Boon of Creation - Hands of the Creator
How it's obtained: Bought with 0 Aethyr points, or taken with a free pick that allows it.
- Aethyrpoint Cost
- 0
- Level Requirement
- 13
- Technique Requirement
- General
- Energy Pool Type
- None
- Source Reference
- Possession Boon
- Source Requirement
- Possession
- Prerequisite Features
- Acquired Boon - Gift
- Activation Time
- Action
- Domain Requirement
- Divine
- Feature Category
- Gifted Boon
- Recharge Type
- Long Rest
- Concentration?
- No
Description
As an action, you can cause your hands to begin glowing with intense heat. This heat can (slowly) melt metal and stone, set flammable objects aflame, and boil liquids. You can control the degree of the heat to suit your purpose. While glowing in this way, your hands deal 1d4 fire damage to any creature you touch (such as with an unarmed attack, a grapple, or a shove). Creatures also take 1d4 fire damage at the start of each of their turns while touching your glowing hands.
Your grip is vice-like, giving you advantage on attempts to grapple and items cannot be knocked from your grasp. Your hands are also immune to damage from extreme heat (such as handling molten metal) and from hard impacts (such as chopping wood or hammering nails).
You have proficiency with all artisans tools and your hands can function as Artisan’s Tools in the following ways:
Alchemist’s supplies: Mortar and pestle, crucible, balance scales, stir rod, pipette.
Brewer’s supplies: None, aside from crushing and heating ingredients.
Calligrapher’s supplies: Quill, nib, inkwell, brush, scissors, ruler.
Carpenter’s tools: Hammer, saw, chisel, plane, square, ruler, compass, sandpaper, brace and bit (hand drill).
Cartographer’s tools: Quill, ruler, calipers, protractors.
Cobbler’s tools: Awl, knife, hammer, anvil, needle, heel peg, shoe last.
Cook’s utensils: , Knife, fork, spoon, measuring cup, whisk, grater, mortar and pestle, spatula.
Glassblower’s tools: Blowpipe, punty, shear, mold, tweezer, block, furnace, bench.
Jeweler’s tools: Loupe, file, pliers, jeweler’s saw, setting tongs, engraving tools, mandrel, crucibles, burnishers.
Leatherworker’s tools: Awl, knife, needle, thread, mallet, punch, swivel knife, edge beveler, stitching pony.
Mason’s tools: Trowel, chisel, level, square, mallet, jointer, brushes, plumb bob.
Painter’s supplies: Brush, palette, spatula, palette knife.
Potter’s tools: Potter’s wheel, kiln, glazing brush, fettling knife, ribs, loop tools, sponge, mold.
Smith’s tools: Hammer, anvil, tongs, chisel, hardy tools, swage block, bellow, forge, files.
Tinker’s tools: Pliers, screwdrivers, awl, hammers, wrenches, soldering iron.
Weaver’s tools: Loom, shuttle, spindles, distaff, carding brush, warp-weighted, bobbins, spinning wheel.
Woodcarver’s tools: Knife, chisel, gouge, mallet, rasp, coping saw, sharpening stone, vise.