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* None: -5 | * None: -5 | ||
* Personal effect like clothing or a trinket: -0 | * Personal effect like clothing or a trinket: -0 | ||
* Physical part of the creature, such as hair, teeth, or a finger +5 | * Physical part of the creature, such as hair, teeth, or a finger: +5 | ||
* You have the creature itself: +10 | * You have the creature itself: +10 | ||
If you hit the creature, it is afflicted by your Curse of Withering. The creature knows the nature of the curse but does not necessarily know that you are the caster. For the duration, each time it | If you hit the creature, it is afflicted by your Curse of Withering. The creature knows the nature of the curse but does not necessarily know that you are the caster. For the duration, each time it Takes a Rest, it immediately gains +1 Death Point. Additionally, each time it Takes a Rest, it must make an END check against your WILL. On a failure, it does not remove any of the Death Points it has gained over the previous day. | ||
Lesser Restoration and similar magic can remove this curse if the caster succeeds on a magic roll against a DC of your | Lesser Restoration and similar magic can remove this curse if the caster succeeds on a magic roll against a DC of your magic attribute +10. The creature attempting this rolls 2d20, taking the lower. Greater Restoration and similar magic can remove this curse automatically. | ||
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!Dark Power | !Dark Power | ||