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tudying the writing on her old, worn tome, a witch
prepares her spell. As she glances between the
text and the shimmering image of her target
bubbling on the surface of her cauldron, she curls
a sly grin before it fades. She begins to cast her
magic upon her unsuspecting enemy.
A woman clad in folds of white robes twirls her magic staff
as a white dove flutters around her, cooing calmly while a
giant ogre descends upon them both. As the ogre lifts to drop
the head of his mace upon the witch, a white ward erupts
before her, knocking the ogre back as it reels from the
magical shield.
A woman, scorned by a village who refused to allow her to
set up a shop of potions, rallies her arcane knowledge into a
cruel, vengeful curse. They will soon change their mind as
each new-born of the village is born an undead creature.
Witches are magic-users. They are practitioners of magic
that controls, alters, divines, or in another word, affects.
While most witches choose a magical path, such as White
Magic or Dark Magic, every witch has an arsenal of magical
spells that make them stand out as healers, oracles, or sages.
Witches do not draw their magic from gods or divine means
(though they may worship them), nor are they bestowed by
patrons or beings of immense power; instead, witches gain
their magic from their witchcraft, a form of spell preparation
that varies by individual witches.
Creating a Witch
The first step of creating a witch usually means answering
the question of how they attained their magic. Were they
taught as an apprentice from a powerful witch? Were they
exposed to some ancient tome that made them curious
enough to explore? Witches are not wizards, in that they learn
magic in just studious ways, necessarily, but instead discover
it through a combination of their wisdom and learnedness of
the world and how it works.
Consider what drew you to magic. Power? Vengeance? The
aim to protect and love? The desire to control and ascend?
Regardless, witches are not easily archetypal; they are
versatile and unique to their own. It is only in the magical
paths that witches choose to take that others may begin to
better understand them as closer archetypes.
Class Features
As a witch, you gain the following class features.
Hit Points
Hit Points: 1d6 per witch level
Hit Points at 1st Level: 6 + your Constitution modifier
Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d6 (or 4) + your Constitution
modifier per witch level after 1st
Proficiences
Armor: None
Weapons Daggers, darts, slings, quarterstaffs
Tools Herbalism Kit
Saving Throws: Your chosen spellcasting ability and your
choice of either Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma.
Skills: Choose two skills from Arcana, Deception, History,
Intimidation, Insight, Investigation, Nature, and Religion
Equipment
You start with the following equipment, in addition to the
equipment granted by your background:
(a) two daggers or (b) a quarterstaff
a component pouch
(a) a scholars pack or (b) a priests pack
an herbalism kit
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 The Witch
Proficiency Ceremony Cantrips
Level Bonus Features Spellcraft Spells Known 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th
1st +2 Spellcasting, Spellcraft, 1 3 2
Witchcraft Coven
2nd +2 Ceremony Book, Familiar 1 1 3 3
3rd +2 Witchcraft Coven Feature, 1 2 3 4 2
Sanctum Artifact
4th +2 Ability Score Improvement 2 2 4 4 3
5th +3 Witchcraft Focus (One) 2 3 4 4 3 2
6th +3 Witchcraft Coven Feature 2 3 4 4 3 3
7th +3 2 3 4 4 3 3 1
8th +3 Ability Score Improvement 2 4 5 4 3 3 2
9th +4 Witchcraft Focus (Two) 3 4 5 4 3 3 3 1
10th +4 Witchcraft Coven Feature 3 4 5 4 3 3 3 2
11th +4 3 5 5 4 3 3 3 2 1
12th +4 Ability Score Improvement 3 5 5 4 3 3 3 2 1
13th +5 Witchcraft Focus (Three) 3 5 5 4 3 3 3 2 1 1
14th +5 Witchcraft Coven Feature 3 5 5 4 3 3 3 2 1 1
15th +5 3 6 5 4 3 3 3 2 1 1 1
16th +5 Ability Score Improvement 3 6 5 4 3 3 3 2 1 1 1
17th +6 Witchcraft Coven Feature 4 6 5 4 3 3 3 2 1 1 1 1
18th +6 4 6 5 4 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 1
19th +6 Ability Score Improvement 4 6 5 4 3 3 3 3 2 1 1 1
20th +6 Witchcraft Coven Feature 4 7 5 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 1

have a number of witch spells prepared equal to your chosen

Spellcasting spellcasting modifier + half your levels in Witch (rounded
down) at any one time. The spells must be of a level for which
As a practitioner of your witchcraft, you can cast witch spells.
you have spell slots. To prepare (and learn, if you choose
See Chapter 10 of the Player's Handbook for the general
intelligence) spells, follow the rules in the Choosing Your
rules of spellcasting and the end of this text for the witch
Spellcasting Ability note.
spell list.

Cantrips Witch's Levy

Magic comes at a cost. In order to continue casting spells and
At 1st level, you know three cantrips of your choice from the
have access to your spellcasting capabilities, you must adhere
witch spell list. You learn additional witch cantrips of your
to the levy of your Witchcraft Path. See each individual
choice at higher levels, as shown in the Cantrips Known
Witchcraft Coven to find its levy. Failing to pay the witch's levy
column of the Witch table. You gain additional cantrips
strips you of your class features, except only the ones, if any,
known based on your Witchcraft Path that do not count
that could help you pay your levy.
against the Cantrips Known column of the Witch table.

Preparing and Casting Spells Chosen Spellcasting Ability

Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma could be your spellcasting
The Witch table shows how many spell slots you have to cast
ability for your witch spells. See the Choosing Your
your spells of 1st level and higher. To cast one of these spells,
Spellcasting Ability note. Use your chosen spellcasting ability
you must expend a slot of the spell's level or higher. You
whenever a witch spell refers to your spellcasting ability. In
regain all expended spell slots when you finish a long rest.
addition, you use your chosen spellcasting ability modifier
You prepare the list of witch spells that are available for you
when setting the saving throw DC for a witch spell you cast
to cast, choosing from the witch's spell list. At any one time,
and when making an attack roll with one.
regardless of your chosen spellcasting ability, you can only

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Choosing Your Spellcasting Ability:
How you Acquire & Prepare Spells
Witches are versatile. They can come to how they
might prepare their spells in unique ways. Follow
these rules when determing how your chosen
spellcasting ability affects how you prepare spells.
Intelligence. You are a cunning witch who
prioritizes study and learning into your craft. You
carry with you a spellbook, a tome, or perhaps just
your ceremony book. Follow the same rules for a
wizard's spellbook (page 114 of the Player's
Handbook) for preparing, copying, and learning
spells, except the number of spells you can have
prepared at a time is your Intelligence modifier +
half your levels in witch (rounded down).
Wisdom. You are wise and incorporate your
insightful understanding of all things into your
craft. You carry with you a prayer book, a book of
lore, or several trinkets which you believe are
symbols to higher powers that you consult as you
prepare new spells or use your spellcraft ability.
You always prepare your spells after a short or long
rest. You memorize the incantations and gestures
you must make to cast the spell, which takes at
least 10 minutes per spell level to do so. Forgetting
a previously prepared spell takes no time. You may
only prepare a number of spells equal to your
Wisdom modifier after a short or long rest.
Charisma. You have a magnetism to you that
others cannot deny. In your craft, you bring a
presence of self that fuels your understanding of
magic. When you prepare spells or use your
spellcraft ability, you must meditate or channel
your own sense of self-confidence into your
powers. You always prepare your spells after a long
rest. You memorize the incantations and gestures
you must make to cast the spell(s), which takes at
least 1 minute per spell level to do so. Forgetting a
previously prepared spell takes no time. You may
only prepare a number of spells equal to your
Charisma modifier after each long rest.
increase the spell slot of the spell they are casting by your
result (maximum 9) or increase the spellsave DC by 1 for
every witch who used spellcraft as a reaction when they cast
their spell (maximum 3).
Once you have spellcrafted a number of times shown for
your witch level in the Spellcraft column of the Witch table,
you must finish a long rest before you can spellcraft again.
Witchcraft Coven
At 1st level, you embark on your coven of witchcraft.
Witchcraft is, in a sense, synonymous with magic, but witches
must choose a path of their craft that leads them towards
certain discoveries and often times more witches who share
their interest in that particular form of magic. You must select
a Witchcraft Coven at 1st level between the choices: Dark
Magic, Nature Magic, Otherworldly Magic, Prophetic Magic
or White Magic. Cantrips gained by your selection of a
Witchcraft Coven do not count against the cantrips you know
from the witch class table.
Ceremony Book
At 2nd level, you choose a book of some kind that outlines
your magic, whether good, ill, or somewhere in between. It
may be a darkly bound tome with a blinking eye on its cover
that only opens its lid to you. It may be a holy book of some
ancient order, bound by the stem of angels wings. Still, it may
be a disorganized, crumpled pile of pages, tethered together
only by loose string. Usually the book is representative of the
character of the witch, but within it contains the spells that
you may utilize in ceremony or more, if you wish. A ceremony
book may be used as an arcane focus.
You may choose a number of spells as told on the Witch
table to add the ceremony tag to it, so long as you are able to
cast that spell normally. You may then cast that spell, but only
as a ceremony and not require the expense of a spell slot
when you cast the spell as a ceremony.

Ritual Casting
You can cast a witch spell as a ritual if that spell has the ritual
tag and you have the spell prepared.

Spellcasting Focus
You can use your ceremony book, an herbalism kit, and any
Witch's Focus items that you can wield in your hand(s) as a
spellcasting focus for your witch spells.

Spellcraft
At 1st level, you may quickly exert yourself in some way
relevant to your craft to swap out a spell you have prepared
for another spell from the witch spell list. As an action,
choose one spell of 5th level or lower that you have prepared
and then choose another of 5th level or lower from your witch
spell list that you can cast to replace it with.
At 5th level, as a reaction to an ally that belongs to your
same witchcraft coven as you and that is casting a spell
within 60 feet that you can see, you may expend a spellcraft
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 You may have a ceremony spell prepared normally or not
prepared at all. If you have it prepared, you can either cast it
normally or cast it as a ceremony. A spell cast as a ceremony
is cast at your highest spell slot for your levels in witch, even
if you have expended all your spell slots. Casting a spell as a
ceremony also requires its normal casting time plus 1
additional hour. It also requires 25gp per spell level in
material costs of various ceremonial items, such as candles,
sigils, expensive inks, etc. You must pay any additional
material component cost to the spell. You may spend 8 hours
of a day in complete study, meditation, or prayer (or a
combination of the three) to replace a chosen ceremony spell
for another.
Casting spells as a ceremony is particularly taxing. You may
cast one spell as a ceremony before taking a long rest. If you
attempt another before taking a long rest, each spell cast as a
ceremony gives you one level of exhaustion.
Familiar
At 2nd level, you gain a familiar to grow close to and consider
as a pet, friend, ally, or even more, perhaps. When you cast
the find familiar spell, you can choose one of the normal
forms for your familiar or one special form: homunculus, imp,
pseudodragon, quasit, or sprite.
Sanctum Artifact
Witches are known to have strongholds of power whether
they are huts, massive cauldrons with legs of a chicken, or
towers.
Starting at 3rd level, you may begin to set the stage for
where one day your sanctum may be. By spending at least
100gp in ingredients in a magical ritual that takes seven
complete days, you may create an immovable altar, shrine,
cauldron, or other artifact that your DM approves of that is
the center-piece of your sanctum. This artifact has a strong
magical aura that can be seen by the detect magic spell.
Whenever you are within 30 feet of your sanctum artifact, you
gain advantage to any saving throws against spells or other
magical effects. Additionally, depending upon your witchcraft
path, other benefits are bestowed upon you as you develop
your craft. If you create another sanctum, your previous
sanctum simply fades and turns to dust.
Destroying a sanctum artifact by damaging it significantly
causes a magical explosion dealing 4d8 force damage to
anyone within 20 feet of it being destroyed or 8d8 force
damage to anyone within 5 feet of it being destroyed.
Witch's Focus
Starting at 5th level, after spending 30 minutes in ritual, you
produce a magical focus item which becomes a signature of
your craft. The properties of each item only works for you.
This item can only be made once and if it is lost or destroyed
you may repeat this ritual to summon it or create it anew,
thus destroying anything of its previous iteration. You may
use items created in this way as an arcane focus. Choose one
focus below and at 9th level and 13th level, you gain an
additional witchs focus.
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Athame
Usually the more sadistic and darker witches possess an
athame. You create a magical, ornate or rusted, dagger. As a
bonus action and as part of casting a spell of 1st level or
higher, you may deal 1d4 slashing damage to yourself and
add that result as a bonus to your spell attack or spell save
DC for the spell casted. For example, if you roll a 3 while you
cast charm person you take 3 slashing damage and your spell
save DC increases by 3. If you cast a spell that continuously
requires saving, continue to use the bonus until that casting
of that spell has been resisted or the spell has ended. Once
you use this feature you cant use it again until you finish a
short or long rest. At 10th level you increase the die to a d6.
Broom
A magically enchanted broom appears to you. Even though it
appears as a broom, it may be otherwise treated as a magical
quarterstaff (no bonus). As an action, you may activate its
further magical properties and, so long as you ride it, which
requires both hands, you gain a flight speed equal to 60ft.
Once activated, the flight speed lasts for 1 hour. You may not
activate the brooms flight again until you take a short or long
rest. You cannot cast spells the same turn you use your flight
speed if the spell has a somatic component.
At 10th level the flight speed lasts for 8 hours.
Garb
You may magically enchant your favorite garb as part of the
witch's focus ceremony. Choose a set of clothes (not armor) to
enchant during the ritual to make a witchs focus, usually a
shawl, a beautiful white robe, a weathered black shroud, a
beautiful cloak, or any other form of clothing that is
representative of your personality.
Whenever you wear your garb without wearing armor or a
shield, your armor class is equal to 13 + your Dexterity
modifier. You may only have one garb enchanted in this way
at a time without cancelling out the previously enchanted
garb. Your garb cannot act as an arcane focus, unlike other
focus items.
At 10th level, your garbs magical enchantment increases,
letting you gain resistance to one form of damage type of your
choice at enchantment (or when you level).
Hat
A magical hat, which may be pointed, or look like a silver
circlet, or whatever image you choose that can be worn on
your head, appears before you after the ritual. It is enchanted
and immediately attuned to only you. You gain advantage to
any savings throw against charm and fear conditions.
Additionally, as an action, you may cast the spell charm
person but the duration lasts for 24 hours. You regain the
ability to cast charm person in this way after taking a long
rest.
At 10th level the hats power increases, granting you
immunity to charm and fear conditions.

Mirror
A magical mirror, the size of which you decide, appears
before you; although, it cannot be larger than a standard tall
mirror. The mirror has a celestial, elemental, fey, or fiend
spirit within it (your choice) that is completely loyal to you. Its
information is limited to its type, but it will try to tell you as
much as it possibly can. It can communicate telepathically
with you so long as you two are on the same plane of
existence and it may disappear from the mirror if it wishes
but always answers your calls. You, in essence, gain a
companion of an otherworldly nature who is loyal to you and
seeks to aid you as your interests become its interests. Its
true nature or form, however, may be mysterious for some
time.
Staff
A witchs staff, usually with a small crystal atop or gnarled
and white, appears before you after the ritual. You are
automatically attuned to this item, assuming you are not
attuned to too many items already. Treat this staff as a magic
quarterstaff (no bonus). While this staff is in your possession,
you can prepare one additional spell that cannot exceed your
maximum spell slot level.
At 10th level, you may prepare two additional spells.
Wand
A small rod or wand appears before you, its appearance a
reflection of your persona. As an action, the wand may cast
magic missile at your highest level spell slot without
expending a spell slot once before you must take a long rest
to cast this spell in this way again. Additionally, you may cast
disguise self at will so long as you have this wand.
At 10th level you may cast alter self instead, but only on
yourself.
Witchcraft Coven
Witches know a lot when it comes to magic, but they often
specialize to particular covens, honing their craft to particular
fields of magic. These covens vary widely, though there are
five well-known: Dark Magic, Nature Magic, Otherworldly
Magic, Prophetic Magic, and White Magic.
Choose one path, starting at 1st level. You gain features at
1st, 3rd, 6th, 10th, 14th, 17th, and 20th level.
Coven of Dark Magic
Dark Magic is the coven of the cruel, malevolent, or even
debased witch. It is the magic of sacrifice and taking, of pain
and greed. Witches who are known for their curses are
typically those who joined the covenenat of dark magic.
You gain the follow cantrip(s): chill touch, shocking grasp.
Expanded Spell List
The Coven of Dark Magic allows you to prepare spells that
every witch of the same coven also has access to. Your witch
spell list is expanded by the following spells that you may
then prepare.
Dark Magic Expanded Spell List
Dark Magic Expanded Spell List
Spell Level Spells
1st ray of sickness, witch bolt
2nd cloud of daggers, ray of enfeeblement
3rd animate dead, lightning bolt
4th compulsion, evards black tentacles
5th cloudkill, contagion
6th circle of death, harm
7th finger of death
8th feeblemind
9th power word will
Evil Eye
At 1st level, you gain the ability to offend your first creature
with a powerful curse. As an action, one creature within 30
feet of you that you can see and it can see you sees one of
your eyes flash a dull, crimson color. They then must make a
Wisdom saving throw against your witch spell save DC,
although if they are protected by a protection against evil and
good spell or a magic circle they are not affected by this
ability. If they fail their save, they must write down three
calamitous, bad things that could happen to them. The DM
makes a secret roll, determing which of the bad things may
happen to them (or perhaps something else). This could be
something as simple as missing out on a trade festivals peak
hour, so the wheel of their wagon comes undone and crashes
the wagon, or a group of bandits comes across their wagon. It
could also mean they give birth immediately if they are
pregnant to a stillborn child. Regardless, a circumstance
happens to this person that results in intrigue, drama,
tragedy, or something generally woeful. The woeful event
must occur within seven days of them failing their saving
throw.
You may, at will, cancel the impending woeful event. Once
the calamitous event occurs, however, the feature is
considered completed. You cannot attempt this ability again
until any impending woeful events are completed. Once you
attempt your evil eye upon a creature, you cannot do so again
until you finish a long rest.
Levy of Dark Magic: Sacrifice & Ruin
The price of dabbling in dark magic is terrible and
dangerous. As you grow in power and try to
channel even greater feats of magic, the cost of
your dark magic increases. The levy of dark magic
must be paid each year.
Levels 1-4. In a ritual that takes 1 hour, you chant
or wail. You must be partially smeared in the blood,
fresh or preserved, of a humanoid creature that has
never wronged you in any way.
Levels 5-13. You must participate in an event, in
some way, that leads to a good-aligned humanoid
creature turning away from their alignment through
theft, murder, or some other "evil" act.
Levels 14-20. You must steal the soul, as per
your soulsteal ability, of a good-aligned creature
and use it to fuel your own spells.
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Cruel Magic
At 3rd level your spells are twisted to deal more devastating
damage; each time you hit a target with a cantrip spell that
deals damage, you may add your chosen spellcasting ability
modifier to the damage.
Sacrifice
At 6th level, you learn to sacrifice others to fuel yourself. Dark
magic taps into something that other paths would not:
sacrifice of others. Whether the willing or unwilling, sacrifice
through blood, spirit, or otherwise is a truly potent method of
fueling arcane energies. This is a particularly wicked deed
and seen as a truly dark form of magic.
You may ritualistically sacrifice a creature to fuel your
magic. Doing so costs 15gp in resources per creature
sacrificed. If you spend a short rest doing nothing but
performing a cruel ceremony in which it ends with the death
of a creature (usually restrained or unconscious), you regain a
number of spell slots equal to the creatures challenge rating
(a minimum of 1) but no more than your levels in witch.
You may distribute these spell slots however youd like. Thus
if you sacrifice a CR 7 creature and you are level 7, you may
gain one 4th level spell slot and a 3rd level spell slot or four
1sts level spell slots and three 2nd level spell slots. You may
sacrifice a number of creatures equal to your chosen
spellcasting ability modifier per ceremony. If you do, you add
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together their challenge rating to regain that number back in
spell slots, but never more than your levels in witch.
Targets for this sacrifice feature must possess a soul since
it is part of their soul that fuels this magic. Thus, undead,
constructs, and some other creatures that your DM decides
may not be sacrificed. Additionally, this is a particularly cruel
deed. After you use this feature, you are considered a fiend for
one complete week for all purposes of spells and magical
effects. This does not replace your type; instead, you are both
your normal type and a fiend (temporarily). You cannot regain
more spell slots than you have available to you given your
level.
Dark Sanctum
At 10th level, your sanctum artifact has grown in strength.
Within 1 mile of your artifact, toads, spiders, or other vermin
of your choice frequent the location, setting up many swarms
of their kind. You may, instead, allow your environment within
1 mile of your artifact to appear benign and lovely, even
alluringly so to particular types, like children or fey, if you
choose. Creatures in the area may feel a general sense of
dread and concern as they traverse the location and find it
difficult to sleep. Long rests are impossible without your
permission, given that dreams are turned to nightmares and
images of monsters and terror fill the subconscious. As long
as you are within 100 feet of your sanctum artifact, you gain
the ability to bestow upon an individual a dark gift,
contractually, if you choose.
You enter into a contract with a willing individual for some
power or boon (see below) that you may bestow for
something in return in which they are contractually obliged to
obey. The magic of the ritual compels them to complete the
contract should they sign to the best of their ability. The
contract can be worded and conditions applied however youd
like. Your artifact can only bestow one dark gift before
requiring a month to renew itself to bestow another. The
ritual costs 250gp in materials and takes 1 minute to cast and
can only be cast upon a willing subject of their own mind. You
must have the required ingredients of the dark gift to bestow
it and a fully composed contract that the target signs. The
DM may interpret the contracts wording to create any effect
they wish based on that wording within the confines of the
description of the dark gift chosen. Choose one dark gift to
bestow:
Fortune. The target succeeds at something within the next
month that they wish to succeed in. This could be winning
the affection of another, winning a race, or as much as victory
in battle.
Ingredient: The heart of someone who succeeded at the
same task the target wishes to succeed at.
New Form. You alter the form of your target by
polymorphing them into another humanoid within one size
category of their current size. They may change their race,
their sex, their general appearance, etc. This effect becomes
permanent.
Ingredient: A body part, or organ, or bodily tissue, from
whatever form the target wishes to take. For example, a drow
heart to become a drow. A mermaids lock of hair to become a
mermaid, etc.
Woe. The target chooses an enemy, such as an unfaithful
husband, to have some calamity befall them, as per the Evil
Eye feature. They must, within one week, look upon the
chosen enemy and proceed as though you had used Evil Eye
on them but they do get to roll a saving throw. It's possible the
sanctum artifact may permit a particular woeful event upon
the target, but it's uncertain.
Ingredient: One item cherished or close to the targets
enemy or a thread of the targets enemys hair.
Soulsteal
Starting at 14th level, you can rend a soul from a target to
consume or house in a container or jar. You may cast the spell
disintegrate, except if the spell kills a creature, you may
choose to consume its soul or house the soul in a jar or
container that you possess and display as part of casting the
spell.
Casting this spell in this way only works on creatures that
are mortal and would have a soul. If the target survives, they
are simply wounded, though they feel the effects of a near
soul-rendering. If they die, you may steal their soul, ripping it
in shreds as it fuses to you, gaining temporary hit points
equal to their Challenge Rating x 2 and you also gain a Dark
Boon. They may not be resurrected except by the true
resurrection spell and if that should ever happen you take
6d10 psychic damage as you reel from their soul being
wrenched from you. Using this feature is terrible on the mind.
Should you kill them and take their soul you must make a
Wisdom saving throw (DC 15) or you take 5d10 psychic
damage yourself during the theft of their soul as it fuses and
binds to your being. A dark boon gained in this way can be
used to cast any spell 5th level or lower from your witch's
spell list without expending a spell slot. If you do not use your
dark boon before you take a long rest, it is lost. You may also
decide to house their soul in a container so long as that
container is in your possession when you use this ability. If
you decide to do this, you may not gain a dark boon. If the
container is ever shattered, broken, or opened, the soul
escapes and moves on as though the creature had died
normally.
You may use this feature once before you must take a long
rest to do so again.
Darker Sanctum
At 17th level, your sanctum artifact grows immensely in
power. Your previous Dark Sanctum radius effect now
extends to 6 miles, but the dark gift still requires you to be
within 100 feet. Additionally, four permanent globes of
magical darkness erupt within the area. You choose the
location and treat it as if a permanent darkness spell was cast
there that, once dispelled, returns after 1 minute. You may see
through these darkness spells normally. Additionally, when
someone is within 6 miles of your sanctum artifact, you
detect their type, such as being a humanoid, celestial, fey,
fiend, etc.).
Soul Magic
At 20th level, you gain the darkest understanding, almost like
a fiend, to fuel your magic with souls. If you possess a soul in
some container that may house it, treat it as worth 1,000gp
per the creature's Challenge Rating, to fuel any spell that has
a material cost of that much or less.
Coven of Nature Magic
Nature Magic is the coven that focuses on the natural world:
weather, forests, beasts, swamps, lakes, etc. Unlike druids,
witches who join the coven of nature magic do not have to
worship nature, necessarily. Instead, they simply want to
control ature or simply want to fully understand it.
Expanded Spell List
The Coven of Nature Magic allows you to prepare spells that
every witch of the same coven also has access to. Your witch
spell list is expanded by the following spells that you may
then prepare.
You gain the follow cantrip(s): druidcraft, thorn whip.
Nature Magic Expanded Spell List
Spell Level Spells
1st animal friendship, entangle
2nd beast sense, gust of wind
3rd call lightning, plant growth
4th grasping vine, ice storm
5th awaken, tree stride
6th transport via plants, wind walk
7th regenerate
8th animal shapes
9th storm of vengeance
Natures Stride
At 1st level, its already evident that you know a great deal
when you walk through nature and its majesty. Moving
through nonmagical difficult terrain costs you no extra
movement so long as you take no other action but movement
in your turn. You can also pass through nonmagical plants
without being slowed by them and without taking damage
from them if they have thorns, spines, or a similar hazard so
long as you take no other action but movement in your turn to
avoid their effects.
Levy of Nature Magic: Ley Lines
The price of nature magic is connecting to nature
itself, in some ways. This is through the magical ley
lines that nature itself helps to create and foster.
Your sanctum artifact is a ley line post that is
tethered to a terrain, either arctic, coast, desert,
forest, grassland, mountain, swamp, or underdark.
Once a year, you gain the ability to create a new
sanctum artifact that is only as strong as though
you were a 3rd level witch. You must create this
new sanctum artifact in a terrain that you have no
other sanctum artifacts in (if you have one in each,
you do not need to pay a levy any longer). Thus, you
create new magical ley line posts that empower
nature and yourself. Treat these sanctum artifacts
as separate from your sanctum artifact that grows
as you level. Also, if one is destroyed, you know it.
This levy requires a 3rd level witch feature, thus
only witches of 3rd level or higher must begin to
pay the levy of the coven of nature magic.
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 Animal Form
At 3rd level, choose four beast forms that have no higher than
a challenge rating. By expending a spell slot, you may turn
into them and then back again as an action. In every way treat
this as the wild shape druid feature, but ignore the limitations
of flying and swimming.
Starting at 5th level, you may select two additional beast
forms that are no higher than a 1 challenge rating that
require a spell slot of at least 3rd to transform into and back
again.
Storm Tether
Starting at 6th level, whenever you cast call lightning you
treat yourself as the storm cloud that the lightning bolts
emanate from. Additionally, you do not need to concentrate to
maintain the duration of the spell call lightning.
Finally, the extra magic of your spells are infused with the
elements. Whenever you cast a spell 1st level or higher, you
gain a fly speed of 30ft. until the end of your next turn.
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Natures Sanctum
Starting at 10th level, your sanctum artifact has grown in
power. Within 1 mile of your artifact, the landscape
exaggerates the features of its terrain. For example, if it is in
the arctic, it is colder and is constantly snowing and billowing
with a brisk, sharp cold air. In the forest, overgrown lush
plant life bursts forth and continuously grows. If near the sea,
seaweed appears all over the land as though waves
continuously roll across it and the smell of salt fills the air.
These features are exaggerated and an overall sense of safety
or dread fills the area. All beasts with a challenge rating of 1
or lower within the area act as though they are charmed by
you. They often report to you of any new-comers to the area,
offering their services as sentinels of your sanctum as a trade
for protection.
Additionally, when you are within 100 feet of your sanctum
artifact, you may cast conjure animals, conjure elemental,
and conjure woodland beings but the duration is 8 hours for
each spell. You may only cast each spell once in this way
before you must take a long rest to do so again.
Natures Ally
When you reach 14th level, creatures of the natural world
sense your connection to nature and become hesitant to
attack you. When a beast or plant creature attacks you, that
creature must make a Wisdom saving throw against your
witch spell save DC. On a failed save, the creature must
choose a different target, or the attack automatically misses.
On a successful save, the creature is immune to this effect for
24 hours.
The creature is aware of this effect before it makes its
attack against you.
Sanctum Refuge
Starting at 17th level, your sanctum artifact has grown in
immense power. Its previous effect of natures sanctum now
extends to 6 miles instead of 1. Additionally, beasts with a
challenge rating of 4 or lower are treated as though they are
charmed by you.
You gain additional spells to cast while you are within 100
feet of your artifact: antilife shell, conjure fey (duration 8
hours), sun burst, and wind walk.
Natures Fury
Starting at 20th level, whenever you cast call lightning you
unleash within yourself a powerful storm. Instead of spending
an action to call down lightning bolts, you may use a bonus
action to do so.
Additionally, you may expend a spell slot to turn into any
beast of any challenge rating no greater than 20 that you
know of and back again, as per the druids wild shape feature.
Coven of Otherworldly Magic
Otherworldly magic is the coven that focuses on discovering
the outside worlds. It is learning the knowledge of the planes,
of fiends, elementals, celestials, or even of the aliens of the
far realm. Witches often gain allies and enemies of an
otherworldly nature by joining this coven. They are sought by
others for their knowledge of distant worlds. Some witches
go even beyond the known planes and delve further into the
alien realms of the beyond.
You gain the follow cantrip(s): fire bolt, sacred flame.

Levy of Otherworldly Magic:
Astral Projection
In order to understand a world beyond the Material
Plane, you must do more than read about it: you
must experience it. Once a month, you may
perform a 1 hour ritual to pay your witch's levy, in
which your spirit travels to a plane based on your
Otherworldly Specialty. It is through this first initial
contact that you gain the language of your specialty
and your further abilities. After you perform this
ritual, you have one month and one week to
perform the ritual again to pay your levy.
Celestialism. You travel to a good-aligned plane,
such as the Seven Heavens or Arvandor. While
there, you feel a sense of overwhelming joy, peace,
and sense of rightness. It is possbile, on this
journey, to communicate with angels, archons, or
any form of celestial. You are not in any threat
while there, though when you return from your
astral journey you feel a sense of mortal woe from
the loss of the blissful environment you went from.
You are incapacitated for 1 hour as you try to shake
this feeling.
Demonology. Your spirit journeys to the Abyss.
You may choose a particular layer if you know it,
otherwise your spirit is randomly thrust upon one
of its infinite layers. Demons of various strength
claw at your spirit, trying to seize you for their own
delights of torture. Word may quickly spread that a
half-soul is present in the layer as curious demons
may try to perform dark rituals to rend what of you
is there. You are mostly safe, however. When you
return from your journey, you are horrified from the
experience, as the fear ripples through you. You are
frightened for 1 hour by any creature that is your
size or larger, unless you make a Wisdom saving
throw DC is 14, for each new creature that is your
size or larger than you come across.
Diabolism. You travel to one of the Nine Hells of
Baator. There, devils of various power curiously
interact with your spirit, trying to convince you to
stay and eat what food you may. Some of the most
powerful devils may have spirit food for you to dine
on, and if you fail to resist the temptation by failing
a Wisdom saving throw DC 12, you return from
your journey taking 1d12 necrotic damage.
Regardless, when you return you are overcome by
the cruel seduction of Hell as you are both
horrified and enticed. For 1 hour, you are
incapacitated as you try to shake this feeling.
Elementalism. You visit one of the planes of the
elements: earth, air, fire, or water. Regardless, you
gain further knowledge of the elements and
become obsessed with a chosen element. After
your journey, you cannot cast any spell that has
elemental aspects that reflect an element other
than the plane you travelled to for 24 hours.
The Far Realm. You journey to the far realms, a
place of alien horrors and bizarre life. To bear
witness to such aberrant worlds and life can shake
one's sanity. When you return, make a Wisdom
saving throw DC 14. On a success, roll for short-
term madness (page 259 of DMG). On a failure,
roll for long-term madness (page 260 of (DMG).
Expanded Spell List
The Coven of Otherworldly Magic allows you to prepare
spells that every witch of the same coven also has access to.
Your witch spell list is expanded by the following spells that
you may then prepare.
Otherworldly Magic Expanded Spell List
Spell Level Spells
1st chromatic orb, detect evil and good
2nd blur, zone of truth
3rd speak with dead, tongues
4th compulsion, conjure minor elementals
5th contact other plane, planar binding
6th drawmij's instant summons, planar ally
7th divine word
8th demiplane
9th gate
Otherworldly Specialty
At 1st level, you choose one otherworldly specialty in which
you know a great deal that, once chosen, will decide some of
your future abilities.
Celestialism. You gain the celestial language and are
known to study the knowledge of angels, archons, the
heavens and other (usually) benign otherworldly beings that
are considered celestial creatures.
Demonology. You gain the abyssal language and are
known as a demonologist, studying demons of various kind
as well as ancient lore concerning demon lords and their
rivals.
Diabolism. You gain the infernal language and are known
as a diabolist. You study the infernal wastelands known as the
Nine Hells of Baator as well as the arch-devils and devils
found within.
Elementalism. You gain the primordial language and are
known as an elementalist, studying the vast knowledge of the
elemental planes of air, earth, fire, and water.
The Far Realm. You gain one language of your choice that
you learned from your studies. You are likely known as a mad-
witch, or an alienist, concerned with the knowledge and lore
of the farthest reaching alien realms of worlds beyond mortal
understanding and beyond the known planes of existence.
Otherworldly Understanding
At 3rd level, you gain a boon from your delving into
otherworldly knowledge of your chosen specialty.
Celestialism. You gain telepathy out to 120 feet but may
only speak the celestial language and thus only creatures who
understand celestial may understand you and that you may
understand. Additionally, you may alter any spell you know
that only affects humanoids to also effect celestials.
Demonology. You gain telepathy out to 120 feet but may
only speak the abyssal language and thus only creatures who
understand abyssal may understand you and that you may
understand. Additionally, you may alter any spell you know
that only affects humanoids to also effect fiends that are not
lawful-aligned.
Diabolism. You gain telepathy out to 120 feet but may only
speak the infernal language and thus only creatures who
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 understand infernal may understand you and that you may Casting magic circle, as per this ability, to return a
understand. Additionally, you may alter any spell you know summoned entity does not tax you, nor does it require a roll.
that only affects humanoids to also effect fiends that are not It only consumes a spell slot, but the spell is modified to
chaotic-aligned. return the entity. You may only return entities that you
Elementalism. You gain telepathy out to 120 feet but may yourself summoned using this feature.
only speak the primordial language and thus only creatures Celestialism. At 6th level you summon a pegasus. At 11th
who understand primordial may understand you and that you level, you summon a deva. At 18th level, you summon a
may understand. Additionally, you may alter any spell you planetar.
know that only affects humanoids to also effect elementals Demonology. At 6th level you summon a dretch or
and you gain one cantrip from this list that does not count nightmare. At 11th level, you summon a glabrezu. At 18th
against your cantrips known from the witch class table: fire level, you summon a maralith.
bolt, ray of frost, or shocking grasp. Diabolism. At 6th level you summon a hell hound, lemure,
The Far Realm. You gain telepathy out to 120 feet but may or a nightmare. At 11th level, you summon a horned devil. At
only speak with aberrations in this way. The aberration need 18th level, you summon a pit fiend.
not know a language but it must have an intelligence score of Elementalism. At 6th level you summon one mephit of
at least 4 to understand you and communicate back in this your choice or an azer. At 11th level, you summon one
way. Additionally, you may alter any spell you know that only elemental of challenge rating 5. At 18th level, you may
affects humanoids to also effect aberrations. summon an infantile primordial being of a chosen element.
This is dangerous and highly problematic. Few witches have
Otherworldly Entity attempted it. Will you?
At 6th level, you have gained enough experience that you may The Far Realm. At 6th level you summon a gibbering
call forth a planar entity from your otherworldly specialty to mouther or chuul. At 11th level, you summon a cloaker or an
potentially aid you in whatever way you may need their otyugh. At 18th level, you summon a mind flayer or an
assistance. The entitys cooperation is not ensured and you aboleth.
know this when you attempt to summon them. When you use Note: All otherworldly entities summoned in this way must
this feature again, the same creature that you summoned be from a plane of existence other than the Material Plane.
before may appear again, if it so chooses. If you know its For example, a mind flayer summoned in this way could live
truename, it must come. in the Abyss or the Ethereal Plane, but not from the Material
The use of this feature requires a casting of the magic Plane. Your DM may decide that other entities of your
circle spell, except you may also choose aberrations as a otherworldly specialty type may be summoned, but you must
creature type when casting it in this way. Once the spell is know of the creature and they should be comparable in
cast, you may choose to summon forth your otherworldly Challenge Rating to what you currently could summon.
entity or cast the spell normally. If you choose to summon
your otherworldly entity, the selected creature is summoned
and is contained within the circle for 1 hour. At any time you
may, as an action, end the summoning and return the entity to
their home plane of existence so long as the creature is still
bound into the circle. If you come to some agreement, you
may dissipate the circle as an action and the entity remains
on your current plane of existence until you recast magic
circle in this way with the entity inside the circle and you, as
an action, end the summoning as described above and send
the entity back to where it came from. If you do not cancel the
circle within 1 hour the magical binding effect ends and the
entity may act how it would like, but it must find its own way
back to its plane of existence if it desires that (which it
knows). The entity summoned is based on your level and
chosen otherworldly specialty. You gain the option to select
different otherworldly entities as you level.
Using this ability is taxing on the body and mind. When you
finish casting the magic circle spell as per this ability and
before the entity appears, roll a d20 + your chosen
spellcasting ability modifier. If the result is 10 or below, roll
for a long-term madness (page 260 of (DMG) and you may
not attempt this feature for one year without outright dying as
your will cannot sustain the planar boundary energies. If the
result is between 11-19, roll for a short-term madness (page
259 of DMG) and you may not attempt this feature for one
month without outright dying. If the result is 20-24 you take
2d10 necrotic damage, as the planar boundary energies eat
away at you, and you may not attempt this feature again for
one week. In a result of 25+ you may not attempt this feature
again until you finish a long rest.

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Sanctum Plane-Blur
At 10th level, your sanctum artifact grows in power as your
place of study has begun to warp the landscape in various
ways. Within 1 mile of the artifact, the terrain begins to subtly
shift towards your otherworldly specialty. Celestialism may
have random glowing orbs of light of various colors and
exude a soft, calming feeling. Demonology and diabolism may
cause plants to warp to menacing looking faces and the bark
of trees may shift towards a dull-grey or black color as life
and fertileness fades from the region towards a barren
landscape. Elementalism may have various elements found
randomly as a tree may burst afire or a constant wind howls
through the area or water may weirdly drip upwards into
another pool of water as gravity is defied. The far realm
specialty may cause weirder disturbances, such as ghastly
looking creatures that are born alien-looking or beasts may
turn alien from their normal form, such as a rat with scaly
patches or a hundred eyes.
Additionally, whenever you cast the dimension door spell
and are on the same plane as your sanctum artifact, you (and
another target as per the spell) may instead choose to slip
through the dimensional door you create and appear directly
next to your sanctum artifact instead of simply teleporting a
short distance. Once you use this spell in this way you may
not do so again until you finish a long rest.
Otherworldly Boon
At 14th level, your insights and discovery into otherworldly
magic has altered you in some way that reflects your
otherworldly specialty.
Celestial Aura (Celestialism). As an action, you may
emanate an aura of celestial might. It gives off bright light in a
radius of 60 feet and dim light to 120 feet. While this aura is
on, all fiends within 60 feet are immediately subjected to the
spell banishment, as though you had casted it on them. They
may make a savings throw. If you hold your concentration for
1 minute, they cannot return, as per the spell. While the aura
is activated you gain magical resistance and gain advantage
on saving throws against any spells or magical effects. You
may also bestow this benefit of the aura on any ally that is
within 60 feet of you that you can see up to a number equal to
your chosen spellcasting ability modifier. This aura lasts for 1
minute. Once you use your celestial aura you cannot do so
again until you finish a long rest.
Demons Rage (Demonology). As an action, you may tap
into the chaos of the abyss and instill a boon upon your
fiendish allies to go on a terrible rampage of violence and
anger. You may choose a number of fiends equal to your
chosen spellcasting ability modifier that you can see that are
not hostile to you within 120 feet that are then immediately
under the effects of rage as per a barbarian of 1st level and
they gain temporary hit points equal to 2 x your levels in
witch. This rage lasts for 1 minute. Once you use your
demons rage ability, you cannot do so again until you finish a
long rest.
Devilry (Diabolism). As an action, you choose one target
within 120 feet of you. This target must make a Wisdom
savings throw against your witch spell save DC or take 10d10
psychic damage as an image of him or herself is seen reeling
along a field of one of the Nine Layers of Hell in a particularly
brutal, terrifying display of agony. Suddenly, though, the
damage is withdrawn and the target feels better as he or she
realizes they are back on the Material Plane. You may then
enter into a contract with them by which they must complete
some task, as per the geas spell, except they take the rolled
psychic damage instead of 5d10 as per the spell when they do
not attempt to complete the task each day. If you wish, you
may instead simply deal the damage to the creature only and
not apply the geas effect. Once you use your devilry ability,
you may not do so again until you complete a long rest and
the effect is not currently on another target.
Piercing Elements (Elementalism). You have mastered
the ability to magically harness elements. Whenever you deal
cold, fire, lightning, or bludgeoning (from some spell that has
you altering the earth or wind) damage, you ignore resistance
and reroll any 1s.
Aberrant Form (The Far Realm). You take on some
bizarre, alien form or aspect. You may alter yourself in some
way (see below) a number of times equal to your chosen
spellcasting ability modifier and you regain all uses of this
ability after finishing a long rest.
Eyes: As a bonus action, you sprout hundreds of eyes on
your body, giving you +5 on any initiative roll and you cannot
be surprised. This lasts for 1 hour or you may dismiss the
eyes as a bonus action. When you dismiss them, or the effect
expires, the eyes close and fall off your skin like an expelled
cyst.
Orbs: As a bonus action, hundreds of luminous, milky orbs
with tiny tendrils erupt on your flesh like warts. Whenever
you take damage, they explode as a white, milky substance
darts towards those near you as though the liquid had a mind
of its own. If the target who dealt damage to you is within 15
feet of you, they must roll a Dexterity savings throw against
your witch spell save DC or take 1d12 necrotic damage. If
they are too far away the substance darts towards them but
lands on the ground to burn away at it like acid. Creatures
struck by this damage continue to take 1 point of necrotic
damage each turn until they consume a potion of healing, or a
cure wounds, lesser restoration, or greater restoration spell
is cast on them. These orbs last for 1 minute or until you take
damage twelve times and the substance has an opportunity to
attack back, whichever comes first.
Tendrils: As a bonus action, one or two tendrils poke
through your forehead. You gain telepathy out to 120 feet for
24 hours.
Tentacles: As a bonus action, two tentacles sprout from
some part of your body. Each tentacle has the reach property.
As an action, you may attack once with each tentacle (thus,
two attacks) using your spellcasting attack roll and dealing
1d10 + your chosen spellcasting ability modifier in psychic
damage on a successful hit as the touch of the tentacle sends
psychic shockwaves throughout the targets body. On a
successful hit, the target must make a Wisdom saving throw
or act as though it has been affected by the confusion spell
until the end of its next turn. These tentacles last for 1
minute. When they expire, they explode in a black, tar-like
substance that, if tasted, tastes of rotten meat and a hint of
savory jelly.
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 Sanctum Plane-Shift Coven of Prophetic Magic
At 17th level, your sanctum artifact has grown immensely in
power. Its 10th level feature now extends to 6 miles radius. Prophetic magic is the coven that knows all. Witches who
Additionally, whenever you cast plane shift you may take the study prophetic magic have a strong desire to seek
establishment that your sanctum artifact resides in (such as a knowledge, wisdom, and lore of the world. Many seek out
hut, tower, castle, house, etc.) to the plane that you travel so their wisdom of foresight to understand the great mysterious
long as you are within 100 feet of your artifact. All of the of the world. Many witches who join the coven of prophetic
items within the establishment travels as well, but it must be magic are known to be quite mad.
transported to a place on the new plane that can hold it or it You gain the follow cantrip(s): guidance, message.
may crumble or the foundation may give in. Most witches
scout the area out before hand or are quite confidant each Expanded Spell List
time they travel their abode to a different plane. Some The Coven of Prophetic Magic allows you to prepare spells
purposefully make their homes moveable in some way. After that every witch of the same coven also has access to. Your
you shift your home to a new plane, the 6 mile radius effect witch spell list is expanded by the following spells that you
slowly changes the environment within 7 days, progressively. may then prepare.
Prophetic Magic Expanded Spell List
Otherworldly Majesty Spell Level Spells
At 20th level, all creatures you summon through your
otherworldly entity class feature are immediately charmed by 1st detect evil and good, dissonant whispers
you when they are summoned. This only works on creatures 2nd locate animals or plants, zone of truth
you have never summoned before. This does not work on
summoned entities whose truename you know. For example, 3rd speak with dead, speak with plants
you cannot call forth a particular nightmare that you know 4th arcane eye, evard's black tentacles
Glasya rides and have them immediately be charmed, yet you 5th contact other plane, legend lore
may summon a random nightmare and have them be
charmed. 6th contingency, word of recall
7th divine word
8th glibness
9th foresight

Levy of Prophetic Magic:

Oracle for the World
In order to touch the tapestry of fate, a witch must
pay the levy of prophetic magic by being an oracle
for the world. You must sacrifice your prophecy die
at times, as being the vessel of prophecy can be
too much to bear. After each long rest and after
you roll your prophecy dice, you may decide to
sacrifice a prophecy die or not. If you do so, the
result is sent out into the cosmos and your DM
may decide to use that die result for any roll he or
she desires or that is made by another player.
After each long rest that you do not sacrifice a
prophecy die, you roll a d20 + your chosen
spellcasting ability modifier. Subtract your result
from the number of long rests you have taken that
you have not sacrificed a prophecy die and use that
calculation to determine the following effects:
Less than 5. You are blinded until you take a long
rest. This blindness cannot be cured by any magical
means, short of a greater restoration or wish spell.
6-10. You lose your vision from your eyes as
prophetic magic whiplashes at your sight, until you
take a long rest but gain blindsight out to 30 feet.
11-15. Visions from around various locations,
familiar or unfamiliar, bombard you. You gain one
level of exhaustion.
16 or more. You have avoided sacrificing your
prophetic knowledge and suffer no penalty, as you
harness the prophecies relevant to yourself.

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Prophecy Sanctum Foresight
At 1st level, you have slowly begun to take on the path of At 17th level, your sanctum artifact has grown in power
prophecy. You gain two prophecy dice that are each d20. After immensely. It bestows upon you the effect of the foresight
each long rest you roll any unused prophecy dice and record spell so long as you are within 1 mile of it and its effects
their number. You can replace any attack roll, saving throw, or previously outlined in the Sanctum Sight feature extend to 6
ability check made by you or a creature that you can see with miles.
one of your prophecy die. You must choose to do so before
the roll, and you can replace a roll in this way only once per Supreme Prophecies
turn. At 20th level, your ability to perceive the future pushes you
further beyond the mortal coil. You gain an additional two
Sudden Portend prophecy die and you may, as an action, regain all prophecy
At 3rd level, you realize your magic is connected and die as though you had taken a long rest. Once you regain
interwoven with fate itself. Whenever you cast a spell of 1st prophecy die in this way, you may not do so again until you
level or higher, you may proceed as you normally would with finish a long rest.
its attack, the target rolling a saving throw and what have you,
but after all results are rolled and the effect is seen, you Coven of White Magic
realize, suddenly, that you foresaw it in that instant. This
requires the consumption of a bonus action for you to collect White witches, sometimes called priestesses, are eschewers
your wits and then you may decide if you will continue with of cruelty, malevolence, and greed. They usually believe that
that action or not, otherwise you may act as though you never magic should be used cautiously and often adhere to the 3-
casted the spell and choose to use your turn doing something fold rule: any magic cast upon another unjustly may return to
else. For example, if you realize that your charm person spell the caster by 3-fold. Thus, most white-witches prefer to use
will be resisted if you try to cast it, you can choose to do benign magic to benefit and aid others and eschew the more
something else. If you choose to still cast the spell, you must destructive or malignant spells.
use the results you foresaw. You can choose to use this ability Witches who join this coven often contend with witches of
after seeing the effects of any spell of 1st level or higher, so the coven of dark magic, engaging in duels and feuds with
long as you still have a bonus action left after casting the spell their antithetical ways.
on your turn. You gain the follow cantrip(s): sacred flame, spare the
Once you use this feature you may not do so again until you dying.
finish a long rest.
Expanded Spell List
The Coven of White Magic allows you to prepare spells that
Opened Mind every witch of the same coven also has access to. Your witch
At 6th level, your mind has sharpened and focused. You gain
telepathy out to 30ft. and may communicate with any spell list is expanded by the following spells that you may
creature that has a language. then prepare.
White Magic Expanded Spell List
Sanctum Sight Spell Level Spells
At 10th level, your sanctum artifact has grown in strength.
Within 1 mile of your sanctum artifact patches of fog obscure 1st bless, shield of faith
the land, rolling around casually forever. Creatures, other 2nd aid, lesser restoration
than yourself and any you choose to be immune, suffer from
de ja vu often enough that they feel uncomfortable or even 3rd beacon of hope, daylight
scared. As long as you are within 100 feet of your sanctum 4th aura of purity, death ward
artifact, you know when a creature enters within 1 mile 5th circle of power, greater restoration
radius of your artifact. You gain a general feeling of their
mindset when they do, such as if they are angry, tired, happy, 6th heal, word of recall
etc. Also, you know which direction they are in, but they may 7th resurrection
move from when you first detect them.
Additionally, whenever you cast a divination spell while you 8th holy aura
are within 100 feet of your artifact, roll a percentile. If the 9th true resurrection
number is 80 or above, the spell does not expend a spell slot
and is casted by the energies emanating from your sanctum Healing Soul
artifact. At 1st level, you have begun to embark on the path of
understanding white magic. To do so, you have already
Prophecy for Good or Ill unlocked the hidden power of healing to great efficiency.
At 14th level, you extend further into the reaches of Whenever you heal damage through casting your witch and
understanding fate and the extremes of what may or may not white magic spells, you always re-roll 1s when rolling to see
happen. When you roll your prophecy dice after a long rest how much you heal.
you may, instead, select one die to be either a 1 or a 20.

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White Ward
At 3rd level, you have begun to feel yourself infused with what
you understand to be white magic. You may channel this
magic into a powerful ward. When you, or someone you see
within 30 feet of you, are hit by an attack you may use your
reaction to add a +3 bonus to AC as a mystical, white,
shimmering shield erupts before you, or your target,
distracting the attacker. This bonus applies to the attack that
hit you that you used your reaction on, thus it may instead not
hit you, or someone you saw who you used your ward on.
This bonus lasts for only the attack that you used your
reaction on and then the shield dissipates. You may use this
feature a number of times equal to your chosen spellcasting
ability modifier. You regain all uses of this ability when you
take a long rest.
Counter-Cast
At 6th level, you gain the ability to counter-act magical spells
with aims of malice. When you see a creature within 60 feet
of you casting a spell, you may use your reaction to disrupt
the casting. If the creature is casting a spell of 3rd level or
lower, its spell fails and has no effect. If it is casting a spell of
4th level or higher, make an ability check using your chosen
spellcasting ability ability score. The DC equals 10 + the
spells level. On a success, the targets spell fails and has no
effect.
You may use this ability once before you must take a long
rest to regain the use of it.
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Sanctum Sanctuary
At 10th level, your sanctum artifact grows in power. Within 1
mile of your artifact, subtle orbs dance around the air like
will-o-wisps or celestial orbs. Bright flowers grow and plant-
life feelings particularly lively. Oak and bark on trees, should
there be any, turn a hue of a healthy looking white and
strange, rare herbs and bushes grow in bounty. There is a
general sense of joy, kindness, or safety in the atmosphere. If
anyone is harmed, or takes damage, within the radius of 1
mile of your artifact, you know it occurred and what type of
damage it was as long as you are on the same plane as your
sanctum artifact.
Additionally, whenever someone takes damage within the
radius, your artifact performs a scrying spell on the location
and a magical sensor is placed at the location of the damage-
dealing (assuming, of course, the damage done was not done
in the same room as the artifact). If you are within 100 feet of
your artifact, you may choose not to have this effect go off. If
you do, however, only you can see the image in the scrying
sensor, unless you permit others to see it, selectively. If there
is no scrying pool or location that is regularly used near your
artifact, a magical sensor that acts as that floats near the
artifact, usually above it.
Boon of White Magic
At 14th level you have nearly fully understood the power and
efficiency of white magic. You have unlocked a way for you to
gift others with white magic properties and boons. You have a
number of boons you may bless a target (or targets) with
equal to your chosen spellcasting ability modifier. You cannot
apply a boon to yourself. You must spend 10 minutes in a
ritual for each boon applied to a target or targets and the
ritual consumes 25gp to cast per boon for various ceremonial
resources. See each boon for additional details. For every
boon you cast, you gain one level of exhaustion as performing
this ritual is taxing to you. You may remedy this exhaustion by
magical means or resting, but in 1 hour, any cured or healed
exhaustion returns if that boon is currently still active. You
may cancel any boon by spending 1 action concentrating on
doing so. Your exhaustion does not go away once the boon is
canceled or expires, however.
Boon of Battlement. Whenever a target under the effect of
this boon is dealt damage, they may immediately use their
reaction to attack the target so long as the target is within
range and they are capable of making the attack. This boon
lasts for 24 hours.
Boon of the Bastion. This boon provides advantage to any
Strength, Dexterity or Constitution saving throws. This lasts
for 24 hours.
Boon of Cancelling. This boon absorbs a number of points
of damage equal to 5 x your levels in witch. The damage type
of this boon is either acid, bludgeoning, cold, fire, force,
lightning, necrotic, piercing, poison, psychic, radiant,
slashing, or thunder. This boon may be applied to the same
target multiple times, but a new damage type must be
selected each time. This boon lasts for 24 hours.
Boon of Fortitude. The target gains temporary hit points
equal to 3 x your levels in witch and gains advantage on any
strength or constitution ability checks. This boon lasts for 24
hours or until all temporary hit points are expired.
Boon of Majesty. This boon provides advantage to any
Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma saving throws. This boon
lasts for 24 hours.
Boon of Nobility. The target gains proficiency and
expertise in Deception and Persuasion skills. This boon lasts
for 1 hour.
Boon of the Phoenix. This boon requires the feather of a
phoenix and is consumed when the boon is applied. When
bestowed with this powerful boon, should the target be
reduced to 0 hit points he immediately dies and immolates in
radiant, white fire. Everyone within 25 feet of him takes 6d8
fire damage and 6d8 radiant damage and a Dexterity savings
throw equal to your witch spell save DC reduces the damage
in half. All that remains is a cloud and pile of white ash. In 1
minute, the target bursts from the ash anew, with all their
gear and items in possession at death unscathed, with full hit
points, no conditions applied to him, and no levels of
exhaustion. This effect also ends blindness, deafness, and any
disease affecting him. The target knows nothing of where
they were in this 1 minute, although some imagine they were
with their deity for the briefest of moments. This boon
expires after 7 days or when the target falls to 0 hit points
and it is effecitvely expended.
Sanctum Sanctified
At 17th level, your sanctum artifact has grown immensely in
power. Its previous effect extends now to 6 miles.
Additionally, while you are within 100 feet of your artifact,
you may cast the following spells once before you must
complete a long rest to cast them in this way again:
commune, flame strike, forbiddance, greater restoration,
heroes feast, and mass heal.
Supreme White Magic
At 20th level, you regain the use of your White Ward feature
after you complete a short or long rest. Additionally, you may
bestow a boon from the Boons of White Magic feature once
without gaining a level of exhaustion. A second bestowment
gains a level of exhaustion as normal. Once you bestow your
first boon in this way to avoid a level of exhaustion, you must
take a long rest to do so again.
Witch Spells
Halt
1st level enchantment
Casting Time: 1 reaction by which a creature moves at least
10 feet in your direction
Range: 30 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
You magically compel a creature to stop their advancement
upon you by hurling psychic energies at them. They must roll
a Charisma saving throw or take 1d10-1 points of psychic
damage and they may not move any closer to you beyond the
10 feet that caused the reacion. They may still, however, move
further away from you or stay at the same distance and
complete their turn. Creatures immune to charm cannot be
affected by this spell.
Levy of White Magic: The Rule of 3
The Rule of 3 is that any energy put out into the
world is returned thrice-fold. By simply using magic
in a good way, you are paying your levy. Thus, you
must use your magic for the benefit of some good
deed, event, or person at least once a month. Bad
deeds come with a price.
Good Deeds. This could be anything from casting
cure wounds on a wounded animal. Generally, good
deeds help others, relieve them in some way, and
never harm (physically or otherwise). Once a
month, if you have committed a good deed, your
DM may bestow upon you inspiration, as your good
energy put out into the world returns to you
positively, but you must use it within three days.
Bad Deeds. This could be anyhing that uses
magic against the innocent to steal, lie, decieve, or
harm. When you have committed a bad deed, you
lose any inspiration you currently have and at some
point in the next three days, you, or your DM, must
decide that one of your rolls must be made at
disadvantage as negative energy permeates around
you, affecting your outcomes.
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 Calm Emotions Sending Eyebite
Witch Spells
Continual Flame Slow Find the Path
Cantrips (0 Level) Crown of Madness Stinking Cloud Flesh to Stone
Friends Darkness Tongues Forbiddance
Guidance Darkvision Vampiric Touch Globe of Invulnerability
Light Detect Thoughts Water Breathing Guards and Wards
Mending Enhance Ability Magic Jar
Message Enlarge/Reduce 4th Level Mass Suggestion
Minor Illusion Find Traps Banishment Move Earth
Prestidigitation Gentle Repose Blight Programmed Illusion
Resistance Hold Person Confusion True Seeing
Thaumaturgy Invisibility Control Water Wall of Ice
Vicious Mockery Knock Dimension Door Wall of Thorns
Levitate Divination
1st Level Locate Object Dominate Beast 7th Level
Alarm Magic Mouth Freedom of Movement Antipathy/Sympathy
Bane Magic Weapon Greater Invisibility Etherealness
Charm Person Mirror Image Hallucinatory Terrain Forcecage
Color Spray Misty Step Locate Creature Mirage Arcane
Command Phantasmal Force Phantasmal Killer Plane Shift
Comprehend Languages Protection from Poison Polymorph Prismatic Spray
Cure Wounds See Invisibility Stone Shape Project Image
Detect Magic Shatter Stoneskin Reverse Gravity
Detect Poison and Disease Silence Wall of Fire Sequester
Disguise Self Suggestion Simulacrum
Faerie Fire Web 5th Level Symbol
Feather Fall Animate Objects Teleport
Find Familiar 3rd Level Commune
Fog Cloud Bestow Curse Dispel Evil and Good 8th Level
Halt ** Clairvoyance Dominate Person Antimagic Field
Identify Counterspell Dream Antipathy/Sympathy
Illusory Script Dispel Magic Geas Clone
Jump Fear Hallow Control Weather
Protection from Evil and Fiegn Death Hold Monster Dominate Monster
Good Fly Mislead Earthquake
Purify Food and Drink Gaseous Form Modify Memory Maze
Sanctuary Glyph of Warding Passwall Mind Blank
Silent Image Haste Raise Dead Power Word Stun
Sleep Hypnotic Pattern Scrying Telepathy
Speak with Animals Magic Circle Seeming
Tasha's Hideous Laughter Major Image Telekinesis 9th Level
Unseen Servant Meld into Stone Teleportation Circle Astral Projection
Nondetection Wall of Force Imprisonment
2nd Level Phantom Steed Wall of Stone True Polymorph
Alter Self Protection from Energy Prismatic Wall
Augury Remove Curse 6th Level Weird
Arcane Lock Revivify Arcane Gate Wish
Blindness/Deafness Disintegrate

Credits
Created by redditor /u/impersonater.
Thanks to artists whose art I bastardized.

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