Natan, The Forge Divided (Cloned)

Two souls bearing the same name were bound together in a single warforged vessel through means neither fully comprehends. The first Natan was a Spartan warrior of unparalleled skill, chosen by Zeus himself to lead his people toward a golden age of conquest and glory. His divine heritage granted him strength that could shake mountains, yet his greatest power lay in his ability to inspire those around him—until the day his own soldiers turned their blades upon him, viewing his ambition as tyranny rather than salvation. As his mortal flesh failed him, the god of the underworld reached up from the depths and claimed what remained, twisting the champion's fury into something darker and more primal. The second Natan walked a different path entirely, a paladin devoted to Tyr's principles of justice and righteous law, spending his life ensuring that truth prevailed over deception and that oaths remained sacred. His unwavering faith became his blindness when a brother-in-arms—corrupted by whispers from beyond the stars—orchestrated a massacre within the temple's sacred halls, leaving Natan among the fallen. In that moment between life and death, something extraordinary occurred: rather than pass into the afterlife, both souls were drawn into the same forge of creation, their essences melded into a single warforged frame. Now Natan exists in a strange equilibrium, two minds sharing one body without the violent dominance one might expect. The warrior and the paladin do not battle for control but instead seem to take turns influencing his actions, each emerging more prominently depending on the locations he visits and the circumstances he faces. When standing in halls of law and order, the devout follower of justice speaks through their shared form; when surrounded by those who would betray or oppress the innocent, the wrathful demigod rises to the surface. This duality has made Natan unpredictable and fierce, driven by impulses that swing between righteous fury and primal veng

Strength

20, modifier 5

Dexterity

14, modifier 2

Constitution

20, modifier 5

Intelligence

10, modifier 0

Wisdom

16, modifier 3

Charisma

12, modifier 1

Wrath of Zeus

Melee Weapon Attack: +10 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 3d10 + 5 slashing damage and 2d6 lightning damage.

Justice's Judgment

Natan channels divine energy, forcing one creature within 30 ft. to make a DC 18 Wisdom saving throw or take 4d8 radiant damage and be blinded until the end of its next turn.

Fury of the Forge

Natan enters a rage for 1 minute, gaining +2 to damage rolls and resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage.

Soulbound Strike

Natan can make two melee attacks as a single action, each dealing 2d10 + 5 damage.

Divine Retribution

When hit by an attack, Natan can use his reaction to deal 3d6 radiant damage to the attacker.

Echoing Vengeance

Natan can unleash a wave of energy, forcing all creatures within 15 ft. to make a DC 18 Constitution saving throw or take 6d6 thunder damage.

Duality of Purpose

Natan can switch between two personas, gaining different bonuses based on the situation.

Wrath of the Fallen

When reduced to half health, Natan gains advantage on attack rolls and damage rolls.

Divine Resilience

Natan has resistance to necrotic and psychic damage due to his dual nature.

Echoes of Betrayal

Natan can sense betrayal within 60 feet, gaining advantage on Insight checks.

strength

10

dexterity

7

constitution

10

wisdom

8

Unholy Resurgence

Natan can regain 20 hit points and immediately make one melee attack.

Divine Intervention

Natan can impose disadvantage on an enemy's attack roll against him.

Duality Shift

Natan can switch between his two personas, gaining advantage on his next attack or saving throw.

necrotic

psychic

charmed

frightened