Blossom Blade

Commonly described as wondering blade masters with a zest for life and appreciation for the small things. Blossom blades gain their name from the swords they so gracefully use in combat. Blossom blades often prefer for violence to be a last resort, but they do what they must to help those in need. Its a rare sight to see a blossom blade not be dressed in light, vivid colors, and even rarer, to see one without a smile. For blossom blades, its important to cherish each day and to comfort those ravaged by the darkness and misery that liters
the world.

Perfect Spring

At 18th level, you can cast the plant growth spell as an action centered on yourself. When you do, you designate a number of creatures up to your Wisdom modifier, minimum of 1, plus
yourself to ignore the movement penalty caused by the spell. Whenever you use a petal technique while within the area of overgrowth caused by this spell, you will not expend a flower
insignia. Once you use this feature, you must finish a long rest before you can use it again.

Vagabond

Beginning at 3rd level, your travels throughout the land have taught you plenty about life. You gain proficiency with one artisans tool, gaming set, or musical instrument of your choice and you gain fluency in one language of your choice. Finally, you can choose to use your Wisdom modifier in place of your Intelligence modifier when making an Intelligence skill check.

Blossom Blade

At 3rd level, you harness your the magic of your fighting style into a single weapon of your choice over the course of a 1 hour long ritual. The weapon must be within your reach
throughout the ritual, at the conclusion of which a number of small flower insignias equal to your proficiency bonus appear on the weapon. Where these flower insignias appear on your
weapon and what kind of flower they appear as is your choice.
These flower insignias represent your magical reserves and are used to fuel petal techniques outlined in the petal techniques feature. You will regain all expended flower insignias when you finish a long rest. You can choose to use your Wisdom modifier for your blossom blades attack and damage rolls instead of Strength or Dexterity.

Petal Techniques

Petal Techniques
Also starting at 3rd level, you adopt a unique fighting style made up of magically enhanced combat techniques. You must first expend a flower insignia before using a petal technique.
Thousand Cuts. After taking the attack action on your turn, you can use your bonus action to scatter your blossom blade into a flurry of petals and make a range spell attack
against a creature you can see up to 30 feet away. This ranged spell attack will your Wisdom modifier for the attack roll. On a hit, the target will take a number of d4 equal to your
proficiency bonus and have their movement speed reduced by half until the start of your next turn. This damage is slashing damage.

Pillar of Petals. If you or another creature you can see up to 30 feet away is being targeted by an attack, you can use your reaction to scatter your blossom blade into a pillar of
swirling petals around the chosen creature, granting them a bonus to their armor class equal to your Wisdom modifier until the start of your next turn (minimum of +1).

Catch the Breeze. You can use your bonus action to give yourself a flying speed equal to your movement speed until the end of your next turn as clouds magically appear under
your feet, pushing you forward like a petal in the breeze.

Joyous Wind

At 7th level, you can invigorate damaged allies with the renewing spirit of spring. If a creature you can see up to 30 feet away from you would be reduced to 0 hit points, you can
use your reaction to expend your use of second wind, giving that creature a number of hit points equal to 1d10 + your fighter level. If the creature you use this feature on is
suffering from the exhaustion condition, you also reduce their level of exhaustion by one. Once you use this feature, you must finish a long rest before you can use it again.

Perfected Blossom

At 10th level, you have perfected the petal techniques. You gain the following benefits whenever you use a petal technique:

Thousand Cuts. If you use your action surge on the same turn you use the thousand cuts feature, the ranged spell attack you make as a bonus action has advantage.

Pillar of Petals. Spell and weapon attacks made against a creature benefiting from this feature are made at disadvantage. If the creature benefiting from this feature is
still hit by a melee attack, the attacker will take damage equal to one roll of your weapons damage dice. This damage is considered slashing.

Catch the Breeze. The flying speed you gain from this feature last for 1 minute and you are also under the effects of the disengage action the turn you activate this feature.

Amaranthine Bonds

At 15th level, your persistent optimism gives your allies the will to fight another day. If a creature you can see up to 60 feet away from you would fail a saving throw, you can use
your reaction to expend a use of your indomitable, rerolling that creatures saving throw. If you do, they gain a bonus to this new saving throw equal to your Wisdom modifier
(minimum of +1). They must accept the new roll.