u/Relevant-Ninja604

Context: I'm using grim hollow's transformations for a 5E homebrew setting. One of my players wanted one based around being better at stealth. I figured I'd make one that causes the user to turn into a shadow. The logic behind the flaws was that shadows aren't sentient beings. Turning into one causes reality itself to forget you exist.

Here's what I have something far.

Prerequisites: 15 Dexterity.

Level One:

Transformation Boon, Tide of Stealth: Your dex increase by four. It can't go above twenty this way. Additionally your stealth increases by five.

Transformation Boon, Shadow Walk: While in darkness or dim light, you can magically teleport thirty feet to an area you can see.

Transformation Flaw, Forgetfulness: Your name can not be written down. Any document with your name magically has it removed. If a drawing of your character exists, it turns into a blank piece of paper. The writer or artist does not remember writing the name or drawing the artpiece.

Level Two:
Transformation Boon, Magic of Shadows:
You gain four spells you can cast on yourself and only yourself once a day.  These spells don't require a verbal component. These spells don't use a spell slot.
Pass Without Trace, Invisibility, Spider Climb, Gaseous Form.

Transformation Flaw, Amnesia: If an NPC you know hasn't gotten any sort of contact from your character five days since their last meeting, they need to roll a wisdom saving throw of ten. Upon failing the throw they utterly forget that your character ever existed. They won't recall any memories no matter how meaningful it meant to them. Upon an successful throw the timer gets reset.