[Title]
| Class: | Rajah |
| Chakra: | Neck |
| Saving Throw: | Reflex negates |
Golden akasha settles within the Dragon’s throat. When the Dragon proves themselves worthy, the essence within surges forth as a white hot flame.
The entitled gains the benefits of the Two-Weapon Fighting feat.
In addition, when the entitled hits with an attack from both their primary and off-hand weapons or with two different naturals weapons (two different claws, a claw and a bite, but not two bites, for example) in the same turn, they may, once per round as a free action before the end of the turn, breathe a 20-foot cone or a 40-foot line of white-hot akasha, dealing 1d4 points of untyped damage to all opponents within the area (Reflex negates).
The save DC for this veil’s breath attack is equal to 10 + 1/2 the weaver’s veilweaver level + his veilweaving modifier.
Essence
Each point of essence invested in this veil reduces the entitled’s penalty for fighting with two weapons by 1.
In addition, each point of essence invested in this veil increases the breath weapon’s damage by one step on the following scale: 1d4 > 1d6 > 3d6 > 5d6 > 7d6 > 9d6 > 11d6 > 13d6 > 15d6 > 17d6 > 19d6.
Chakra Bind (Neck)
After hitting a creature with both their primary and off-hand weapons in the same round, the entitled’s weapons ignite until the end of their next turn; such ignition allows these weapons to ignore an amount of DR equal to 1/2 the weaver’s veilweaver level + 1 for each point of essence invested in this veil.
Additionally, the maximum essence capacity of this veil increases by 2.