"Some survive the frontier with grit, others with steel. But you? You survive with style."

The College of the Dandy celebrates charisma, charm, and wit as weapons equal to any gun. Dandies are courtiers, gamblers, socialites, and quick thinkers — not hardened by the frontier but never out of place in it. Whether through razor-sharp banter, impeccable fashion, or knowing the right name to drop, they make the civilized world follow them even into the dust and blood of Omesa.

Bonus Proficiencies (3rd Level)

When you join the College of the Dandy, you gain proficiency in Insight and Persuasion. If you already have proficiency in either, you may instead gain proficiency in Deception or Performance.

Additionally, you may select one Fashion Piece (a hat, glasses, cane, lipstick, etc.) as your spellcasting focus. While wearing or carrying this item:

• Somatic components appear as expressive gestures rather than mystical sigils.
• Once per long rest, you may reroll a failed Charisma check related to social interaction.

Person About Town (3rd Level)

You are an expert at navigating high society. Choose one role: Diplomat, Knave, or Bookworm.

• Diplomat (Persuasion): Gain Expertise in Persuasion. Once per long rest, add your Proficiency Bonus to a Persuasion roll; until your next long rest, you have disadvantage on Athletics, Nature, Survival, and Animal Handling checks.
• Knave (Deception): Gain Expertise in Deception. Same drawback as above.
• Bookworm (History): Gain Expertise in History. Same drawback as above.

Flee to Safety (3rd Level)

Your instincts favor survival.

• Cover counts as one step higher for you (half → three-quarters, three-quarters → total).
• At the start of combat, you may choose to act at the end of the first round. If you do, you gain +4 AC and may Dodge as a reaction until then. These benefits end if you attack or cast a damaging spell.