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Round 2: If Bards got invocation-like talents, what would they be? How many should they receive, and at what levels? Are there class features that aren't core to the bard that would work better as Talents?

Examples include:

• Modified uses for inspiration dice?
• Additional inspiration dice?
• Spell-like abilities?
• Additional magical secrets for arcane bards?
• Additional weapon proficiencies for martial bards?
• Skill/language proficiencies?
• Additional uses for the skills?
• Other?

Let me hear your thoughts on this.

Link to initial discussion

https://www.reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/nvnf9k/if_every_class_got_invocationlike_features_how/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

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• Additional Rages per day?
• Additional uses for rage?
• Modifications to the existing rage ability?
• Skill/Tool/Language proficiencies/expertises?
• At will/x per day spells or spell like abilities?
• Modifications to Danger Sense/Fast Movement/other core class features?
• Other?

On the other side of the coin, are there existing Base class features that aren't necessarily core to the identity of Barbarian, that you feel could stand to be Instincts instead of baked directly in?

How many Instincts granted, and at what levels? At what level do

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