummed out and take xd12 psychic damage and are stunned until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they remember they already are rich, and take half damage and are not stunned. 15.(Doctor’s Office) The creature is in a doctor’s office and you are their doctor. You reveal to them that they have a horrible, lifelong condition. The creature must then make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, they cannot handle the news and pass out, taking xd12 psychic damage and becoming unconscious until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they can handle the devastating news and take half as much damage and are not unconscious. 16.(Wanted Poster) The creature is walking down the street when all of a sudden they see a police officer. This officer is you and you are holding a wanted poster. You look at the poster and realize it looks a lot like the creature. The creature then tells you that he is not the same person on the poster. The creature must make a Persuasion check with disadvantage and you must make a Insight check. If your Insight check is higher, then you arrest them and they are restrained until the beginning of your next turn. If their Persuasion check is higher, they successfully persuade you and you do not arrest them, so they are not restrained. 17.(Adoption) You and the creature are both orphans in an orphanage. There is a couple there who want to adopt. However, they can only take one child. Both you and the creature must make Performance checks. Whoever gets higher gets adopted. If the creature is not adopted they are extremely disappointed and gain a level of exhaustion. If they roll higher they are adopted and do not gain a level of exhaustion. 18.(Engine Failure) The creature is driving down the road when their car breaks down. They pull over and attempt to fix the car. The creature must then make a Intelligence saving throw. On a failure, you drive by and insult them. This causes them to take xd12 psychic and be stunned until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they fix the car before you drive by, taking half the damage and not being stunned. 19.(Rude Customer) The creature is a server at a restaurant and they are serving you. You pay the bill and leave before the creature can see it. The creature then picks up the check and sees that you left no tip. The creature must make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, they take xd12 psychic damage and are knocked prone from the disappointment. On a success, they take half of the damage and are not prone. 20.(School Bully) The creature and you are both in class. You and your friends begin to insult the creature. However, the creature has a comeback. Both of you must make a Performance check. If yours is higher, the creature's comeback is lack luster causing you and your friends to bully them more. The creature then takes xd12 psychic damage and becomes frightened until the beginning of your next turn. If the creature rolls higher, your friends start to laugh at you alongside the creature. This causes you much shame, so you ball up and cry on the floor. This causes you to fall and become incapacitated, prone, and have a speed of 0 for 1 minute. You cannot be targeted by attacks or hit by saving throws while in this state. (X is your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus.) You must spend 2 Cursed Energy at the beginning of your turns to keep this active, tragedy is draining on your soul. Furthermore, a Tragedy has the same cooldown as Comedic timing. While Timing is on cooldown, so is Tragedy, and Vice-Versa. Tragedy ends if you get charmed, become unconscious or if you don't have any cursed energy remaining to spend. You may also end it at will.

Technique Extinguishment

A technique extinguishment user floating with its wings, Source [48]

This Innate Technique bestows its user with the gift of angelic power, capable of smiting those they considered as ‘villains’ and hamper the user of particular target’s cursed techniques.

Holy Cursed Energy Whenever you deal damage with a cursed energy feature you can change the damage type to radiant instead of necrotic. In addition you gain resistance to necrotic damage when your Cursed Armor is active. In addition, your technique targets cursed energy directly, and as such, Domain Amplification cannot negate the radiant damage and the effects of Technique Extinghuishment from this technique. Technique Extinguishment Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have one of the most powerful techniques that have ever existed, having the power to completely nullify jujutsu. As an action for 2 cursed energy, you summon a trumpet made of light and blow into it. A beam of light comes down to strike a creature of your choice within 60 feet of you, forcing said creature to make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure they take 2d8 radiant damage and cannot use any cursed technique features, and any effects coming from those features they currently have active on them are disabled for the next minute. On a success, they take half as much damage, and don't have their cursed technique features negated. A creature who has their cursed technique negated has to spend double the cursed energy on every feature which costs cursed energy, although this doesn't affect a creature who lacks a cursed technique. If a creature who is under the effects of Technique Extinguishment is killed, should they be revived, they must use the burnout Recovery feature in order to regain their technique. They may remake the saving throw at the beginning of their turns, ending the effect early on a success. This techniques damage increases to 4d8 at 5th level, to 6d8 at 11th level, to 8d8 at 17th level, and to 10d8 at 20th level. Angel's Blessing. At 5th level, your technique makes you feel like a divine being made to help others, you are a true angel. You sprout radiant wings and a halo that grant you a flying speed based on your current health. When your health is at full, you gain a flying speed equal to your walking speed. If your health is at three-quarters, your flying speed is reduced to three-quarters of your walking speed. At half health, your flying speed is half of your walking speed, and at one-quarter health, it is reduced to one-quarter of your walking speed. While these wings and halo are active, you can freely move between barriers such as curtains without breaking them, as well as through magical walls and barriers created by spells of a level equal to or lower than your proficiency bonus. Due to your holy nature, you also gain resistance to radiant damage. You cannot pass through the Barrier of a Domain Expansion without finding the Weak Spot first. Improved Technique Extinguishment. At 11th level, your technique has grown stronger, now being able to burn out your enemies's cursed items. When creatures fail the saving throw against this technique, their cursed tools fail to function for the remainder of the duration. If they succeed the save, their cursed tools regain their function. In addition, you now deal twice as much damage with your technique extinguishment against Cursed Vessels, and Death Paintings. Instrument Creation Extension Technique At 3rd level, you gain the ability to create various instruments made of radiant light. As a free action for 1 cursed energy, you can summon an instrument of your choice for 1 minute. You may only have one instrument summoned at a time. Each type of instrument provides unique benefits when used in conjunction with your Technique Extinguishment features: Trumpet. When you create a trumpet, you can use it to amplify your Technique Extinguishment's effects. When you use Technique Extinguishment while wielding the trumpet, the range of the radiant beam increases by 30 feet. Drum. A drum amplifies the power of your Technique Extinguishment. While you wield a drum, any creature that fails their saving throw against your Technique Extinguishment takes an additional 2d12 radiant damage. Flute. A flute creates an enchanting melody that distracts your foes. If you use Technique Extinguishment while holding the flute, you may spend 5 additional cursed energy to impose disadvantage on the saving throw for one creature of your choice. The creature must make an additional Charisma saving throw before they make the saving throw for technique extinguishment, on a failure, they make the save with disadvantage and on a success, nothing happens. These effects are active as long as you are wielding the instrument. The type of instrument you create can be changed each time you use this feature. Divine Aura Extension Technique At 6th level, You've learned to not use your technique as just a high-powered attack, and now as an eversion to sinners approaching you, or keeping up pressure while close. As a bonus action or as part of entering initiative for 3 cursed energy, you may begin emitting radiant energy that embodies divine judgement. You now emit blinding light in a 15 feet radius centered on yourself which counts as sunlight, which lasts until the end of your next turn. You are unaffected by the following effects: Creatures within 5 feet, start or end their turns while within 5 feet of you must succeed on a Constitution save at the beginning of their turns or be blinded until they are no longer within 5 feet of you. Creatures that are within 10 feet, or start or end their turn within 10 feet of you must make a charisma saving throw at the beginning of their turns. On a failure, they take 2d12 radiant damage. On a success, they take half as much damage. This damage cannot be enhanced through any method. At the beginning of your turns, you may spend 2 cursed energy to maintain this feature. Jacob's Ladder Extension Technique At 10th level, you have created an extension to your technique, one so powerful that you can literally burn your opponents as a radiant light falls upon them. As an action for 10 cursed energy, while the trumpet is summoned, blowing into it as you choose a point within 60 feet of you. A beam of light strikes down in a 10 foot circle centered on the point you choose, every creature in said area has to make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, they take 10d12 radiant damage and suffer the same effects as Technique Extinguishment. On a success, they take half as much damage and do not receive the side effects. At the start of your next turn after using Jacob’s ladder, you can keep the beam going for 1 cursed energy, repeating all of the above effects and dealing a cumulative 1d12 additional radiant damage as an action. If a creature fails a saving throw against that beam once, they gain disadvantage on the charisma saving throw against the next beam. You must maintain concentration as if concentrating on a spell to keep this state active. You may also use this technique as a way to destroy cursed objects. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you can summon a trumpet of light and blow into it, making a beam of light targeting a cursed object or cursed tool. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against the cursed energy save DC, on a hit you will completely destroy your target, removing any curses that were affecting creatures because of it or removing creatures imprisoned inside. At 13th level, if you use this technique with Maximum Output, its beam of light range increases to a 15 foot circle. At 17th level, the damage increases to 14d12 and at 20th level, the damage increases to 18d12. Tokyo School Feature: Judgement of the Fallen Extension Technique At 14th level, due to intense rigorous training at Tokyo, you've created an extension technique that capitalizes on those who have been affected by your lapse technique. As an action for 10 cursed energy, you may unleash a flow of cursed energy in a 10 foot radius centered on yourself. Creatures of your choice within the area must make a charisma saving throw. On a failure, they take 12d12 radiant damage and become marked for judgement for a minute. On a success, they take half as much damage and aren't marked. Marked For Judgement. While marked, a creature is cursed to never be able to direct the flow of cursed energy correctly. Cursed Flow Disruption. If the creature is already under the effects of technique extinguishment, they then instead spend quadruple the amount of cursed energy on cursed energy features instead of twice as much cursed energy Blinding Wave. Creatures who are then marked for judgement must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they are blinded for the duration of the mark. On a success, they aren't blinded. At the beginning of their turns, a marked creature may attempt a Charisma saving throw to end the effects early. Celestial Retribution Technique Improvement At 20th level, you have ascended to a divine state, significantly enhancing your Technique Extinguishment. The range of your Technique Extinguishment increases to 120 feet and it now lasts for 2 minutes. Creatures that fail their saving throw against technique extinguishment now also cannot regain cursed energy for the duration through features that recover cursed energy. This does not include vows that use external factors like the cursed energy economy vow. Additionally, for the duration of having failed the saving throw for Technique Extinguishment, creatures are now vulnerable to radiant damage. This effect ends when they succeed on the saving throw. Technique Ignition Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat After mastering Reverse Cursed Technique, you have now unlocked your technique reversal. Instead of extinguishing someone’s technique you now amplify it for a certain amount of time. As a bonus action, you can spend 4 cursed energy to choose one ally or enemy within 60 feet to ignite their cursed technique. For the next minute, the chosen creature's techniques exhibit the following enhancements: The damage dice of their techniques are increased by one step (for example, from d6 to d8). They can add your Charisma modifier to the damage of their techniques. However, once the minute has elapsed, the creature suffers the effects of Technique Extinguishment for one minute, during which they experience the following additional effects: They cannot regain cursed energy until the end of their next turn. Their maximum cursed energy is reduced by an amount equal to your Charisma modifier added twice until they finish a long rest. If the target is an unwilling creature, they must make a Charisma saving throw, on a failure, they are affected by this reversal. On a success, nothing happens. They may remake the saving throw at the beginning of their turns, ending the effect early on a success.

Star Dictator

The shikigami of a Star Dictator user, source [[49]]

This technique allows you to have a unique domain using your shikigami.

Star Dictator Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you are able to use your domain. However, your domain is very different from all others. Instead of having a barrier surrounding your domain, the barrier is created out of the paths of your shikigami. You gain a Small Pteranodon Shikigami that you can summon out of your hair. You can have multiple of these shikigami fly in an orbiting pattern that creates a domain. As an action, you can summon up to 4 of these shikigami. Each of them costs 2 cursed energy to be summoned. These shikigami act on your turn and are controlled by you with the Summon Commanding Rules. They take their action on your turns and you can use a simple command to have them forgo their action and form your domain. The damage and maximum range of this domain depends on how many shikigami are active. The center of this domain can be any point within 30ft of yourself. For 1 shikigami the damage and range is 3d6 slashing and a 15ft radius, for 2 it is 6d6 and 30ft, for 3 it is 9d6 and 45ft, for 4 it is 12d6 and 60ft. The shikigami cannot form the maximum radius on their first turn active and slowly increase the size of the domain. On their first turn active, the radius starts at 30ft or the maximum radius, whichever is lower. Every turn after the radius increases by 30ft to a maximum of the largest radius possible with the amount of shikigami. This damage is considered a sure hit effect as it is part of your domain. This damage is dealt at the end of your turns. You can also have all the shikigami in a smaller radius. Such as 4 shikigami dealing 12d6, but only within a 15ft radius. The shikigami end their turns at even points throughout the radius of the domain. Additionally, your limit for controlling shikigami via the Summon Commanding Rules is equal to 2 times your Charisma modifier. Mole Rat Shikigami Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you have unlocked a new type of shikigami. This shikigami looks like a large naked mole rat. This Mole Rat Shikigami works the same as the other, being able to create your domain. However, this shikigami works a bit differently. You may only have 1 of these active at a time. This shikigami creates your domain once it has completed a loop using its movement speed. You can control this shikigami to walk around and once it makes it back to where it started your domain will be created. Once your domain is created this way, your small Pteranodon shikigami do not have to move in a specific path in order to create the sure hit slashes. This means that they can freely move and attack when you command them. The slashes will still be created and do damage based on the amount of shikigami alive. As an action for 8 cursed energy, you can summon this shikigami. You can control it and the other Pteranodon shikigami using the Summon Commanding Rules. Efficient Summoning Technique Improvement At 6th level, you have learned how to summon your shikigami better. Now when you summon the Small Pteranodon Shikigami, you can summon up to 6 shikigami with them costing the same amount. Now if you have 5 or 6 shikigami the damage and range will increase to 15d6 and 75ft for 5 and to 18d6 and 90ft for 6. Improved Shikigami Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have improved both of your shikigami. You now are able to summon better versions of them in place of the old ones. You can replace the Small Pteranodon Shikigami with the Pteranodon Shikigami and the Mole Rat Shikigami with the Large Mole Rat Shikigami. As an action for 12 cursed energy, you can summon the Large mole rat shikigami and as an action, you can summon up to 6 Pteranodon shikigami with each costing 4 cursed energy. This new mole rat functions the same as the other, but the new Pteranodon has increased damage and range. For 1 shikigami the damage and range is 3d8 slashing and a 15ft radius, for 2 it is 6d8 and 30ft, for 3 it is 9d8 and 45ft, for 4 it is 12d8 and 60ft, for 5 it is 15d8 and 75ft, and for 6 it is 18d8 and 90ft. These new Pteranodons still cannot start with the maximum radius of the domain and have to slowly increase the size as the other shikigami. Tokyo School Feature: Pteranodon Punishment Extension Technique At 14th level, you have learned a new way to use your shikigami. Instead of using them for you domain, you can now sacrifice them to attack. As an action for 15 cursed energy, you can shoot out a bunch of your shikigami in a 45ft cone. Creatures in this cone must make a Dexterity saving throw or take 25d10 slashing damage as a bunch of your Pteranodon shikigami smash into them. On a success, they take half as much damage. Mastered Domain Technique Improvement At 20th level, you have managed to master this unique domain type. You may now have 2 large mole rat shikigami active at once and 8 Pteranodons. In addition, the Pteranodons have an increased damage and range. For 1 shikigami the damage and range is 3d10 slashing and a 30ft radius, for 2 it is 6d10 and 60ft, for 3 it is 9d10 and 90ft, for 4 it is 12d10 and 120ft, for 5 it is 15d10 and 150ft, for 6 it is 18d10 and 180ft, for 7 it is 22d10 and 210ft, and for 8 it is 25d10 and 240ft. Star Guardian Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat You have now mastered Reverse Cursed Technique, thus unlocking your cursed technique reversal. You have now learned an opposite use of your shikigami. As a part of summoning any of your shikigami, you can double the cursed energy cost to give them a new effect. The range and action cost for controlling is the same as for the normal shikigami. However, these shikigami can heal inside of the radius. They heal for the same amount as they would deal in damage.

Earthen Insect Trance

A Earthen Insect Trance user summoning their shikigami, source [[50]]

The Earthen Insect Trance Innate Technique allows you to summon up to two shikigami with a large nut-like sack.

Shikigami Chanting If you gain the Chanting cursed feat. You may now use chanting in combination with your shikigami. When chanting and using your shikigami, they will gain the following bonuses. The fly speed of the shikigami doubles The damage dice of the goop doubles The range of the goop explosion increases to within 10ft Earthen Insect Trance Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you are able to conjure small flying shikigami that carry relatively large nutshell-like pouches between their legs. As a bonus action for 1 cursed energy, you may summon up to 2 of these Nutshell Shikigami within 5ft of yourself. These shikigami act on your turn and are controlled by you with the Summon Commanding Rules. They last until killed or you take a short or long rest. You cannot have more Nutshell Shikigami than 1 + half your Charisma modifier (minimum of 2, rounded down) at once. The amount of Shikigami you can have is increased to 1 + your Charisma modifier at 11th level. Empowered Shikigami Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you can imbue cursed energy into your shikigami to make them stronger. Whenever you summon a Nutshell Shikigami, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) in cursed energy. Their Strength, Dexterity and Constitution scores increase by an amount equal to the energy spent. Also, their flying speed increases by 10 feet per energy spent. Goop Improvement Technique Improvement At 6th level, your Nutshell Shikigami now has a more potent goop contained in its nutshell-like pouch. The goop now does 10 (3d6) Acid damage when the shikigami is killed alongside blinding them. In addition, the save DC to not be affected by the goop is increased by your charisma modifier (minimum of 1). This damage increases to 5d6 at 11th level, to 8d6 at 17th level, and to 12d6 at 20th level. Empowered Goop. If you spend the maximum amount of cursed energy you can with Empowered Shikigami, the Goop of your shikigami becomes even more powerful. The die tier of the goop is increased by one (d6->d8), and the DC is increased by your Charisma modifier added twice (minimum of 2). Lasting Effect Technique Improvement At 10th level, the goop released by your Shikigami is much more deadly, being able to not only obstruct but also burn the eyes of those. Whenever a creature fails the Dexterity saving throw, they must also make a Constitution saving throw. If they fail, they receive First Degree Burns. Empowered Burn. If you spend the maximum amount of cursed energy you can with Empowered Shikigami, the burns get even harsher. On a failure, the creature receives Second Degree Burns. Tokyo School Feature: Sack Overflow Extension Technique At 14th level, your technique has always needed your shikigami to die for it to work, but you learned how to speed up this process with the Tokyo teachings. Whenever a creature enters the range of a Nutshell Shikigami or the Nutshell Shikigami enters the reach of a creature, you can spend 4 cursed energy to make their sacks explode (no action required), killing them instantly but causing the normal effects. When the explosion is caused this way, the range is increased to 10 feet. Empowered Overflow. If you spend the maximum amount of cursed energy you can with Empowered Shikigami, their forced explosion also comes with additional effects. The Dexterity saving throw is transformed into a Constitution saving throw, and the damage is doubled. Natural Empowerment Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, you have been empowering your shikigami for more than a while now, making it a task you do unconsciously. Whenever you summon a Nutshell Shikigami, they count as if you have spent the maximum amount in Empowered Shikigami. Insect Assimilation Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat After mastering Reverse Cursed Technique, you have now learned your cursed technique reversal. While normally you summon your Shikigami, you can now utilize their powers using yourself as a medium. You can activate your reversal by spending 2 cursed energy as a bonus action. You gain a large nut-like sack below you, and gain temporary hit points equal to your Shikigami hit die. After those temporary hit points are reduced to 0, all creatures (but yourself) within 10 feet of you must make the saving throw as if they have been affected by your Nutshell Shikigami's blinding goop feature. However, the DC for this feature is now your cursed energy DC.

Sky Manipulation

A Sky Manipulator using the sky itself as clothes, source [51]

The Sky Manipulation Innate Technique allows the user to manipulate space as if it were a surface, which can be used offensively or defensively.

Spatial Cursed Energy Due to your constant space manipulation, your cursed energy has been significantly altered. Whenever you deal damage with a cursed energy feature you can change the damage type to force instead of necrotic. In addition you gain resistance to force damage when your Cursed Armor is active. Sky Manipulation Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your innate technique manifests, making you able to manipulate the sky around you. You are able to fold the sky like cloth which allows you to redirect attacks away from you. As a reaction to an attack roll, you can spend 3 Cursed Energy to add +4 to your AC by distorting the sky for that one attack, and does not stack if this reaction is used multiple times. If this technique makes a ranged attack miss, you can make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against any creature of your choice within the original attack's range. For example, if you block a ranged attack with a range of 60 feet, you can pick another target within 60 feet of yourself. On a hit, the target takes the attack’s damage roll. If this technique makes a melee weapon attack miss, it will render the limb used in the attack useless, making it count as broken until the beginning of the creature's next turn or until the creature moves away from the area where its limb is caught. If you have taken the dodge action, you may use this reaction on creatures of your choice within your reach. Energy Redirection. At 5th level, you have learned how to redirect energy back to your opponents. You can now use this reaction when you are forced to make a cone or line saving throw, adding a +4 to the roll. If you pass, you and all other creatures the effect had not reached are not affected, and you force all creatures to make the saving throw from your range, using your cursed energy DC for it. For example, if you were forced to make a line saving throw and pass, you force all creatures in a line starting from you to make the saving throw. Sky Cloth Extension Technique At 3rd level, you have become better at manipulating the space around you. As a bonus action for 4 Cursed Energy, you may cover part of your body, grabbing the sky like cloth, making it seem like the parts covered are invisible for 1 minute. While you have this cloth covering you, you gain a fly speed equal to your movement speed. You may keep hovering in the air. If an effect would reduce your movement speed to 0, you start falling. After the minute ends, you can spend 1 cursed energy to make it last 1 more minute. Sky Armor. At 5th level, your Sky Cloth allows you to become slightly more durable. While under the effects of Sky Cloth, your AC is increased by half your proficiency bonus, rounded down. Spatial Landing. At 11th level, your sky cloth protects you from the nastiest falls. As a reaction to falling while having your Sky Cloth activated, you can reduce the damage by 5 times your jujutsu sorcerer level. Shattering Impact Extension Technique At 6th level, you have begun to master your technique. You have learned that there is another way you can manipulate the sky instead of making it fold like paper. You are now able to freeze the sky. However, this is hard for you to pull off. Once per round on your turn when making a melee weapon attack for 6 cursed energy, you can shatter the sky like ice at the moment of impact. The target takes an additional amount of force damage equal to half the original attack’s damage and is forced to make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are knocked directly back a number of feet equal to 5 x your Charisma modifier. On a success, they are not moved. This technique deals double damage to objects and structures. Thin Ice Breaker Extension Technique At 10th level, you have developed an advanced extension technique for your sky manipulation. You have mastered the ability to freeze the sky itself like ice, containing any creatures inside. You are then able to shatter the sky, cracking like a thin layer of ice and causing massive damage to those caught inside. As an action, you can freeze the sky, expending 10 Cursed Energy. You can then shatter the sky, damaging all inside. Creatures in a 10-foot cube originating within 5 feet of yourself must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, the target takes 12d10 force damage. On a success, the target takes half damage. If a creature fails the Dexterity saving throw, it must then make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, the target is knocked prone and pushed back 10 × your Charisma modifier feet (minimum 10 feet). On a success, the target is pushed half the distance but remains standing. This technique deals double damage to objects and structures. At 17th level, the force damage increases to 16d10. At 20th level, the force damage increases to 22d10. Tokyo Feature: Expert Manipulation Extension Technique At 14th level, your training at the Tokyo school has led to you learning two new ways to use your technique. They are as follows: Spatial Movement. You are able to fold space and then unfold it while holding on. This drags you forward with the sky as it unfolds. As a bonus action for 3 cursed energy, you can do this and be moved 30 feet in any direction of your choice. This movement does not provoke opportunity attacks. Creature Entrapment. You are able to fold the sky over a creature, trapping them in place. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you can try to fold the space over 1 creature within 5 feet of you. The creature must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they are restrained until the start of their next turn. On a success, they are unaffected. Untouchable Sky Guardian Technique Improvement Finally, at 20th level, you become one with the sky, nothing shall hit you as you are protected by it. The AC and roll bonus you gain with Sky Manipulation is increased to your full proficiency bonus. Sky Deletion Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat With great mastery over the Reverse Cursed Technique, you have found the reversal of your technique. Instead of being able to bend and shape the sky, you remove it entirely, making it seem as if it never existed in the first place. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you choose a point within 60 feet of you. All creatures in a 20 foot radius of said point must make a Strength saving throw, as you delete the space surrounding the area. On a failure, a creature is pushed to the point and takes bludgeoning damage depending on the size and quantity of creatures it hit. On a success, a creature is still pushed however they take half as much damage. If they fail by 5 or more, they are confused until the beginning of your next turn. A creature takes bludgeoning damage equal to your Charisma modifier added twice per creature hit. However, for every size the creature is above tiny, your Charisma modifier is added once again. Creatures smaller than medium or with a Strength score smaller than your cursed energy dc make the saving throw with disadvantage.

Cursed Energy Discharge

A Cursed Energy Discharge user firing a blast of cursed energy, source [52]

The cursed energy discharge innate technique allows you to fire directed blasts of cursed energy like a cannon.

Highest Output Your cursed energy output is incredibly high. At 11th level, your output has only gotten better with time. You gain the Improved Cursed Energy Output cursed feat. At 17th level, your output is known throughout the history of jujutsu! You gain the Legendary Cursed Energy Output cursed feat. If you already had said feat, you gain the Divine Cursed Energy Output cursed feat. Pure Output Some of this subclass's features can be used in technique burnout. This is due to the fact that with or without your technique, your output remains the same. These features are Cursed Energy Discharge and Granite Blast. You cannot split your rays while in burnout, though. However, while in burnout they count as cursed energy manipulation features instead of technique features, and thus they are not affected by cursed technique enhancements such as Tokyo School, Maximum Output, Chanting and others. Additionally, due to this, you can use those features while in technique burnout without needing to make the saving throw. Any innate technique features still need the saving throw. Also, due to these features not being only from your technique, you can use them at any other time you are not able to use your technique. They cannot benefit from features that boost your innate technique, like while in burnout when used in this way. Flawless Reduction If you have the Flawless Fundamentals cursed feat certain features count towards different things while you are in burnout. Cursed Energy Discharge and Granite Blast count as Cursed Energy Manipulation and not Innate Technique features while you are in burnout or any other time you cannot use your technique. Therefore, they would not be reduced if you do not also reduce Cursed Energy Manipulation costs. Cursed Energy Discharge Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows you to fire high beams of cursed energy. You gain the Cursed Energy Ray cursed feat. Furthermore, the amount of Cursed Energy you can spend on this feat is doubled. While using the feat with your technique, it counts as a cursed technique feature. Whenever you are using this feature, you may split it into a number of beams up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1). This makes their range double, and you must make a ranged cursed energy attack roll for each. When you split your Cursed Energy Ray you may choose to distribute the total damage however you wish across however many rays you are creating. For example, if a Cursed Energy Ray deals 5d12 Necrotic damage and you split it into two beams, one of them could deal 2d12 while the other deals 3d12. You could also make one deal 4d12 and make the other deal 1d12. Charge. At 11th level, your technique grants you amazing output, however, you’ve found out that by waiting, you can charge even more cursed energy into a blast! Once per turn as a Bonus Action, you may choose to start concentrating on this feature or with Granite Blast. You can concentrate this way a number of rounds up to your Charisma modifier. During the concentration, you cannot use any cursed energy related feature. When you successfully concentrate for at least one round or your maximum number of rounds pass, you can stop concentrating (no action required) and fire a ranged cursed energy attack roll or saving throw. For every round you have concentrated this way, the maximum amount of cursed energy you can spend on those features is increased by 2. Blast Manipulation Extension Technique At 3rd level, you’ve unlocked your lapse technique. It allows you to manipulate the Cursed Energy Rays you produce. You can use this in the following ways: Redirective Blasts. Once per turn, when you miss a ranged cursed energy attack roll using Cursed Energy Ray, you can spend 2 cursed energy to reroll the attack roll. When attacking this way, the attack rolls ignore cover. At 5th level, you can now do this a number of times equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) per turn. Defensive Discharge. You have learned how to use your beams defensively, potentially mitigating damage. Whenever a creature would hit a melee attack against you, you can use a Cursed Energy Ray as a reaction, targeting the attacker. If it deals more damage than the creature’s attack, the attack is negated. Barrage of Fire Technique Improvement At 6th level, you have learned how to overpower your opponents by sending a barrage of blasts to them. If you make all of your ranged cursed energy attack rolls using your Innate Technique against a single target, the rolls are made with advantage. If the target has a passive perception higher than your Cursed Energy DC, the rolls are not made with advantage. Additionally, if you make two or more Ranged Cursed Energy attack rolls using your Innate Technique against a single target, the Crit range for all of those attacks is lowered by 1 (This bonus does not stack for every 2 beams). Lastly, you do not roll with disadvantage on your Ranged Cursed Energy Attack rolls using your Innate Technique even if you are within 5 ft of a hostile creature. Granite Blast Extension Technique At 10th level, you have created the most powerful technique you have in your arsenal, a blast that takes full advantage of your amazing output. As an action for 10 cursed energy, make a 20/80 ranged cursed energy attack roll against a target within range. On a hit, they take 12d12 necrotic damage. This targets any objects and structures within 5 feet of the target. When using this technique, you may spend additional cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier, adding a d12 to the total necrotic damage and a +10 to the total range per energy spent. If you spend at least 5 additional cursed energy when using this technique, you may choose to make this attack a cone, forcing all creatures within range to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take the full damage and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not knocked prone. When the technique is in this form, it deals twice as much damage to objects and structures. At 11th level, you can spend additional cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier + half your Charisma modifier (rounded down), this is increased to your Charisma modifier added twice at 17th level and to your Charisma modifier added thrice at 20th level. Tokyo School Feature: Blasting Knockback Extension Technique At 14th level, due to the sheer amount of output you have, you can blast people away when you need to. When you use Defensive Discharge and successfully block an attack, the creature whose attack you negated must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are knocked directly back a number of feet equal to 5 times your Charisma modifier. On a success, they are not moved. Perfect Output Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, you have learned how to maximize your cursed energy output's efficiency. Whenever you spend 1 cursed energy on a feature related to your cursed technique, you count as if you have spent 2 instead. You cannot use this to make the damage die go beyond what it normally could, if you can only spend 4 cursed energy on something by spending 2 you won’t be able to spend any more cursed energy. Additionally, you do not have a specific body part to release your beams anymore, being able to use them even if you are incapacitated. Cursed Energy Recharge Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat After mastering Reverse Cursed Technique, you have learned your cursed technique reversal. You have now learned how to regain cursed energy. Whenever you are the target of a cursed energy effect, you may now attempt to absorb the cursed energy being used. You may use this as a reaction. You must make a Constitution saving throw with the DC being equal to 10+½ the cursed energy used in the effect before reductions. If you succeed on the saving throw, you gain cursed energy equal to what was spent. In addition, if the effect was a cursed energy attack roll or it forced a saving throw, the effect is negated. If the effect was a melee attack roll, you will nullify any features apart of it that are fueled by cursed energy. If you fail, you regain no cursed energy and you will take damage. If the effect forces a saving throw you automatically fail the saving throw of the effect you were trying to absorb. If the effect uses a melee attack roll or if it uses a cursed energy attack roll, it automatically becomes a critical hit. This feature cannot absorb Domain Expansions.

G Warstaff

A G Warstaff user attacking, Source [53]

This technique grants the you the ability to conjure a pen-like cursed tool capable of creating panels that allows you to peer into your target's future.

G Warstaff Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you can summon a pen-like cursed tool that allows you to see into the future of your opponents. As a free action for 1 cursed energy, you create a oversized pen-like cursed tool, called G Warstaff. It has the reach and two-handed properties, you may use your Charisma modifier for its attack and damage rolls, and on a hit it deals 1d4 + your Charisma modifier piercing damage. Additionally, it counts as a grade 4 cursed tool. You may dismiss G Warstaff at will. You can only have one G warstaff created at a time. Whenever you hit a creature with G Warstaff, you fulfill G Warstaff's condition for ink and attaches a manga panel to the target, being able to view 1 second into the target's future. Hitting a target who already has a manga panel increases how many seconds into their future you can see, making you gain the benefits of the earlier second along with the current. While you can see into a creature’s future you gain the following benefits depending on how many seconds you currently can see as long as you're not blinded: Seconds Benefit 1 The creature's attack rolls against you is made with disadvantage and you have advantage against saving throws the creature forces you to make. 2 You have advantage on attack rolls against the creature and you know all the actions of the creature's next turn at the start of their turn(your GM tells you what the creature will do in that turn). 3 The creature has disadvantage on saving throws you force them to make and you know all the actions of the creature's next turn at the beginning of your turn(your GM tells you what the creature will do in that turn before they do it). Further hits at 3 seconds continues to increase how far you can see but futures beyond 3 seconds are too unreliable to offer any additional benefits in combat. The number of creatures that can be affected by this technique is equal to your Charisma modifier, and you may end the technique at will. The technique ends when the combat ends. If you explain your cursed technique to your target, or if the target has been affected by your technique for more than two rounds, they can make a Insight check against your cursed energy DC. On a success, you use the following rule and on a failure, nothing happens. If your passive perception is lower than your target's Cursed Energy DC, you lose the benefits gained of future sight, as they now attack your Blindspot. You may use a bonus action to cover your Blindspot, allowing you to add your proficiency bonus to your passive perception purely for this feature until the beginning of your next turn, waiting at your own blindspots to counterattack. If your passive perception ends up being higher, you gain the benefits again as you are able to confirm their future with your eyes once more At 2nd level, G Warstaff now use your martial arts die for damage rolls. At 5th level, G Warstaff counts as a Grade 3 cursed tool. At 11th level, G Warstaff counts as a Grade 2 cursed tool. At 17th level, G Warstaff counts as a Grade 1 cursed tool. At 20th level, G Warstaff counts as a Special Grade cursed tool. Predictable Attacks Technique Improvement At 3rd level, with the power of reading into the future, no one surprises you anymore. As long as you can see 2 seconds into a creature's future, whenever you make a saving throw you take half damage on a failure, and no damage on a success if the saving throws are caused by that creature. Perfect Strike Technique Improvement At 6th level, your opponents become extremely easy to read after being affected by your technique, and you learned how to exploit that. Once per turn when you hit a attack with your G Warstaff against a creature that you can see 3 seconds into the future, you can turn that attack into a critical. Illuminated Actions Technique Improvement At 10th level, while in battle you are illuminated, knowing exactly what to do and when. Whenever you roll with advantage against a creature because of your technique, the feature's critical hit radius is reduced by half of your Charisma modifier(rounded down). Also, whenever a creature rolls with disadvantage against you because of your technique, the rolls critical failure's radius is increased by half of your Charisma modifier(rounded down). For example, if you have a +4 in your Charisma modifier and they roll a natural 3 on their roll, it counts as a critical failure. Tokyo School Feature: GG True Warstaff Extension Technique At 14th level, you have created a more powerful version of your G Warstaff, being a true weapon of destruction. As a bonus action while you have G Warstaff active, you can spend 4 cursed energy to evolve it into its true form, GG True Warstaff. It gains the following benefits for 1 minute: It deals one additional damage dice. Its reach is 15ft. instead of 10ft. Whenever you score a natural critical against a creature, you gain 2 seconds instead of 1. Its critical hit radius is 19-20. The Enlightened One Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, your foresight ability has reached its maximum potential, reaching the point where you are considered enlightened. Whenever you have advantage because of your technique, you can roll 3 dices instead of 2 and keep the highest roll. Also, whenever a creature has disadvantage on attack rolls against you because of your technique, they roll 3 dices instead of 2 and keep the lowest roll. View Past Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat With your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique comes your cursed technique reversal. Just like when using G Warstaff normally, you fulfill G Warstaff's condition for ink by hitting a creature. However, instead of being able to see their future, you can see their past. As a bonus action for 4 cursed energy, you can view their manga panel and learn the actions they took over the past few weeks. You can see a number of weeks in the past equal to the amount of seconds stored in the G Warstaff.

Private Pure Love Train

A Punter showing off his style, Source [54]

This Innate Technique focus around making bets and hitting jackpots, winning your fights with pure skill at luck.

Domain Expansion: Idle Death Gamble Domain Expansion Starting at 1st level, your technique is extremely unique, as it comes with a Domain Expansion! Your Domain Expansion costs no cursed energy the first time you cast it, however the cursed energy cost increases by 3 per domain cast up to a maximum of 30. This increase of Domain Expansion's cost will reset after you complete a long rest. Additionally, you may expand your Domain as a free action as opposed to its normal action cost, and its size is a 30ft radius. Whenever you activate your Domain Expansion, no creatures may react to it due to its extremely fast activation speed. Design Note: You may change/reflavor the Events and the designs for this domain however you wish while it will still works the same mechanically as it would currently written. The sure-hit effect for this Domain is the explanation of everything regarding how it works towards the targeted creature. This process is entirely harmless and does not hinder the creature. The domain starts off in Normal Mode where you and creatures appear in a neutral stage. Once it starts, you may perform one of the following visual effect indicators: Shutter Doors. As an action or a bonus action for 1 cursed energy, you make two doors appear between a target within 30 feet of you and force them to make a Dexterity saving throw by crushing them between it. On a failure, they take 1d6 bludgeoning damage and are restrained. On a success, they take half as much damage and have their movement speed halved. This damage increases to 2d6 at 5th level, to 4d6 at 11th level, to 7d6 at 17th level and to 11d6 at 20th level. Closed Doors As a reaction for 4 cursed energy to a ranged or melee attack roll, you may summon your Shutter Doors in front of the attacker or projectile, making them slam closed. You add your Charisma modifier(to a maximum of 5) to your AC for that one attack. Additionally, you may also use it against a line saving throw, adding half your Charisma modifier rounded down to the saving throw instead. Finally, you may attempt to stop a creature from moving, as a reaction to a creature moving at least 10 feet within 80 feet of you, you may summon the doors in front of them as an attempt to make them halt, the creature must make a Dexterity saving throw, on a success they keep going as normal, on a failure, they are stopped and may continue their movement, however they can only move half the distance they normally could. Reserve Balls. As an action or a bonus action for 1 cursed energy, you throw a ball and make a ranged cursed energy attack roll against a target within 120 feet. of you. On a hit, it deals 1d6 bludgeoning damage. This damage increases to 2d6 at 5th level, to 4d6 at 11th level, to 7d6 at 17th level and to 11d6 at 20th level. Consecutive Effects. As a reaction to an attack hitting you, you can make a pseudo-spin for 1 cursed energy. The attack against you is rerolled. If it misses, then it is counted as if the attack was a miss for the features and effects, and you receive one pseudo-spin multiplier. Upon reaching a pseudo-spin multiplier of 4, you gain a Jackpot. Upon exiting your Domain or an attack affected by this reaction hits you, the pseudo-spin multiplier is reset to zero. When within your domain expansion, these moves are not affected by the Sure Hit feature. The doors and balls may come in different colors, symbolizing a higher chance at landing a Jackpot. Rainbow-colored indicators or making four attacks in a row miss with Consecutive Effects guarantees a Jackpot, rolling 1d6 to determine if the guaranteedJackpot is even or odd. When you make a Shutter Door or Reserve Ball attack or Closed Doors, you must roll a d20 to determine their color as described down below: Number Rolled Color Amount of Rerolls 1-10 Green 2 11-15 Red 4 16-19 Gold 6 20 Rainbow - Once you make a Shutter Door or Reserve Ball attack or use Closed Doors, you must roll 3d6. You may roll these numbers a number of times equal to the rerolls the color the attack has allows. If you roll three equal numbers, you get a Jackpot. Otherwise, you are sent back into Normal Mode. Once per turn, if you roll two equal numbers, you enter Riichi Mode, which enables an Event to begin. You must roll a d20, which defines what type of event you get. The d20 gains a bonus to its roll equal to the amount of rerolls you have from your Domain attack’s color: Number Rolled Event Event Description Percentage Bonus (1-9) Transport Gate "Will the main character be able to cross the gate before it closes?" If a jackpot happens, he passes the gate in time. 2 (10-14) Passenger Seat Competition "Will the main character be able to take the seat and go seated??. If a jackpot happens he can sit down. 4 (15-18) Bear the Squeeze for the Bathroom "The main character took the wrong train and he won't stop, will he hold the whole trip to go to the bathroom?" If a jackpot happens, the protagonist can take it and go to the bathroom. 6 (19-20) Last Train at Friday Night "The main character and his lover leave after work, but on the way home he ended up missing the train, did she manage to catch it?" If a jackpot happens, the heroine can't catch it either and they meet at the station. 8 When an Event happens, you must roll another 3d6. If you had rolled three equal numbers, you get a Jackpot. Otherwise you are sent back to Normal Mode. However, whilst you roll the 3d6 when an Event happens, you gain a percentage bonus which is shown as a part of the Event you currently have. You can distribute the bonus from the percentage bonus to make the 3d6 all equal numbers. For example, if you roll a 1, a 3, and a 6, and have a percentage bonus of 8, you may remove 5 from the percentage bonus to increase the 1 into becoming a 6 and remove 3 from the percentage bonus to increase the 3 into becoming a 6, therefore making all the numbers equal by having a set of 3 number 6s’. Jackpot Bonus. Upon winning a Jackpot Bonus, your Domain Expansion is undone. However, you do not receive Technique Burnout. Instead, you gain the following benefits for 1 minute: You receive the effects of the Improved Reverse Cursed Technique as if you had spent your level in cursed energy at the beginning of the round. Additionally at the beginning of your turn any conditions you are suffering are ended and any exhaustion levels you have are reduced to 0. This cannot end external conditions, such as restrained or grappled. You receive cursed energy equal to twice your level at the beginning of your turns. Your hit points cannot be reduced lower than 1 hit point for the duration of the bonus, unless you would be killed outright (such as by massive damage, or by getting your head destroyed). You gain a +2 to your Strength, Dexterity, Constitution and Charisma scores including their maximums for the duration of the bonus. You gain refinement from the Domain Casualties method whenever you reduce a creature to 0 hit points whilst you are benefiting from a Jackpot Bonus. Your Domain can not be expanded while still under the effects of a Jackpot Bonus. Riichi Hype! Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you love gambling so much that you can bring segments from your Domain itself into the outside world. You can now use the Shutter Doors and Reserve Balls attacks and the Closed Doors reaction when outside of your Domain Expansion. They work the same as they would whilst within your Domain Expansion. However, the creature must be within line of sight, and if you would trigger an Events or Jackpots with them, it will only occur if you expand your domain. Probability Change and Time-Reduction Technique Improvement At 6th level, you have evolved as a sorcerer, and thus found out that your domain has even more to offer once hitting the Jackpot! When you expand your Domain Expansion after hitting a Jackpot, you are either sent into Probability Change or Time Saving Mode. You are sent into Probability Change Mode if the number rolled for your previous Jackpot was an odd number, and are sent into Time Saving Mode if the previous Jackpot was an even number. You gain the following benefits depending on the Mode you enter when using your Domain Expansion: Probability Change Mode. This mode provides a guaranteed Jackpot for you when you use your Domain’s attacks. The first Shutter Door or Reserve Ball attack or Closed Doors reaction you use is automatically rainbow colored without the need of rolling for your attack’s color. Time-Saving Mode. This mode improves the speed of your spins which does not guarantee a Jackpot, it will improve your chances of scoring that Jackpot. You can now trigger Events twice rather than once per turn. Additionally, whenever you are rolling the 3d6 for a Jackpot, you gain a bonus equal to your proficiency bonus which can be distributed among these rolls. For example, if you rolled a 1, a 2, and a 3 for the 3d6 to determine if you score a Jackpot or not, you can use your current proficiency bonus (which at 6th level is 3) to adjust these rolls. This allows you to remove 2 from your proficiency bonus in order to add towards the 1 from the 3d6 rolls which turns it into a 3 alongside removing 1 as well from your proficiency bonus in order to add towards the 2 from the 3d6s rolls that also turns it into a 3. With a set of 3, you land an odd Jackpot and gain the benefits from doing so. If you did not land a Jackpot whilst in this mode, you are sent back into Normal Mode the next time you perform your Domain Expansion. Perfect Timing Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have absolute perfect timing when it comes to the use of Consecutive Effects as you almost never take damage. You gain additional reactions equal to half of your Charisma modifier (rounded down) that can only be used to make a Consecutive Effect reaction. Additionally, you may spend 4 cursed energy as opposed to 1 when making a Consecutive Effect to grant the attacker disadvantage on their rerolled attack. Tokyo School Feature: You Need Skill to Win at Luck! Technique Improvement At 14th level, whenever you play, you are expecting to win. If you have not landed a Jackpot the last time you used your Domain Expansion or at the start of a combat encounter, you may spend 10 cursed energy to remove a number from the 3d6 rolled for Events or Jackpots. Perfected Domain Technique Improvement At 20th level, you have mastered your cursed technique, obtaining an unbeatable Domain Expansion. Your Jackpot Bonus now lasts for 2 minutes instead of 1 and your domain expansion cost increases by 1 instead of 3 per use to a maximum of 30. Bust Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Your mastery over the Reverse Cursed Technique has granted you your technique’s reversal. Whenever you successful score a Jackpot, you may choose to lose all of the benefits that it would provide in order to reduce your cursed energy and the cursed energy of one creature that was inside your domain when you scored the Jackpot you converted into a Bust. For 1 minute, when a turn starts, both you and the creature lose cursed energy equal to twice your Charisma modifier.

Obstacle Removal

A curse with the innate technique Obstacle Removal, source [55]

This innate technique has the ability to remove obstacles by entangling a concept with its technique.

Obstacle Removal Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have begun to understand the terrifying power your innate technique possesses, however, you have not yet perfected it. You are able to remove obstacles that stop you from reaching your goals. As an action for X cursed energy, you are able to remove an object that is standing in your way. The cost of this feature depends on the size of what you are attempting to remove. The costs can be found in the following table: Object Size Cursed Energy Amount Tiny Object 1 Cursed Energy Small Object 3 Cursed Energy Medium Object 6 Cursed Energy Large Object 9 Cursed Energy Huge Object 12 Cursed Energy Gargantuan Object 25 Cursed Energy Whenever you remove an object, it is teleported out of your way. When you use this feature to remove a structure or object, you must choose a point within 30 feet of where it originally was located to reappear. The distance you teleport an object or structure increases to 60 feet at 5th level, to 90 feet at 11th level, to 120 feet at 17th level, and to 150 feet at 20th level. Additionally, at 11th level, your ability to remove objects has improved drastically. You are now able to remove large structures, such as a house or a building. Causing them to disappear as well. In order to do this you must use an action for every turn in a minute. If you complete the full minute of actions, then you can spend the corresponding cursed energy to remove the structure: Structure Volume Cursed Energy Amount 100 Cubic Feet 30 Cursed Energy 200 Cubic Feet 60 Cursed Energy 300 Cubic Feet 90 Cursed Energy 400 Cubic Feet 120 Cursed Energy 500 Cubic Feet 150 Cursed Energy 600 Cubic Feet 180 Cursed Energy So on, so forth 30 Cursed Energy per 100 feet extra You must maintain concentration during the minute you are using this feature. Also, when removing a structure, it is teleported in the same way as objects detailed above. You are also able to spend more time in order to lower the amount of cursed energy needed. You may spend an additional minute worth of actions when using this feature. For every extra minute added the cost is reduced by 5 cursed energy. You must also maintain concentration during these extra minutes. Creature Removal Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you have realized that you are able to remove creatures that block your goal as well. As an action for X cursed energy, you can force a creature within a 100 foot radius of yourself to make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, they are removed and teleported 30 feet away. On a success, they are not affected. The cursed energy cost can be found below: Creature Size Cursed Energy Amount Tiny Creature 2 Cursed Energy Small Creature 4 Cursed Energy Medium Creature 8 Cursed Energy Large Creature 12 Cursed Energy Huge Creature 20 Cursed Energy Gargantuan Creature 30 Cursed Energy The distance you teleport a creature increases to 60 feet at 5th level, to 90 feet at 11th level, to 120 feet at 17th level, and to 150 feet at 20th level. Self Removal. At 5th level, your ability to remove creatures who are obstacles extends to yourself. As a bonus action for 6 cursed energy, you are able to target yourself with your technique. Depending on the obstacle you are facing you can do one of the following options. You can either gain a flying speed equal to your movement speed for 1 minute or teleport an amount of feet equal to the distance you can teleport creatures. Both of these allow you to remove an obstacle of yourself so you can reach your goal. Multi-Removal. At 11th level, when you use Creature Removal, you are now able to select a number of creatures in the 100 foot radius equal to your Charisma modifier. You must pay the corresponding cursed energy amount for each creature and they must each make the Charisma saving throw. They suffer the effects as normal based on a failure or a success. Techique Removal Technique Improvement At 6th level, you have learned that there is another thing you can do with your technique. You are able to entangle concepts into a target’s technique. Those targets are then able to be removed. This process is very complicated and hard to pull off. As a full turn action for 12 cursed energy, you may attempt to entangle concepts into a creature’s technique. One creature within a 100 foot radius of your choice, must make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, the target’s innate technique is removed for 1 minute. On a success, they are unaffected. Creatures can repeat the Charisma saving throw at the beginning of their turns to regain their innate technique. Complicated techniques that have concepts that cannot be contained semantically or pragmatically, such as Star Rage, cannot be removed. What techniques that are too complicated to be removed are determined by the DM. Unfortunately, manipulating concepts is a process that is incredibly intensive on the brain. At the end of your turns while Technique Removal is active, you must make an Arcana check against a DC of the respective creature’s level or CR. For every check that you fail, you take xd12 Psychic damage. X=that respective creature’s level or CR. This damage dealt to you ignores Resistance, Immunity, and cannot be reduced in any way. This damage lowers to d10s at 11th level, to d8s at 17th level and to d6s at 20th level. Distance Removal Extension Technique At 10th level, with precise experimentation, you figured out how to remove distance as a concept, essentially being able to form portals with just a trick of the mind. As a full turn action for 10 Cursed Energy, you open a Rift to a point you know as if you were casting the Gate spell. Tokyo School Feature: Precise Erasure Technique Improvement At 14th level, you have refined your technique even more. You are now able to use your technique in the following ways: Condition Removal. As an action for 8 cursed energy, you can remove a condition affecting yourself or another creature within 60 feet of yourself. Defensive Removal. As a reaction to yourself or a creature within 30 feet of you being targeted by an innate technique, you can spend an amount of cursed energy equal to the original cost of the innate technique before reductions, to attempt to remove the innate technique. The cost of this technique cannot be reduced other than with the Six Eyes or Flawless Fundamentals. You must make a Charisma saving throw with the DC being equal to the DC or the attack roll of the innate technique you are removing. On a success, it is nullified. On a failure it is unaffected. Additionally, this can be used as an action on an ongoing effect. Paying the same cost as above and making the same save. Lord of Obstacles Technique Improvement At 20th level, you have progressed extremely far into your ability to remove obstacles. When using Technique Removal, you make the arcana checks with advantage and it now lasts for 2 minutes. Obstacle Creation Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat You have finally learned your cursed technique reversal. It allows you to create obstacles instead of removing them. As a reaction to an attack roll or a saving throw for X cursed energy, you can create an obstacle to block the attack for you. This object appears directly in front of you. The following table details the cursed energy cost based on the obstacle created: Object Size Cursed Energy Amount Tiny Object 2 Cursed Energy Small Object 6 Cursed Energy Medium Object 12 Cursed Energy Large Object 18 Cursed Energy Huge Object 24 Cursed Energy Gargantuan Object 50 Cursed Energy When you use this ability the object becomes the new target of the attack. The DM decides what random object is created as well as the HP amount of this object and its resistances, immunities, and vulnerabilities. If the attack breaks the object, you take the remaining damage. If you created a larger obstacle it may be able to block damage for other creatures depending on placement. The obstacle disappears after blocking damage for you.

Antigravity System

An antigravity user activating their reversal, source [56]

Antigravity system is a Innate Technique used to manipulate gravity, creating fields of antigravity.

Antigravitational Cursed Energy Your antigravity is constantly affecting your system. Whenever you deal damage with a cursed energy feature you can change the damage type to force instead of necrotic. In addition you gain resistance to force damage when your Cursed Armor is active. Antigravity System Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have begun to learn the very basic parts of your technique, being able to make a small gravitational field around yourself. As an action for 3 cursed energy, you can reverse gravity in a 10 foot-radius 30 foot-high cylinder centered on you for all creatures but yourself until the beginning of your next turn. All creatures and objects that aren’t somehow anchored to the ground in the area fall upward and reach the top of the area when you use this technique. A creature can make a Dexterity saving throw to grab onto a fixed object it can reach, thus avoiding the fall. If some solid object (such as a ceiling) is encountered in this fall, falling objects and creatures strike it just as they would during a normal downward fall. If an object or creature reaches the top of the area without striking anything, it remains there, oscillating slightly, for the duration. At the end of the duration, affected objects and creatures fall back down. Additionally, fall damage from this technique ignores fall damage negation, reduction or immunity. At 5th level, the cylinder is now 50 foot-high, this increases to 100 foot-high at 11th level, 150 foot-high at 17th and to 200 foot-high at 20th level. Nauseating Gravity. At 5th level, when you raise the creatures up in the air, they feel as if their own body was turning from the inside out. Whenever a creature is affected by your technique, they must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they are Confused until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they are not Confused. Incapacitating Gravity. At 11th level, those affected by your technique generally are so confused by the situation they can’t even act. If a creature fails the Constitution saving throw by 5 or more, in addition to the other effects, if they take an Action or a bonus action on their turn they must roll a d4. On a result of 1-2 they can't take a bonus action or an action on that turn. Fast Gravity. At 17th level, the activation of your technique is so fast it's very hard to avoid it. Creatures with a Dexterity score below your cursed energy dc do the saving throw with disadvantage. Antigravity Focus Extension Technique At 3rd level, you have created an extension technique to not affect all creatures at once with your antigravity system. As a bonus action after using antigravity system, you can spend 4 cursed energy to choose a number of creatures up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) + your proficiency bonus to not be affected by your antigravity system. Anti Gravity Flight. At 5th level, you have increased the control of your Innate Technique, being able to only affect yourself. As a bonus action for 6 cursed energy, you touch a willing creature, granting them a flying speed equal to their movement speed for 10 minutes. You may end this at will. Hard Fall Technique Improvement At 6th level, your technique evolves, now making your victims go up in high speeds to their deaths. Whenever a creature takes fall damage from your Innate Technique, they take 1d8 per 10 feet instead of 1d6. At 11th level, the creatures now take 1d10 per 10 feet, this becomes 1d12 at 17th level. Finally, at 20th level the creatures now take the damage per 5 feet fallen instead of 10. Long Inverted Gravity Technique Improvement At 10th level, your technique now lasts much longer than before. Whenever you activate your Antigravity System, it now lasts for 1 minute instead of until the beginning of your next turn. You can end your technique at will. Whenever your technique would end, you can spend 1 cursed energy to keep it for 1 additional minute. Tokyo School Feature: Boosted Systems Extension Technique At 14th level, in Tokyo, you have developed a new way to boost the output of an already existing system. As a bonus action while an Antigravity System is active, you can spend 3 more cursed energy to boost it. When boosting it, creatures who passed the save the first time are forced to make the Dexterity saving throw again, suffering the effects of your Antigravity System on a failure. Creatures who fail the first save fall upward an additional amount of feet equal to the height of your lapse. If you have your Cursed Technique Reversal, then you may use this on a Gravity System as well. As a bonus action while a Gravity System is active, you may spend 6 more cursed energy to boost it. This forces creatures to make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they take damage equal to half the damage dice, rounded up, of your Gravity System. On a success, they take a quarter of the damage dice, rounded up, of your gravity system. Levitational Apex Extension Technique Finally at 20th level, you have created an extension technique that allows for you to make a larger Antigravity System that is able to make objects float. As an action for 12 cursed energy, you can create an Antigravity system that has a radius of 50 feet and a height of 200 feet. This system lasts for 1 minute and you must maintain concentration for the duration. Creatures caught in this Antigravity System act as if they were caught inside of your lapse. However, this system starts below your feet which pulls the ground up from beneath you. The ground in the radius of this feature floats with you for the duration. As a bonus action, while this system is active you can move in a direction of your choice up to your unarmored movement speed. When this system ends, creatures below make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take bludgeoning damage equal to 1d12 per 10 feet the ground fell before hitting the ground. On a success, creatures take half damage. Gravity System Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat You have learned how to reverse your own technique, manifesting a field of intense gravity. As an action for 6 cursed energy, you force every creature within a 10-foot-radius of you to make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they take 10d10 force damage and are knocked prone and restrained until the beginning of your next turn or until they leave the area, and their melee attack rolls will automatically fail. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not prone or restrained, but their melee attack rolls will be made with disadvantage. This technique deals twice as much damage to objects and structures. You can also use this technique as a reaction to an attack being made against you or if you're forced to make a saving throw. If used against a saving throw, you reduce the damage of the saving throw by the damage of your Gravity System. If you reduce the damage to 0, the effect ends. Any remaining damage after being reduced, is transferred to you. This only works on physical saves or things affected by gravity. Ranged attacks made inside Gravity System or whose projectiles enter it will fail if the roll is lower than your cursed energy DC added twice. If a Dexterity or Constitution saving throw targets a creature inside Gravity System, its total damage will be reduced by your Gravity System damage die. This does not work in the case of the attack dealing thunder or psychic damage. This technique's damage increases to 15d10 at 11th level, 20d10 at 17th level, and to 25d10 at 20th level. Perfect Gravity. At 17th level, your gravity has reached its peak, completely destroying your opponents on contact. If your opponent's Strength score is equal or smaller than your cursed energy DC, they have disadvantage on the saving throw. Also, if they fail your saving throw by 5 or more they gain one level of exhaustion. Additionally, while a creature is restrained they now automatically fail Dexterity saving throws.

Star Rage

A Star Rage user increasing her mass before an attack, Source [57]

The Star Rage cursed technique allows its user to increase its virtual mass by using its cursed energy, making short work of opponents by crushing them with their weight.

Black Hole Despite your technique being an all powerful tool, you know there is a limit to your powers. If you add more than 20 virtual mass increases, you create a black hole centered on yourself, forcing every creature in a 60 foot-radius centered on you to make a Strength saving throw with disadvantage. On a failed save, the creature takes 60d12 force damage and is pulled to within 5 feet of the black hole. This saving throw repeats at the start of a creature’s turn while the black hole is active. All damage and conditions from the black hole ignore any resistances and immunities to it. On a successful save, the creature takes half as much damage and is knocked prone but isn’t pulled toward the black hole. The black hole lasts for 1 minute. A creature that’s within 5 feet of the black hole at the start of its turn must make a successful Strength saving throw or take 30d10 force damage and have its speed reduced to 0 until the start of its next turn. On a success, the creature takes half damage and have its speed reduced to 0 until the start of its next turn. A creature that’s within 60 feet of the black hole (but not within 5 feet of it) at the end of its turn takes 30d8 cold damage. A creature reduced to 0 hit points while within 5 feet of the black hole dies immediately. You are killed outright, but the black hole continues. All objects and structures within 120 feet of the black hole take 60d12 force damage, and the ground in this area becomes difficult terrain. Any objects or structures within 60 feet of the black hole are immediately destroyed. The range and radius of any effect caused by the black hole double at the end of what would have been your turn. Star Rage Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows yourself to increase your own virtual mass. As a bonus action for an amount of Cursed Energy up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1), you may increase your virtual mass around your body by the amount of cursed energy spent for a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier added twice (minimum of 2). You gain the following benefits for the duration depending on how much mass you have added: Stronger Martial Arts. Your Unarmed Strike damage die increases by one per two mass increases you receive (if you have no damage die for unarmed strikes, you count as if you had a d4 for the purposes of this feature). Mass Impact. At one mass increase, whenever you roll a critical with an unarmed strike the target must succeed a Strength saving throw or be knocked prone. At three mass increases, whenever you hit a creature with an unarmed strike all objects and creatures in a 5 times the amount of mass increases cone behind the target will also be targeted for the attack roll. At five mass increases, if the target fails the Strength saving throw it will also have its speed reduced by half until the beginning of your next turn. At seven mass increases their speed will be reduced to 0 on a failure, and halved on a success. Increased Damage. Your unarmed strikes damage roll receive a +1 for every two mass increases you receive. Grappler. For every two mass increases you receive you’ll count as one size larger for grapples. This stops once you start counting as Gargantuan. You can only activate this technique again after the full duration has passed. At 5th level, you can now spend up to your Charisma modifier + half your Charisma modifier (rounded down) in your technique, this increases to your Charisma modifier added twice at 11th level, to your Charisma modifier added thrice at 17th level and to your Charisma modifier added four times at 20th level. Critical Attacks Technique Improvement At 3rd level, as your technique grows stronger, so does your power with your unarmed strikes. For every four mass increases you receive, your unarmed strike critical hit range is reduced by 1 (20 -> 19 -> 18 etc.). This cannot make your critical hit range go below 18. Additionally, whenever you score a critical with an unarmed strike while your technique is active you roll one additional damage die. Increased Strength Technique Improvement At 6th level, your mass now increases your overall strength instead of just your strikes. When you are at five mass increases, you have advantage on Strength checks and saving throws. For every five mass increases after, you gain a +1 in these checks and saving throws. Additionally, you now deal twice as much damage to objects and structures while you are benefiting from Star Rage. Quick Activation Technique Improvement At 10th level, you learned how to activate your technique faster. You can now activate Star Rage as a free action. Tokyo School Feature: Mass Maneuvers Extension Technique At 14th level, you have learned at the Tokyo school that you can use your imaginary mass in different ways while in hand-to-hand combat. You gain the following ways to do so: O Goshi. You have learned that due to your imaginary mass, throwing a creature is very easy. Once per round as part of successfully grappling a creature, you can force them to make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, you throw them prone and they take your martial arts die in bludgeoning damage. On a success, they resist and are not thrown prone and take no damage. Roundhouse Kick. You have learned how to put a lot of momentum on one devastating blow. Once per round as part of an unarmed strike, you may perform this kick. If you successfully land the kick, the creature must then make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they are Confused until the start of their next turn. On a success, they are unaffected. Uppercut. You have learned that due to the crazy mass of each punch you have the potential to knock creatures up. Once per round as part of an unarmed strike, you may perform this uppercut. On a hit, the target is forced to make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are knocked up into the air and land 20 feet directly back. On a success, they are not knocked back. Heavy Stomp. You can also stomp the ground using your mass to destroy the ground below. Once per round as part of an unarmed strike, you can target the ground or a prone creature. On a hit the creature and the ground both take your unarmed strike damage and the area in a 15 foot radius centered on where you kicked becomes difficult terrain. Perfected Virtual Mass Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, you have reached the peak of virtual mass. Creatures now make saving throws against your cursed technique with disadvantage unless their Strength score is higher than your cursed energy dc. Additionally, while you are benefiting from Star Rage your unarmed strikes overcome resistances but not immunities. Virtual Mass Decrease Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Due to your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique, you have learned to reverse the mass increase. This allows you to get rid of all the mass in your body. This state can be entered as a bonus action or a reaction. You can spend as much Cursed energy on this as you would like. With every Cursed Energy spent giving you an extra 10 feet of movement speed. This state lasts 1 minute or until you end it as a free action. Once per turn while in this state of lower mass, when you hit a target with a melee attack, the damage is increased by 1 for every 5 feet moved. This feature cannot be used in tandem with Star Rage. Zero Virtual Mass. Despite your reversal being powerful there is a limit. If you spend more than 20 Cursed Energy, you reduce your mass to 0. Reducing your mass in this way forces you to enter an incorporeal state, and takes away half of your maximum max hit points. During this state, you become unaffected by all damage, except psychic, and can phase through objects and creatures. You also cannot interact with other creatures or objects. In addition your speed increases by 30 feet. This also lasts for 1 minute or until stopped as a free action. Until the end of your next turn after the state ends and for the entire duration of the state, you cannot regain hit points.

Solo Forbidden Area

A Solo Forbidden Area user beginning the ritual, source [58]

The Solo Forbidden Area cursed technique is not a technique suited for combat, being used generally as a support. It enhances the cursed techniques of the user and every sorcerer around them.

Solo Forbidden Area Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows you to improve the output of those around you. You can spend up to your Charisma modifier in cursed energy (minimum of 1) as an action to use your technique to increase the output of every creature of your choice within a 30 foot radius of you. All chosen creatures including yourself gain the following benefits until the beginning of your next turn as long as they stay in the radius: They gain temporary cursed energy equal to the amount spent. If they can spend additional cursed energy in a feature of some kind, they can spend additional cursed energy equal to the amount spent. They gain a bonus of range equal to 20 times the amount spent on their cursed energy features. This does not work on touch based features. If any of their cursed energy features has a radius, they are increased by 5 times the amount spent. Their innate technique features will deal an extra amount of damage dice equal to the amount spent. You cannot use temporary cursed energy gained from this technique to activate it. Quickened Support Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you have developed a method to utilize your technique faster, however this makes it less effective. You can now use Solo Forbidden Area as a bonus action instead of an action, however it only uses half of your Charisma modifier (rounded up) for the calculation. At 20th level, you add your Charisma modifier. Maximized Output Technique Improvement At 6th level, by using the maximum cursed energy you possibly can into your technique, it makes the technique much stronger. Features used while under the effects of your lapse count as if they have been used with Improved Cursed Energy Output if you spend the maximum amount on your lapse. Ritual of Lights Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have made a new discovery about your technique. By putting in additional effort, you can push your technique to its absolute peak. You gain proficiency in the Performance skill, or expertise if you are already proficient. If you already have expertise, you add your Charisma modifier once more to the roll. Over the course of 30 seconds (5 rounds), you can spend 9 cursed energy to begin an elaborate dance that enhances someone's output beyond their limits. For each additional stage you wish to perform, you must spend an extra 5 cursed energy and use another 30 seconds. The benefits and requirements for each stage become increasingly difficult to achieve. Ritual Benefits Ritual Complexity Additional Spectacles All chosen creatures within 30 feet of you, including yourself will gain the benefits of Solo Forbidden Area, with an additional bonus of half your proficiency bonus (rounded down). Additionally, innate technique features deal 1.2 times as much damage. You must make a DC 15 Performance check, upon failure, affected creatures will instead gain the benefits of Solo Forbidden Area as if you had spent the max. You’ve begun performing more laborious, elaborate dances to further increase the potential of those you boost to 105%. All chosen creatures within 40 feet of you, including yourself will gain the benefits of Solo Forbidden Area, with an additional bonus of your proficiency bonus. Additionally, innate technique features deal 1.4 times as much damage. You must make a DC 20 Performance check, upon failure, affected creatures will instead gain the benefits of Solo Forbidden Area as if you had spent the max, and it was performed in the previous boosted stage. On top of your maneuvers and movements, you’ve begun adding gestures and hand signs to your dance, further increasing the output of those you boost to 110%. All chosen creatures within 50 feet of you, including yourself will gain the benefits of Solo Forbidden Area, with an additional bonus of your Charisma modifier. Additionally, innate technique features deal 1.6 times as much damage. You must make a DC 25 Performance check, upon failure, affected creatures will instead gain the benefits of Solo Forbidden Area as if you had spent the max, and if it was performed in the previous boosted stage Adding upon the already complex gestures and hand seals you’ve added upon your dance, you’ve begun singing and speaking to further this spectacle, those affected having their power becoming extremely potent for the duration, boosting them to 115%. All chosen creatures within 60 feet of you, including yourself will gain the benefits of Solo Forbidden Area, with an additional bonus of your Charisma modifier plus half your Charisma modifier (rounded up). Additionally, innate technique features deal 1.8 times as much damage. You must make a DC 30 Performance check, upon failure, affected creatures will instead gain the benefits of Solo Forbidden Area as if you had spent the max, and if it was performed in the previous boosted stage, and the creature who is playing music with you must succeed a DC 20 Performance check, upon failure, even if you passed, affected creatures will instead gain the benefits of Solo Forbidden Area as if you had spent the max, and if it was performed in the previous boosted stage. As the final part of your performance, you and another creature have begun a dance, coupled with music to enhance the potential of all those you boost to 120% of their potential. Ritual Maintenance. You must maintain concentration to keep your Ritual going. If you possess Otherworldly Output, the DC for each stage is reduced by 5, aside from your partner’s in the fourth stage. Tokyo School Feature: Honored One Extension Technique At 14th level, while your technique was always focused on increasing multiple allies at once, with your studies at Tokyo you found out that by restricting that to one person enhances your technique to new heights! When using Ritual of Lights you can choose to only boost 1 creature, and then the time for each tier will be cut in half (rounded down). Otherworldly Output Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, you have reached the maximum potential of your technique, the output increase evolving to the point of enlightening those affected. Whenever you use Solo Forbidden Area, you add your Charisma modifier twice instead of once. Area of Depletion Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique has unlocked your cursed technique reversal. This allows you to now create an area that drains enemies of their cursed energy. As an action for up to 2 times your Charisma modifier in cursed energy (minimum of 2), you can create this technique in a 15ft. radius circle centered around yourself. Creatures of your choice in that circle at the beginning of your turn must make a Charisma saving throw or they will lose an amount of cursed energy equal to the amount you spent at the beginning of your turn for 1 minute while they remain in the circle.

Mythical Beast Amber

The God of Thunder in his peak, Source [59]

The Mythical Beast Amber innate technique allows you to transform your body to make any phenomena that can be manifested from lightning. However, it has a great price to pay for its power due to transcending humanity.

Electric Cursed Energy You have been born with a special cursed energy, granting you special properties that make you easily stand out against sorcerers. You gain the Unique Cursed Energy feat and have lightning as your Cursed Energy Type. You also gain both the Wellspring Of Energy and Dynamic Striker features from the background feat. In addition, whenever you deal damage with an unarmed strike while using Cursed Energy Enhancement, you add lightning damage to your damage roll equal to your proficiency bonus. Pure Manipulation None of this subclass's features, except for the "Mythical Beast Amber" feature, count as a cursed technique feature, and thus they are not affected by cursed technique enhancements such as Tokyo School, Maximum Output, Chanting and others. As a result, if a player so chooses and they’re going Tokyo School, they can have this subclass count as a Sorcerer Path instead of an Innate Technique for them. Flawless Reduction If you have the Flawless Fundamentals cursed feat certain features count towards different things. If you choose to reduce the cost of your innate technique then the technique features granted by this subclass have their cost reduced. If you choose to reduce the cost of your sorcerer path then the cursed energy features granted by this subclass have their cost reduced. Water Weakness Due to your cursed energy being like electricity it conducts exceptionally through water, being sucked out relentlessly. If you spend cursed energy while at least half submerged in water the amount spent is instead changed to be your current cursed energy amount, which can’t be reduced, but without benefiting what you’re spending it on if it is improved by spending more cursed energy. You can try desperately to use this to your advantage though if you’re aware of electrolysis and are in salt water. When you do so you make a DC 20 Charisma check, on a success producing a 30ft radius cloud of chlorine gas around you, which forces them to make a Constitution save on the start of their turn while in the cloud, becoming poisoned and taking 10d10 poison damage if they fail, or half as much damage and not becoming poisoned on a success. This cloud lasts 1 minute, is instead made at the surface of the water directly above you if you’re fully submerged, and at the start of your turn the cloud may move up to 30ft in the direction of the wind if there is any. Mythical Beast Amber Unleashed Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique reconstructs your flesh in order to manifest phenomena that can be created by electricity, which is converted from your cursed energy. However, since the technique causes your body to surpass the limits of a human, it can only be used once before your body collapses following the technique's conclusion. As a bonus action for 10 cursed energy, your body will start getting filled with electric cursed energy, making you constantly grow in power for a short period of time. Your technique lasts a number of rounds equal to your Constitution score (minimum of 10), after which you are killed instantly. As the technique progresses, you gain certain benefits from lightning. See the table below for reference: Time Active Body Increases Benefits Lightning Phenomena 0 rounds You gain a +2 to your Strength, Dexterity and Constitution scores, including their maximums, immunity to lightning damage, and your movement speed increases by 30 feet. Also, you gain advantage in Dexterity saving throws. Lightning Claw. When you activate your technique, your cursed energy surrounds your hands, forming claws. Your unarmed strikes now deal lightning damage. Also, their damage dice is increased by one (if they have no damage die, they are treated as if they were a d4 for the purposes of this feature). 5 rounds Your physical scores and their maximums increase by +2 once more (to a total of +4), and your movement speed increases by another 30 feet. Also, you can make one additional attack during the attack action. This attack must be made with an unarmed strike. Loud Blast. Your jaw starts to get covered with cursed energy, allowing you to emit loud energy blasts from your mouth. You can spend 1 cursed energy as an action, making a cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 30 feet of you. On a hit, they take Xd10 (with X being your Charisma modifier) lightning damage. Even if the attack misses, all creatures within a 15 foot radius of the target must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take xd8 (with X being your proficiency bonus) thunder damage and are deafened until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not deafeaned. If they fail by 5 or more, they are deafened for 1 minute instead. In that case, they can remake the Constitution saving throw at the beginning of their turns, ending the effect early on a success. 1 minute Your physical scores and their maximums increase by +2 once more (to a total of +6), and your movement speed increases by another 30 feet. Also, you can make two additional attacks instead of one during the attack action. These attacks must be made with an unarmed strike. Lightning Armor. Your torso and legs start to get filled with cursed energy. You have a damage reduction equal to your Charisma score (minimum of 10). 1 minute and 5 rounds Your physical scores and their maximums increase by +2 once more (to a total of +8), and your movement speed increases by another 30 feet. Additionally, you gain an additional bonus action. X-Ray Vision. Your head gets completely filled with cursed energy, granting you new eyes with improved sight. You gain 120 feet of true sight, and you're also be able to see the Hit point maximum, current Hit points, all Body feats the creature has, and the creature's Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution scores with no action required. Additionally, you have advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks related to sight, and may add your Charisma modifier to those checks and your passive perception. 2 minutes Your physical scores and their maximums increase by +2 once more (to a total of +10), and your movement speed increases by another 30 feet. Additionally, you gain a additional action. Cursed Beam. Your form now allows you to discharge a powerful beam of light. You can spend 2 cursed energy to launch a powerful beam of light as an action, forcing all creatures in a 60 feet long 5 feet wide line to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take Xd12 (with X being your Charisma modifier added twice) lightning damage and are blinded for 1 minute. On a success, they take half as much damage and are blinded, but only until the beginning of your next turn. They do not get blinded on a success if they have Endurance. They can remake the Constitution saving throw at the beginning of their turns, ending the effect early on a success. If a creature's Dexterity score is lower than your cursed energy DC, they do this save with disadvantage. When using this technique, you can spend additional cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1), adding one damage die to the total and increasing the DC by 1. Technique Deactivation. If a feature were to deactivate your Innate Technique, such as being hit by the Inverted Spear of Heaven, you go back to normal, however, you must make a DC 10 + 5 per 5 rounds passed on the form Constitution saving throw. The effects determined by a success or a failure are as follows: Time Active Detriment on a Success Detriment on a Failure 0 rounds The limb hit points of your arms is reduced to ½ of their maximum amount. You lose your arms as their hit points are reduced to 0. 5 rounds The limb hit points of your jaw is reduced to ½ of their maximum amount. You lose your jaw as its hit points are reduced to 0. 1 minute The limb hit points of your torso and legs are reduced to ½ of their maximum amount. You die. 1 minute and 5 rounds The limb hit points of your eyes and skull are reduced to ½ of their maximum amount. You die. 2 minutes You are reduced to ¼ of your maximum hit points You die. Battle Sparks Cursed Energy Feature At 3rd level, your cursed energy is always electrifying your whole body, making you excited for battles. Your eyes will always have small sparks of lightning emitting from them, as a sign of your energy always refiling you. Because of the fact that your innate technique is so dangerous, you have learned to use your unique cursed energy in battle, creating something called Battle Sparks. You receive the following battle sparks: Sparks. Once per turn when you hit a melee weapon attack, you can spend 1 cursed energy to add 2d10 lightning damage to the total amount. This damage increases to 3d10 at 5th level, 4d10 at 11th level, 5d10 at 17th level, and to 6d10 at 20th level. Lightning Reaction. Whenever an attack you can see is made against you, you can spend 1 cursed energy as a reaction to increase your AC by your Charisma modifier (A minimum of +1) against the triggering attack. This bonus lasts until the start of your next turn and does not stack if this reaction is used multiple times. Wheel of Lightning. You can spend 2 cursed energy to beat a melee weapon you're currently holding on the ground as a reaction to a hostile creature moving towards you. All creatures in a 15 foot circle centered on you must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take your sparks damage die in lightning damage and are pushed 10 feet back. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not pushed back. If they fail by 5 or more, they are also knocked prone. Lightning Ray. You can spend 1 or more cursed energy as an action, launching lightning rays against your opponents. Make one or more ranged cursed energy attack roll against one or more creatures within 30 feet of you. On a hit, they take your Sparks' damage die. For every additional cursed energy you spend, you make one additional ranged cursed energy attack roll against the same or other targets. You can spend cursed energy this way up to the amount of attacks you can make per turn, without counting features such as Cursed Blast of Blows. System Stop. Once per round, you can spend 3 additional cursed energy when using your sparks, forcing the target to make a Constitution saving throw. If they fail, they are paralyzed until the beginning of their turn or until they receive damage from an outside source. Lightning Discharge Cursed Energy Feature At 6th level, you have become a master at manipulating your cursed energy, making use of it like electric charges. Whenever you deal damage with your Sparks, you may spend additional cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier to apply a positive charge to the target. After a positive charge is applied, you may spend your bonus action to apply a negative charge to the ground. This creates a reaction, making lightning go straight to the target's head if they are within 30 feet of you, dealing xd8 lightning damage (With x being your Charisma modifier + the amount of cursed energy spent) and forcing the target to make a Constitution saving throw at disadvantage. On a failure, they are paralyzed until the beginning of their turn or until they receive damage from an outside source. A creature may only have one positive charge on it at a time. Pure Discharge. You may also use lightning discharge around you, not being as guaranteed but being more powerful. As an action for 8 cursed energy, you create lightning in a 30 foot circle centered on you, forcing all creatures within that range to make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take 8d12 lightning damage and are paralyzed until the beginning of their turn or until they receive damage from an outside source. Rapid Ignition Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have learned to go through the stages of your lapse technique faster. You can change your body into cursed energy faster in order to gain the benefits sooner. Now when using Mythical Beast Amber the time to go through each level is reduced by 5 rounds. If your technique is deactivated you still take the detriments of the stage that you have gained the benefits from. For example, if you have been in Mythical Beast Amber for 1 minute but have the benefits of 1 minute and 5 rounds and your technique is deactivated you would make the Constitution saving throw as if you were in it for 1 minute and 5 rounds. This also means you would take the effects from the table for 1 minute and 5 rounds. Tokyo School Feature: Semi Activation Extension Technique At 14th level, you were never willing to sacrifice yourself to utilize your technique, however at Tokyo you have learned that you need to be greedier to survive in the jujutsu world. This made you develop an extension technique to partially activate your technique, sacrificing the body part in exchange for brief power. You can spend 5 cursed energy as a bonus action, making you transform one of the following body parts: Body Parts Table Body Part Benefits Arms You transform your arms into lightning, becoming much better at hand to hand combat. Your unarmed strikes now deal lightning damage. Also, you can make one additional attack during your attack action. This attack must be an unarmed strike. Legs You transform your legs into lightning, increasing your speed by a large mile. Your walking speed is increased by 30 feet, and you have advantage on Dexterity saving throws. Eyes You transform your eyes into lighting, enhancing your vision. You gain 30 feet of True sight, and you have advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks related to sight. Jaw Your jaw is filled with lightning, allowing you to launch sonic screeches. You can spend 1 cursed energy as an action, making a cursed energy attack roll against a creature within 30 feet of you. On a hit, they take Xd8 (with X being your Charisma modifier) lightning damage. Even if the attack misses, all creatures within a 15 foot radius of the target must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they take xd6 (with X being your proficiency bonus) thunder damage and are deafened until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not deafeaned. This semi activation lasts for a number of rounds equal to your Constitution modifier (minimum of 1). After the transformation, the limbs used are reduced to 0 hit points and are completely turned to ashes, being removed. You cannot use Semi Activation and Mythical Beast Amber at the same time. Additionally, if you have your Cursed Technique Reversal then you may spend a bonus action and 10 cursed energy to turn a limb back to normal before the duration has ended and the limb being lost. Mythical Mastery Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, you have learned everything there was to know about lightning, from your unique cursed energy to your technique. Your Mythical Beast Amber technique now lasts additional rounds equal to your Constitution modifier (minimum of 1). Also, any lightning damage caused by you overcomes resistances but not immunities. Mythical Beast Amber Suppressed Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Your mastery of the Reverse Cursed Technique has granted you the reversal of your technique, the ability to turn your body back to flesh after using your lapse. As a bonus action, while your lapse technique is active, you can spend 20 cursed energy to start reversing the effects. The amount of time that you were using your lapse is now the amount of time it will take to fully reverse the effects. When you hit each threshold in reverse, you lose the benefits it gave and the save becomes easier. If you wait for the same amount of time that you had your lapse active then your lapse technique will be deactivated and you do not have to make a saving throw to leave the form.

Drill Hair

The drill hair technique, Source [60]

This technique allows you to create and shoot drills from your hair.

Drill Hair Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows you to use cursed energy to make your hair turn into small drills. These drills can then be fired off. When you take the attack action, you can spend 1 cursed energy to replace one attack with a ranged cursed energy attack roll with a range of 30ft. This attack deals 1d6 + your Charisma modifier piercing damage. This technique’s range and damage increase to 45ft and 2d6 + Charisma modifier at 5th level, to 60ft and 3d6 + Charisma modifier at 11th level, to 75ft and 4d6 + Charisma modifier at 17th level, and 90ft and 5d6 + Charisma modifier at 20th level. Explosive Drill Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you have learned how to make your drills explode upon impact. When attacking with a drill, you may spend an additional 3 cursed energy. This makes the drill explode in a 5ft radius upon the point of impact dealing an additional 3d6 fire damage to creatures in that radius. This technique’s damage increases to 5d6 at 5th level, to 7d6 at 11th level, 9d6 at 17th level, and to 11d6 at 20th level. Charged Drill Technique Improvement At 6th level, you have now learned how to add more power to your drills, before releasing them. You may now replace multiple attacks as part of the attack action when you use your drill to combine them into one attack. You make a single attack with your drill and spend an additional 1 cursed energy for each attack replaced this way, and the damage of your drill is the damage the number of attacks replaced added together. Maximum Drill Extension Technique At 10th level, you have learned a new way to use your drills. You are now able to use more of your cursed energy to imbue it into one large drill. As an action for 8 cursed energy, you can shoot this new drill. The drill is fired in a 15ft wide and 100ft long line. Anyone in this line must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, it deals 8d10 piercing damage. On a success, they take half the damage. This technique deals quadruple damage to objects and structures and ignores cover. The damage of this technique increases to 11d10 at 11th level, to 14d10 at 17th level, and to 17d10 at 20th level. Tokyo School Feature: Hand Drill Extension Technique At 14th level, you have learned a new way to use your drill from your time at the Tokyo school. You are now able to create a drill from your hair that is useable as a melee weapon. As a bonus action for 4 cursed energy, you can summon this drill. When holding this drill you can use it as a normal melee weapon with a range of 5ft and dealing 4d8 + your Charisma modifier piercing damage. This weapon lasts for 1 minute or until dismissed. Stronger Drills Technique Improvement At 20th level, your drills have reached their maximum potential. The piercing damage they deal now ignores resistances. You also have advantage on attack rolls using your drills. Unscrew Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Due to your mastery over Reverse Cursed Technique, you have learned your cursed technique reversal. You are now able to unscrew the drills you have shot. As a part of any nonexplosive drill feature, you can spend its cost an additional time to have the drill come back through the target dealing the appropriate damage again. For example, if you use a drill hair attack, you can spend an additional 1 cursed energy to have it come back through dealing another 1d6 + your Charisma modifier piercing damage.

Teleportation

A user of the teleportation technique being ready to teleport himself out of danger, Source [61]

The teleportation technique allows you to teleport yourself and creatures near you by concealing yourself with a sheet.

Teleportation Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, your technique allows you to teleport to destinations you have marked. You will start out with a white sheet, which you use to cover yourself to teleport. As a bonus action for 1 cursed energy, you may mark a person, location, or object which you can touch. You can have up to twice your Charisma modifier people, locations, or objects marked at once and they will remain marked for up to 12 hours. You can unmark something for no action required. As an action for 2 cursed energy, you can cover yourself and any creature within 5ft. of you that is also covered to teleport up to 500 feet to a mark. Improved Teleport Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you have improved your technique. The range of your teleport now increases to (your Charisma modifier + your proficiency bonus + your Jujutsu Sorcerer level) x 100 feet, and you can now use the teleport as a reaction to an attack or saving throw as long as you're holding the sheet. Mastered Teleport Technique Improvement At 6th level, with great training, you have reached the pinnacle of your teleport. As an action for 10 cursed energy you use teleport. You can only go to marks you have already made with this teleport and you always go to the exact mark you want to go to, regardless of how far away from you they are. Additionally, your markings now last for a week instead of 12 hours. Improved Marking Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have learned to mark things more efficiently. You can now mark for a free action instead of a bonus action and the amount of markings you can have is increased to 3 times your Charisma modifier. Tokyo School Feature: Stay Behind Technique Improvement At 14th level, you are now able to teleport others while you do not leave. You can now choose to only teleport other creatures when using any teleport feature. Additionally, if not used on a willing creature, they are forced to make a Charisma saving throw. If they fail, the creature is teleported. On a success, they are not teleported. Perfected Teleport Technique Improvement Finally at 20th level, you're grown more efficient with your teleports and have perfected their usage. The action cost for your teleports is reduced by one(full turn action->action->bonus action->free action). Additionally, your markings now last for 1 month. Grounding Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat You have mastered Reverse Cursed Technique and unlocked your cursed technique reversal. You have now learned how to force people to stay still by reversing your technique. As a bonus action for 2 cursed energy, you can cover an enemy and force them to make a Charisma saving throw. This enemy must be in melee range so you can cover them with your sheet. On a failure, their speed is reduced to 0 for 1 minute, on a success they are not affected. A creature who fails can repeat the saving throw at the end of their turns, ending the effect on a success.

Heart Catch

A user of the Heart Catch technique, Source [62]

This technique allows you to summon a large hand and grab people or their attention.

Heart Catch Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you can create a virtual hand that floats in the air near you. As an action for up to half your Charisma modifier cursed energy, you may create this hand. The hand lasts for 1 minute or until you dismiss it. This hand is small-sized. This hand can pick up and manipulate small or smaller-sized objects or creatures. You may control the hand as a bonus action. You can use the hand to manipulate an object, open an unlocked door or container, grab items, and attack with a weapon. When attacking with the hand, make a melee cursed energy attack roll against the target's AC, dealing the held weapons damage on a hit. This hand has an AC of 10 and hit points equal to 10 times the cursed energy spent. When controlling the hand you can move it up to 30 feet. The maximum amount the hand can carry is equal to ¼ your Charisma score times 15. When your hand takes damage, you take 1/10th of it rounded down. Improved Hand Creation Technique Improvement At 3rd level, your technique has improved. This allows you to increase the size of your hand. You may summon your hand as an action for up to your Charisma modifier cursed energy. It still lasts for 1 minute or until you dismiss it, but it is now medium-sized. It still has the same actions as before and is controlled on a bonus action, but now it can grapple large or smaller creatures. When attempting to grapple an enemy, they must make an Athletics or Acrobatics check against your hand’s athletics check using Charisma instead of Strength. Once a creature is grappled the hand can freely move them around. A creature can try to break free from the grapple at the end of its turns. You may also attack without a weapon using this bigger hand. The same rules apply as an attack with a weapon, but now you deal your unarmed strike damage and do not need to be holding a weapon. In addition, the hand has an AC of 10 plus the energy spent and an HP of 10 times the energy spent. It also has a movement of 60 feet now. The carry weight of the hand also increases to ½ your Charisma score times 15. Hand Fling Extension Technique At 6th level, you have learned how to manipulate creatures better with the hand. You may now grab and fling creatures who are being held by your hand. As a bonus action while your hand is summoned you may spend 3 cursed energy to fling a creature. A grappled creature can be flung up to 30 feet. The creature takes 5d8 bludgeoning upon landing after being thrown. You may also throw willing creatures to up to half the range without taking damage. If you want to throw a willing creature further they will take damage. This technique’s range and damage increase to 60ft and 7d8 at 11th level, to 90ft and 9d8 at 17th level, and 120ft and 11d8 at 20th level. Expert Hand Improvement Technique Improvement At 10th level, your mastery of your technique has grown. Your hand is now large-sized. This allows you to grapple huge or smaller creatures. You can now spend up to twice your Charisma modifier cursed energy when summoning your hand. Its movement is also increased to 90 feet. If you punch using the hand it also now deals two rolls of your unarmed strike damage. You also gain access to a new attack with your hand. You may now push back enemies and slam them into a surface within range. When your hand is summoned you may use an action for 8 cursed energy to slam a creature. The targeted creature must make a Strength saving throw, or it is pushed taking 16d12 bludgeoning damage. On a success, they can resist the slam and take half as much damage. This technique's damage increases to 19d12 at 11th level, to 22d12 at 17th level, and to 25d12 at 20th level. You can also fling an ally or yourself out of the way of danger. When you or an ally is targeted by an attack you can use reaction and 4 cursed energy to fling them or yourself out of harm’s way. You may fling the creature up to the safe range of your hand fling. Tokyo School Feature: Cutie Honey Extension Technique At 14th level, you have developed an extension technique that allows you to grab enemies differently. You are now able to try and grab the attention of your target. This target has to have been grabbed by your hand before in order to be subject to this effect. As an action for 10 cursed energy, you can force a creature within 90ft to make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, the creature's eyes turn into hearts and they are forced to look at you leaving them unable to react to anyone's actions besides yours. They are left this way until the beginning of their next turn. On a success, they are not effected. Perfect Hand Improvement Technique Improvement At 20th level, you have finally mastered your technique. Your hand will now gain the following benefits. The hand is now huge-sized. You can now grapple gargantuan-sized creatures. It has resistance to bludgeoning, slashing, and piercing damage. A range of 120 feet. It can deal force damage instead of bludgeoning on its attacks. You choose which damage type. When attacking it deals 3 rolls of your unarmed strike damage. The health of your hand is now equal to 20 times the cursed energy spent. The carry weight of the hand is equal to your Charisma modifier times 15. You may control the hand as a free action. Attention Loss Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat After mastering Reverse Cursed Technique, you have unlocked your cursed technique reversal. You are now able to summon small feet which disrupt the focus of creatures. As an action for 4 cursed energy, you may shoot out a bunch of little feet in a 30 foot cone. Creatures in this cone must make a dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take 5d6 bludgeoning damage and are confused for 1 minute. On a success, they take half damage and are not confused. confused creatures can repeat the save at the end of their turns.

Hakuna Laana

A sorcerer using Hakuna Laana to dodge attacks, Source [63]

Your cursed technique allows you to dance magnificently, the beat etched by your body expelling curses and boosting your physical capabilities.

Hakuna Laana Lapse Technique At first level you’ve learned to dance to the rhythm etched in your body. As a bonus action for 3 cursed energy you may enter Hakuna Laana for 1 minute, during which you gain advantage on any ability checks or saving throws using Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution. Additionally while Hakuna Laana is active you gain advantage on any saving throw you make against a cursed technique or a feature which costs cursed energy, ranged cursed energy attack rolls, and melee cursed energy attack rolls against you have disadvantage. At 5th level, you gain proficiency in Performance checks, or expertise if you are already proficient. Curse Expelling Improvement Technique Improvement At 3rd level you’ve become more skilled at your usage of Hakuna Laana. Now while within Hakuna Laana you reduce melee cursed energy attack rolls and ranged cursed energy attack rolls against you and reduce DCs of saves you make due to cursed techniques or features which cost cursed energy by half of your Charisma modifier rounded down. Physical Improvement Technique Improvement Now at 6th level the increase to your physical capabilities has improved too, making you truly a monster in hand to hand. Now while in Hakuna Laana add half of your Charisma modifier (rounded down) to any ability check, saving throw, attack roll, or damage roll made using Strength, Dexterity, or Constitution. Dancing Improvement Technique Improvement Now at 10th level your dance has almost reached its peak. You now use your full Charisma modifier instead of just half for your Curse Expelling Improvement and Physical Improvement features. Additionally while Hakuna Laana is active, you increase your armor class by half of your Charisma modifier rounded down. Tokyo School Feature: In The Rhythm Technique Improvement Now at 14th level you’ve expanded upon your technique greatly, deciding to boast more, which you have done to the point that not just you are trapped in your rhythm but your enemies too. When a hostile creature misses an attack against you or you pass a save caused by a hostile creature because of the effects of Hakuna Laana you gain one rhythm counter. You may only have an amount of rhythm counters at once up to your Charisma modifier and all rhythm counters disappear at the end of your turn. While in Hakuna Laana you gain a bonus to your melee weapon attack rolls equal to the amount of rhythm counters you possess. There Are No Curses Technique Improvement You’ve reached the apex of your technique, a dance which practically erases the cursed. At 20th level your armor class increase from Dancing Improvement is increased to your full Charisma modifier, and you gain a damage threshold equal to your jujutsu sorcerer level. This damage threshold is doubled against cursed technique features and features which cost cursed technique. If an attack’s damage is ignored because of the threshold it is treated as having missed you, and if a saving throw’s damage is ignored because of the threshold you are treated as having passed the saving throw. The Curse of Moping Around Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat You have mastered Reverse Cursed Technique and therefore gained your cursed technique reversal. Dancing is your whole thing, so your reversal forces you to not be able to dance. However, this makes you incredibly sad. As a bonus action, you can stop using your technique and spend 6 cursed energy to enter this new sad form for 1 minute. During this you have disadvantage on all saving throws, attack rolls are made with disadvantage, and attacks against you have advantage. However, this increased sadness boosts your negative emotions and generates more cursed energy. You regain cursed energy equal to your Charisma modifier at the beginning of your turns. This regen only works if you are in combat where your life is in danger. You can deactivate your reversal early for a free action and you will not gain the cursed energy for that turn.

Cursed Illusions

A illusion made by a cursed illusions user, Source [64]

Your cursed technique allows you to curse people and create illusions.

Cursed Illusions Lapse Technique Starting at 1st level, you have unlocked your lapse technique. Your technique allows you to curse creatures and make them see other people's faces in a distorted way. You are also able to track those you have cursed. As an action for 4 cursed energy, you can curse a creature. You must select 1 target within 60 feet of yourself. The creature must make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, the next person they see has a distorted face. Seeing this distortion forces the creature to make an Intelligence saving throw. On a failure, they become confused until the end of their next turn. On a success, they are not affected. After failing, a creature may repeat the saves at the end of their turns if they have 1 level of jujutsu sorcerer or after 1 minute if they do not have any levels, to end the curse. If they pass the first roll, they do not become cursed. After a creature is cursed your technique range increases to 400 feet. While a creature is cursed, you know its general location. The cursed creature also keeps seeing the distorted face until they are no longer cursed, but they only need to make the save the first time they see the said creature. A creature may only stop being distorted by either leaving your range or passing the save. Self Distortion Technique Improvement At 3rd level, you’ve learned how to distort your own body to confuse your opponents. You learn the 3 following distortion techniques: Phase Fist. As part of making a melee attack, you may expend 3 cursed energy to create a duplicate of your weapon. Roll a melee cursed attack roll at disadvantage against a creature within reach, afterwards you can make a melee attack against the same target. If the first attack misses the second attack will be made at advantage, and if the first attack hits the second attack will deal double damage dice on hit. Blurring. As an action for 4 cursed energy, your body becomes blurred, shifting and wavering to all who can see you. For a number of rounds equal to your charisma modifier, any creature has disadvantage on attack rolls against you. An attacker is immune to this effect if it doesn't rely on sight, as with blindsight, or can see through illusions, as with true sight. Distorting Disguise. For 3 cursed energy, you make yourself – including your clothing, armor, weapons, and other belongings – look different for a number of hours equal to your charisma modifier. The changes wrought by this feature fail to hold up to physical inspection. For example, if you use this technique to add a hat to your outfit, objects pass through the hat, and anyone who touches it would feel nothing or would feel your head and hair. If you use this spell to appear thinner than you are, the hand of someone who reaches out to touch you would bump into you while it was seemingly still in midair. To discern that you are disguised, a creature can use its action to inspect your appearance and must succeed on an Intelligence (Investigation) check against your cursed energy save DC. Curse of Tracking Extension Technique You have begun to work on your tracking skills over your illusions so that you may know where they are at all times. At 6th level, when someone is cursed by your Lapse technique you can spend an additional 4 cursed energy to forgo the effects of the illusions but enhance the tracking. Somewhere on the targets body, a mark appears out of sight without their knowledge but they can make a Investigation check against your Cursed Energy DC to become aware of the curse or if someone else points it out, this mark will last for 24 hours and while it’s active you will always have a precise location of the target within an increased ranged of your Proficiency Bonus x 100 added to the already 400 ft. At the beginning of each day you can spend double of what you spent the day prior to keep it active for another 24 hours. If a target does leave the vicinity of your range it isn’t the end, if they return to your vicinity within the 24 hours then the mark becomes active again but cannot extend it into the next day if they are not in range when you do this. At the 9th level, you have begun to learn more about your prey, when this curse becomes active you can learn one thing about your target such as their hit point maximum, general description of their technique, if they lied when asked a certain question, etc. This increases to two things at 14th level, and three at level 20. Object Distortion Technique Improvement At 10th level, you have now learned a new way to distort the surroundings of those you have cursed. As an action, you may choose an object within the range of your lapse technique that you can see to distort its appearance, this may include changing its opacity, luster, visible texture, or its seen value. A creature may attempt to discern the illusion by rolling an investigation check against your cursed energy save DC. The cost of the technique depends on the size of the targeted object, shown in the chart below: Size Cursed Energy Requirement Tiny 1 Small 3 Medium 5 Large 8 Huge 12 Gargantuan 16 Tokyo Feature: Illusionary Terrain Extension Technique At 14th level, you have decided that effecting the area around people can lead to a strategic victory. As an action for 14 cursed energy, you may manipulate the surrounding terrain around you in a 100ft. radius in the following ways: Rough Ground. You make the terrain appear difficult to traverse, when a creature attempts to walk in this area they must spend twice as much movement per 5ft of travel. Obstructing Illusion. You make a false structure or wall within the range, a creature is convinced that the structure is real, meaning that they cannot target you with features that require line of sight. A creature can attempt to see through the illusion by rolling an investigation check against your cursed energy save DC. A creature automatically succeeds if they have true sight. Mental Illusion Extension Technique At 20th level, your technique has reached its peak. Whenever a creature falls under the effect of your lapse technique, you may expend an additional 10 cursed energy to manipulate the way the target sees the world. When a creature is under this effect, you may create illusions that only cost 1 cursed energy but can only affect that creature. Any illusion you create cannot be discerned by a creature affected by this feature, as they perceive all that you create as reality. This technique lasts for a number of minutes equal to your Charisma modifier. Illusion Materialization Must have the Cursed Technique Reversal cursed feat Due to your mastery of Reverse Cursed Technique, you have learned your cursed technique reversal. You are now able to make the distorted faces real. As an action for 4 cursed energy, you can distort a creature's face that is distorted for a cursed creature. The creature must make a Charisma saving throw. On a failure, their face is distorted and they become confused. After failing, a creature may repeat the saves at the end of their turns. On a success, they are not confused.

Sorcerer Paths

Taijutsu Master

One of the greatest Taijutsu Masters of his time, source [65]

This path is for those who focus their abilities as a sorcerer in hand to hand combat, exorcising curses in close quarters, making their own body their ultimate weapon.

Taijutsu Initiate Starting at 1st level, you begin to learn the first steps towards your journey of mastering the art of Taijutsu. You unlock the Martial Arts feature earlier, with your unarmed strike damage die starting at a d4 and later following the table as normal. Additionally, you will gain the Cursed Strikes, and whenever you spend energy into them, it will count as if you spent double the amount. This still cannot add more dice than your proficiency bonus. Finally, whenever you pick a Taijutsu Feat, you can ignore 1 prerequisite. Specialized Cursed Martial Arts When you reach 3rd level, you learn special types of martial arts. You can choose one of the following: Divergent Fist. You are terrible at using your cursed energy and because of this, your cursed strikes are delayed but come out at unexpected times. Once per round, you can choose to focus until the end of your turn, when you hit a target with a cursed strike while focusing, you must make a DC 15 charisma saving throw. On a success, the cursed strike's damage is delayed and you may cause the creature to instead take the damage at any time within the same turn you chose to delay the damage. When you cause the damage to detonate causing the creature to take the cursed strike damage, the creature must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a success, nothing happens. On a failure, you gain advantage on all melee attacks against the creature until the beginning of your next turn and your critical range is increased by 1 against them. When you cause the creature to take damage, you stop focusing. This technique's DC will be reduced to 10 when you reach 10th level or earlier if you unlock the black flash feat. If an attack is benefitting from Divergent First, it can't Black Flash. Taido Martial Arts. You can use the Cursed Blast of Blows, Cursed Patient Defense or Cursed Wind Step Cursed Martial Arts without expending Cursed Energy once per turn. Manji Kick. Once per round, as a reaction to a melee attack being made against you, you rotate your body down, avoiding the attack and delivering a massive kick to your opponent's face in a single motion. Their attack is made at disadvantage and, if the attacker is within your reach and their attack misses, you may make an unarmed strike against the attacker. If the unarmed strike hits you can use the shock of the unexpected kick as an opening, making another unarmed strike against them. Jab. You use a quick, precise strike to create an opening. Once per round, when you make an unarmed strike, you may perform a jab. This attack deals half damage but forces the target to react, giving you a strategic advantage. If the jab hits, your next melee attack against the same target before the end of your next turn is made with advantage. If the jab misses, your next melee attack is made normally, but the target does not gain an opportunity attack against you if they normally would. Liver Shot. A precise body blow that weakens the opponent. Once per round when you hit a creature with an unarmed strike, you may spend 2 cursed energy to force them to make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they have disadvantage on their next melee attack or Dexterity-based ability check. Sweep Kick. You target the opponent’s legs to knock them off balance. Once per round when you make an unarmed strike, you may spend 2 cursed energy to attempt a sweep kick. On a hit the target must make a Dexterity saving throw with disadvantage. On a failure, they are knocked prone. If they are already prone, they take extra damage equal to your strength or dexterity modifier. Renewal Taekwondo: Bo-Bup. Your movement is so fast it creates the illusion of teleportation. As a free action when you use Cursed Wind Step, you may spend an additional 3 cursed energy to activate Bo-Bup. Instead of normal movement, you instantly appear in an unoccupied space within your movement range, ignoring opportunity attacks. If you move at least 30 feet, you gain one of the following effects until the start of your next turn: Phantom Step. You gain a bonus of +2 to your AC, and if an enemy makes and misses an attack against you, you may use your reaction to move 5 feet without provoking opportunity attacks. Mirage Image. You leave behind an afterimage. The next melee attack against you is made with disadvantage. Cursed Blast. You are able to reach beyond your sorcerer limits for a brief moment. Once per round for 3 cursed energy, you can raise the limit of one Cursed Strike to double your proficiency bonus. At 6th and 10th levels, you can choose another Specialized Cursed Martial Art. Cursed Rain of Blows At 6th level, your experience in your martial prowess shines through. As a free action after you have taken Cursed Blast of Blows on this turn, you may spend cursed energy up to half of your proficiency bonus, rounded down, making a number of unarmed strikes equal to the amount spent to a maximum of 3. Additionally, your Cursed-Empowered Strikes may scale with your Strength or Dexterity modifier instead of your Charisma. Finally, you can choose and pick a Taijutsu Feat that you meet the prerequisites of. Superhuman Combat At 10th level, you've surpassed regular fighting skills, and are now able to elevate your skills to a level never seen before. You gain three of the following features of your choice: Deflective Shockwave. As a reaction to someone entering the range or a ranged attack roll being made against you, you punch the ground violently, creating a powerful shockwave in both air and ground. Every creature in range must make a Dexterity saving throw, taking a roll of your unarmed strike damage and falling prone on a failure, or half as much damage on a success. Additionally, you gain a bonus to your AC equal to your Strength modifier against the ranged weapon attack roll that triggered this reaction. You may add cursed strikes to this damage as normal, and the range of this ability is 5 x (the number of damage dice of the cursed strike + 1) feet. If you spend the maximum amount of energy in the cursed strike, you may choose any number of creatures in the area to not be affected. Strong Throw. In place of an attack, for 3 Cursed Energy, you can choose a creature or object of a size up to 1 size category larger than you within your unarmed strike reach, and make an athletics check contested by their athletics or acrobatics(their choice) or a set DC for objects, 5 for tiny, 7 for small, 10 for medium, 15 for large, 20 for huge, and 25 for gargantuan. On a success, you can throw the creature or object up to 60 feet, dealing Xd6 bludgeoning damage to them and anyone in the path they’re thrown in who fails a Dexterity saving throw, where X is your Strength modifier times the creature or objects size category number above small (minimum of 1), so 1 for medium, 2 for large, 3 for huge, and 4 for gargantuan. The d6s become D8s if the target is large, d10s if they’re huge, and d12s if they’re gargantuan. The cost also increases, to 4 cursed energy if the target is large, 5 if they’re huge, and 6 if they’re gargantuan. Glancing Blows. Once per turn as a reaction for up to your Charisma modifier in cursed energy when you take bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing damage from an attack or effect you can see, you can reduce it by your Dexterity modifier times the amount spent, to a minimum of 1. If you reduce the damage to 1 in this way, you can make an unarmed strike at advantage against the attacker if they’re within your reach as part of the same reaction. Striking Rush. As an action for 5 cursed energy, you enter a stance of readiness and full attention until the beginning of your next turn. Every time a creature enters your reach, you may make an attack with an unarmed strike against them (maximum once per creature per round). These attacks only trigger when the creatures move into you or when you move into them, your choice when using this skill. During this period, you can only attack like this a number of times equal to your Dexterity modifier. Triple Kick. Once per round, for 4 Cursed Energy, in place of an attack on your attack action, after making a running long jump in the direction of the creature you are attacking and ending up within your unarmed strikes reach, you may instead make 3 unarmed strikes against the creature, performing three swift kicks as part of the same motion. Depending on the number of these attacks that hit the target, you will gain the following effects until the end of your turn. 1 or less - Your next X unarmed strikes will have disadvantage against the creature. 2 - Your next Unarmed Strike will have advantage against the creature. 3 - Your next X unarmed strikes will have advantage against the creature. X equals half of your proficiency bonus. (Rounded up) You may not use cursed strikes, or any effects on the 3 unarmed strikes used for the Triple Kick. Curse Empowered Strikes still apply. Cursed Stomp. At the beginning of your turn, you may reduce your movement speed to 20ft until the end of the turn, and delegate all of your unarmed strikes for the duration to be downward stomping kicks. For the duration, whenever you make an unarmed strike, it will now be a stomping kick attack, if you are attacking a creature that is prone, your critical hit radius will be reduced by 1. However, whenever you miss an unarmed strike attack roll, you will instead stomp the ground (if applicable), causing your unarmed strike to hit the ground and expending any features on your unarmed strike that would be normally expended (Such as Cursed Strikes, and all creatures within a 5ft radius except for you must make a Constitution saving throw, on a success they are unaffected, on a failure they will take half of your unarmed strikes damage. Double Palm Strike. As a bonus action for 5 cursed energy, you may deliver a double palm strike to an enemy’s gut, staggering them for a brief period. Make an unarmed strike against a creature within range. On a hit, they are pushed back 10ft and must make a Constitution saving throw. On a success, they are unaffected. On a failure, their movement speed is reduced by a number of feet equal to your proficiency bonus times 10(to a minimum of 5), until the end of their next turn, and they cannot benefit from any increases to their speed for the duration. Running Drop Kick. Once per round when you make an unarmed strike with an attack on your attack action, you may spend 5 cursed energy to force the creature to make a Strength saving throw. On a success, they are unaffected. On a failure, they take a d6 bludgeoning damage for every 20 feet moved immediately before the unarmed strike, and are pushed directly back a number of feet equal to 5 feet for every 20 feet moved immediately before the unarmed strike. A creature automatically succeeds the saving throw if they did not take any damage from the unarmed strike. The damage from this feature cannot exceed 10 damage dice. Tokyo Feature: Perfected Martial Combat At 14th level, whenever you use a Cursed Strike, any cursed energy spent into them, will count as if you spent quadruple the amount. This still cannot add more dice than your proficiency bonus. Additionally, you may choose an additional Superhuman Combat or Specialized Martial Art. Cursed Adrenaline Rush At 20th level, when you are at your lowest, you discover a way to fill every inch of your body with immense cursed energy, and keep it constant as a last resort. At the beginning of your turn, if you're at or below half your hitpoints, you can decide to have a Cursed Adrenaline Rush. For 1 minute, you gain temporary hitpoints equal to half your maximum hitpoints, your movement speed doubles, you no longer need to spend Cursed Energy in your Cursed Strikes, and either your Strength or Dexterity score increases by 4, as does its maximum. You can only do this once per long rest. At the end of this period, you need to make a DC 30 Constitution saving throw, gaining 3 levels of exhaustion on a failure.

Cursed Energy Manipulator

Two sorcerers considered to excel in manipulation of cursed energy [1]

You have specialized yourself in cursed energy control, manipulating your energy in creative ways.

Expert of Manipulation Starting at 1st level, your manipulation has always been above average, being much above what would be expected when one starts its career as a sorcerer. Whenever you use a feature that has an amount of cursed energy that can be spent, you can spend 1 additional cursed energy on it. Additionally, you gain the Cursed Energy Manipulator cursed feat. If or when you have the cursed energy enhancement Cursed Weapon Enhancement, you will gain the Cursed Projectile feat. Finally, whenever you take a Cursed Energy Manipulation Feat you can ignore 1 prerequisite, cannot be a level requirement. Mastered Basics At 3rd level, through learning and constant practice you have learned how to use the basics to their maximum. Whenever you use any of your cursed energy enhancements, they gain the following versions: Cursed Strike. Whenever you use a cursed strike, its damage tier will be increased by one. Cursed Armor. While your cursed armor is active, you regain temporary hit points equal to your proficiency bonus at the beginning of your turns. These temporary hit points cannot go above the maximum amount of armor you can have. Cursed Weapon Enhancement. Whenever you're attacking with a weapon that's been affected by cursed weapon enhancement, your reach increases by 5ft. At 6th level, you gain a Cursed Energy Manipulation feat of your choice that you meet the prerequisites of (after cutting one of them with Expert of Manipulation). Creative Manipulations At 6th level, you have learned new ways to use your cursed energy, turning something simple into a complex technique. You gain one of the following creative manipulations: Multiple Energy Slashes. You gain the Cursed Energy Slash cursed feat. When using your cursed energy slash, you may spend the cost of it again up to a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus to create extra lines equal to the amount of times you spent the initial cost again in different directions instead of just one. A creature is only affected once if they're in the area of multiple slashes. Cursed Energy Nuke. You gain the Cursed Energy Ray cursed feat. When you use your cursed energy ray and have spent the maximum amount of energy, it will become a cursed energy nuke. Its line reach becomes 60ft., and its 15ft. circle becomes a 30ft. cylinder. It also deals thrice as much against objects and structures and your Charisma modifier in extra damage. At 11th level, it deals four times as much damage to objects and structures and twice your Charisma modifier. At 17th level, it deals five times as much damage to objects and structures and thrice your Charisma modifier. At 20th level, it deals six times as much damage to objects and structures and four times your Charisma modifier. Cursed Energy Pressure. You have learned how to exude cursed energy from your body, emitting a powerful pressure in others. As an action for up to your Charisma modifier cursed energy, you force all creatures within a 5 times the amount spent ft. to make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they take 1d10 + 1 additional dice per energy spent in necrotic damage and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half as much and are not knocked prone. At 11th level, the initial damage increases to 2d10. At 17th level, the initial damage increases to 3d10. At 20th level, the initial damage increases to 4d10. Stored Energy. You have learned a method to store additional cursed energy, being always ready for battle. During a short or long rest, you can spend one of your hit dice to gain temporary cursed energy equal to the result rolled + your Charisma modifier. These temporary cursed energy last until the end of your next short or long rest. They are not restored by the Cursed Energy Recovery feature. At 11th level, you add a +1 to the result. At 17th level, you add a +2 to the result. At 20th level, you add a +3 to the result. At 10th and 14th level, you can choose another creative manipulations. Otherworldly Efficiency At 10th level, you are considered a top tier in cursed energy economy, being able to spend much less than the average sorcerer. Every time you spend cursed energy in a feature it counts as if you have spent twice as much, however the maximum amount you can reach remains the same. Additionally, you reduce the amount you spend on any features that use cursed energy by half of your proficiency bonus(rounded down, to a minimum of 1). This feature does not work with cursed techniques. At 17th level, you now reduce the cost by your proficiency bonus. At 20th level, this works for cursed techniques as well. Alternate Feature: Otherworldly Reinforcement Replaces Otherworldly Efficiency At 10th level, you are considered top tier in cursed energy reinforcement, being able to enhance your body far beyond the average sorcerer. You gain the Curse Enhanced Body feat. In addition, the amount you can spend on your Cursed Energy Enhancements is increased by 1. Due to your knack with outputting high amounts of cursed energy in bursts, you can reinforce your enhancements beyond normal, you gain access to the following Reinforced Cursed Energy Enhancements: Reinforced Cursed Strike: When you use Cursed Strike on an unarmed strike, you can spend 2 cursed energy to gain a bonus to the attack roll that is benefiting from the Cursed Strike equal to half the cursed energy expended on the Cursed Strike. Reinforced Cursed Energy Armor: While your cursed energy armor is active, you can spend 3 cursed energy to gain a damage reduction equal to half of your Charisma score while this instance of your Cursed Energy Armor is active. Reinforced Cursed Weapon Enhancement: When you make an attack with a weapon that is under the effect of your Cursed Weapon Enhancement, you can spend 3 cursed energy to gain a bonus to the attack roll equal to half of the cursed energy expended on the Cursed Weapon Enhancement. You can use this feature a number of times per round equal to half of your proficiency bonus (rounded down). When you reach 17th level, the amount that you can spend on the Curse Enhanced Body instead becomes your Charisma modifier plus half of your Charisma modifier. Tokyo School Feature: Perfect Enhancement At 14th level, you have learned how to perfectly enhance your body. You gain the Cursed Enhanced Body cursed feat. In case you already have said feat, you gain the Cursed Energy Reinforcement feat instead. Master of Manipulation Finally at 20th level, your efficiency, your potency, and your versatility is beyond of any sorcerer that has ever seen. When you use any features that uses cursed energy you may choose for their action cost to be reduced by 1(full turn action->action->bonus action->free action->you gain one additional free action just for using said feature). If this would reduce the action cost of a reaction you gain 1 additional reaction only for using said reaction. You may only gain an additional Reaction once per round per feature. Additionally, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier whenever you're using a cursed energy feature that's not a cursed technique to increase its DC by the amount spent. In addition, you gain the Flawless Fundamentals feat. Also, you can cast a feature using 0 cursed energy using this feat a number of times equal to 2 + your Charisma modifier added twice before needing to take a long rest. Alternate Feature: Master of Enhancement Replaces Master of Manipulation Finally at 20th level your reinforcement and your enhancement is beyond what any sorcerer has ever seen before. You gain Cursed Energy Reinforcement feat, or Dense Cursed Energy if you already have it. In addition, the amount you can spend on your Cursed Energy Enhancements increase by an additional 1 cursed energy, and your Reinforced Cursed Energy Enhancements will gain the following benefits when you use them: Reinforced Cursed Strike. Your Cursed Strike will deal an additional die of necrotic damage. Reinforced Cursed Energy Armor. When you use Reinforced Cursed Energy Armor, you can spend additional cursed energy on your Cursed Energy Armor equal to half of your Charisma modifier, however, when you spend over the normal amount on Cursed Energy Armor, it becomes less efficient. Every 2 cursed energy spent will count as 1 when spending this additional amount. Reinforced Cursed Weapon Enhancement. Your attack with the weapon that is under the effect of your Reinforced Cursed Weapon Enhancement will deal an additional Curse Empowered Strikes die. Finally, you will gain an additional reaction each round which can only be used for the Curse Enhanced Body feat

Cursed Corpse Expert

A cursed corpse expert and some corpses, source[66]

This path allows for the creation of advanced cursed corpses.

Cursed Corpse Creation Starting at 1st level, you gain the Cursed Corpse Creator feat, but you can make medium and large corpses in addition to tiny and small. Soul Imbuement At 3rd level, you gain the Soul Imbuement modification. When you use this modification on a core, it takes 3 long rests where you have to imbue someone's soul information into the core. To be able to do this you must have the person readily available or have a good memory of the person in order to turn their physical information into soul information. Once a corpse has been created in this way it must take 2 weeks to develop before it becomes sentient. After the 2 weeks, it gains 1 level in the jujutsu sorcerer class and can progress as if it were a player. A corpse with this core is sentient and mimics the behavior of the soul they are imbued with, but it does not gain its memories. Efficient Creation At 6th level, when making cursed corpses, the prices of the cores, materials, and body cost half as much. In addition, it takes ⅓ less time to create an artificial body. Abrupt-Mutation Cursed Corpse At 10th level, you gain the Abrupt-Mutation Cursed Corpse modification. It follows the same rules as making a soul-imbued core, but you must repeat the process 3 times for each core. After the cores have been imbued, the corpse must take 3 months to become sentient. Afterward, it gains 1 level in the jujutsu sorcerer class and can progress as if it were a player. Each of the 3 cores can have 1 animal modification imbued into it as well. Tokyo Feature: Favorite Creation At 14th level, you can pick one cursed corpse that you have created to become your favorite. This favorite corpse gains the following benefits: Two of its ability scores will be increased by 2, and so will their maximums. It gains 2 hit points per level Its unarmed damage goes up by 1 tier Perfect Creations At 20th level, when you are making an Abrupt-Mutation Cursed Corpse or a soul-imbued corpse. You can add cursed energy to the cores in order to reduce the time it takes for them to gain sentience. If you imbue it with half of the core’s maximum energy it will reduce the time by half and if you imbue it with the maximum amount it will reduce the time by ¾.

Positive Energy Master

Shoko Ieiri one of the best healers in the Jujutsu World, source [67]

The positive energy masters are sorcerers who always had aptitude to use reverse cursed technique, they are an rarity between rarities.

Almost a Doctor Starting at 1st level, you have been born with a great aptitude for healing others, despite never really studying medicine. You will gain the Reverse Cursed Technique feat. Your reverse cursed technique is stronger than normal, every 1 cursed energy spent will count as 2 instead. In addition, you will gain proficiency in the Medicine skill, in case you already have proficiency you'll gain expertise instead. Whenever you make a medicine check to stabilize someone and succeed, the creature regains 1 hit point. Good as New At 3rd level, due to constant usage of your Reverse Cursed Technique, you have improved as a healer and make the wounded feel rejuvenated. You will gain the Improved Reverse Cursed Technique and Improved Output feats. Whenever you make a creature regain hit points, they will gain temporary hit points equal to half the hit points healed. They cannot gain temporary hit points from this feature again until the current temporary hit points vanish. Also, your reverse cursed technique healing pool is increased to 15 times your level times your Charisma modifier In addition, due to the constant flow of reverse cursed technique on your body has made you regain cursed energy much quicker. You regain your Cursed Energy on a short rest. Alternate Feature: Altruistic Disposition Replaces Good as New At 3rd level, your Reverse Cursed Technique has always been fundamentally different, you have improved as a healer and make the wounded feel rejuvenated. You will gain the Improved Reverse Cursed Technique and Improved Output feats. Whenever you make a creature regain hit points, they will gain temporary hit points equal to half the hit points healed. They cannot gain temporary hit points from this feature again until the current temporary hit points vanish. Also, when you use Improved Output to heal another creature they regain three fourths as many hit points as you would (rounded up) rather than half. In addition, due to the constant flow of reverse cursed technique on your body has made you regain cursed energy much quicker. You regain your Cursed Energy on a short rest. Just Unbreak It At 6th level, wounds have become a simple matter for you, its simply just fixing something that is broken. Whenever you spend at least 10 cursed energy in your Reverse Cursed Technique, you can choose to end one of the conditions currently affecting the target, or reduce one level of exhaustion. For each additional 10 Cursed Energy spent, you can remove one condition or one additional level of exhaustion. This feature cannot remove external conditions, such as restrained or grappled. Perfect Body At 10th level, due to the constant flowing of positive cursed energy through your body, you have become healthier than almost every creature in this world. Your body becomes immune to disease, and you whenever you make a Constitution saving throw or check you can spend 1 Cursed Energy to give yourself advantage on the roll. In addition, your DC to force reverse cursed energy is now 15. Tokyo School Feature: Beyond Their Limit At 14th level, your studies at Tokyo jujutsu high made you realize how much greater your healing can be, not only aiding others but also improving their capabilities above their own limit. Whenever you make a creature regain hit points with reverse cursed technique, you may spend 5 additional Cursed Energy to make said creature feel a surge of energy in their bodies. They will gain the following benefits for 1 minute: Their movement speed increases by 10ft. They can do an extra bonus action. They will gain resistance to all damage but psychic. Their damage rolls will always count as if they have spent the maximum amount of cursed energy on Improved Output. After the sudden surge ends, they must make a DC 25 Constitution saving throw. On a failure their body will suffer backlash from the energy gained, making them gain 5 levels of exhaustion. On a success, their body does not suffer as much but will still receive 1 level of exhaustion. Resurrection At 20th level, you have learned how to utilize the output of the reverse cursed technique to such a degree you can bring people back from the brink. As an action for 25 cursed energy and 1600 hit points from your reverse cursed technique pool, you can touch a creature that has died within a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier, restoring them to life, and healing all wounds that afflicts the creature. This cannot be used to heal wounds beyond the limit of what is possible to heal with the Improved Output feat, such as lost limbs and injuries beyond that which can be healed with Reverse Cursed Technique. This causes the creature to come back to life with 0 hit points and will be considered stable. This cannot be used on a Cursed Spirit or a creature that cannot ordinarily be healed with the Reverse Cursed Technique. Additionally, you can use this to heal your body and revive yourself from death while still in the window of your Reverse Cursed Technique. If you have died within a number minutes equal to your Charisma modifier added twice, you may spend 35 cursed energy and 1200 hit points from your reverse cursed technique pool, to heal your wounds and resurrect yourself, regaining 1 hit point. You cannot heal yourself from wounds that would not ordinarily be able to be healed by the Reverse Cursed Technique, such as a destroyed skull, neck, or torso, your brain being meaningfully destroyed, or being killed in an extreme manner, as determined by your DM. If you possess the Reverse Cursed Technique Mastery Boon, the window for which you may heal yourself is instead a number of hours equal to your Charisma modifier added twice.

Weapon Master

Kasumi Miwa, a Weapon Master who's also a student of the New Shadow Style, source [68]

The weapon master path is followed by sorcerers without Innate Techniques that wish to master themselves in the usage of cursed tools instead.

Weapon Specialist You gain the Cursed Weapon Enhancement option, when you use your Cursed Weapon Enhancement, it will count as if you had spent twice as much cursed energy than you actually spent, however you still won’t count as spending more than your proficiency bonus. Additionally, whenever you are calculating the DC for a feat that uses or is able to use a weapon, you can use your Strength or Dexterity (your choice) score instead of Charisma. Finally, whenever you pick a Weapon Feat, you can ignore 1 prerequisite. Fighting Style Starting at 1st level, you have grown accustomed to fighting in a certain way due to your training with weapons, acquiring your very own fighting style. You can choose one of the following fighting styles below: Blind Warrior. You have blindsight with a range in feet equal to 5 times your proficiency bonus. In that range, you can see invisible targets and anything that isn't behind total cover or hidden from you. Classical Swordplay. While wielding a finesse weapon and no other weapons, you gain a +1 bonus to your attack rolls and AC so long as you are not wearing Armor or wielding a Shield. Dual Wielding. When you take the Attack action while two-weapon fighting, you can make the single bonus attack with your off-hand weapon as part of your Attack action, instead of your bonus action, adding your ability modifier to the damage of this attack. Great Weapon Fighting. You add your proficiency bonus to damage rolls with Heavy Weapons. Heavyweight Fighting. While you are wielding a heavy melee weapon, you gain a +1 bonus to damage rolls and you have advantage on Strength (Athletics) checks to Shove. Improved Unarmored Defense. You gain a +1 bonus to your AC while not wearing any kind of armor or shield. Lightfoot Fighter. While wielding a light melee weapon, you gain a +10 to your walking speed and do not take opportunity attacks from the last creature you attacked on your turn as long as it was made with a light weapon. Protector. When a creature you can see hits you, or a target within 5 feet, with a melee attack, you can use a reaction to add your proficiency bonus to the target's Armor Class against that attack. You must be wielding a shield or a melee weapon. Point Blank Shooter. When making a ranged attack with a ranged weapon while you are within 5 feet of a hostile creature, you do not have disadvantage on the attack roll. Your ranged attacks with ranged weapons ignore half cover and three-quarters cover against targets within 30 feet of you. Deadeye. You gain a +2 bonus to attack rolls you make with ranged weapons. Sharpened Shot. You gain a +2 bonus to damage rolls you make using ranged weapons. Improvised Fighting. You are considered proficient with improvised weapons, and can treat them as Sorcerer Weapons. Whenever you gain an ability score improvement, you may change your fighting style for another one of your choice. Additionally, at 10th level your fighting style improves: Perfected Blind Warrior. You have blindsight with a range in feet equal to 10 times your proficiency bonus. In that range, you can see invisible targets and anything that isn't behind total cover or hidden from you. Perfected Classical Swordplay. While wielding a finesse weapon and no other weapons, you gain a +2 bonus to your attack rolls and AC so long as you are not wearing Armor or wielding a Shield. Perfected Dual Wielding. When you take the Attack action while two-weapon fighting, you can make the single bonus attack with your off-hand weapon as part of your Attack action, instead of your bonus action, adding your ability modifier to the damage of this attack. This attack is made with advantage. Perfected Great Weapon Fighting. You add your proficiency bonus twice to damage rolls with Heavy melee Weapons. Perfected Heavyweight Fighting. While you are wielding a heavy melee weapon, you gain a +2 bonus to damage rolls and you have advantage on Strength (Athletics) checks to Shove. Perfected Improved Unarmored Defense. You gain a +2 bonus to your AC while not wearing any kind of armor or shield. Perfected Lightfoot Fighter. While wielding a light melee weapon, you gain a +20 to your walking speed and do not take opportunity attacks from the two last creatures you attacked on your turn as long as it was made with a light weapon. Perfected Protector. When a creature you can see hits you, or a target within 5 feet, with a melee attack, you can use a reaction to add your proficiency bonus +2 to the target's Armor Class against that attack. You must be wielding a shield or a melee weapon. Perfected Point Blank Shooter. When making a ranged attack with a ranged weapon while you are within 5 feet of a hostile creature, you gain a +2 bonus to the attack roll. Your ranged attacks with ranged weapons ignore half cover and three-quarters cover against targets within 30 feet of you. Perfected Deadeye. You gain a +4 bonus to attack rolls you make with ranged weapons. Perfected Sharpened Shot. You gain a +4 bonus to damage rolls you make using ranged weapons. Perfected Improvised Fighting. When wielding an improvised weapon, you increase it's damage die tier by 2. Even if you change or gain a new fighting style, you can only have a single perfect fighting style. In the case you change, the improved fighting style will become the new one. Kenjutsu Sorcery At 3rd level, you have extended your basic training as a sorcerer to develop more with weapons in combat. You will gain the following abilities: Flurry of Attacks. You can now use weapons with the attacks made with Cursed Blast of Blows. Ascending Strike. Once per turn for 1 cursed energy when you are prone, as part of standing up you can make one melee weapon attack with a weapon you are holding against a creature within your reach. Energy Defense. As a reaction to a melee or ranged attack being made against you, you can spend 2 cursed energy to block it with your weapon and add your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) to your AC against that attack. Secret Techniques At 6th level, you have developed secret techniques that utilize both your cursed energy and weapons to its maximum. The DC for your Secret Techniques is 8 + your Strength or Dexterity modifier (can't change afterwards) + your proficiency bonus. You gain three of the following cursed maneuvers: Power Style Whenever a feature increases the damage die tier of your unarmed strikes, it also does so for melee weapons you are holding. Bloody Piercing Weapon Required: Melee weapon that deals piercing damage Once per turn for 1 cursed energy when you hit an attack with the melee weapon, you can force the target to make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure the target takes additional necrotic damage equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) and they are Bleeding. On a success they take the damage but are not Bleeding. Clean Cut Weapon Required: Melee weapon that deals slashing damage As an action for 1 cursed energy while you're wielding the melee weapon, you can go in a straight line of 10ft. and cut through all targets within that line. Make a single weapon attack roll against all creatures within the line, with your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) adding to the attack roll. You end in an unoccupied space within 5 feet from the end of the line. This movement generates no opportunity attacks. Cursed Smite You have learned how to infuse cursed energy into a weapon before impact to expand the blow. As a bonus action you can spend up to your proficiency bonus in cursed energy and imbue it in your weapon. This enhancement lasts for 1 minute or until you hit a creature with the weapon. If you hit the attack, it deals additional d8’s of necrotic damage equal to the amount spent.  Extending Weapon As part of making a melee weapon attack roll, you can spend 1 cursed energy to increase its length by utilizing cursed energy. Until the end of your turn, the weapon’s range is increased by 5 feet. Firm Shot By sacrificing half of your movement speed, you can ignore disadvantage by long range for the rest of your turn. Additionally, by sacrificing all of your movement speed, you can give yourself advantage to one ranged weapon attack. Disarming Attack For 2 cursed energy when you hit a creature with an attack with a weapon, you can force them to make an Athletics or Acrobatics (target's choice) check against your attack roll. On a failure, you can disarm them of one object they are holding. Strong Beat Weapon required: Melee weapon that deals bludgeoning damage As an action for 1 Cursed Energy while you're wielding the melee weapon, you can beat down your weapon on the ground, making all creatures in a 10ft. cone in front of you to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they take two damage rolls of your weapon + your Charisma modifier in necrotic damage and are knocked Prone. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not knocked Prone. The area becomes difficult terrain until a creature takes 1 minute to clean it. Cursed Counter When a creature misses a melee attack against you, you can spend 2 cursed energy as a reaction to make a melee weapon attack against them. Deep Wound Weapon Required: Melee weapon that deals piercing damage Whenever you hit a creature with said weapon, you can spend 2 cursed energy to turn it into a deep wound that leaves the target open for attacks. The creature must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, all attack rolls against them are made with advantage until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they become immune to this maneuver until the end of your next turn. They can remake the Constitution saving throws at the beginning of their turns, ending the effect early on a success. Weapon Jump Weapon Required: Melee weapon that is long such as a spear or a staff Once per turn when making a melee weapon attack, you can stick your weapon in the ground vertically and use it as leverage to jump your jump height with no need for a running start. If you make another melee weapon attack right afterwards while being above the target creature, the attack will have advantage and deal another roll of your weapon's damage on a hit. Knocking Slam Weapon Required: Melee weapon that deals bludgeoning damage As an action for 2 cursed energy while wielding the weapon, you can try to strike your opponent with said weapon enhanced by cursed energy to knock them away. Make a weapon attack roll. On a hit, they take three times the damage dice of your weapon + your Charisma modifier added twice in necrotic damage and must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are pushed 10 times your Strength or Dexterity modifier (minimum of 1) feet and are knocked Prone. On a success, they are pushed half as much and are not knocked Prone. If the creature encounters any objects or creatures their size or larger while being pushed, both take 1d10 bludgeoning damage. Slash of Energy Weapon Required: Melee weapon that deals slashing damage Whenever you make a melee weapon attack with the weapon, you can quickly imbue energy by spending 1 cursed energy and replace said attack roll with a slash of energy. Make the melee weapon attack roll, however its range is increased to 30/60 feet. On a hit, the target takes the weapon’s damage die in necrotic damage. Quick Retreat After hitting a creature with a melee weapon attack, you can spend 3 cursed energy to retreat quickly, taking the Disengage action as a free action. Multi-Shot Weapon Required: A bow and arrow When using the attack action to make a ranged attack with the weapon, and if you have one or more remaining attacks on that turn that you would be able to make with that weapon, you can spend 4 cursed energy to make all of those remaining attacks as part of the initial attack, shooting multiple arrows at the same time. On a hit, the attack will deal the damage of the first and all of the remaining arrows, but each will be a different instance of damage. These additional arrows can't benefit from damage increases to this attack. Increasing Counter Prerequisites: 11th level Whenever a creature misses a melee attack against you, the next melee weapon attack you hit against them until the end of your next turn will deal an additional die of damage. Finishing Slam Prerequisites: 11th level Weapon Required: Melee weapon that deals bludgeoning damage Once per turn when making a melee weapon attack, you may spend 4 cursed energy to imbue all of your strength into it. On a hit, the creature takes four times the damage dice of your weapon + your Charisma modifier added thrice in necrotic damage and must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are knocked prone and their movement speed is halved until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they are knocked prone but their movement speed is not reduced. If the target fails the Strength saving throw by 5 or more, their movement speed is reduced to 0 instead. Heavy Stance Prerequisites: 11th level Weapon Required: A weapon with the Heavy property As a bonus action for 2 cursed energy, you enter a stance until the beginning of your next turn that uses the weight of your weapon to help your defense. For the duration, you gain a +2 to your AC and have advantage against Strength saving throws and any other effects that would move you against your will. The duration ends early if you move willingly or unwillingly, but you are only moved half as much if unwilling. Flash Draw Prerequisites: 11th level Weapon Required: Melee weapon that deals slashing damage and does not have the Heavy property As an action for 5 Cursed Energy, you quickly make 4 melee weapon attacks with a weapon you are holding. Your movement speed is then reduced to 0 for the rest of your turn. Redirect Energy Prerequisites: 11th level As a reaction to a ranged cursed energy attack roll hitting you or being forced to make a cone or line saving throw, you can spend 4 cursed energy to redirect the damage with your weapon. You reduce the damage dealt by one roll of your weapon’s damage die multiplied by your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1). If you reduce it to at least half of the original damage or less, as part of the same reaction you can make a melee weapon attack roll against a creature within range. On a hit, they take additional damage equal to the amount reduced. Destructive Shot Prerequisites: 11th level Weapon Required: Ranged weapon that shoots projectiles When making an attack with the weapon required, you can spend 3 cursed energy to make it particularly powerful. The attack will deal double damage to structures and objects, and as long as it does enough damage to destroy a structure it hits such as a wall or a tree, it is not stopped by it, continuing it's trajectory normally. The projectile can go through multiple structures this way. System Shock Prerequisites: 11th level Weapon Required: Melee weapon that deals piercing damage As an action for 4 cursed energy, you make a melee weapon attack roll against a creature and target its vital points. The attack’s critical hit range is increased by 1. On a hit, they must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, their whole body is affected by the shock making them stunned until the beginning of your next turn. On a success, they are not Stunned. If they fail by 5 or more, they are paralyzed instead. If the attack is a critical hit, the target makes the saving throw with disadvantage. Earthshaker Prerequisites: 17th level Weapon Required: Melee weapon that deals bludgeoning damage As an action for 8 cursed energy, you can use your full power into your weapon to strike the ground with abnormal strength. All creatures in a 30 times your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) foot circle centered on you must make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they take five damage rolls of your weapon + your Charisma modifier added four times in bludgeoning damage and are thrown 20 times your Strength or Dexterity modifier (minimum of 1) feet in the air. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not thrown. If a creature is medium or smaller, they make this saving throw with disadvantage. This secret technique deals thrice as much damage to objects and structures. The targeted area becomes difficult terrain until 4 hours of constant fixing is made in the area. Limb Nullification Prerequisites: 17th level Weapon Required: Melee weapon that deals piercing damage As an action for 8 cursed energy, you can strike an opponent in the vital spot of their limb, nullifying its functions for a few moments. Make a melee weapon attack roll against a creature’s limb (which cannot be the Torso, neck or skull), no penalties added. On a hit, they take no damage but must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, their limb is considered broken for 1 minute, though its remaining hit points don't change. On a success, they become immune to this secret technique for 1 minute however they now take the weapon’s damage. The creature may repeat the Constitution saving throw at the beginning of their turns, ending the effect early on a success. If the creature’s limb was already broken, it is considered removed instead. You may do this once per creature per minute. Perfect Stance Prerequisites: 17th level You can enter a stance of perfect offense and defense as an action for 8 cursed energy. Until the beginning of your next turn, whenever a creature enters within your weapon’s reach you may make an opportunity attack without spending your reaction. If you hit said attack, the creature has disadvantage on melee weapon attacks against you until the end of their turn. You can only make an attack like this once per creature per usage of this technique. Sure Striking Blade Prerequisites: 17th level Weapon Required: Melee weapon that deals slashing damage Whenever you miss a melee weapon attack by 3 or less, you can spend 8 cursed energy to redirect the blade and actually hit the target. Weapon Clashing Prerequisites: 17th level As a reaction to a melee weapon attack hitting you, you can spend 8 cursed energy to clash with the weapon of the attacker. Make an attack roll with your weapon. If your roll is higher than that of the attacker, you nullify their attack. Whenever you take a long rest, you may change one of your Secret Techniques for another Secret Technique you meet the requirements of. You gain one additional Secret Technique at 9th, 13th and 17th level. Favorite Weapon At 10th level, as your fighting experience grows, you have found yourself a favorite weapon. Choose one weapon that you’re proficient in. It will gain the following benefits: This weapon now adds your ability modifier twice for its damage rolls Once per turn you can add your proficiency bonus to an attack roll with it again. You have advantage on any checks against being disarmed of this weapon, and creatures have disadvantage on trying to disarm you of it. When a feature that uses said weapon allows you to spend up to a certain amount of cursed energy on it, the amount you can spend increases by half your proficiency bonus (rounded up). You may change your favorite weapon at the end of a long rest for another one that meets the requirements. Tokyo School Feature: Peak Martial Prowess At 14th level, Tokyo school has helped you to be more efficient and versatile in combat. Whenever you spend 1 cursed energy in Cursed Weapon Enhancement, it counts as if you had spent 4, however you still won’t count as spending more than your proficiency bonus. This doesn't stack with Weapon Specialist. In addition, you can take another Fighting Style, and you can have two Perfected Fighting Styles at the same time. Overflowing Energy Enhancement At 20th level, you've mastered the synergy of weapon usage and cursed energy manipulation to perfection. When you use your Cursed Weapon Enhancement, you can decide to double it's limit until the beginning of your next turn. Additionally, once per round, you can utilize Cursed Weapon Enhancement with no action required. Finally, you also finally finished polishing your secret technique. The cursed energy cost of all of your secret technique is reduced by half your proficiency bonus (rounded down), to a minimum of 1.

New Shadow Style Master

Kusakabe in his Simple Domain stance, source [69]

You have been studying a number of techniques only few have mastered, the new shadow style.

Simple Domain Starting at 1st level, you have learned the basic of the new shadow style, the simple domain. You will gain the New Shadow Style: Simple Domain cursed feat. You were trained to master the new shadow style, your refinement point gain is doubled. Your refinement cap is also increased to 125 instead of the base 100. When you have at least 100 refinement, you gain the following additional benefit: Perfected Simple Domain If a spell or cursed technique was not used by a creature with a level or CR greater than or equal to your Jujutsu Sorcerer level, your simple domain will treat all damage from it as if it was resistant to it. This does not include domain expansions. Additionally while your simple domain is active you may choose to spend cursed energy up to your proficiency bonus to increase the simple domain’s range by 5 feet per cursed energy spent, no action required. Your damage threshold for simple domain is also higher, now you take 1/4 of damage overflow instead of the normal 1/2. Simple Domain Programming. At 11th level, you’ve learned to impart certain commands into your simple domain, potentially causing you to move automatically in response to certain conditions. Work with your DM to determine the effects of whatever programming you’d like to install in your simple domain. For example, you could program your simple domain to cause you to automatically intercept anything that enters your simple domain, allowing you to use Evening Moon Sword Drawing without spending a reaction and instead paying cursed energy. Batto Sword Drawing At 3rd level, you have learned how to execute the fastest technique of the New Shadow Style. As an action for 4 cursed energy, while your simple domain is active you may enter the Batto Sword Drawing stance. Additionally, you may open your simple domain and pay its cost as a part of this action. Once you are in the stance, you cover your weapon with cursed energy and you will automatically attack any projectile or creature that enters your simple domain range. You can automatically make an amount of attacks up to your Dexterity modifier per round. If you are targeted by a projectile, you may make an attack roll against it. If your attack roll is higher or equal to that of the projectile, it misses. If it was lower, the projectile would still hit. If a creature enters your simple domain, you can automatically try to hit it. On a hit, you deal your weapon’s damage and an additional amount of necrotic damage equal to the weapon's damage dice. This necrotic damage may change depending on your cursed energy type, and you may make multiple attacks against the same creature. This lasts for 1 minute as long as you spend an action on your turn for the minute to maintain the stance or until your simple domain ends. This technique can only be used while you're wielding a martial melee weapon with the finesse property. Improved Batto Sword Drawing At 6th level, training your technique has made you improve the Batto Sword Drawing technique. While wielding a martial finesse weapon, you can activate Batto Sword Drawing without a simple domain as an action for 5 cursed energy. Every time a creature enters your reach, on your turn, you may make one weapon attack roll against said creature. You may attack a number of creatures up to your Dexterity modifier. On a hit, you deal your weapon’s damage and an additional amount of necrotic damage equal to the weapon's damage dice. You may use your movement speed on your turn to approach creatures so that they are in your reach and this movement does not provoke opportunity attacks. Additionally, constant practice with your simple domain has allowed you to abandon the vows required to use it. You gain the Vowless Simple Domain Cursed Feat if you have 75 simple domain refinement, or whenever you obtain that amount. Evening Moon Sword Drawing At 10th level, you have learned one of the most unknown but also one of the most powerful techniques in the New Shadow Style arsenal. You may enter the Evening Moon Sword Drawing stance as part of casting your simple domain or as an action while within it and while wielding a martial melee weapon with the finesse property. Both methods of activation cost 8 cursed energy and last for 1 minute or until your simple domain ends. While in this stance any cursed energy feature from a creature other than you that originates in the simple domain, targets a creature in the simple domain (including you), or targets the simple domain has its damage dice tier decreased by one or if it does not roll dice has its damage reduced by your proficiency bonus + your Dexterity modifier. Additionally, any cursed energy feature you use while in this stance has its damage dice tier increased by one or if it does not roll dice its damage is increased by your proficiency bonus. Whenever a creature makes a ranged attack roll targeting your simple domain or any creature within it (including you) while you are in this stance you may use a reaction to attempt to intercept it, rolling a melee weapon attack roll with a bonus equal to your Charisma modifier. If your attack roll is equal to or greater than the attack you are intercepting it misses. Additionally, this can be used offensively. If any creature is in the range of your simple domain, you can use an action to move up to your movement speed towards them and attack them a number of times equal to double your Dexterity modifier. On a hit, you deal your weapon’s damage and an additional amount of necrotic damage equal to the weapon's damage dice. At last, constant practice with your simple domain has allowed you to imbue it into objects. You gain the Simple Domain Imbuement Cursed Feat if you have 100 simple domain refinement, or whenever you obtain that amount. Tokyo School Feature: Moonlight Veil At 14th level, you have mastered the ability to swiftly imbue or reinforce a weapon in the heat of battle. As a bonus action, you may spend 2 cursed energy to infuse a weapon with Moonlight Veil. For 1 minute, the imbued weapon is treated as a cursed tool of one grade higher than its original rank for the purposes of damage, durability, and reductions. (Minimum: Grade 4, Maximum: Grade 1.) Additionally, if the weapon was broken prior to being imbued, it temporarily ignores any penalties associated with its damaged state for the duration. You may only maintain Moonlight Veil on one weapon at a time. Perfected Style Finally at 20th level, you have reached the pinnacle of the new shadow style, reaching places no one could even think of. If the creature who you have used your Batto Sword Drawing has a passive perception smaller than your Dexterity score, the attack roll will add your proficiency bonus again. Evening Moon Sword Drawing can now be used against Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution saving throws that would overlap your simple domain’s area, causing it to not affect anyone within the simple domain if your attack roll equals or surpasses the DC.

Low Reserves Sorcerer

Mai Zenin a low reserves sorcerer, source [70]

You sadly have been born with ridiculously low levels of cursed energy, maybe due to a birth defect, heavenly restriction or having a twin.

Lower Cursed Energy Starting at 1st level, you know very well that cursed energy amount isn't your forte and it shows. Your cursed energy amount will now be your jujutsu sorcerer level + half of your Charisma modifier(rounded down). Also, any feats that would increase your cursed energy only increase it by half(rounded down). However, your lack of vast amounts of cursed energy made you harder to track. Whenever someone tries to track you using the Cursed Energy Tracker feature they do their Wisdom (Perception) check with disadvantage. Perks At 3rd level, due to your deficiency in cursed energy you had to find other ways to do your job as a sorcerer well enough. You gain one of the following perks: Sharpshooter. You will gain a +2 when attacking with ranged weapons. Nimble Dodge. As a reaction to an attack hitting you, you can reduce the damage by half of your jujutsu sorcerer level(rounded down) + your Dexterity modifier. First to Act. You will gain a +3 to initiative rolls. Always Alert. Your passive perception increases by +5. Defensive Style. You will add your proficiency bonus to your AC. Attentive to Detail. You gain proficiency in Perception, or expertise in case you're already proficient. You cannot receive disadvantage in Wisdom (Perception) checks. Improved Perks At 6th level, your perks are your main strength as a sorcerer, so you capitalize on it as much as you can. You will gain one of the following improved perks depending on your choice at 3rd level: Sharpshooter. You will gain a +2 when attacking with ranged weapons, and don't receive disadvantage when attacking within less than their minimum range. Nimble Dodge. As a reaction to an attack hitting you, you can reduce the damage by your jujutsu sorcerer level + your Dexterity modifier. First to Act. You will gain a +5 to initiative rolls. Always Alert. Your passive perception increases by +5, and you cannot be surprised while conscious. Defensive Style. You will add your proficiency bonus to your AC and half of your proficiency bonus (rounded down) to any saving throws you make. Attentive to Detail. You gain proficiency in Perception, or expertise in case you're already proficient. You cannot receive disadvantage in Wisdom (Perception) checks, and gain advantage on Wisdom (Insight) checks to determine if someone is lying. In addition, you gain one additional perk of your choice. However, this perk does not become an improved perk. Quirks At 10th level, while your colleagues are discovering new ways to utilize their cursed energy, you're finding out new incredible things about yourself! You gain one of the following quirks: Skilled. You become proficient in 4 skills of your choice, or gain expertise in 2 skills you're already proficient in. Weapon Specialist. You choose one specific weapon type such as a handgun, a dagger or a katana. You will add your proficiency bonus twice for attack rolls with that type of weapon. Attacker. You will gain one additional extra attack, allowing you to attack three times instead of twice. At 17th level, you can attack four times instead of three. Reactive. You gain one additional reaction. Tokyo School Feature: Resourceful At 14th level, you made sure to use the most of your strength. You will gain one additional quirk and perk of your choice. Above Average Finally at 20th level, you know you won't reach greatness with your amount of cursed energy, and that's ok. At the end of the day, all that matters is that you can do what you're sent there to do. You will gain one additional action.

Shikigami Master

A shikigami master summoning a shikigami with a talisman, source [71]

While not blessed with an innate technique, you have mastered the art of Shikigami usage.

Shikigami Collector Starting at 1st level, you have been roaming far and wide for Shikigami, earning you the title of "Shikigami collector". You will gain the Shikigami Summon cursed feat, however you can choose a shikigami of CR equal to your level or lower. In addition, for every level you gain in this class you will gain the Shikigami Summon feat once again. Finally, every time you make an ability check while trying to find or tame a shikigami, you may reduce its DC by your proficiency bonus. The distance you can summon your shikigami is 30 ft. At 6th level, you became an expert at taming shikigami. You may now choose shikigami with A CR equal to your own jujutsu sorcerer level plus your Charisma modifier. Quicker Summons At 3rd level, with practice comes experience, and with said experience you became better at drawing your shikigami out. You can now summon shikigami as a bonus action instead of an action. Additionally, you can summon a number of shikigami at once equal to your Charisma modifier. Synergistic Summoning At 6th level, you learn to decrease the time between the summoning and commanding of your shikigami. When you summon your Shikigami, you can command them as part of the same Action. The Action will be a complex or a Simple one depending on the Action used (If you summon it with an Action you can give it a complex command and if you summon it with a Bonus Action you can give it a simple command). Shikigami Coordination At 10th level, your Shikigami have become better at following your orders, becoming a great team. Whenever one of your shikigami is within 5ft. of another one of your shikigami it will gain advantage in its attack rolls. You also benefit from this trait when you're next to your shikigami. In addition, you have become better at coordinating with your Shikigami. All of your tamed Shikigami gain the following feature: Protector. As a Reaction to the Shikigami’s summoner being targeted by an attack roll while they are within movement speed range of them, the Shikigami may move to be within 5 ft of their summoner and switch the target of the attack to themselves. Tokyo School Feature: Improved Summons At 14th level, you've learnt your shikigami's potential. Whenever you summon one of your shikigami, you can spend additional cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier to add a bonus to their Strength, Dexterity and Constitution scores equal to the energy spent. Efficient Summons Finally at 20th level, you have mastered the art of Shikigami summoning. The cursed energy needed to summon each Shikigami is halved(rounded down), and whenever you summon a shikigami, you may use a Free Action to immediately summon another one that has a CR equal to or lower than 1/4 of the first one's.

Master of Vows

A Master of Vows exposing his true identity

A master of vows is someone many despise but rely on to, they have the means and you have the dreams, just a quick exchange and it's done...

Vows Knowledge Starting at 1st level, with intense studies and practice, you became very knowledgeable in the art of binding vows. You will gain the Binding Vows feature early. Additionally, you can create a number of bonus Binding Vows equal to half of your proficiency bonus, rounded down without those binding vows being counted towards your total. At 5th level, you will gain the Vows Master feat. At 11th level, the bonus of vows that do not count towards your total increase to your full proficiency bonus. Additionally, you gain the Favored Vow feat. It's Never Too Late For a Deal At 3rd level, you are known for your ability to always have at least one vow with another person. Your solo vows and multiple people vows are now counted differently, making you have 1 + your Intelligence modifier for both. If you have the Vows Master feat then this limit is 2 + your Intelligence modifier added twice. People Pleaser At 6th level, you know just the right buttons to push to make someone accept your deal. You have advantage in Persuasion checks to convince creatures to make binding vows with you. You are also able to make vows with non-sorcerers or anyone who has no levels in Jujutsu Sorcerer. In addition, you gain proficiency in the Persuasion skill, or expertise in case you were already proficient. At 11th level, you gain expertise if you only have proficiency in Persuasion. Devil's Deal At 10th level, honesty and good intentions can only take you so far in life, to reach your objectives you had to cheat slightly on your deals. You have advantage on Charisma (Deception) checks to convince creatures of making binding vows with you. Also, whenever you try to convince someone to make a binding vow with you the DC is reduced by your Intelligence modifier. Additionally, during the creation process for making a vow with someone, you can try to add a clause in the vow that might be easily broken. After you have made this clause, you can make a Deception check in order to try and misguide the other creatures making the vow with you. If you are successful, then the creatures are not aware of this clause and might break it on accident. Breaking a multiple-person vow is very dangerous. The punishment for doing so should be a fitting one determined by the DM. For example, you could be making a vow with a creature to make them secretly bring you information and you’ll give them your protection. You could try to add a secret clause that they cannot tell anyone about your deal and if they fail the check they are not aware that they cannot talk about it. So if they talk about it then they would break the vow. In addition, you will gain proficiency in the Deception skill or expertise if already proficient. At 17th level, you gain expertise if you only have proficiency in Deception. Tokyo School Feature: Wolf in Sheep's Clothing At 14th level, you've improved on your lying, getting rid of any room for error. Creatures make Wisdom (Insight) checks with disadvantage against you, and you reduce their rolls by your Intelligence modifier. Nation Control Finally at 20th level, your binding vows are spread around a nation, making your influence much greater than many can understand. The amount of binding vows you can do becomes unlimited. For every 5 binding vows you have with other creatures, you will gain a +1 to your Deception and Persuasion skills. You can only gain a bonus of +20 maximum with this.

Barrier Master

Tengen a barrier master, source [72]

While you have no innate technique, you have specialized in barrier techniques to support your fellow sorcerers.

Barrier Specialist Starting at 1st level, you have learned a lot about barriers, specializing in them. You gain the Basic Barrier feat. Also, the amount of cursed energy you can spend into a barrier increases by your proficiency bonus. Additionally, being a Barrier Master, you can alter certain properties, such as choosing which side will be more resistant to your barrier, for example. Additionally, whenever you take a Barrier technique feat you may ignore one prerequisite that doesn't require you to have another feat. This feature cannot be used to get domain expansion if you do not have an Innate Technique. Design Note:If you are using the Sorcerer Path + Innate Technique and you have a Domain Expansion you cannot alter the properties of the barrier in your domain expansion without the necessary refinement points. Complex Barriers At 3rd level, with your time out in the field you have learned a few tricks you can do with barriers. Whenever you use a basic barrier, you may instead use a full turn action to open it and gain one of the following effects. At 6th level you may apply two effects to a barrier by extending its casting time by the casting time of the second property. E.G. If you were to cast a barrier with the tracking and looping properties the barrier would take at least two full turn actions depending on how many rooms are part of the looping properties. At 12th level you can apply three. Additionally, you may apply two of these properties to Pure and Empty barriers as well with the number of full turn actions relating to additional days and an additional amount of cursed energy equal to ten times the level prerequisite of the barrier property. The properties are below. Design Note:You and your DM can create custom properties to assign to barriers, the ones listed below are set examples that can be used to assign. Trapping Barrier Prerequisites, 3rd level. You cast the barrier on the center of a creature within 15ft. of you. The creature must make a Dexterity saving throw, on a failure they are trapped in said barrier, on a success they may move a number of feet enough to get out of the barrier's range so long as it is within their movement speed. If a creature does not have enough movement speed to escape the barrier it is trapped automatically. The use of the trapping barrier is reduced to an action at 5th level, and a bonus action at 13th level. Additionally this property cannot be paired with others listed in this feature. Disrupting Barrier Prerequisites, 3rd level. Whenever you cast a veil or barrier for a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier all creatures within the area become unable to use the Sixth Sense feature. The use of a disruption barrier causes all creatures to have advantage on stealth checks from the Cursed Energy Concealer feature at 5th level, and imposes disadvantage on Perception checks from the Cursed Energy Tracker feature at 13th level. Selective Barrier Prerequisites, 3rd level. You can choose to make the barrier or veil impassable to all but one creature, or impassable to just one creature of your choice upon casting the barrier. At 5th level you can apply the effect to a number of creatures up to half your Charisma modifier, this becomes full Charisma modifier at 13th level. Resistant Barrier Prerequisites, 3rd level. The barrier has resistance to all damage. At 5th level the barrier gains a damage reduction equal to your Cursed DC, at 13th the barrier’s AC is increased by your proficiency bonus. Tracking Barrier Prerequisites, 6th level. While the barrier or veil is active you can choose a number of creatures equal to half your Charisma modifier. While the creatures are within the barrier you are aware of their precise locations. At 13th level the number of creatures you know the locations of is increased to double your Charisma modifier, and at 17th it becomes all creatures within the barrier. Looping Barrier Prerequisites, 9th level. When you are within a building you can choose a number of rooms up to your proficiency bonus to loop between each other in random order. These rooms must be connected in some way. E.G. You loop a hallway infinitely and loop two rooms into this as well. Whenever a creature enters a door it can either be the hallway again or the other room. The number of linked rooms increases to double your proficiency bonus at 14th level. Additionally, while you are within your barrier you may choose which room to go to when you travel instead of it being random. Chrono Distortion Barrier Prerequisites, 12th level. Whenever you cast the barrier in this way it begins to alter the time at which you and all creatures within the barrier move through time. While the barrier is up creatures on the inside of the barrier will take their turns in initiative at an accelerated pace starting at a 2:1 ratio. E.G. 1 round of initiative on the outside will be run as standard and then a second one will be run on the inside in which only creatures within the barrier may take their turns. At 14th level this becomes a 5:1 ratio. Barrier Master At 6th level, your barriers are only getting stronger the more time it passes. You'll gain additional slots for Binding Vows related to barriers equal to your proficiency bonus + your Charisma modifier. Additionally whenever you gain refinement towards barrier techniques such as Domain expansion or Simple Domain, you gain an additional amount of refinement equal to half your proficiency bonus. You gain the Barrier Master feat. In addition, you now count as 100 refinement higher for the purpose of using Domain Properties and Binding Vows for your Domain Expansion. Superior Barriers At 10th level, with training and practice, you have learned how to create barriers of a supremely improved quality compared to normal. You learn how to create the following forms of barriers at the specified levels; Pure Barrier. 10th Level. The most basic improved barrier. When you would cast a Basic Barrier you may choose to extend its casting time to 30 days, on each day of which you must expend the maximum amount of cursed energy you could on your basic barrier while standing in a specific spot chosen at the beginning of the casting time to be the center of the Pure Barrier. The casting fails and all cursed energy spent on it is wasted if you do not repeat this process at any point during the casting time. When you successfully complete the casting time the Basic Barrier is cast as though you spent as much cursed energy as you spent over the course of the casting time (for example if you had a charisma of 5, and thus spent 5 cursed energy per day, the barrier would be cast as though you spent 150 energy), except its duration becomes Until Dispelled, and it is called a Pure Barrier. When you cast the Pure Barrier you may set an amount of Rules as part of the Pure Barrier up to 1/3 your proficiency bonus (rounded down to a minimum of 1). A Rule is an effect the barrier applies either inside of it, in an area outside of it up to its radius away from it, or both. A Rule can be any effect which the DM agrees to, such as doubling the hit points of any barrier cast by any person in a group of your choice or collecting the ambient cursed energy that would form cursed spirits to change where they appear. You may only have a number of Pure Barriers simultaneously existing up to (double your proficiency bonus)-2. Bon Barrier. 15th Level. A higher level improved barrier. As an action you may turn an amount of Pure Barriers into Bon Barriers, spending 30 cursed energy per barrier transformed. A Bon Barrier is the same as a Pure Barrier except there is no limit to the amount of Rules it may have. Bon Barriers still count towards the number of Pure Barriers you can have in existence. Barrier Network. 20th Level. The highest level of improved barrier, a barrier formed by the connection of other barriers. Over the course of a long rest you may establish or alter a Barrier Network. A Barrier Network consists of a collection of straight line connections between the centers of any amount of Pure Barriers and Bon Barriers, with each barrier connected to no more than two other barriers, which forms a closed polygon. Pure Barriers and Bon Barriers which are part of a Barrier Network may have Rules which effect or pertain to other barriers in the network, and any Rule shared by all barriers in the network may be chosen to use the inside/outside of the polygon formed by the Barrier Network instead of the inside/outside of any one barrier. For the purposes of reaching outside the polygon the radius is treated as the furthest distance between the center of the polygon and the center of one of the straight line connections forming its sides, and the range which it can reach out is multiplied by 10 for each barrier in the network. When you create a Barrier Network you must choose at least 4 of the barriers in the network, or all of the barriers in the network if it includes less than 4 barriers, to be considered “vital” barriers. If any of these vital barriers are dispelled or destroyed all barriers in the network will collapse. Additionally, your skill with barriers has reached uncharted peaks. All your barriers will always count as if you had spent double the amount of cursed energy you actually spent for their creation. This cannot be used to go over the maximum amount of cursed energy you can spend on a barrier. Finally, you gain the Barrier Invader feat. Tokyo School Feature: The True Barrier Master At 14th level, you have learnt new uses for your barriers, making them grow in strength. Your barriers' hit points will double, and so will their range. Empty Barrier Finally at 20th level, you have learned the ultimate form of barrier, being one of the only sorcerers capable of executing it. As the name implies, these types of barriers are almost vacant inside their boundary. Their boundary is made of hexagon-shaped panels and they can be freely altered by a skilled barrier technique user. As an action for 20 cursed energy, you can designate a point within 1000 feet of yourself or the edge of one of your Empty Barriers at which to create an Empty Barrier. You must repeat this action every day on the same point 365 days in a row to successfully create an Empty Barrier on that point. Empty Barriers last indefinitely or until you choose to end them at will, and you may have as many Empty Barriers simultaneously as you wish. You may create a Barrier Network using Empty Barriers instead of Pure Barriers or Bon Barriers, but when you do so the Barrier Network must only be comprised of Empty Barriers and each Empty Barrier in the Barrier Network must have an edge in contact with an edge of the other Empty Barrier(s) it is connected to. An Empty Barrier is a rectangular prism centered on the point at which you created it with outside sides up to 2000 feet in length. Inside this barrier is an infinitely repeating environment of your design, created of hexagon-shaped panels that you may alter. Even if the properties or design of the Empty Barrier is altered by another creature you may revert these changes or change it yourself as a free action, remaining the Empty Barrier’s master. You will gain the following lair actions which apply within the Empty Barrier: Switch Places. You may drop the hexagons below a creature, making it fall into the hole and reappear somewhere else in the barrier. This movement does not generate opportunity attacks. Barrier Negation. You may drop your hexagons, making any kind of barrier that was being lifted within your own be negated, making the barriers not activate. This includes domain expansions, though to do so on a Domain Expansion you must use this lair action once to start the negation on the Domain Expansion. Using this lair action on a Domain Expansion you already started the negation of with your last lair action finishes the negation and causes that Domain Expansion to collapse. You may use this even on Domain Expansions that do not possess barriers, however finishing the negation of a Domain Expansion that does not possess a barrier requires you to end the Empty Barrier simultaneously as well. You may also add properties to the Empty Barrier as you would any other barrier. A property possessed by all Empty Barriers in a Barrier Network is treated as a Rule for the purposes of the Barrier Network. Custom Properties. Due to the complexity of the Empty Barrier it is able to be used to do what used to be thought impossible. Discuss with your DM about creating a custom property for your Empty Barrier. E.G. Slowing the evolution of an Immortality user. Alternate feature: Domain Improvisation Replaces Empty Barrier At 20th level, your skill with barrier techniques has allowed you to create a creative usage of barrier techniques, using your own body as a Domain. If you possess the Domain Expansion feat, you may instead as a reaction, pay your Domain Expansion cost, and spend 5 cursed energy, instead using your barrier techniques in conjunction with your domain to use your body as the domain, increasing output greatly, and activating it at a much faster rate. Your DM has great latitude in what happens when your Domain is used in this way, with this technique having almost no merit when used offensively. For example, an offensive technique such as Shrine would have almost no useful additional effects, but a technique with a broad target concept such as Antigravity System would have an extremely useful defensive effect against things such as a Black Hole, or things that utilize gravity. When used in this way, your domain will last one minute, and will only be confined to your body. All other rules of Domain Expansion apply.

Binding Vows

A Binding Vow example, [73]

If you violate the contract's terms in a vow with yourself, you'll only lose the benefits gained.

Anyone who violates the terms of a binding vow between two or more sorcerers suffers dire consequences. The DM may decide the nature of these penalties, which could include:

• The creature who broke the contract permanently loses an amount of maximum hit points decided by the DM.

• The creature who broke the vow permanently loses an amount of maximum cursed energy decided by the DM.

• The creature who broke the vow suffers a reduction in one or more ability scores, determined by the DM.

Design Note: All of the binding vows here are examples, you may. create your own binding vows alongside your GM.

Here is the list of binding vows you can make with yourself or other sorcerers:

Solo Binding Vows

Through a Solo Binding Vow, a sorcerer willingly imposes a restriction upon their own body, cursed energy, or abilities in exchange for greater power, efficiency, or specialization.

Worst Case Scenario Requires Curtain or Domain Expansion to utilize it You have only one creature you fear, and you must make sure it doesn't mess with your planning. You choose one creature you know or at least heard of, and make that creature your "Worst Case Scenario". Whenever you cast curtain or domain expansion, that creature cannot forcibly enter those barriers unless by destroying it. However, any other creatures will be free to pass by the barrier. Revealing One's Hand You can reveal your innate technique to your opponent in a certain detail, making you increase your cursed energy output. As an action while you are within 40 ft. of a creature that can hear you, you can explain how one part of your cursed technique works. You must pick 1 technique feature from your innate technique. Such as an extension technique. After you explain it, the specific technique feature you explained will gain the following benefits when used against creatures who hear it: Your cursed technique dice will be increased by 1. Your cursed technique attack rolls will add your proficiency bonus an additional time. Your cursed technique cost will be reduced by 1, to a minimum of 1. Your cursed energy DC is increased by your Charisma modifier. However, the creature now knows how your technique works, making it gain advantage against any of saving throws caused by the cursed technique feature, and any melee cursed energy attack rolls and ranged cursed energy attack rolls are made with disadvantage against said creature. After the end of the battle, creatures who heard your explanation will now be immune to Revealing One's Hand, which means the DC and damage of your cursed techniques isn't increased against them. They are also immune to the binding vow if they already knew how your technique works before the binding vow is activated. Creatures do not need to understand you for this vow to take place. They only need to hear your explanation. Overtime You hate working overtime, which led you to make a vow to avoid this. You must choose a set of time in which you must be working(determine what is your "Job" with your GM), this will last 8 hours. During those 8 hours, your powers will be limited, making you suffer from following effects: Your Cursed Energy maximum will be reduced by your Charisma modifier. Your melee and ranged cursed energy attack rolls will not add your Charisma modifier. Your cursed techniques' damage die will be reduced by one tier. After the time passes, you will now be working overtime. For a number of hours equal to your proficiency bonus, you will lose the effects above and gain the following benefits: Your Cursed Energy maximum will be increased by your Charisma modifier. Your melee and ranged cursed energy attack rolls will gain a bonus equal to your Charisma modifier. Your cursed techniques damage dies will be increased by two tiers. You will regain Cursed Energy equal to your Charisma modifier at the start of your turns. After this effect ends, you must restart your working shift for it to take effect again. Final Sacrifice You have realized that you can sacrifice your own life in exchange for a massive boost in power of your own next cursed energy fueled feature. This vow can also be imposed on a creature you directly control. Whatever feature you use that use any sort of action (Action, Bonus Action, Reaction, etc.) will be fueled by your life force and the feature will gain all relevant benefits that it can have: Damage is doubled A Cursed Energy attack roll will be considered a hit and a critical, regardless of rolls and AC Any saving throw needed from this feature is automatically failed The feature doesn’t require any cursed energy to use (does not apply to features that involve Reverse Cursed Energy) You only remain alive until the next feature is used and afterwards your body completely disintegrates, you cannot be revived in any way. If a minute passes after this binding vow was put in place and a feature is never used, you must reinstate the vow to keep it going. Another way to use this vow is to shorten your lifespan to 1 minute left and gain 2 of the following benefits: Attack and damage bonuses is increased by your proficiency bonus added twice Temporary hit points equal to half your maximum hit points Temporary Cursed Energy equal to half you Cursed Energy maximum AC increased by proficiency bonus A +5 to DC Additional Cursed Energy can be spent on features equal to your Charisma modifier Conditions or effect durations are doubled Damage reduction equal to half your level After the minute passes, you die and cannot be revived by any means. Once the minute begins it cannot end, if you die early all effects end. Rapid Technique Activation You need to use your cursed technique immediately, but can’t meet the usual activation requirements so you make a vow to use it without them. You create a vow to immediately use a technique that you know as either a reaction or free action just for using said technique for this vow and all other requirements besides the cursed energy cost are ignored. However, you permanently either increase the action cost of the technique by 1(free action-> bonus action-> action-> full turn action) or add an additional requirement or prerequisite to use the technique for all subsequent uses of that technique (an example of an additional requirement or prerequisite would be now needing Chanting to be active to use the technique). The increased action cost or additional requirement/prerequisite from this vow will last even if you end it during a short or long rest as the technique used has been permanently altered. You can take this vow multiple times, but it must be used on a different technique each time. Simple Domain Conditions Requires you to have a Simple Domain You have customized your simple domain so that it has special conditions. You may add specific rules to your simple domain. Example 1- You could make a vow that there is a non-violence condition in the simple domain area until a question is answered. After the question is answered, battle may proceed as normal. The simple domain will last until the question is answered. Example 2- You could make a vow that your simple domain becomes a small sumo ring, where if a creature accepts your offer to do a sumo match with you both will be teleported to a dimension where only the sumo ring exists. You'll both can fight until one of you falls unconscious, making the simple domain vanish. This simple domain lasts for an undefined number of rounds, and times passes slowly inside, so while in the outside it has been a minute, inside it has been an hour. The simple domain will last until the offer to fight sumo is answered with a no, or until one of the sumo fighters win. Lure Gambit Sometimes you underestimate how much damage an attack is going to deal. In the case of that happening to you, you may use this impromptu vow in order to increase your chance of survival. When you take damage from an attack, you are able to vow away the cursed energy that would be used to protect a limb to go to the rest of your body. When taking this damage a limb will be reduced to 0 hit points, but the temporary hit points from cursed armor are doubled. The limb destroyed is either a limb that was targeted by the limb system or a random limb if the limb system is not used. This ranked limb is chosen by the GM based on the method of attack. Barrierless Domain Requires you to have a domain expansion, 1000 refinement points, and the Barrier Master feat Your domain expansion has been refined to the highest point, you have achieved what many sorcerers cannot even grasp the concept of. You will now be able to use the Barrierless Domains options.

Cursed Technique Binding Vows

These vows specifically modify or limit a sorcerer’s technique, usually placing conditions or drawbacks on its usage to unlock greater potency, unique functions, or reduced cursed energy cost.

Maximized Destruction Prerequisites: Idle Transfiguration, Instant Spirit Body Of Distorted Killing feature To maximize your efficiency of destruction, you've imposed a vow upon yourself to let your body remain stagnant in exchange for further durability. When Instant Spirited Body Of Distorted Killing is active, you gain the following: The Instant Spirited Body Of Distorted Killing instead gains an amount of hit points equal to your charisma modifier times 40. You're unable to use Self Alteration on your head, torso, left arm, right arm, left leg, right leg and your body slots as well as any currently active self alterations are deactivated besides Instant Spirited Body Of Distorted Killing. You are still able to utilize Idle Transfiguration. Self Alternated Tendrils Prerequisites: Idle Transfiguration, Maximized Destruction Vow Due to your vow preventing an alteration of the body, you’ve imposed a separate vow on your tendrils to still be able to effectively transfigure them. A separate vow on the tendrils has been made that shortens the metamorphosis cycle, allowing them to count as a limb slot for the purpose of self-alteration’s weapon and shape alterations. Alterations made to the tendrils in this manner only last until the beginning of your next turn. 106,000 IQ Play Prerequisites: Boogie Woogie innate technique, must be attuned to a Prosthetic Vibraslap You’ve made a binding vow turning something you thought would kill your technique, the loss of a hand, into a blessing in disguise. When you use Boogie Woogie as a reaction you may spend an amount of additional reactions to empower the swap. For each additional reaction your swapping range increases by 30 feet and for every 5 additional reactions you may choose one additional target for the swap. When swapping more than two targets you choose which are sent to which positions. Preheated Furnace Prerequisites: Shrine innate technique, Furnace: Open feature You’ve crafted a vow to overcome your furnace’s greatest weaknesses. Outside of your domain, Furnace: Open is now an action and a ranged cursed energy attack roll against one creature within 20 times the amount spent feet. Inside your domain it now targets all creatures within your domain except yourself, and deals its damage in bludgeoning damage as a second instance of damage to any creature it hit as long as the domain its used within has a barrier that stops at least non-living things from leaving. This bludgeoning damage ignores resistance and kills a creature outright if they’re reduced to 0 hit points by it. Limited Copy Prerequisites: Vengeful Cursed Spirit innate technique, Copy feature When you would copy a creature who is higher level or CR than yourself, you can make them count as lower by giving up the number of times you can use the technique. When you use this vow and copy, you can treat all creatures as equal to your level or CR, but you may only use the copied technique a number of times equal to your Charisma modifier. You are still subject to all the normal rules of copy when using this vow such as healing making your copied technique not work and not being able to copy certain features. You can choose not to use this vow when attempting to copy a cursed technique. Soul Dismantle Prerequisites: Shrine innate technique, 81 or more Soul Knowledge When you make a dismantle, you may now decrease its range to touch and make a melee cursed energy attack roll while using it. If you do this the dismantle now makes every attack you hit force the trapped soul to make the Charisma saving throw for Soul Separation. You no longer have to roll 5 or more over the vessel’s AC. Design Note: This vow can be customized to work with other cursed techniques. Work with your GM to make a variation of it that allows other techniques to hit the soul. Resonance Conduit Prerequisites: Straw Doll Technique innate technique, Resonance feature You are now able to transfer all the Soul Harming damage of Resonance from a Cursed Objects to the Cursed Object. In order to do this you lose the ability to harm the Cursed Objects in any manner while using Resonance. Final Gimmick Prerequisites: Construction Technique, must be at least 6th level Your technique is able to create almost any grade of tool, allowing for quite a lot of interesting applications. What it cannot create however is special grade tools thus you've made a vow where you give your essence to have them created. You may now use Cursed Constructions to make special grade tools, however for every cursed energy spent this way BEFORE cost reductions, you take 4d12 necrotic damage that bypasses resistances, immunities, reductions, thresholds and temporary hit points. When you take this damage, you also reduce your maximum hit points by an equal amount. Any cost increased by the cursed energy deficiency feature counts towards the damage for this vow. You regain your lost maximum hit points over long rests. For every long rest you take, you regain your Constitution modifier amount of maximum hit points. You're unable to create another special grade cursed tool as long as you're still recovering any maximum hit points you've lost.

Multiple Sorcerer Binding Vows

By forging a vow with others, sorcerers can share risks and rewards, creating powerful bonds that are above individual strength. These vows might involve shared techniques, conditional alliances, or mutual restrictions, and the consequences for breaking them are often severe for breaker.

Master and Servant Requires two or more different Jujutsu Sorcerers. You have a deep admiration and respect for someone, so much so that you can restrain yourself just to obey them. One of the members of the vow will be the "master" of the vow, while another will be the "servant". The servant will receive one of the following restrictions: Their Cursed Energy' maximum will be reduced by a number decided by its master. Their technique's range is reduced by a number of ft. that the master decides.(Cannot go lower than 5ft.) Their technique's damage is reduced by how many damage dice the master decides.(Cannot go lower than one dice.) They cannot use simple domain or barrier. The servant will have this restraint until the master allows the servant to unleash its cursed energy as an action. The servant gains one the following benefits depending on his restraint: Their cursed energy maximum is reset to the normal maximum and increases by the amount that was lost (counting the original value without the reduction), and they regain cursed energy equal to the cursed energy they lost. Their technique's range is reset to the normal range and increases by the amount that was lost (counting the original value without the reduction). Their technique's damage dice is reset to the normal amount and increases by the amount that was lost (counting the original value without the reduction). This lasts for a number of rounds equal to the master's proficiency bonus, after which this vow can only take place after a long rest. Enchain Must be made between a Living Vessel and their Cursed Object. Your cursed object has something you want, but they won't give it to you without a price, so they instead propose a vow of mutual interest. When you accept this vow, the cursed object will do something you want that they're capable of, such as reviving you from certain death, however you will forget all about this vow and ever making it. Additionally, the next time the cursed object chants "Enchain", you freely relinquish control of your body to them for 1 minute. During this minute, the cursed object cannot harm or kill any creatures, or cause any actions that would directly lead to harm (such as shoving another creature off of a cliff or ledge). Once this minute is over, you regain control of your body and this vow is lifted for both you and the cursed object with no ill effects.

Jujutsu Sorcerer Variant Rules

Jujutsu Sorcerer Variant Rules

Optional rules that don't necessarily need to be enforced but affect the class introduce variations and additional mechanics that can enhance or modify the way this class operates. These optional rules allow players to adjust and personalize their experience with the Jujutsu Sorcerer class, offering new ways to approach abilities, techniques, or progression.

Canon Changes

While we keep most of what we do as close to the canon as possible, sometimes it's impossible to be fully faithful to the source material. These are changes you can apply if you're unsatisfied with some things at the class.

Main Class

Binding Vows

Limitless Binding Vows. You can make as many binding vows as you wish.

Cursed Techniques

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Lapse Techniques. A Lapse Technique that would be gained at a level after first level is gained at first level instead. This does not apply to features that are considered to count as a lapse technique.

Ten Shadows

Stronger Shadows The total number of Stronger Shadows counters that can be applied to a shikigami at any given time is now 20 instead of 10.

The Well's Unknown Abyss The size adjustment can be performed up to the summoner’s full proficiency bonus, not half.

Shrine

Dismantle and Cleave. You need Object Perception in order to see the slash.

Dismantle. Is now d10s instead of d8s. When you use dismantle, you may choose to make three ranged cursed energy attack rolls or only one. You make three in case you aim for two or more targets, with each dismantle dealing a third of the dice of your normal dismantle(rounded down) slashing damage.

Cleave Now does 10 slashing damage per cursed energy spent and can bypass cursed armor by expending a higher cursed energy cost during casting that that of the targets cursed armor. E.g. If you fire a Cleave for 5 Cursed energy and the target has spent 4 cursed energy on cursed armor your cleave will deal damage to them as if it were cast at 1 cursed energy ignoring their cursed armor and nullifying it. If you possess Dense Cursed Energy, and it would increase the damage die tier of Cleave, then Cleave will instead do 12 slashing damage per cursed energy spent.

If you use Tokyo School or Technique Specialist to increase the damage dice of Cleave, each dice added will instead count as another cursed energy spent. (Ex. Specialized Technique adding 5 damage dice would count as 5 more cursed energy spent, and add 50 slashing damage.)

Limitless

Six Eyes Dependent Due to the infinite extremes of your cursed technique it cant be used without the Six Eyes.

Infinity. The infinity technique cost is increased to 10 cursed energy, however it has no duration, only needing for you to spend 1 cursed point at the start of your turns while it is active to maintain it. Additionally if you have infinity optimization you do not have to pay the 1 cursed energy per turn to maintain the infinity technique.

If you don't have the Six Eyes your feature will change.

You roll 2d20 when rolling for the infinity, picking up the lowest number.

Infinity Pressure. You must have Improved Cursed Energy Output feat in order to use Infinity Pressure, and the damage becomes 2d8 force damage for every cursed energy spent.

Blue. The cursed energy cost is 12, and the force damage is 8d10 which becomes 11d10 at 5th level, 14d10 at 11th level, 17d10 at 17th level, and 20d10 at 20th level.

Blue Augmented Speed. You may instead spend up to your level in cursed energy, gaining 15ft of movement per cursed energy spent, and lasts a number of rounds equal to half the amount spent.

Blue Infused Strikes. Your blue infused strikes now cost the same as Blue and when a strike is infused with Blue Infused Strikes it will instead be considered a critical for its damage. Additionally, once per round you can spend 6 more cursed energy as a part of a Blue Infused Strike to force a target within 15 feet to make a Strength saving throw. On a failure, they are pulled into your reach. On a success, they are not moved.

If you have the Six Eyes and use a Blue Infused Strike then, its Black Flash Range will be increased by 1.

Red. The cursed energy cost is 24, and the force damage is now a number of d10s equal to twice that of blue without Tokyo school enhancements.

Disaster Flames

Erupting Volcanoes. When using magma blasts, the affected creatures take the damage of all of the volcanoes combined, not just one.

Idle Transfiguration

Transfigured Creatures. You can have as many transfigured creatures as you want.

Idle Transfiguration. Those who were not blessed in the realm of souls can still grasp it through use of this technique. If a creature who does not possess Idle Transfiguration as their Innate Technique uses this technique 20 or more times, they will gain Soul Outline Awareness.

Soul Maintenance. Now simply 1 cursed energy to set your Body Hit Points to the same value as your Soul Hit Points.

Instant Spirit Body of Distorted Killing. The score bonus of this form are +6 to your Strength, Constitution, Dexterity and Charisma scores.

Cursed Speech

Cursed Speech. Due to the odd nature of how to defend from Cursed Speech, not everyone knows how to do so. If you have the Sorcerer Family background or have been told by someone who is from a sorcerer family, you know how to defend and make the Charisma saves as normal. However, if you do not know then you make a Intelligence saving throw instead. The DC of this save is reduced by 1 every time you have to make it as you slowly learn how to defend. If you succeed the Intelligence saving throw then you know how to defend and can make the Charisma save as normal.

Additionally, there is a way to actively defend. If you know how to defend from speech then you also have this defensive ability. As a bonus action for 1 cursed energy, you can cover your ears and brain with cursed energy until the start of your next turn. You must maintain concentration on this feature, but while you do so Cursed Speech has no effect on you.

Creatures with no cursed energy cannot defend against cursed speech and automatically fail the saving throw.

Losing Vocal Cord Hit Points. You now lose 3 hit points per cursed energy spent in words.

Construction

Construction. You have no limit on the number of items created at a time. You are unable to desummon created objects. You do not need to have a material analyzed to create using that material or its properties, you only need to recognize the material. What is considered recognizing a material is ultimately the DM’s decision, but generally even a low level of familiarity is still enough to recognize the material.

Liquid Metal. No longer has a time limit, although the cost to create it is now 10 instead of 5.

Black Bird Manipulation

Bird Strike. Bird strike instead costs 4 cursed energy, and its damage is 16d12. It becomes 24d12 at 17th level, and 32d12 at 20th level.

Gravestone Technique

• Countdown. A creature affected by countdown no longer takes damage and instead is reduced to 0 hit points while inside of your domain. Countdown outside of the domain still deals damage.

Projection Sorcery

• Projection Sorcery. Rather than a full turn action Projection Sorcery is activated as a free action or as a reaction to a significant stimulus which you can perceive, as determined by the DM. You cannot activate Projection Sorcery more than 6 times per round. Additionally the frame cost of actions, after The Fastest Sorcerer is applied if you possess that feature, is doubled. The maximum amount of feet you may move is equal to 4 times your movement speed for the movement frames option. Additionally, you may move up to 80 feet per movement frame.

Cursed Spirit Manipulation

• Cursed Spirit Absorption. You can now only absorb cursed spirits, however you don't need to make the Constitution or Wisdom saving throws whenever you absorb a new spirit. Additionally, you can automatically absorb cursed spirits ignoring the low hit points condition if they are at least 2 Grades lower than you. Finally, whenever a cursed spirit is dropped to 0 hit points by any features related to cursed energy, they're exorcised and can't be absorbed this way.
• Now you can control and summon as many cursed spirits as you want.
• You can choose to create a swarm directly instead of summoning the number of curses you want (above 10) and then creating one. The cost of each Swarm is their CR

Cursed Spirit Grade	Swarm of Curses	CR of each swarm. Cost reduction benefits reset every 10 cursed spirits summoned for a single swarm (10 = 1 CE, 20 = 2 CE, 30 = 3 CE)
Grade 4	Swarm of Grade 4 Cursed Spirits	2 cursed energy
Grade 3	Swarm of Grade 3 Cursed Spirits	5 cursed energy
Semi-Grade 2	Swarm of Semi-Grade 2 Cursed Spirits	9 cursed energy
Grade 2	Swarm of Grade 2 Cursed Spirits	13 cursed energy
Semi-Grade 1	Swarm of Semi-Grade 1 Cursed Spirits	17 cursed energy

• Maximum Uzumaki. You can put as many spirits as you want in the Uzumaki.
• Minimum Uzumaki You can put as many spirits as you want on your Minimum Uzumaki.

Clone Technique

Perfect Clones. Starting at 1st level, your clones will always be created with as many hit points as your maximum.

Vengeful Cursed Spirit

Copy. You no longer need to make a Charisma saving throw if your spirit has consumed a body part that meets your copy’s conditions, instead automatically copying the technique so long as the lost limb or lethal body part was successfully consumed.

Unconditional Copy. If you do not possess the Freed Spirit feat, then the sheer potency of your curse has changed the functionality of your Copy technique. Your technique will now function as follows:

Your copy technique is unconditional and you can copy other creature’s cursed techniques after simply seeing them be used. As a reaction to seeing a cursed technique, you can attempt to replicate it by making a Charisma saving throw. Additionally, you can use a bonus action within 1 minute of seeing it to also make the Charisma saving throw. On a success, you can copy the creature’s Cursed Technique. On a failure save, you do not copy the cursed technique and must wait to see the technique again before you can attempt to copy it. You can have a number of techniques copied at once equal to your proficiency bonus.

Using Copied Techniques. In order to use a copied technique, you must be within reach of your spirit, and your spirit must not be incapacitated. As a free action, you may have your spirit give you a technique you have copied in the form of an item, with your spirit using its action to do so. While you possess the item, you may use the Lapse Technique and any technique improvements that apply to the lapse, which you qualify for with your level, of the copied technique once, before the item disappears and you must use a free action to gain another copied technique again. You may have any number of copied items out at once, with each one disappearing one minute after they have been created. Any durations or effects from techniques used in this way last as they normally would, but will be immediately ended if your spirit ever becomes no longer Fully Manifested.

You may not use more than one cursed technique, if you are actively using one of your cursed techniques, such as a summoned shikigami, a duration-based ability (e.g., Limitless’ one-minute Infinity or Hakuna Laana’s one-minute dance), or any other ongoing effect tied to that technique, activating a different cursed technique will immediately end all effects of the currently active technique. This includes any summoned entities, sustained abilities, or residual effects tied to the initial cursed technique. Additionally, you cannot use additional actions, reactions, or bonus actions granted by one cursed technique (e.g., the extra reactions from Projection Sorcery) to activate or utilize another cursed technique. All of the following effects of a technique being deactivated also occur when Copy is no longer active.

You do not gain the Technique Analysis feature in this form of copy. When you do gain the Freed Spirit, your technique will function as normal, and you will lose all techniques you have copied using unconditional copy.

The Law

Domain Expansion: Deadly Sentencing Whenever the Judge applies a Death sentence or Confiscates on the creature and it is carrying a special-grade tool, that tool will be confiscated instead of the technique.

Death Penalty When you hit someone with the Executioner's sword they die instantly.

Private Pure Love Train

Domain Expansion. Your jackpot will now last for 4 minutes, and instantly after you take damage, you will receive the effects of Reverse Cursed Technique as if you have received just enough to regenerate all limbs and get back to your maximum hit points. Your cursed energy amount becomes infinite for the duration of the jackpot, and you cannot be reduced to below 0 hit points.

Antigravity System

Antigravity System. The height of the lapse is now 20 feet and does not increase as you level.

Gravity System. The damage is now 10d12 force and increases to 16d12 at 11th level, to 24d12 at 17th level, and to 32d12 at 20th level. It also has a height of 20 feet.

Unstable Output. If you use Gravity System on your turn, you can not use it as a reaction until the start of your next turn. Additionally, if you use it as a reaction, you cannot use it on your next turn.

Star Rage

Star Rage. The amount of cursed energy you can spend on Star Rage is unlimited, with what would normally be the limit as described in the Lapse being instead the amount of cursed energy that, if you spend more than, triggers Black Hole. This replaces the 20 cursed energy threshold of Black Hole.

Claw Technique

Claw Formation.' You can only use this Technique on your left hand, if you do not have a left hand or you lose your left hand, you cannot active this technique in anyway.

Sorcerer Paths

Cursed Energy Manipulator

Expert of Manipulation. You can now ignore level requirements on cursed energy manipulation feats.

Multiclassing

Prerequisites. To qualify for multiclassing into the Jujutsu Sorcerer class, you must meet these prerequisites: 14 Charisma

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