Duality

When look at the would you see a split between good and evil, you have decided to embrace neither while using both. 

Sociologist

You gain expertise in insight and proficiency in precipitation, if you are already proficient in perception or already have expertise in insight you may choose a different proficiency or expertise. 

First Choice

starting at 3rd level once per long rest you can choose to embody either the depravity of people or embody their benevolence, this lasts for 10 minutes or until you end the effect. 

When embodying depravity you gain bonus to damage rolls equal to your intelligence modifier

When embodying benevolence you gain the ability to heal others, you can use a bonus action to heal one creature within 20 feet for 1d6 + your intelligence modifier

At 9th level you gain a second use of First Choice per long rest

Extra attack

At 5th level You can attack twice, rather than once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.

Second Choice

Whenever you active first choice you gain the following based on your decision

If you choose Benevolence whenever a creature is hit within 10 feet of you you can use your reaction to half the damage they take and instead you take that same

If you choose to embrace depravity you can use your bonus action to give yourself vulnerability to the next attack that hits you, in exchange you can roll a d8 and add it to your damage.  

Why Choose

WhenFfirst Choice is active you can during any point that it's active Why Choose

When you active Why Choose for the rest of this turn it is treated like you have embodied both Benevolence and depravity

You can only use this feature once per long rest