Dragonscarred Dead Dedication

Feat 6

Prerequisites You were killed and raised as an undead by a dragon with the trait of a magical tradition (arcane, occult, divine, or primal).

You have been slain by a dragon and returned by its same hand, now given a portion of its power. You gain the undead trait, traits matching the ones of your patron dragon (such as occult, fire, ect.), and the basic undead benefits. Any weapons you held on your person when you died and were risen are broken, scarred by the dragons power. However, in your hands, it becomes a vector for your power. During your daily preparations, choose one weapon to act as your Breath-Seared Weapon. While wielded by you, it functions as though it were not broken and deals one bonus void damage and one bonus damage of a type according to the damage listed in the Dragon Breath section of the Draconic Benefactors table for your patron dragon. This bonus damage increases by one for every two feats taken from the Dragonscarred Dead archetype.

You gain the Sear Power action. Sear Power has the same traits that you gained from your patron dragon.

Sear Power (concentrate) Requirements You are not under the effect of Sear Power nor is Sear Power recharging; Effect You call upon your granted draconic power and gain fast healing equal to half your level for 1d4 rounds. Afterwards, Sear Power must recharge and you lose the extra damage from your Breath-Seared Weapon, both for an equal amount of rounds as you benefitted from Sear Power.

Furious Power

Feat 8

Prerequisites Dragonscarred Dead Dedication; dragon instinct

The fury that drove you in life cannot be so easily quenched, not when bolstered by another source of draconic might. Sear Power gains the rage trait and, while you are raging, you never lose the extra damage for your Breath-Seared Weapon even if Sear Power is recharging.

Undying Blood

Feat 8

Prerequisites Dragonscarred Dead Dedication; draconic bloodline

Your blood pumps rotten in your veins, but it still carries the draconic power that now mixes with your new gifts. While Searing Power, casting spells granted from sorcerous gifts or your bloodline spells that deal damage also deals the bonus damage from Breath-Seared Weapon. This only applies to the first time the spell would deal damage.

Glare of Rage

Feat 8

Prerequisites Dragonscarred Dead Dedication

You died in failure. Despite whatever intentions of that which raised you, you failed. You can channel the weight of your defeat into a stare that challenges the most hardened of warriors and eats away at their soul. Target a creature within 30 feet. It must make a Will saving throw against your class DC or spell DC, whichever is higher.

Critical Success The creature is unaffected.
Success The creature is stunned 1.
Failure The creature is stunned for 1 round. If Sear Power is active, the creature also takes 1d6 persistent void damage.
Critical Failure The creature is stunned for 1d4 rounds. If Sear Power is active, the creature also takes 2d6 persistent void damage.

Special If you have the Furious Power feat, Glare of Rage gains the rage trait.

Avaricious Empowerment

Feat 8

Frequency once per use of Sear Power
Prerequisites Dragonscarred Dead Dedication
Requirements You are Searing Power
Trigger You reduce a living creature to 0 HP.

Channeling the lust for treasure of your patron, you further empower yourself from the destruction of the living. You gain temporary HP equal to your level that lasts for the duration of Sear Power. Additionally, Sear Power's duration is extended by one round. If you reduced a living creature to 0 HP from a critical hit or they critically failed their save against you, the temporary HP is equal to double your level.

Scarred Scales

Feat 10

Prerequisites Dragonscarred Dead Dedication

You've drank deep from the well of personal power bestowed upon you, making your unliving body even more dangerous and draconic. You gain the advanced undead benefits, except your paralysis and sleep protection is increased to +2. Additionally you gain resistance equal to half your level against the damage type of your patrons Dragon Breath. Finally, while Sear Power is active, you gain a +2 circumstance bonus all saves against the tradition of your patron dragon (arcane, occult, divine, or primal).

Special If your patrons Dragon Breath is poison, you gain resistance equal to your full level against poison. If your patrons Dragon Breath is void, you instead gain resistance to spirit. Finally, if your patron dragon has a weakness to a damage type, you can choose to gain that weakness equal to half your level to gain resistance to the damage of the Dragon Breath equal to your full level.

Searing Terror

Feat 10

Prerequisites Dragonscarred Dead Dedication; master in Intimidation

Carrying even a fraction of the awe-inspiring majesty and terror of your patron is enough to break lesser foes. Whenever you successfully Demoralize a target, they take 1d4 void damage and 1d4 damage specified by the Dragon Breath of your patron dragon. This damage increases by 1d4 for every two feats you have from this archetype.

Spectral Wings

Feat 12

Prerequisites Dragonscarred Dead Dedication

Your patrons power is at your back, visibly so when wings reminiscent of theirs unfurl behind you, urging you forth. When Searing Power, you gain a fly speed equal to your land speed. If your patron has a type of speed listed in their section in the Draconic Benefactors table, you gain that speed as well for the same duration.

Improved Breath-Seared Weapon

Feat 12

Prerequisites Dragonscarred Dead Dedication
Requirements You are wielding your Breath-Seared Weapon.

Failure means nothing to the weapon reforged by your power. While Searing Power, your Breath-Seared Weapon's bonus damage increases to 1d6 for both types. This is further increased by 1d6 for every two feats you have from this archetype.

Proclamation of Scars

Feat 14

Prerequisites Dragonscarred Dead Dedication

By presenting yourself as an emissary or carrier of draconic power, you can cow the lesser beings against you to kneel and supplicate lest they be subject to your wrath. Every enemy in a 30 foot emanation from you must make a Will saving throw against your class DC or spell DC, whichever is higher.

Critical Success The creature is unaffected
Success The creature is off-guard until the end of its next turn as it reels from your might.
Failure The creature must choose to go prone, prostrating before your power, or gain weakness to your choice of void or the damage type specified for your patrons Dragon Breath. The weakness is equal to the amount of feats you've gained from this archetype and lasts until the end of your next turn.
Critical Failure As failure, except the creature takes both effects and the weakness lasts for one minute.