Base Class: Bard
Not all bards are as academically inclined as others. You were a gifted student but you struggled to apply yourself for long. You tried your hand at a lot of fields of study, but nothing ever motivated you. Eventully college just didn't seem worth it anymore. Even though you did not finish your education that doesn't mean that you lack talent or potientlal. you picked up a few useful things here and there. You've learned to think on your feet and often remeber random lessons from collage at the most unexpected times
Frequent Ditching
You struggle to commit to anything for very long. As a free action, once per short rest, you can swap any first or second level spell you know for another spell of the same level from the bard spell list. Additionally when you finish a long rest you can swap any one bard spell you known for any other bard spell of the same level
Frequent Ditching
Once per short rest you can trade any first or second level bard spell for any other spell of the same level. Also, after you finish a long rest you can exchange ANY bard spell in your spell list for another of the same level
Misspell
Your professors tried to teach you a lot of material, but you never found the motivation to study it very carefully, once per long rest you can try to cast any spell from a level you already have access to, regardless of its class restrictions of material components. However, you must change, add, or subtract one and only one letter to the spells title so that it suggests a meaningful, but different effect. If your DM rules that the misspelling does not make sense as a meaningful phrase, the effect fails. Your DM will choose to either let you cast the original spell, or to create a useful but possibly unintended effect that reflects the the misspelled spell's implied effect to the best of the DM's ability. the DM has great latitude in ruling what occurs in such an instance. for example, "chromatic orb" might be misspelled as "chromatic orc". In this case, the DM might rule that you summon a colorful orc under your control. Alliteratively, "healing word" might be misspelled as "Healing sword" with the DM ruling that you create a spiritual weapon that heals your allies upon a successful attack.
Plagiarized idea
Great artist steal, but so do mediocre ones. Whenever an ally you can see or hear uses one of your inspiration dice to modify an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw, you can use your reaction to copy their idea. If you do, the first time in the next 10 minutes when you make an attack roll against the same creature, check the same ability, or roll the same saving throw that your ally made while using the inspiration dice you can add the same number that your ally rolled on the inspiration to your roll