Base Class: Bard
The College of Rhythm is more than just an art, it is a perfection, a soul, it's that thump and groove you feel when you hit it so good it only get's better!
A bard that focuses on this college knows the beat of the drum, the infectious strum something that can make you more than hum. A sword strikes true and the bard plays his flute. The rhythm keeps too and the others follow suit. One after the other, it ends in a smother till they target another. Or rather they fail and flail and it all falls apart.
You turn fighting into the beat of a song, a part of your music itself. You gain to the ability to use your bardic inspiration like a masterful metronome that allows your allies to hit their targets more precisely. But if it falls apart, you lose your combo.
Perfect Hit
At 3rd level, you adopt this Unique style of fighting as your specialty. When you hit a creature with a critical hit (using a weapon or cantrip) you may make another attack as part of the same attack action (ignoring any re-load properties your weapons may have). If you make an attack using this feature your movement is reduced to 0 until the end of the turn.
You can only use this feature up to a maximum of 3 times in a turn.
Combo Potential
At 3rd level, you can give your allies a chance at attacking an enemy in tandem with you. When an ally uses it's bardic inspiration die in an attack roll against a creature you are in combat with, and hits, you may use your reaction to make an attack against that same creature. If you roll a critical hit using this feature you regain one use of your bardic inspiration.
Critical Timing
Starting at 6th level, your weapon and cantrip attacks score a critical hit on a roll of 19 or 20.
Precision Momentum
Starting at 14th level, whenever an ally rolls your bardic inspiration dice to make an attack roll, they may instead also roll a d4 to both increase chance of themselves scoring a critical hit until the end of their turn, but also you as well.
For example, if they roll a 2 on the d4 the critical hit score on a d20 is now improved to hit on an 18.
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