Foras
Level 19Attacks
Abilities
The ritual Foras led his cultists on allowed them to turn aside time and halt aging, but it required more than the sacrifice of an individual's given name-it required the sacrifice of sight itself. The removal of the eyes symbolized a Thresholder's abandonment of all they had seen before, and with the ritual's completion they gain something greater than mere vision: they gain the Unseen Sight. This is a precise sense that mimics Darkvision yet functions even if the eye sockets themselves are cov
Foras exists outside of time; he doesn't age, doesn't need food or drink to survive, and can't be Quickened or Slowed unless he chooses to be.
When Foras rolls a success on a Will save, he gets a critical success instead.
60 feet. A living creature that enters the aura or ends its turn within it has some of its temporal essence drained away to Yog-Sothoth. It must succeed at a DC 38 will save or become Slowed 1 for 1 round (Slowed 2 on a critical failure). Worshipers of Yog-Sothoth are immune to Time Siphon.
Foras is Quickened, and he can use this additional action to Step, Stride, or Sustain a Spell.
If a reaction would disrupt Foras's spellcasting action, he attempts a DC 15 flat.; on a success, the action isn't disrupted.
The man who would take the name Foras grew up millennia ago among worshipers of Pharasma, yet he came to believe that the Outer Gods were the keys to claiming personal power. He tricked his people's priests into to imparting eldritch truths they would not normally share, then shared them with a few fellow secretive scholars of the occult.
Gathering those whom Foras could manipulate, he retreated to a new stronghold-a location now known as Candlemere. Here, Foras's cult gave up their sight and their souls, only to become trapped with him within their own compound when their leader's brother tracked them down and imprisoned them. Yet even this hasn't stymied Foras, and he continues to this day to work toward his goal of drawing Yog-Sothoth into the world.