Profane Wightspawn (3.5e Feat)

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Profane Wightspawn [Divine]

Beings drained of life energy by your Profane Wight Strike feat become wights under your control.

Prerequisite: Rebuke undead ability, Knowledge (Religion) 12 ranks, Extra Turning, Profane Ghoul Strike, Profane Wight Strike

Benefit: Any humanoid slain by use of your Profane Wight Strike feat becomes a wight under your control within 1d4 rounds. Created wights are automatically under your control but count against the maximum number of hit dice that you can normally command through use of your rebuke undead power (equal to 1 HD/level). Wights created in excess of this number are not in your control, are immune to further use of your rebuke undead ability and will immediately attack you, although you may voluntarily relinquish command of any commanded undead creature or creatures in order to command new ones.

Normal: Humanoids slain by Profane Wight Strike do not rise again as wights under your control.

Special: Wights created through use of this feat are incapable of spawning other wights while they remain in your control.

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Author: Eric D. Harry © Eric D. Harry 2001   This feat is from the NBoF, please see NBoF Credits.

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NBoF Balance Rating (0 to 5 Scale)

Overall	Purp	Pow	Port	Comp	Rule
4.15	4.25	4.25	4.00	3.75	4.50

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