Sea Legged Pirate

You have mastered the art of maintaining your balance on unstable surfaces but carry some quirks from your time at sea. This feature grants the following benefits and drawbacks:

1. Unsteady Movement
   
   • Your natural wobble makes you difficult to predict. Attack rolls against you with ranged weapons are made with disadvantage.
   • However, your unsteady footing also affects your own aim. When you make a ranged attack, you roll with disadvantage.
   • This does not apply while you are on a moving vehicle, mount, or while flying.

1. Steady Aim
   
   • As a bonus action, you can steady yourself to focus entirely on accuracy. Until the end of your turn, you gain advantage on ranged attack rolls. However, until the start of your next turn, ranged attack rolls made against you are also made with advantage.
   • Using Steady Aim requires you to remain completely still. You cannot move during the turn in which you use this feature.

1. Land Sickness (Mal de Débarquement Syndrome)
   
   • When you remain on land for more than 24 hours, you may experience occasional vertigo, balance issues, or dizziness. At the DM’s discretion, this may impose disadvantage on Dexterity (Acrobatics) checks to maintain balance or avoid being knocked prone.
   • To mitigate this effect, you can return to a ship or spend at least an hour near a large body of water, which restores your sense of balance.
   • When aboard a moving vehicle or mount, your familiarity with unstable surfaces grants you advantage on Dexterity (Acrobatics) checks to maintain balance or avoid being knocked prone.