Tulpa Tether

Roll 1d12 to determine how a tulpa is bound to the world, from immobile objects or portable items that confine it, through buildings and places requiring periodic returns, to livin...

Roll for how the tulpa is bound to the world. The tether is also the way to dispel or destroy it.

Roll 1d12 · Family Tulpa Tether · p. 325

d	Result
1-2	Immobile object — unable to leave its presence
3-4	Small, portable object — unable to manipulate it or leave its presence
5-6	Sculpture or construct — can animate it, cannot leave its presence
7-8	Building or complex — can move freely within, cannot leave
9-10	Place or object (roll 1d6 for size) — can travel but must periodically return
11	Living creature or person — can leave their presence for short periods
12	Untethered — free-roaming, independent

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