Black Wizard

  Black wizards tend to be greedy, selfish, and arrogant individuals with truly narcissistic and sociopathic behavior disorders. As such, they are extremely adept at manipulating others for their own personal benefit. Black wizards must be either lawful-evil or neutral-evil.   Black wizards can grow to extreme power which is due in large part to the fact that they have access to the Sorcerer, Warlock and Wizard spells lists.   This heightened power comes at a cost, however. Starting at level 5, each time a black wizard gains a level, one effect from the following Malevolent Effects table takes place (DM rolls 1d20 to determine). Each effect explains stacked consequences, if any, for die rolls that are duplicated (e.g. at 5th-level, Mortimer the Black Wizard rolls a 2, causing him to lose sight in his right eye. At 9th-level, Mortimer once again rolls a 2, however this time he loses the eye altogether). If a die-roll lands on an outcome that has already been stacked to its maximum then the effect is transferred to the next individual or creature that strikes the black wizard physically (no saving throw for that individual or creature). Since some effects do not happen immediately, it may be unknown to the black wizard whether something is coming for them and if they will act as a contagion to their next foe. Note that any detriments also stack. In Mortimer's example, he has a disadvantage to his Perception checks when he loses sight in his eye, and once he loses his eye altogether, he has disadvantage on Charisma checks in addition to having disadvantage on Perception checks.   These effects reflect the fact that the black wizard's commitment to evil, while it can provide them with considerable power, tends to make them in-human(oid).   These effects are permanent short of a wish spell, or in some cases a greater restoration spell (if applicable).