Due to your clumsy nature, dire situations tend to either rapidly improve or escalate out of hand for you.
Once per short rest, as a bonus action, you may choose to roll a d10 after a successful attack roll. Consult this table to determine the unpredictable outcome of your character's clumsy actions.
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Friendly Distraction:
- A nearby ally sees your clumsy move and is inspired by your bravery. They gain advantage on their next attack roll.
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Timely Trip:
- Your blunder causes an opponent to trip over their own feet, granting advantage on the next attack against them for you and your allies.
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Misguided Lunge:
- You lose your balance, leaving yourself open to attack. The next attack against you has advantage.
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Slippery Strikeback:
- You lose your balance, allowing an opponent to counter your attack. They get a free attack against you.
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Weapon Tangle:
- Your grip loosens, causing your weapon to tangle with your opponent's weapon. You must spend an action to free your weapon.
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Lucky Strike:
- Your unexpected antics distract your opponents, giving your allies an opening. All allies gain advantage on their next attack roll against a target you're engaged with.
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Exposed Flank:
- Your stumble exposes your flank, making you more vulnerable. The next attack against you gains a +2 bonus to the attack roll.
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Fortunate Parry:
- Your clumsy movement accidentally helps you avoid a blow. You gain a +2 AC bonus for one round, making it harder for enemies to hit you.
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Accidental Evasion:
- You stumble, but in doing so, you manage to dodge an enemy's attack. The attacker's next attack against you has disadvantage.
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Backfire Bash:
- Your clumsy movement causes your weapon to rebound off a hard surface or armor, jarring your hand. You take a -2 penalty on your next attack roll.
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