You have learned to use your downward force to your advantage.
When you take fall damage you can remove 1d6 from the damage total.
When falling onto a creature from three times their height or greater , they must make a dexterity saving throw (DC= 5+ your height). On a successful saving throw they dodge the attack and you fall prone. On a failed saving throw they fall prone and take bludgeoning damage equal to half the height of the fall.You also take bludgeoning damage equal to half the height of the fall.
You can choose to cushion your fall with their body. Removing 1d6 from the damage total from the fall, but this amount is also removed from the damage the creature takes.
You can attack while you fall. The attack is at disadvantage.
For every 30ft you fall, remove an extra 1d6.
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