User:Astel

Frenzied Flame

The Frenzied Flame allows the user to utilise an eldritch smoulder lodged in their eye socket. This fire transmutes ancient and forbidden knowledge, inflicting a crippling frenzy on its victims. May chaos take the world.

Frenzy Every time a creature is hit with the Frenzied Flame technique, they gain a point of Frenzy. The maximum amount of Frenzy a creature can accumulate is determined by 4 + Wisdom modifier, with a minimum of 3. All points of Frenzy are lost on a short or long rest. Once a creature meets its Frenzy maximum, it will suffer 1d8+2 psychic damage, and be stunned until the beginning of its next turn. While stunned in this way, the creature’s Frenzy is reset to 0, and it cannot gain more until it is no longer stunned. Shabriri Grapes Creatures defeated using the Frenzied Flame technique have one of their eyes partially melted. Over a 10 minute period, the user may carefully extract a Shabriri Grape from the cranium of a fallen enemy. Alternatively, this may be done as an action, with a high likelihood of destroying the Grape. Roll a d4. On a 4, the Grape is recovered successfully. On a 1, 2, or 3, the Grape is destroyed. The user may consume a Shabriri Grape to recover 1d4 hit points or 1d4 cursed energy. If another creature consumes a Shabriri Grape, they are subject to a Wisdom saving throw. On a success, they regurgitate the Grape, resulting in its destruction. On a failure, the creature is enticed by the Frenzied Flame, and will attempt to seek out another Grape. A creature seeking Grapes that succeeds the saving throw on two consecutive attempts no longer seeks more. Conversely, a creature that fails six of these saving throws will be charmed by the Frenzied Flame user and will attempt every order given to the best of their ability. Every long rest the creature takes, they may take a Wisdom saving throw to end this condition. Flame of Frenzy Lapse Technique Starting at the 1st level, as an action for 3 cursed energy, your eye erupts in a 15 foot cone of flame. Creatures caught in this cone are subject to a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, they must take 2d6 + Charisma modifier fire damage and gain a level of Frenzy. On a success, they take half the damage, and gain no Frenzy. This technique’s damage increases to 4d6 at 5th level, 8d6 at the 11th level, and 12d6 at the 17th level. Unendurable Frenzy. At 5th level, whenever you cast Flame of Frenzy on two consecutive turns, you may turn the second cast into a radius of 15 feet by spending double of the initial cast. Creatures caught in this radius must succeed a Dexterity saving throw or take 8d6 + Charisma modifier fire damage and gain two levels of Frenzy. On a success, they take half the damage, and gain no Frenzy. The damage of this technique increases to 16d6 at the 11th level, and 24d6 at the 17th level. Inescapable Frenzy Extension Technique At the 3rd level, you realise you can pour concentrated agony into someone’s eye directly. For an amount equal to half of your Charisma modifier rounded down of cursed energy, as a grapple action, deal 1d12 fire damage per cursed energy spent and inflict two levels of Frenzy. Your Charisma modifier may be added to the damage total, and the creature successfully affected by this attack is grappled. Creatures that are, or count to be, larger than you by more than one size cannot be targeted by this attack. Cursed energy is not spent if this attack misses. At the 7th level, you can spend up to your Charisma modifier. At the 11th level, you may spend up to twice your Charisma modifier. At the 17th level, you may spend up to thrice your Charisma modifier. Frenzied Burst Extension Technique At the 6th level, as an action for 8 cursed energy, you focus the frenzy within your eye into a thin, spiraling beam. Make a ranged cursed energy attack roll at a creature within 160 feet. On a hit, this attack deals 6d12 + Charisma modifier fire damage, and inflicts a level of Frenzy. This technique's damage increases to 8d12 at 11th level, and 10d12 at 17th level. Howl of Shabriri Technique Improvement At the 10th level, your synergy with the cosmic object in your skull has increased, as it resonates with the madness of others. Whenever you are in within 300 feet of a creature that has reached its Frenzy maximum, you gain the following benefit for one minute: Every Frenzied Flame feature benefits from a damage dice increase equal to your Charisma modifier, with a minimum of 1. A technique feature cannot benefit from a Tokyo school damage increase and from the Howl of Shabriri simultaneously. You are allowed to choose which you wish to benefit from for each feature during a long rest. Tokyo School Improvement: Midra’s Flame Technique Improvement At the 14th level, your studies in Tokyo have unlocked the visage of a failed Lord. As an action for 10 cursed energy, summon a sickly miniature sun for one minute. This ball of flame has a size equal to a 5 foot radius, hovers approximately 5 feet above you, and emits bright light in a radius of 30 feet. Every creature of your choice within a 15 foot radius of you must succeed a Wisdom saving throw or gain a level of Frenzy. This saving throw is repeated every turn they remain in this radius, or once per round as they enter this radius. Solar Flare. For 1 cursed energy, you may make a cursed energy attack roll that replaces an attack you make in the Attack action. On a hit, this attack deals 2d6 + Charisma fire damage and inflicts a level of Frenzy. Lord of Chaos Maximum Technique At the 20th level, you have endured more than enough. As a bonus action for 10 cursed energy, you undergo a transformation and become the Lord of Frenzy. Your head becomes a ball of flame. Attacks aiming for or damaging the head inflict 1d4 fire damage to the attacker if they are within 5 feet. Your body grows into grotesque proportions. You become a size larger, to a maximum of Gargantuan. You can use your Charisma modifier instead of Strength or Dexterity for melee weapon attacks and damage rolls. Your melee weapon attack’s damage type is replaced with psychic. All of your Frenzied Flame techniques costs are reduced by your Charisma modifier, to a minimum of 1. Ataraxic Ember Technique Reversal Upon learning Cursed Technique Reversal, you acquire the ability to reverse the effect of mental turmoil. As a bonus action initially costing 2 cursed energy, you expel blue flames from your eye at a willing creature within 30 ft.: Reduce the amount of Frenzy a creature has, at 1 Frenzy per 1 cursed energy spent. Heal psychic damage dealt to a creature, at a rate of 15 psychic damage per 1 cursed energy beyond the initial cost. If you spend 6 or more cursed energy, you may remove one mental condition from the creature you are touching, such as Confused. After spending the initial cost of 2 cursed energy, you may spend additional cursed energy up to your proficiency modifier. Domain Expansion: Aged One’s Exultation Domain Expansion You have harnessed the pinnacle of sorcery as an ashen, burning hellscape begins to surround you. In the far distance, a massive tree shaped like a splayed maw emits a funnel of bright yellow flame that touches the heavens themselves, as the sky is covered in a sickly marbled pattern composed of navies, oranges, and yellows. Creatures affected by your domain undergo a Wisdom saving throw at the beginning of your turn. On a failure, they suffer 15d8 psychic and have one eye be turned into a Shabriri Grape. On a success, they take half as much damage. The Wisdom save and its effects are the sure-hit of this domain.

Sensory Amplification

Sensory Amplification is tied around manipulating both your own and your opponents senses.

Own Worst Enemy This innate technique utilises a Wisdom save called Sensory. The difficulty class for this save is determined by the user’s Curse Save DC in conjunction with the affected creature’s Perception modifier. Sensory Overload Lapse Technique Starting at the 1st level, whenever you make an unarmed strike or as a bonus action melee attack roll, you may spend 2 cursed energy to amplify one of your target’s five senses. Sight. For one minute, the creature’s sight is overclocked. The creature gains 60 ft. of darkvision in total darkness and can see normally in dim light. In bright light, the creature has disadvantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks using sight. In presence of an immensely bright light, such as a car’s high beams, a spotlight, or a flashbang, the creature must undergo a Wisdom (Sensory) saving throw. On a failure, they suffer from the blinded condition for one minute. On a success, nothing happens. This saving throw can be repeated at the beginning of the creature’s turns, and on a success, Sensory Overload ends. Hearing. For one minute, the creature’s hearing is overloaded. The creature gains advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks using hearing. In loud environments, such as a factory, active city street, or similar places, disadvantage is imposed instead. If the creature hears a loud sound or suffers thunder damage from any source, the creature must undergo a Wisdom (Sensory) saving throw. On a failure, the creature suffers from the stunned condition until the beginning of its next turn. On a success, nothing happens, and 'Sensory Overload' ends. A creature can only be stunned once from this effect. Smell. For one minute, the creature’s sense of smell is overclocked. The creature gains advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks using smell. In putrid environments or in contact with a strong smell, the creature must undergo a Wisdom (Sensory) saving throw. On a failure, the creature suffers from the poisoned condition. This saving throw can be repeated at the beginning of the creature’s turns, and on a success, Sensory Overload ends. Touch. For one minute, the creature’s touch is overloaded. The creature gains 10 ft. of tremorsense. If the creature witnesses something such as a heavy object falling or an earthquake within the tremorsense radius, they must undergo a Wisdom (Sensory) saving throw. On a failure, they are overwhelmed and knocked prone. To stand up again while the source of the original saving throw is present, the creature must succeed on a subsequent Wisdom (Sensory) saving throw. On a success, 'Sensory Overload' ends. Taste. For one minute, the creature’s sense of taste is overclocked. When the creature consumes a spicy or unpleasant tasting food, it must undergo a Wisdom (Sensory) saving throw. On a failure, the creature becomes incapacitated, with the only action it may take being drinking from a source of water or milk. The affected creature may end this condition early by drinking from a source of water or milk. A creature can only have one of their senses overloaded at a time. You may end this technique’s effect early, which subsequently lifts any benefits or detriments gained from it. Sensory Enhancement Technique Improvement At the 3rd level, you have acquired finer control over your technique, and feel comfortable with using it on yourself. For 3 cursed energy, you can gain one of the following benefits as a bonus action, lasting one minute: Sight. You gain 60 ft. of darkvision in total darkness and can see normally in dim light. Furthermore, you gain advantage on Wisdom (Perception) rolls involving sight. Hearing. You gain advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks using hearing. Smell. You gain advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks using smell. Touch. You gain 15 ft. of tremorsense. Taste. You gain the ability to discern if a substance is safe to consume and how likely it is to kill you by taste alone. Consumption is not required for this to work. You can only benefit from one of these at a time. You can gain two benefits as part of the same bonus action at the 11th level, and three benefits at the 17th level. Reflex Tuning Extension Technique At the 6th level, you expand your enhancement to your broader nervous system, and not just your brain. As a bonus action for 5 cursed energy, you gain the following benefits for one minute: You gain advantage on Dexterity saving throws. You no longer provoke opportunity attacks. Attacks that are, or originate from a creature that is invisible are no longer done with advantage against you. Compounding Punishment Technique Improvement At the 10th level, you have a greater understanding of the sensory system, and learn how to impose multiple conditions at once. You may impose up to half of your proficiency bonus, rounded up, in conditions at any one time on a creature. Additionally, you may apply the conditions from the 3rd level feature on a willing creature as an action. Tokyo School Improvement: Sense Nullification Extension Technique At the 14th level, after your studies in the Tokyo school and a lot of experimentation, you have realised that your technique is deeper than simple amplification. For 10 cursed energy, you may nullify a creature's senses with a Constitution saving throw, within touch distance. On a failure, choose one of the following effects, which last for one minute: Sight. The affected creature is blinded. Hearing. The affected creature is deafened. Smell. The affected creature fails any Wisdom (Perception) check using smell, and cannot smell at all. Touch. The affected creature cannot react to taking damage and cannot benefit from Temporary Hit Points. Taste. The affected creature loses their sense of taste. Sensory Apex Technique Improvement At the 20th level, your nervous system is perfectly in sync. When you are under the effect of Reflex Tuning, you get the following benefits: You gain an additional reaction. Once per use of Reflex Tuning, you can take one additional action on top of your regular action. Once per round, you can turn a saving throw into a Dexterity saving throw, avoiding it entirely on a success.

Zoltraak

This personalised Cursed Energy Discharge allows you to summon a staff, that allows for greater output than you can normally achieve.

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 Give It Your All. 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. If you have the Flawless Fundamentals cursed feat certain features count towards different things while you are in burnout. Cursed Energy Discharge and Give It Your All 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. Staff Reliance Class features, and feats granted by the class except Cursed Energy Ray are unavailable without your staff. The Cursed Energy Ray you have access to without your staff is the base feat, with no reductions, improvements, et cetera, granted by the technique. Killing Ray Lapse Technique (S-1 or M (Staff)) Starting at 1st level, you gain the ability to summon a staff shaped cursed tool. As a free action for 1 cursed energy, you may summon a grade 4 cursed tool. It has the versatile property and deals 1d6(1d8 versatile) bludgeoning damage on a melee hit. You can only have one staff summoned and must spend a bonus action to desummon it. If your staff breaks, you must spend a long rest or more repairing it, up to the Dungeon Master's discretion based on the severity of the damage and repairs required, before it functions normally again. You will always summon and desummon the same staff, so it must be fixed when broken. Using this staff, you gain the ability to fire high-power 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, and so is its range. While using the feat with your technique, it counts as a cursed technique feature. Additionally, the feat acts as a 5 foot wide line, and does not end in an explosion. Whenever you produce a ray, a sigil is summoned, which sheds dim light in a 5 foot radius, making it obvious that you will attack. If you spend more than your Charisma modifier on a Ray, small butterfly shikigami will emanate from the sigil, before flying away and disappearing out of sight. Mini Beams. 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 as evenly as possible 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. Barrage of Fire Technique Improvement At 3rd 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). Rapid Casting Technique Improvement At 6th level, you have honed your ability to overwhelm your opponents with beams of cursed energy. You may replace attacks in the Attack action with Cursed Energy Ray while you are holding your staff. Additionally, attack rolls made with the Mini Beams feature ignore cover except full cover. Give It Your All 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, 120 foot long and 15 foot wide line. Creatures caught within this line must make a Constitution saving throw, taking 12d12 necrotic damage on a failure and half as much on a success. This technique deals twice as much damage to objects and structures. 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. 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: Ray Sniper Technique Improvement At 14th level, you discovered the potential of blasting people away from far distances. While Giving It Your All, you may choose to make it an attack roll instead, vastly increasing its range. The technique's range is doubled, and the bonus to the range per cursed energy spent is +20 feet instead of +10. If you are aware of a creature's location, such as a person hiding behind a tree, you may ignore total cover and pierce through it. 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. Curse Killing Ray 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 expel mass amounts of positive energy at range. You may use the Cursed Energy Ray feat and change its damage type to radiant. When you do so, the cost of the ray is doubled.

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Size	Damage
Tiny	d4
Small	d6
Medium	d8
Large	d10
Huge	d12
Gargantuan	2d12