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1. Crystalline Bones
Advantage against forced movement, knockdown, and physical incapacitation *or* resistance to Bludgeoning dmg.
Your jump distance is halved, and creatures you fall on are dealt your HD in fall damage instead of D6's.
When determining whether the drow can be pushed, dragged, or knocked prone, treat them as one size larger.
2. Gemheart
Absorb and release elemental energy.
Acts as a reservoir for elemental energy, structure around the heart.
Once per short or long rest:
> **Gemheart Surge.** When the drow takes damage, they can use their reaction to reduce the damage by an amount equal to PB+CON. The absorbed energy crystallizes beneath their skin.
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> **Earthshatter.** When the drow hits a creature with a melee attack, they can release the stored energy, dealing an additional 2d6 bludgeoning damage and forcing the target to make a Strength save or fall prone.
3. Seismic Sense
Tremorsense while touching earth/stone.
4. Mineral Regeneration
Whenever the drow finishes a short rest while touching natural earth or stone, they regain additional hit points equal to PB+CON.
*(At Higher Levels)* If the drow is reduced to 0 HP while touching stone, they don't die immediately. They become petrified-like and dormant, and begin reconstructing their body from the surrounding earth.
5. Stone Silk
Produce incredibly strong mineral fibers.
6. Earth Glide
Move through natural earth and unworked stone.
Appearance
They'd probably retain the unmistakable silhouette of a drow, but look as though someone carved one out of living stone.
- Dark gray, charcoal, or deep violet skin.
- Subtle marbling beneath the skin, like veins of mineral.
- White drow hair, perhaps with individual strands resembling silver wire.
- Irises resembling gemstones—emerald, ruby, sapphire, amethyst, or obsidian.
- Small crystalline growths appearing around the temples, shoulders, collarbones, or fingertips.
- Fingernails like polished obsidian.
- Their teeth might contain tiny flecks of crystal.
- Their body is unusually dense and heavy.
- Their footsteps have an almost imperceptible stone-on-stone resonance.
- When injured, their blood could contain tiny grains of sparkling mineral.
Gem Production
- Tears crystallize into tiny gems.
- Shed hair occasionally contains strands of metallic filament.
- Their fingernails grow like crystal.
- A broken tooth becomes a small gemstone.
- When they sleep underground, mineral deposits slowly form around them.
- When they experience powerful emotions, crystals grow from nearby stone.
Perhaps their body produces a particular gemstone associated with their personality.
- A calm child might produce jade.
- A passionate child might produce ruby.
- A melancholy child might produce amethyst.
- A secretive Lolthsworn child might produce black diamond.