Music Domain

The gods of music-  Like Olidammara, Corellon Larethian, Branchala, and Polyfa- view singing and music as a sacred art. Some are accepting of those who make music recreationally, or outside of absolute necessity, such as entertainers or bards. Other gods view those people as sinners, and forsake those who sing outside of their church hymns, or casting spells. Followers of the gods of music use music and magic to spread the word of the abilities and power of these gods. Some of these deities are masters of healing and well-being, such as Polyfa. 

Expanded spell list

These are the spells you gain access to in this domain

1st level: Healing Word, Charm Person

2nd level: Silence, Zone of Truth

3rd level: Fear, Hypnotic Pattern

4th level: Phantasmal Killer, Death Ward

5th level: Modify Memory, Contact other Plane

Bonus Proficiency

When you pick this domain, at 1st level, your god gives you the skill to play a musical instrument. You gain proficiency with one musical item of your choice

Musical Presence

When you pick this domain, at 1st level, you use music to spread the word of your god. You can use musical instruments as a spellcasting focus.

Channel Divinity: Musical Inspiration

Starting at 2nd level, your god allows you to grant others inspiration. You may use your Channel divinity, to grant a d4 inspiration die to a creature. This scales to a d6 at 6th level, a d8 at 8th level, and a d10 at 17th level.

Performance Anxiety

At 6th level, you can pick out slight flaws in other creatures abilities, making you a harsh critic, and granting others anxiety. You can grant a creature hostile against you or your allies within 30 feet disadvantage on an attack roll, skill check or saving throw as a reaction. This ability can only be used once per long rest.

Musical Refrain

At 8th Level, your prowess with music is so refined, you can play music that copies weaker spells. You gain the ability to cast a spell who's spell level is equal to your cleric level divided by 3 (rounded down) that was cast this turn. If it is not a cleric spell, it would be considered a cleric spell for this. 

The Show Must Go On!

At 17th level, your music is so rousing, souls want to stay longer to hear it. If you or a creature allied with you drops to 0 hit points, roll a percentage die. If the roll is equal to or less than your cleric level +1, then the creature drops to 1 instead. You can only use this feature once per long rest, and it will use up your divine favor.