Wizard
Base Class: Wizard

Rather than choosing the path of illusion or destruction you have been chosen to be a Rap Battler. The Rap Battler is known for there strong wit and being quick of tongue using both to gain the advantage and land the final retort. The origin of this school of magic can be traced backed to when you watched the "sike that's the wrong number" epic rap battle video in your high school computer lab.

A Cunning Linguist

Beginning at level 2, Using your vast knowledge of the language you are able to use your words to your advantage and perform better when trying to persuade or intimate. To better round out your linguistic knowledge you also learn another additional language.

Rhymes Like Dimes

Starting at level 2, if you cast a cantrip with a verbal component and it hits a single target that you consider not friendly to you they must make a charisma save against DC12+ Your charisma modifier. On a fail they take an additional d6 of psychic damage.

A Sharp Tongue

Beginning at 6nd level, when you are the sole target of a spell from someone considered not friendly to you, in which the spell has a verbal component to it (can have other components as well) you can cast a "Rebuttal" spell as a Reaction. A "Rebuttal" is a cantrip, which has a verbal component, targeted directly at the creature that attacked you. You can cast directly after all damage and effects of the previous spell have been resolved (an honorable Rap Battler will let there opponent finish).

Deep Fried Frenz

Beginning at level 10, you can now cast a rebuttal spell, as a reaction, when an ally is the target of a spell with a verbal component as long as you can hear it and are with in 30ft of them. This spell can either be targeted at your attacked ally or the creature that first made the attack.

The Mind is a Temple

Beginning at level 10, You now resist psychic damage and you can’t be magically deafened or silenced 

Spitting Fire

Starting at 14th level, Once during your turn you can choose to gain another action for the use of casting a levelled spell of level 4 or lower at the cost of 2d10 Fire damage (this isn’t affected by resistance) to yourself. You can do this as many times equal to your proficiency bonus per long rest

Improved Rhymes Like Dimes

Starting at Level 14, Your bonus cantrip damage now does a d12 psychic damage

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