Slipping Sanity (5e Feat)

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Slipping sanity

Your grip on reality is growing tenuous at best and now you can't tell what's fake and real anymore, granting you the following benefits:

• Increase your Wisdom score by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• At the end of a long rest, you designate up to your proficiency bonus of creatures as anchors. as long as you can see your anchors you gain +1 to your saves and attack rolls equal to your numbers of anchors.
• If you lose sight of all your anchors or one dies or all of them, go unconscious, you must roll a wisdom save DC 20 to not suffer the fear condition and take a minus equal to your number of anchors to all your rolls for a minute
• You gain the flaw "I can feel it, I'm on the edge of the abyss but I can't look back or blink or else I'll fall in and never come back."

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