Bully

Coward. All bullies are cowards deep inside.  A player can decide to stand up to the bully by making a Intimidation Check.  If the player decides to stand up to the bully, the bully gets a -4 Intimidation disadvantage.  If the player's Intimidation Check value is higher than the bully's, the bully becomes Frightened and will run away from the player.  

Blackmail. Bullies have a +5 advantage in the Persuasion Skill.  

Show-off.  Bullies have a +2 advantage in the Performance Skill.   

Grab. Once per turn, the bully can grab a player.  In order for a bully to grab a player, they must make an Athletics Check.  If it is higher than the enemy's, the bully grabs the player successfully.  When the bully grabs a player, the player must make a successful Strength Saving Throw or they become Grappled.   

Punch.   Unarmed Attack: +2 to hit, reach 5 ft., 1 target. Hit: 1 (5)  bludgeoning damage.

Choke.  Unarmed Attack:  +7 to hit, touch., 1 target.  Hit:  1(1d4 + 3) force damage.  This attack can only be used if a player is Grappled.  

Shove.  Unarmed Attack:  +4 to hit, touch., 1 target.  Hit:  1(1d8 + 2) force damage.  This attack gets a +6 Attack Roll Advantage if the opponent is Grappled.     

Insult.  Hit:  1(1d4) psychic damage.  To avoid damage, a player must make a successful Wisdom Saving Throw. 

"Chicken Bawk Bawk".  Hit:  1(3) psychic damage.  To avoid damage, a player must make a successful Wisdom Saving Throw.  If the attack is successful, the player is left Frightened, and has a -3 disadvantage on Attack Rolls.           

Roast. When an opponent uses a psychic attack, the bully can use an Opportunity psychic attack.  To do so, the bully must make a Performance Check.  If the Performance Check value is higher than the player's Persuasion Check value, the bully can use the Opportunity attack.  Hit:  1(1d6 - 1) psychic damage.