Steveness: Steve has disadvantage on Charisma checks against female creatures. In addition, Steve has advantage on Charisma checks against male creatures, and a +3 bonus on Charisma checks against creatures with armour. 

Combat Steve: In combat, Steve has advantage on Charisma checks against female creatures. Female creatures also have disadvantage on Intelligence and Charisma checks and saves against Steve. 

Multiattack: Steve makes 5 attacks. 2 with his Dancing Flame Tongue Greatsword, 1 with his Hypnotic Charm, and 2 with his Heavy Crossbow. 

Dancing Flame Tongue Greatsword: Melee or Ranged Weapon Attack, +18 to hit, 30/60, 50(10d8+10) slashing damage + 30(2d20+12) fire damage when flaming. 

Hypnotic Charm: Ranged Spell Attack, 40/80, DC 17 WIS save or be charmed (Wisdom lower than 8 automatically fails). Creature repeats the save when it takes damage or is shaken. 

Heavy Crossbow: Ranged Weapon Attack, +18 to hit, 120/300, 70(5d20+25) piercing damage + DC 17 STR save or fall prone. 

For Me?: Steve asks one creature within 30ft of him that he can see to do something for him. The effect is similar to the command spell, except that the command can be suicidal or counterintuitive. The command could also be to attack their allies. To use this bonus action, Steve must end the command with “For me?” 

Enrapturing Visage: Immediately before a creature makes an attack, moves, or takes a bonus action, Steve can enthral them. The creature must succeed on a DC 17 WIS save or be charmed by Steve. While charmed, they are unable to take their eyes off of Steve. They have disadvantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks. They also have a Passive Perception of 10, a Passive Insight of 10, and a Passive Investigation of 10. Also while charmed, Steve can command them. They have to succeed on a DC 20 (DC decreases by one after each command) or they have to do whatever Steve tells them too.