Prerequisite: Bard of 3rd level or higher.
You have combined magic and your own rhythmic talents allowing you to use your movement and grace as a focus for your spells, you gain the following benefits as long as you are dancing.
- You do not need the Verbal components of a spell.
If You have bardic inspiration, or a feature that uses it you need only be visible to a creature to use those features - Targeted creatures need only see you for spells that normally require them to hear you, also any save they make against a spell that results in a charmed effect will be made with disadvantage if they can see you.
- Spellcasting is now a performance check for you if you are dancing. Use the result of this check for attack rolls and setting DC’s
- You can dance while you move, when you do your move speed is decreased by 10ft
- Your AC increases by 2 while dancing.
- You may use the blade flourish feature if you have it while moving if you are dancing and have that feature.
- For performance, and persuasion checks you may use your dexterity modifier in addition to other bonuses.
- If you make a Dexterity saving throw to avoid falling prone you do so with advantage.
- If you make a Dexterity Savings throw to Avoid an effect will you are dancing you do so with advantage.
- Concentration checks made for spells you cast may be made as dexterity (performance) checks
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