Debutante

Ancient legends tell of a great elven warrior queen named Tristheiralynn Amanodel, whose enchanting equipment and puissant poise captivated all those who saw her in battle. While her gear was overwhelmingly opulent, it was her distinct style that really set her apart from other fighters. Her loyal soldiers and even some of her surviving enemies began to emulate her elegant style, striving for beauty in life and battle, refining their forms of combat into an art. Those of later generations found her battle regalia itself to be cumbersome, but practitioners of the style- who eventually were known as Debutantes- are still found around the world today.

As a Debutante, your aesthetic aspirations are only towards battle: you seek out the most beautiful garments, keeping them and your armor pristine; you crave the finest culinary delicacies, the most moving music. While some Debutantes have fallen off the path into wanton hedonism, most strive towards gratitude, hoping to make life a joyful dance with beauty and grace.

Debutantes face fierce resistance from unseemly ugliness of the world, but malevolent and mundane. Still, they are unafraid lead the dance and bring beauty to everywhere it is needed.

Style

You have learned how to put beauty and grace into battle, making each fight a work of art with impeccable style. You gain proficiency with Persuasion and Performance, and you also gain a Style Point whenever you  score a critical hit, land an attack with Advantage, succeed on a Charisma saving throw against a spell, make a successful Persuasion or Performance check, or an attack of opportunity against you misses. You can hold up to Proficiency total Style Points, which last until you take a short or long rest. You have a Style save DC for some features, which is 8+Charisma modifier+Style Points. Once a turn, you can expend a Style Point to do one of:

• Ravishing Run: Gain total Style Points x 5 movement speed until the end of your next turn.
• Debonair Dash: Take the Dash or Dodge actions as a bonus action.
• Vivacious Violence: As a bonus action, a creature in range of your weapon must make a Charisma save against your Style save DC, if they fail, they take damage of your weapon's type equal to your Style Points. This counts as a weapon attack, but not towards the number of attacks you can make a turn.

Smooth and Suave

Starting at 7th level, your poise and confidence let you add half your proficiency bonus (round up) to any Dexterity or Charisma check you make that doesn’t already use your proficiency bonus.

In addition, opportunity attacks against you are made with disadvantage.

Flawless Finesse

At 10th level, your Finesse has reached new heights, unlocking the full potential of your arsenal. You can increase the damage die of Finesse weapons you wield by one class. You also can use your Dexterity score instead of Strength for weapons you're proficient with.

Elegantly Elusive

Starting at 15th level, a casual grace suffuses your every movement, your extensive training as a Debutante keeping you untouched in sticky situations. Wwhen you are subjected to an effect, such as a trap or a dragon’s breath, or something like a lightning bolt spell that allows you to make a Dexterity or Charisma saving throw to take only half damage, you instead take no damage if you succeed on the saving throw, and gain temporary hit points equal to your Style Points that last until the end of your next turn.

Too Beautiful to Die

At 18th level, you attain the pinnacle of beauty in battle, your exquisite fashion reaching all the way down to what might be your last, heartbreaking, breathtakingly stylish moments. If you would be reduced to to 0 hit points or fewer by an attack or spell or an effect, you can expend all of your Style Points to make a Performance check: if you pass the check you instead remain at 1 hit point; additionally, any creature that caused the effect and is within 180 feet of you is Charmed by you for the next minute, or until you attack it. You can only use this feature once after a long rest.