The lucky feat with a buff aimed to turn it from a simple bonus one can take to a feat one could consider making an entire build around.
Some people are supernaturally lucky, perhaps Tymora smiles upon a chosen few people to make the world turn their way, or maybe the universe is enraptured by there very being and shifts to there advantage out of pure admiration, or maybe its nothing, maybe just maybe, some people are luckier than others.
You gain access to a resource called Luck Bursts equal to your proficiency, you regain all these charges on a long rest and one charge on a short rest, using Luck Bursts you can either give yourself advantage on any ability check, ability save or attack rolls or you can use those same charges to impose disadvantage on those same rolls upon any creature that isn't you, additionally, You can expend half your total Luck Bursts to make something guaranteed to either fail or succeed following the same rules. Optional rule for DMs, expend all your Luck Bursts to make something impossible happen, for example imagine that you fall off a building, using all your luck charges you can hit a balconies edge or a roof or any number of objects on your way down to break your fall potentially taking minimal to zero damage thanks to blind luck, another example being you are captured by barbarians and held in a cage in binds, expend all your Luck Bursts to cause a nearby caged beast to go wild and break free giving you an opportunity to escape.
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