Ancient Wyverneer (4e Paragon Path)
Ancient Wyverneer
“ | My wyvern and me... We are the storm that finishes you off! | ” |
—Lyovan, Eladrin Wyvern Lord |
Prerequisite: Wyvern Lord
You are a mighty arcane user, lord of the wyvern power. Using ancient words forgotten from this world, you invoke the mighty Wyvern Spirits to finish your enemies and make them think again of your ancient wyvern powers, unknown to other creatures, told only in legends and stories.
Ancient Wyverneer Path Features
- Arcane Stability (11th Level): You get a +2 to AC after using an arcane power that has effects that require save throws to finish, until the target throws a successful save throw from the effect.
- Inner Power Action (11th Level): When using an action point to use an at-will power, you add your strength modifier to the attack and damage rolls of this attack.
- Ancient Knowledge (16th Level): When using any knowledge (Int or Wis) skill, you may choose to add your Wisdom or Intelligence modifier to the result. The next time you use a knowledge skill you will have a penalty equal to half your wisdom modifier, however.
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