Arcane Body (4e Paragon Path)
Arcane Body
“ | I have more power in my little finger than you do in your whole body. | ” |
—Aurius, Human Witch, Speaking to an apprentice. |
Prerequisite: Warlock, Focused Channeling class feature
You have toughened your body to the point where you can store any amount of energy in it and focus massive amounts of arcane power into even the smallest parts of it.
You've also mastered the control of arcane energy in your body so it's second nature. Moving it for protection or attack doesn't even require thought anymore.
This power also tends to cause your body to glow brightly wherever you focus your energy.
Arcane Body Path Features
- Arcane Body Movement (11th Level): You gain a +1 bonus to attack rolls made with arcane melee attacks.
- Body Amplification (11th Level): You can use an action point to use your second wind if you have already used it once this encounter.
- Arcane Fortitude (16th Level): You gain Resistance 4 to all damage.
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