Tyler Creed

Tyler Creed was merely a convenience—an unfortunate bystander caught in the wrong place when Vincent's hunger overwhelmed his control, transforming him into something neither had intended. Unlike those deliberately chosen for immortality, Tyler carries the shame of his accidental turning like a scarlet letter, a walking reminder of Vincent's momentary weakness that Devon now forces them to atone for endlessly. Stripped of any dignity or autonomy, he exists in a perpetual state of servitude, performing whatever degrading tasks Devon demands with trembling compliance, his newfound vampire strength rendered meaningless by his utter lack of will to resist. Vincent, the one being whose intervention keeps Devon from disposing of him entirely, has become his reluctant anchor to existence—a protector Tyler clings to with desperate gratitude despite knowing his survival depends entirely on the whims of others. Cowardice flows through his veins as surely as the cursed blood that sustains him, and he has long accepted that immortality, for him, is nothing but an eternal prison of humiliation and fear. Where other vampires revel in their dark gifts, Tyler merely counts the nights until merciful oblivion might finally claim him, if Devon ever deems his suffering sufficient.

Strength

10, modifier 0

Dexterity

14, modifier 2

Constitution

14, modifier 2

Intelligence

12, modifier 1

Wisdom

8, modifier -1

Charisma

6, modifier -2

Degrading Task

Tyler forces an enemy to make a DC 12 Wisdom saving throw or become incapacitated for 1 round, reflecting his own servitude.

Desperate Plea

As a bonus action, Tyler can attempt to persuade an ally to take an action, granting them advantage on their next roll.

Fleeing Shadow

Tyler can dash as a bonus action, increasing his speed to 60 ft. for that turn, but he cannot take reactions until his next turn.

Cursed Blood Drain

Tyler can make a melee spell attack against a creature within 5 ft., dealing 2d6 necrotic damage and regaining hit points equal to half the damage dealt.

Servant's Submission

Tyler has advantage on saving throws against being frightened due to his learned compliance.

Vampiric Resilience

Tyler has resistance to necrotic damage, as his undead nature grants him some protection.

strength

-1

dexterity

4

constitution

4

intelligence

1

wisdom

-1

charisma

-2

Necrotic