Base Class: Bard
A college for bards who focus on the art of singing rather than instruments themselves.
Bonus Proficiencies
At 3rd level, you have learned to have your songs reach all manner of creatures. You can speak all languages, and your songs can be understood by multiple languages at the same time. However, you still cannot understand all languages.
Sing from the Heart
At 3rd level, you have learned to make those who hear your songs truly feel the meaning of the lyrics. As an action, you may expend one use of your Bardic Inspiration to sing a song of decidable theme. Each creature of your choice that isn’t deafened within 30 feet must make a WIS save or suffer the effect of the chosen theme for an amount of turns equal to one roll of your Bardic Inspiration die.
Themes:
- Love: A creature under this effect falls madly in love with the first creature it sees, and protects that creature with it’s life.
- Peace: A creature under this spell cannot and will not make attacks against any creature and will actively advocate that all others put down their weapons.
- Fury: A creature under this effect deals an extra 1d6 damage but cannot choose who or what it attacks.
- Laziness: A creature under this effect falls unconscious.
- Calm: A creature under this effect is under the effect of the Calm Emotions spell and loses 10ft of speed.
- Humor: A creature under this effect is under the effect of the Hideous Laughter spell.
Enticing Song
At 6th level, your soothing voice is able to influence the mind of others. You can cast the Command and Suggestion spells at will
The Power of Song
At 14th level, you have such confidence in your abilities that you just can't stop singing. As a bonus action, you may spend an extra Bardic Inspiration and use your Sing from the Heart ability again. You may use this feature twice per long rest.
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