Living Armor (5e Feat)
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Living Armor
Prerequisites: Panopletherea
With mutual agreement you can be used as an armor by creature of equal or smaller size than you.
- Donning and doffing you as an armor is a bonus action.
- While donned you can use all your actions but you cant use your movement and when dropped to 0 hp you fall off and can't be worn again untill stabilised and concious.
- If you want to gain control of your wearer doings you have to make opposite constitution check. You succes immediately if wearer lets you do it or is unconsious in some way. While you are in control you can use your movement but wearer can only do actions which don't require any sort of movement (for example can speak and cast spells but only with verbal components). During this time wearer can attempt regaining control or doffing you at the start of every round as opposite constitution saving throw.
- While you are worn all attacks using AC will be directed straight into you. Simultaneously all constitution saving throws are made by you, all strength and dexterity saving throws are made by person in control and wisdom, intelligence and charisma save throws are made separately. Effects for succeeding and failing save throws that are shared still apply for both of you.
- While worn willingly you can conversate telepathically with your wearer.
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