THE TRICKSTER
list). You also gain proficiency with
Your deal is with a chaotic,
unpredictable entity whose name is
shrouded in mystery. The only thing
you know about it is that it seeks to
create chaos for its own sake. Not
necessarily destruction; but subversion
of existing order. Neither are these
ultimate goals necessarily good.
Regardless, your deal allows you
several abilities to further that goal.
Tricksters may include the servants of
gods such as Mask, Tymora, Loki, and
Leira, demons of a slightly less cruel
bent, and several demigods whose
portfolios include uncertainty. Fey
spirits with some power have also been
known to fill the contract with a
warlock. No matter who (or what), the
entity has chosen to gift you with
powers to expedite the spread of chaos.
Be wary: some tricksters are as chaotic
as the dogma they seek to spread.
Favor may turn to scorn.
EXPANDED SPELL LIST
The Trickster lets you choose from an
expanded list of spells when you learn a
warlock spell. The following spells are
added to the warlock spell list for you.
TRICKSTER EXPANDED SPELLS
1st: Charm Person; Silent Image
3rd: Detect Thoughts; Darkness
5th: Blink; Clairvoyance
7th: Confusion, Polymorph
9th: Seeming, Mislead
NOW I'M A DECEIVER
At first level, you gain a mystical ability
to deceive and lie. You receive the minor
illusion cantrip (if you already have this
cantrip for another reason, choose
another cantrip from the warlock spell
Charisma (Deception), and if you
already have it, you double the
proficiency bonus.
SHIFTING BALANCE
At sixth level, your connection to the
Trickster manifests in the ability to
control some of the chaos around you.
When you awaken from a long rest, you
can roll a d8. Record the number.
Before the effect of one of your rolls is
announced (ability check, attack roll or
saving throw) you may add to that
number to the roll. If an enemy is
within 5 feet of you, you can use the
number to alter the roll for that enemy.
You must reroll the die at the end of
your next long rest, whether you used
Shifting Balance or not. You can use
this feature once per the long rest.
CONTROLLED CHAOS
Starting at 10th Level, your experience
in chaos gives you limited control over
outcomes. Within a 30 foot radius
centered on you, allies (up to a number
equal to or less than your Charaisma
modifier) either gain the effects of a
Bless spell (1 minute, but no
concentration needed) or enemies (up to
a number equal to or less than your
Charisma modifier) the effects of a Bane
spell. Saving throws are allowed to
counter the Bane spell at your spell
save DC. The use of this ability is
silent, and can be used as many times
as your Charisma modifier (1
minimum) between long rests.
WILD TERRAIN
Starting at 14th level, you can infuse
chaos into the very earth around you.
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