Aynoa's Flute

An oak flute with an assortment of different feathers carefully placed on it. When played, it will call small songbirds to your aid. You may move the feathers around to your liking, and may call a specific kind of bird more then others if it's feather is on the foot of the flute.

When played out of combat, roll a performance check. If you roll 10-12, 1D4 birds will come and land next to you. Rolling 13-16 calls 1D6 birds, 17-20 calls 1D8 birds, and 21+ or a natural 20 will call 1D10 birds.
Playing for 5 minutes will charm the birds for 1 hour, where you can assign them small tasks by using the flute. When the charm runs out, the birds will stop what they are doing and fly away.
When used in combat, you may target a single enemy, and your Performance modifier is used for attack roll. If it hits, a number of birds will come and peck at your enemy, dealing 1D4 + # piercing damage with # being the amount higher you rolled against the enemy's AC.

When used within 100ft of an avian species, they must make a DC5 wisdom saving throw, or be charmed for however long the flute is played. Unlike normal birds, the flute must be played to keep the charm, as stopping will immediately drop the charm effect. If you are attacked in combat while playing and someone is charmed, you stop playing as if your concentration was broken.

Notes: Charmed, anyone who can play the flute. The user of this instrument must practice for at least 5 minutes a day, or play a simple song to not lose practice with it.