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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ratskinner" data-source="post: 5947028" data-attributes="member: 6688937">That could work...I'm not sure what to do if the spell requires an attack roll and a saving throw, though. Maybe word it like so:Spell Flourish: Choose a spell of third level or lower which you already know. You have advantage on attack rolls you make for this spell. Your targets are also at a disadvantage when saving against this spell. Well, It could just be that some spells are bad choices. Nonetheless, your speculation above doesn't sound very "flourish"-y to me. How about:Spell Flourish: Choose a third or lower level spell that you know. You may choose to cast this spell as a reaction. All other rules and properties of your spellcasting remain unchanged; for example, the spell still uses a spell slot. Still not very "Flourish"-y....hmmmm how about this:Spell FlourishYour mastery of a particular spell allows you to manipulate it with great precision.Benefit: Choose a spell you know which affects an area. You may choose to grant advantage or disadvantage to each affected creature's saving throw against this spell. hmmm....I probably still wouldn't call that "flourish".Spell FlourishYour artistry shows through your magic. You have developed a style that affects the way your spells look and behave.Benefit: Select a motif; such as bubbles, butterflies, bats, screaming sounds, a sulfurous smell, ghostly faces, etc. You may allow the sensory effects of your casting spells to take on this motif, which will be obvious to all observers. If you do, any dice you roll for such a spell (for damage, for instance) which roll less than half their maximum value yield half the maximum value instead. The duration of such spells is also increased by 50% (150% of instantaneous is instantaneous). The motif has no other impact.Example: A Fireball is cast with a flower flourish. The flames erupt in the shapes of various blossoms. The caster rolls 5d6 and gets 2, 5, 4, 1, and 3. The 1 and 2 become 3s, yielding 15 points of damage instead of 12.That sounds more like a "flourish" to me (although it seems kinda weak as well.)</blockquote>

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