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    5e Rogue Subclass - Dancer

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    This document summarizes the Dancer rogue archetype. At 3rd level, Dancers gain proficiency with a musical instrument and double their proficiency bonus when using Performance for dancing. Their AC is boosted by Charisma and Dexterity modifiers when unarmored. They can also add Charisma to initiative and give enemies disadvantage on attacks against them until their next turn at 17th level. At 9th level, they can confuse enemies with dancing. Their dancing abilities improve further at 13th and 17th levels.

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    5e Rogue Subclass - Dancer

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    This document summarizes the Dancer rogue archetype. At 3rd level, Dancers gain proficiency with a musical instrument and double their proficiency bonus when using Performance for dancing. Their AC is boosted by Charisma and Dexterity modifiers when unarmored. They can also add Charisma to initiative and give enemies disadvantage on attacks against them until their next turn at 17th level. At 9th level, they can confuse enemies with dancing. Their dancing abilities improve further at 13th and 17th levels.

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    This document summarizes the Dancer rogue archetype. At 3rd level, Dancers gain proficiency with a musical instrument and double their proficiency bonus when using Performance for dancing. Their AC is boosted by Charisma and Dexterity modifiers when unarmored. They can also add Charisma to initiative and give enemies disadvantage on attacks against them until their next turn at 17th level. At 9th level, they can confuse enemies with dancing. Their dancing abilities improve further at 13th and 17th levels.

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    5e Rogue Subclass - Dancer

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    This document summarizes the Dancer rogue archetype. At 3rd level, Dancers gain proficiency with a musical instrument and double their proficiency bonus when using Performance for dancing. Their AC is boosted by Charisma and Dexterity modifiers when unarmored. They can also add Charisma to initiative and give enemies disadvantage on attacks against them until their next turn at 17th level. At 9th level, they can confuse enemies with dancing. Their dancing abilities improve further at 13th and 17th levels.

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    Dancer Steps of Distraction

    Starting at 9th level, you can use your training to distract


    Not all rogues are dastardly thieves or burglars. Some are your foes. While within 5 feet of a creature, you can use an
    spies and infiltrators, capable of hiding in plain sight behind action to pull it into a short dance. The creature must make
    a dashing smile and a few rosy words. They thrive in high a Wisdom saving throw or become confused, as if affected
    society, concealing their deadly skill behind a sophisticated by the confusion spell. At the end of each of its turns, the
    persona of charm and wiles. creature can repeat its saving throw, ending the effect on a
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    Contortionist Starting at 13th level, your mastery of entertainment
    17th 17th Master fo Dance
    Master of Dance is undisputed, and it shows when you perform acts of
    gymnastics. You have advantage on Strength and Dexterity
    Dancer’s Elegance checks made when performing gymnastic acts, such
    When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, your training as somersaults and flips, and to escape a grapple. You
    with dancing grants you certain benefits. You have can also move through the space of any creature that
    proficiency with one musical instrument of your choice. is of a size equal to or larger than yours, and you can
    Whenever you use the Performance skill for a dancing move through spaces one size category smaller than you
    activity, you are considered proficient in that skill and you without squeezing.
    add double your proficiency bonus to the roll.
    Master of Dance
    In addition, while you are not wearing armor and not
    At 17th level, your confidence when putting on a show
    wielding a shield, your AC equals 10 + your Dexterity
    has extended into combat. When rolling initiative, you
    modifier + your Charisma modifier. You also gain proficiency
    can add your Charisma modifier to the roll. Any
    in one Charisma skill of your choice.
    creature that goes after you during the first
    Sometimes, the effects of your dancing will require a
    round of combat makes their attacks against
    saving throw to resist its effects. The saving throw DC is
    you at disadvantage until the beginning of
    calculated as follows.
    your next turn.
    Dance save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your
    Charisma modifier.

    Practiced Moves
    Beginning at 3rd level, you have learned to use your skill
    with dancing when in conflict with other creatures. You can
    make use of the following moves, and a creature can choose
    to fail the saving throw if it wishes.
    Elegant Twirl. As a bonus action, you can grab a Medium
    or smaller creature standing within 5 feet of you and force it
    to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, you and
    the creature switch places.
    Hand-Off. As a bonus action, you can grab a creature
    holding something in its hand and force it to make a
    Strength saving throw. On a failed save, you twist its arm
    around, forcing it to drop one of the items or weapons it is
    holding, if it is able.
    Kick Up. When prone, you only need to use 5 feet of
    movement to stand back up.
    Sweep the Leg. When you hit a Large or smaller creature
    with a melee attack while standing within 5 feet of it, you
    can use a bonus action to force the creature to make a
    Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, the creature falls
    prone after you deal damage.

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