Mild Magic

Your power as a mild magic sorcerer allows you to command the powers of magic to perform overly simplistic bouts of magical spectacle sure to impress the small crowds of a tavern. You derive power from a mundane entity or prophecy foretelling the story of a relatively interesting hero. 

Mild Magic Surge

Immediately after casting a spell of 1st level or higher roll a d12 on the mild magic surge table. That effect takes place immediately and that particular surge cannot be triggered again until you finish your next turn. 

Mild Magic Surge: 

1: The next spell you cast is cast at the highest possible casting available to you while still expending the lowest possible spell slot for the spell. 

2: A moderately tall goblin apparates next to you no more than 5 feet away. If the goblin appears in the same space as another creature they both take 4d4 force damage and are pushed 5 feet from each other. The goblin is neither allied nor hostile towards the caster and disappears after your next surge. 

3: You immediately cast a random cantrip from your known cantrip list determined by the dm. If the cantrip deals damage the creature targeted is considered resistant to the damage. 

4: On your next turn you must immediately take the dodge action. if you successfully dodge an attack you gain a +1 bonus to your next saving throw. 

5: When you next cast a spell that deals damage the creature that would take the damage cannot benefit from resistance to that damage type or be vulnerable to the damage. 

6: You spit up a random item from the Robe of useful things determined by the dm. This item disappears at the end of your next turn. 

7: You gain 1 sorcery point. 

8: You gain advantage on the next unarmed strike you make. If the attack hits the damage equals your strength modifier plus your spellcasting ability modifier . 

9: 1d4 teeth fall out of your mouth. The teeth act as if the "Magic stone" spell was cast on them. 

10: A random NPC you are aware of instantaneously teleports to within 5 feet of you. 

11: Until the end of your next turn, you must speak entirely in rhyme to cast a spell. 

12: Roll on the Wild magic surge table, and then roll again on this table. 

Safe Bet

Whenever you roll a d20 you may choose to spend a sorcery point to turn the rolled number into a 10. You may do this as many times as you have sorcery points. Whenever you use this feature you also roll on the mild magic table. 

Reliant Caster

Starting at 6th level, Whenever you make a spell attack roll, you can spend 2 sorcery points to apply your proficiency bonus twice. Once you have done this you cannot do so again until you complete a long rest. 

Simpleton Sorcerer

Starting at 14th level, When you roll on the mild magic table, you can choose the result. Each time you do this you gain a point of exhaustion. This exhaustion cannot be reduced by anything besides a long rest. 

Honest Talent

Starting at 18th level, Whenever you cast a spell that requires concentration, you can choose to spend sorcery points equal to the spells level to make it no longer require concentration for its duration.