College of the Firemaster

College of the FIremaster bards are the type to fight first, question later.  Among their favorite activities are arson, murder, genocide, and much more.  Usually loners, they turn their supporting abilities into attacking abilities.  They weave and carve their soul into a fiery mess of destruction and chaos.  Make sure to make them chaotic if you choose to play one.

Fiery Soul

Your soul's fiery nature empowers you. Whenever you enter combat, you gain a multitude of abilities:
Whenever a creature hits you, they take 1d6 fire damage(increases to 2d6 at level 5, 3d6 at level 10, 4d6 at level 15, and 5d6 at level 20)
All of your attacks deal an extra 1d4 fire damage, including spells and cantrips(this increases to 2d4 at level 5, 3d4 at level 10, 4d4 at level 15, and 5d4 at level 20)
You glow 10 feet of bright light, and 10 additional feet of dim light.
You gain resistance to fire damage.

Bardic Discouragement

You lose your ability to cheer on your allies and instead, bewittle your enemies.  You lose the abilities to use bardic inspiration on allies.  Instead, you can use a bonus action to give an enemy bardic discouragement.  This gives them a minus your bardic inspiration die to a roll of your choice.

Arsonistic Powers

you can weave and use flame like it was water in a control water spell.  Any magical or non-magical fire can be weaved and controlled by you.  If a fire attack was used on you, you can use your reaction to move it aside, making you immune but trading that damage to any creature within 10 feet of you if any.  If they were hit too, they take double damage.  Also, as long as the fiery soul ability is active, you can attack twice instead of once.

Fire Form Perfection

Whenever you enter your fiery soul form, you gain these extra abilities.
You are unable to be tied up by any material besides steel or something stronger
You cannot be frightened as your soul becomes too chaotic to feel fear
You set any creature that hits you with a melee attack on fire and they take 2d6 fire damage at the end of their turn.
You can now fully reverse the fire attack using the fire control ability.
You can cast a spell that deals fire damage for free, without using a spell slot. For every slot above 5th, give yourself a level of exhaustion. You can do this once per long rest.