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<blockquote data-quote="Caliban" data-source="post: 6923753" data-attributes="member: 284">The &quot;Ceaseless Dancing&quot; ability first says it grants a cumulative bonus to damage rolls, but when talking about the Perform check to maintain your rhythm when you take damage, it says it's a bonus to attack rolls.&nbsp;&nbsp; Which is it? Also, the Performance check to maintain your rhythm actually becomes harder to make as you gain levels -&nbsp; The Performance DC is half the damage (minimum of 10) plus your ceaseless dancing bonus.&nbsp;&nbsp; This effectively negates your proficiency bonus to performance, so you are effectively making a straight Charisma check.&nbsp; At higher levels you often take 22+ points of damage when facing a powerful foe, but your going to cap out at an effective +5 (from 20 charisma) to the check (and bless won't help you, since it's not a save).&nbsp; &nbsp; You don't even get the benefit of feats like Warcaster or Reslilient to help the check, since it's a Perform check instead of a Con save.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Caliban, post: 6923753, member: 284"] The "Ceaseless Dancing" ability first says it grants a cumulative bonus to damage rolls, but when talking about the Perform check to maintain your rhythm when you take damage, it says it's a bonus to attack rolls. Which is it? Also, the Performance check to maintain your rhythm actually becomes harder to make as you gain levels - The Performance DC is half the damage (minimum of 10) plus your ceaseless dancing bonus. This effectively negates your proficiency bonus to performance, so you are effectively making a straight Charisma check. At higher levels you often take 22+ points of damage when facing a powerful foe, but your going to cap out at an effective +5 (from 20 charisma) to the check (and bless won't help you, since it's not a save). You don't even get the benefit of feats like Warcaster or Reslilient to help the check, since it's a Perform check instead of a Con save. [/QUOTE]

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