Druid
Base Class: Druid

Circle of voice teaches that true power lies not in fang or flame, but in mastery—of body, mind, instinct, and others. These druids train in prana-bindu control, heightened awareness, and tonal domination known as the Voice. They see the Weave as a subtle current to be bent with precision rather than brute force.

This subclass is built for control, perception, and subtle dominance, rather than raw damage.

Prana-Bindu Discipline

You gain profound control over your body and voice.

Level 6: Truthsayer Training

Your perception cuts through deception.

  • You can cast Zone of Truth at will (no slot), once per short rest.
  • You have advantage on Insight checks to detect lies.
  • When a creature fails a save against your Voice, you can also learn one:
    • Its emotional state
    • Its immediate intent
    • One surface thought

Additionally, when you cast an enchantment spell, you may treat a roll of 9 or lower on a damage die as a 10 (precision over power).

The Litany Against Fear

You have mastered fear through ritual mantra.

As a reaction when you or an ally within 30 ft fails a saving throw against fear or charm:

  • The creature may reroll the save with advantage.
  • On a success, they gain temporary HP equal to your Druid level.

Additionally:

  • You are immune to being frightened.
  • When you succeed on a saving throw, you may move up to half your speed without provoking opportunity attacks.

Kwisatz Path

You glimpse possible futures.

As a bonus action, you enter a Prescient State for 1 minute (1/long rest):

  • You have advantage on all saving throws.
  • Enemies have disadvantage on opportunity attacks against you.
  • Once per turn, when a creature fails a save against your enchantment or Voice, you may choose:
    • The target is stunned until the end of its next turn.
    • The effect lasts twice as long.
    • The creature takes psychic damage equal to 4d8 + your Wisdom modifier.

While active, you cannot be surprised.

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