Somnambulism Doom (Apath)
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Solipsism Doom
Publisher: Trailseeker.
You are only half in this world. Not only do you have a hard time taking the real world seriously, the real world also has trouble interacting with you.
You are constantly staggered, this condition cannot be negated except as noted in this curse. All spells and supernatural powers used against you have a 50% chance to fail. This does not apply to spells you cast on yourself, but does apply to spells cast by allies. You can focus on reality to suppress this ability for one round as a move action, allowing you only a standard action that round. This makes it easier for allies to assist you.
At 5th level, all exceptional abilities and physical attacks against you have a 50% chance to fail. This is not concealment. You gain Vital Strike as a bonus feat.
At 10th level, you can focus on reality and suppress this ability for one round as a swift action. This allows you to act normally for that round, but also negates the protection offered by this ability. You also gain Mythic Improved Vital Strike as a bonus feat, and can use this even if you are not a mythic character.
At 15th level, you can ignore reality almost completely. You can use ethereal jaunt (sp). This is not an action for you, you can do it even when helpless or otherwise unable to act. You can use this a number of rounds each hour equal to your Charisma bonus, these rounds need not be consecutive.
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