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Aware of your knack for divination, your patron bestows on you a mystical cauldron. As an action, you can summon a cauldron, which appears in an unoccupied square adjacent to you. If there is no such square, it can’t be summoned. The cauldron is Medium and can contain a Medium creature if it squeezes. The cauldron is always filled with a mist-like substance, which you can use a bonus action to order to heat up, allowing you to cook with it as though it were water, although the mist itself doesn’t provide any sustenance and can’t be used to inflict damage.

Approving of your desire to obfuscate and deceive, your patron has granted you a magical censer. As a bonus action, you can summon a Tiny censer; it appears in your hand or hanging from your clothing. This censer is destroyed if you use this feature to create another censer. You can also dismiss this censer without an action.

Whether they stumbled upon the demiplane by accident as a child or were born among the towering shelves, Lexicans are those who have been brought up within the interplanar Labyrinthe Library. Nearly as unmoored from reality as the library itself, the very being of such humanoids interacts strangely with the Material Plane.

While one may be tempted to write off corruption as a particularly virulent curse, it’s quite different and has the potential to be more far-reaching. Unless the surrounding areas are purified by powerful holy energies, corruption left unchecked can and often will spread, overrunning and infecting everything in its path. As it has the potential to permeate the very land in which it is found, simply traveling through corrupted lands can be enough to twist an individual’s mind or body.