Patient

You have learned to take your time in order to minimize mistakes that could be made by shaky hands or tangled feet. When making an ability check or attack roll that requires Dexterity, you can choose to perform the attack or check slowly, taking twice as long to complete any ability check. Doing so gives yourself advantage on the roll, but your Dexterity modifier is not added to your roll. Additionally, if making an attack slowly, you consider yourself under the effects of the slow spell until the start of your next turn.