College of Gospel

Bards of the College of Gospel are bringers of joy and healing. they use their music to sooth the sick and injured. 

Gospel Truth

Starting at 3rd level your heavenly voice speaks wonders to those who hear it. You gain the following benefits. 

You can speak and understand all languages. 

When you are preforming those hearing you have inspiration 

 

Dirge of Penance

at 6th level you gain the ability to sing a dirge to punish the hearts of the wicked.  Creatures within range that are undead or evil aligned have disadvantage on their attack rolls. They must make a Constitution saving throw DC 15, on a failed save the creature takes Necrotic damage equal to your bardic inspiration die.  You can expend uses of your bardic inspiration die to deal additional damage, You cannot expend users surpassing your bard level. 

Merry Revelry

at 9th level when you start a long rest you can play a pleasant tune to help allies rest easy. Sleeping creatures gain immunity to all status effects and will gain inspiration after a long rest.  This inspiration lasts until the next long or short rest of if they are knocked prone.

Choir of Family

Starting at 14th level Your Gospel truth reaches those closest to you, While preforming, Deceiving,  Intimidating, or persuading allies can aid in the roll. using their Charisma or wisdom modifier (You get to choose) 

Righteous Charge

Starting at 17th level You gain the ability to channel your divine song through a friend, choose 1 friendly creature that can hear you, You can spend grant them assess to your bardic inspiration die, They can use any number of them to add to their damage rolls. You can use this feature as long as you have uses of your bardic inspiration. 

Righteous Charge

Starting at 17th level You gain the ability to channel your divine song through a friend, choose 1 friendly creature that can hear you, You can spend grant them assess to your bardic inspiration die, They can use any number of them to add to their damage rolls. You can use this feature as long as you have uses of your bardic inspiration.