Battle Dancer

A fighter who uses elegant strides and powerful strike to manoeuvre around foes in style. This is the subclass for every dance fighter and although some people might say it is preposterous to dance in battle, you have found a way to make it work. 

Weapon Proficiency

You gain proficiency with bladed fans which are detailed below

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Bladed Fan

Martial Weapon

Cost: 10 Gold Pieces

Damage: 1d4 Slashing

Weight: 1lb

Properties: Finesse, Light, Thrown (20/60ft), Special

 Special – The weapon returns to the attacker’s hand after an attack, provided the weapon was thrown

Dancing Manoeuvres

Also at level 3, you gain 2 manoeuvres:

• Fast Feet – You can dash as a bonus action
• Fancy Footwork – You can add your dexterity modifier to your amour class as a reaction against an attack you can see. You must do this before the Dungeon Master declares whether the attack hit or missed. This effect lasts until the end of the current turn

These can be used once per long rest and twice per long rest at 10 level

Inspiring Dance

At level 7, You gain the ability to tap into the mystical powers of the fey, which allows you to inspire others with a dance. As a bonus action, you can perform a dance to give an ally a d6 to add to one ability check, saving throw or attack roll. The die size increases to a d8 at 15 level

Persuasive Dance

At level 10, You gain the ability to persuade others to dance by using your fey gift. You can cast Otto’s Irresistible Dance requiring no material components once per long rest. The spellcasting modifier for this is Charisma

Quick Feet

Also at level 10, your base walking speed increases by 10ft

Additional Dancing Manoeuvre

At level 15, you gain a 3 manoeuvre:

• Precise Strike – You can add your proficiency bonus to the damage roll made with a finesse weapon. You can add this after finding out if the attack hit or missed

This can be used twice per long rest

Unwavering Manoeuvres

At level 18, when you roll initiative and have no manoeuvres left, you regain one use of each manoeuvre you can’t use