College of fate

The college of fate shows how a bard can make a living through playing games with low risks and high rewards. Since you will always have the edge in any situation, you can choose to be a selfish bard who only plays for themselves or choose to give aid to your fellow party members to better your odds in the long run.

Lady luck’s love

You gain the passive ability to have advantage on rolls that do not damage an enemy directly or apply a condition on them. Once per long rest, as a bonus action, you can flip a coin between yourself and a chosen player and apply the following effects until the end of their next turn. Heads-the chosen player will have advantage on rolls that do not damage an enemy directly or apply a condition on them and will also obtain your proficiencies. Tails-you will obtain the chosen player’s proficiencies.Once the effect of the coin flip has ended, you will no longer have your passive ability until you have taken a long rest.

Snake eyes

 Once per round, as a bonus action or reaction, you can spend a slot of bardic inspiration to reduce a target’s next roll with bardic inspiration + your charisma modifier. You can only target 1 creature with this ability and that creature must have vision of that creature.

Gambler’s woe

Once per long rest, as an action, you can roll a d12 and apply one of the following effects to a chosen party member until the end of your next turn (you may choose who gets the following effect or roll a dice such as a d6 so see who will be chosen). 1-take 2d12 damage, 2-heal for 1d12 + your charisma modifier, 3-cut your damage in half, 4-double your damage, 5-gain disadvantage on your attack rolls, 6-gain advantage on your attack rolls, 7-lose your action, 8-apply the haste spell, 9-become paralyzed, 10-immunity to negative conditions, 11-reduce a players hp to 0, 12-restore your hp and used slots to full or, if they are dead, apply the spell revivify.