Trait[]
Ability Score Increase: Your Intelligence and Wisdom score increases by 1
Age: Immortal, your spirit is native to the Astral Sea, so you are considered an immortal creature for the purpose of effects that relate to creature origin.
Alignment: Most devas are fiercely committed to the cause of good, because they fear what they might become if they turn to evil.
Size: Devas stand between 1.80 - 2m and weights around 80 - 130kg. Your size is medium.
Speed: Your base walking speed is 30 feet.
Languages: Common and two extra language of your choice
Astral Memories: You have proficiency in History and Religion
Astral Resistance: You may choose one, Gain advantage on saving throws against necrotic or radiant damage.
Memory of a Thousand Lifetimes: You have the memory of a thousand lifetimes power.
When you dislike the roll on an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw, you can re roll the die. You must use the new result.
Deep in the recesses of memory, devas recall what they once were: immortal servitors of the gods of good, spirits who chose to bind themselves to the world in mortal flesh. For millennia, their souls have been reborn to wage an endless war against the forces of darkness. Most devas are fiercely committed to the cause of good, because they fear what they might become if they turn to evil: A deva whose soul becomes corrupted risks being reborn as a rakshasa.
Physical Qualities
In appearance, devas are very similar to humans, but with an unearthly beauty and an uncanny stillness about them. They are almost as tall as dragonborn, but much more slender. Devas’ coloration distinguishes them most strongly from humans. All devas have patterns of light and dark colors on their skin. The light portions are chalk white or pale gray, and the dark areas range from blue or purple to dark gray or black. In any individual deva, either light or dark can be dominant, with the opposite shade appearing in simple, elegant patterns on the face, chest, and shoulders. A deva’s hair is typically the same color as these skin patterns. When sitting or standing at rest, devas remain almost perfectly still, except for the occasional blink of the eyes. They don’t fidget or twitch, and their eyes move only when they are actively examining something. Devas do not have children. When a deva dies, his or her spirit is reincarnated in a new, adult body that appears in some sacred place, such as a mountain peak, a riverbank, or a desert oasis. The new deva retains enough memory of past lives to speak and understand multiple languages and offer the proper prayers and sacrifices to the gods of good.