These gaudy robes have a long, flowing train. They ensure that when you make an entrance, heads turn.
As an action, you cause the robes to billow and sparkle briliantly. You can use this action only if you haven’t moved more than half your movement during the current turn. When you do so, your movement speed is halved, and dramatic music begins to play. Each creature within 30 feet of you that can see you and hear the music must make a Charisma saving throw (save DC 17) or become charmed by you until the beginning of your next turn.
A creature charmed in this way turns to watch you as you make a grand entrance, and has disadvantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks made to perceive any creature other than you while charmed. If a creature’s saving throw is successful or the effect ends for it, it is immune to the effect for the next 24 hours. You cannot Hide on the turn in which the effect is active.
Notes: Charmed
Cue Top Gun music…
*insert imperial march here*
beautiful.
most epicest with goliath barb
try backflipping
Oooout of aaaassshhhheeeeeesss…
Deadpool is the hero the D&D multiverse didn’t know that it needed.
Okay, the other ones are cheesy, but I actually really like this one. It seems like something that a fey would actually use.
I was expecting this to be Cape of Billowing 2, but this is spectacular.
As written, it sounds like your entrance can only last for 6 seconds at most. After that, everyone in the room either passed their save and is now immune or has had the effect end at the start of your second turn and is now immune.
Were I running with this, I might rule in a "at the start of your next turn, you can use your action to attempt to extend the effect, forcing anyone not yet immune to attempt the saving throw again."
imo I would make it a minute since it takes a full action to use the effect and not a bonus action. Because you can't benefit from the effect yourself and you're just painting yourself as a target.
Also, Cape of Billowing 2 exists as homebrew XP

My wife plays a bard in my campaign, I'm sooo giving her this robe...
My brother hates dungeons and dragons fashion and being charmed. He also likes to play rogues so this will be the only clothes related magic item that he likes.
Yeah your right. It needs to either last a minute, or till the end of your next turn. I think that was the original intent, to have you use your action each turn at a slow walk to continue the effect and charm. Just need to not have the effect end without a chance to continue it.
Time to break out the sparkly hair-toss and the soprano sax.
how do I get this?
Add in "a firm wind also surrounds you as though cast by the Thaumaturgy cantrip, causing your hair to flow effortlessly in a manner that compliments your movement"
I am concerned that my bards but will look big in this robe. then agene he looks fabulous in any thing red.
Re: the Superior Cloak of Billowing - As someone who has played a halfling warlock with Mask of Many Faces, I love the "appear 1 foot taller" effect. Proportionally, that's an extra 25-30% height!
Edit: clarifying what this is a response to
exactly what every high charisma bard or rogue needs...
there are two "L's in brilliantly. really fun item.