Celestial Energy Absorption System (5e Variant Rule)

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Celestial Energy Absorption System

Instead of spell slots, you absorb energy passively from your surroundings. Your ability to cast magic depends on your environment.

Rules

Instead of spell slots, you use Star Energy Points (SEP) to cast spells.

SEP Pool

Your total class levels + your Charisma modifier) × 2.

Recovery

You regain half your SEP on completion of a short rest. You regain all your SEP on completion of a long rest.

Special Bonus

If resting in moonlight or water, you regain +2 additional SEP.

Environment

The environment you are in affects SEP.

Environment	Effect
Neutral Terrain (Land)	Gains normal SEP recovery (short & long rest apply as usual).
Water (Any source)	Gains 1 SEP per round. You move without restrictions in water. Water actively helps you by redirecting attacks and pushing enemies.
Celestial Exposure (Moonlight/Starlight)	Regenerates energy more quickly, increasing spell damage by +1 per spell level.
Drought/Heat (Severe Weakness)	Loses SEP gradually if dehydrated or exposed to prolonged extreme heat.
Divine Light/Purification Magic	Disrupts SEP absorption, temporarily preventing energy recovery.

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