Base Class: Bard
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Allure of Corruption
Beginning at 3rd level, your charms take on a sinister nature.
Whenever a creature is charmed by you, they additionally suffer the following penalties:
- They can not voluntarily use their moverent to move further away from you if they can see or hear you.
- They have disadvantage on perception checks while they can see or hear you.
Additionally, when you would deal damage against them, they suffer additional psychic damage equal to your bardic inspiration dic size.
Kiss of the Succubi
Additionally starting at 3rd level, vou discover how to better charm foes. By expending a usage of your bardie inspiration, you can cast the charm person spell as a bonus action with the following changes:
- The creature does not have advantage on the save if it is fighting you.
- You ignore cither the verbal or somatic components (But not both the remaining component should be a flirtatious gesture, such as a kiss or flattering words.
- If it failed its saving throw by 5 or more, it is unaware you charmed it once the spell ends.
Tough Love
Beginning at 6th level, you are able to harm those under your sway without suffering much consequence. When you damage a creature charied by you and this would normally break the charm the enemy creature instead has to repeat the saving throw with advantage, on a failed save they are still charmed.
Additionally you have advantage on attack rolls against
creatures charmed by you.
Sorry Not Sorry
Additionally at 6th level, when a creature charmed by you is reduced to 0 HP or dies, you gain temporary hit points equal to half your bard level (Rounded down) + Your Charisma Modifier.
Polyamorous
Once you hit 14th level, your skills and cruelty are as deep as a normal succubi's. When casting charm person using your Kiss of the Sucubi trait, you cast it as if it was being casted at 3rd level. Creatures no longer have advantage on their subsequent saving throws to break your charm if you damage them with tough love.
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