Patron

You can channel your power through and create your own form of Hallowed Ground, your Divine Territory that exists to further your cause and enable you to perform your duty. You can use an action to place your Divine Territory. It remains in a gently glowing square with each side being 5 ft times your Saint level. The influence of your dedication to your ideal permeates your Divine Territory. The Divine Territory remains in place regardless of whether or not you are within the area. It has the following features:

• Good Aligned creatures feel a strong pull to aid the ideal you are patronizing. Creatures promoting your ideal have advantage on CHA based checks to defend and convince others of the merits of your ideal.

• Evil Aligned creatures and Neutral creatures who do not align with your ideal become uneasy having a 1D6 penalty to D20 tests.

You can use this feature once per long rest or you can regain the use of this feature by expending a 1st or higher level spell slot (No action required). If you create a new Divine Territory, the first Divine Territory ends.

Your whole self is dedicated to the ideal you patronize. You cannot be compelled by any means to undermine or go against your ideal. For instance if you are the Patron Saint of Children and are under the effect of the spell Crown of Madness you could not be forced to attack a child by the spell.

Your Oath and devotion grant you certain spells. You know the following spells and they do not count towards the number of spells you can prepare.

Your Holy Calling manifests additional prayers you can use with your Saint’s Prayers feature.

Prayer for Blessings: You utter a prayer asking for blessings to come upon you and others that uphold your ideal. You pray for 10 minutes and at the end of the Prayer you and up to 6 willing creatures of your choice that heard the Prayer to its completion have a 1D10 bonus to their next failed saving throw for the next two hours.

Prayer for Succor: You utter a prayer expressing vulnerability and a desire to receive succor. You pray for 10 minutes and at the end of the Prayer all Conditions (Blinded, Charmed, etc) end on you or one target of your choice that heard the Prayer to its completion.

Akin to a small Divine Territory centered on you, in a 15 ft diameter your Holy Aura creatures that are against your ideal have a 1D6 penalty to CHA based checks.

By the authority you have as a Saint you command a certain right to judge others righteously. You can use an action to Favorably Judge a target or Harshly Judge a target within 60 ft of you.

Favorable Judge: You judge them a grand help and ally. The target gains temporary hit points equal to your Saint level and while they have those hit points when a creature deals them damage the creature that dealt them damage takes 3D4 Radiant damage.

Harshly Judge: You judge them an enemy and attempt to convince them of the merits of your ideal. The target must make an INT saving throw and on a failed save they see visions of your ideal world and are Stunned by the beauty of it until the end of their next turn. On a successful save they are shown a desolate world without your ideal and take 2D10 Psychic damage.

You can use this feature once per long rest. You can expend a 3rd level or higher spell slot to regain the use of this feature (No action required).

The Mark of the Ideal has appeared on you in the form of your face becoming a mask of serenity that remains impassive at all times. Insight checks automatically fail on you. When the Stigmata appears on you, you are permeated with serenity and lose all bonuses to attack with weapons, unarmed strikes, and spells.

You can use an action and choose a creature within 60 ft of you and the Stigmata appears on them in the form of a mask of iron covering their face, symbolic of their inability to see the truth. The target is Blinded and is Stunned until it succeeds a DC 20 WIS saving throw it can attempt at the start of each of its turns. The Stigmata remains on the target until they die or after 1 hour passes in which it returns to you. You do not suffer the negative effects of the Stigmata while it is on another target.

Every Saint grows in power until a Relic of great power manifests itself to the Saint it is destined for. The powers of the Relic are unique to the Saint and cannot be used by any other unless the Saint has passed on and wills a successor to be able to wield it. The Relic of the Ideal takes the form of a pendant embolized with a symbol of your ideal. The pendant offers an aura of protection reducing all incoming damage to you by 1D8 (Damage cannot be reduced below 0 with this feature).

The Relic has 3 Minor Properties that are divided between all Saints and Patron Saints. You can choose a combination of at least 1 Saint and 1 Patron Saint property. Roll 1D8 each time.

The Relic has 2 Major Beneficial Properties. You have 1 Saint and 1 Patron Saint property. Roll 1D8 each time.