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* '''''3. Hollow Husk:''' Once a day, Wick can use ''Vomit swarm'' as a spell-like ability, with his caster level equaling his effective character level. He can only use ''Vomit swarm'' to unleash a '''scarab swarm'''.
**'' The scarabs live inside of Wick when not projected outside of his body. Their squirming causes him discomfort, imposing a cumulative -1 modifier to Concentration per hour on every day he does not consume a pound of rotting meat.


* '''''4. Hollow Husk:''' Twice a day, Wick can use ''Vomit swarm'' as a spell-like ability, with his caster level equaling his effective character level. He can only use ''Vomit swarm'' to unleash a '''scarab swarm'''.
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**'' The scarabs live inside of Wick when not projected outside of his body. Their squirming causes him discomfort, imposing a cumulative -1 modifier to Concentration per hour unless on every day he does not consume a pound of rotting meat.


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Revision as of 03:41, 2 February 2023

The Path of the Pharaoh is the Path of Corruption followed by the Krynnish Red-Robed Wizard Wick.

  • 1. Deathmask: (current stage) Once a day, Wick can use Cause Fear as a spell-like ability, as a gaze attack. His caster level is equal to his effective character level. The DC is determined by his Charisma score.
    • The skin of Wick's face has become dark and shriveled, like leather left out in the desert sun. He gains OR +1.
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  • 3. Hollow Husk: Once a day, Wick can use Vomit swarm as a spell-like ability, with his caster level equaling his effective character level. He can only use Vomit swarm to unleash a scarab swarm.
    • The scarabs live inside of Wick when not projected outside of his body. Their squirming causes him discomfort, imposing a cumulative -1 modifier to Concentration per hour on every day he does not consume a pound of rotting meat.
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