Mighty Cloud of Jellyfish

Mighty Cloud of Jellyfish is passive feature available to Swarmkeepers. It turns the Gathered Swarm into jellyfish that deal ⁠Lightning damage and can shock enemies. This feature can be switched out at level up.

Description

You gain a mighty swarm of jellyfish that fights on your side. Once per round, the swarm can assist you in one of three ways after you attack an enemy: it can attack and deal additional ⁠Lightning damage,  Shock your enemy, or teleport you to a safer location.

Details

 Recharge: Per turn

UID

Swarmkeeper_Jellyfish_Mighty

Reaction: Cloud of Jellyfish: Attack

 Cloud of Jellyfish: Attack

Use your swarm to attack the same target and deal 1d8⁠⁠Lightning damage.

Technical details

UID

Interrupt_GatheredSwarm_Jellyfish_Attack

Interrupt Contexts

OnCastHit

 Stack ID

SwarmKeeper

 Recharge: Per turn

 Ask

Reaction: Cloud of Jellyfish: Mighty Shocking Sting

 Cloud of Jellyfish: Mighty Shocking Sting

Use your swarm to  Shock and  Disarm your target.

Technical details

UID

Interrupt_GatheredSwarm_Jellyfish_Disarmed

Interrupt Contexts

OnCastHit

 Stack ID

SwarmKeeper

 STR Save

 Recharge: Per turn

 Ask

Reaction: Cloud of Jellyfish: Mighty Teleport

 Cloud of Jellyfish: Mighty Teleport

Use your swarm to  Teleport you to a new location and gain a temporary +2 bonus to your  Armour Class.

Technical details

UID

Interrupt_GatheredSwarm_Jellyfish_BoostedTeleport

Interrupt Contexts

OnCastHit

 Stack ID

SwarmKeeper

 Recharge: Per turn

 Ask

Condition: Shocked

 Shocked

Duration: 1 turn

 STR Save (Spell save DC)

• Cannot take reactions and has  Disadvantage on Ability Checks and Saving Throws using Dexterity.

Condition: Disarmed

 Disarmed

Duration: 1 turn

 STR Save (Spell save DC)

• Affected entity has dropped its weapon to the ground.

How to learn

Classes:

• Class level 11: Swarmkeeper

Notes

• The different swarm options all share a cooldown. Only one of them can be used in a single round.
• Due to  Prey's Scent, Cloud of Jellyfish: Attack will deal an additional 1d6⁠⁠Psychic to targets marked with  Hunter's Mark. This damage does not increase with Mighty Swarm.

Bugs

• Cloud of Jellyfish: Mighty Shocking Sting cannot actually disarm a target because it applies  Disarmed instead of  Weapon Dropped!, the former of which is used as a tooltip description markup for spells which apply disarm conditions such as the latter.
• A hidden technical condition, which is responsible for applying a visual effect to targets, triggers the passives from  Boots of Stormy Clamour,  Coldbrim Hat, and  Diadem of Arcane Synergy when a target successfully rolls a saving throw against Cloud of Jellyfish: Mighty Shocking Sting.