Fluder Paradyne

Born during an era when magic was fragmenting into isolated disciplines, young Fluder witnessed the collapse of the unified magical traditions that had once defined his civilization. His parents, minor court functionaries with no magical aptitude, recognized something extraordinary in their son when he began spontaneously manifesting spellwork across three incompatible schools of magic—a phenomenon so rare that scholars had theorized it impossible. Rather than celebrate this miracle, the magical establishment attempted to suppress him, fearing that a true Triad caster would destabilize the carefully balanced power structures they had constructed. Fluder's obsession with magic was born not from ambition for power or prestige, but from a desperate need to understand why he alone could perceive the underlying unity that others insisted did not exist. For decades he studied in secret, mastering each tradition independently before gradually weaving them together, each breakthrough consuming him more completely than the last. By the time he was discovered and brought into the imperial court, Fluder had already sacrificed his childhood friendships, his romantic prospects, and any semblance of normal human connection—trades he made without hesitation or regret. As centuries passed and Fluder ascended to unprecedented heights of magical achievement, he discovered a terrible truth that haunted his every waking moment: the closer he drew to understanding magic's deepest mysteries, the more he realized that human lifespan and cognition were fundamental barriers to true enlightenment. He had extended his life through increasingly esoteric magic, watching generations of younger mages rise and fall, each one eventually proving inferior to his accumulated knowledge. His jealousy toward potential rivals was not born from ego, but from the agonizing awareness that he might never find someone who could teach him what he still lacked—and that his own mortality, despite his best efforts

Strength

10, modifier 0

Dexterity

14, modifier 2

Constitution

20, modifier 5

Intelligence

30, modifier 10

Wisdom

20, modifier 5

Charisma

16, modifier 3

Triad Spellcasting

Fluder casts three spells of different schools simultaneously, each at 9th level.

Abyssal Insight

Fluder targets one creature within 60 ft., forcing it to make a DC 18 Intelligence saving throw or take 8d10 psychic damage.

Arcane Disruption

Fluder disrupts magic in a 30 ft. radius, causing all spells to require an additional spell slot to cast.

Master of Magic

Fluder can see magical auras and gauge a caster's power and tier.

Triad Mastery

Fluder can cast spells from Arcane, Divine, and Spiritual schools simultaneously.

Longevity of Knowledge

Fluder has advantage on Intelligence checks related to magic.

Aura of Wisdom

All allies within 30 feet gain a +2 bonus to Intelligence saving throws.

strength

0

dexterity

10

constitution

12

intelligence

18

wisdom

11

charisma

9

Arcane Surge

Fluder can cast a spell as a legendary action, expending a spell slot of 6th level or lower.

Temporal Shift

Fluder can teleport to any unoccupied space within 120 ft. and gain advantage on his next spell attack.

Master's Jealousy

Fluder targets one creature he can see, imposing disadvantage on its next attack roll or saving throw.

Psychic

Force

Charmed

Frightened