Anjelesse

You may change your physical appearance and body shape to another humanoid form at will. You can’t mimic the appearance of a specific person. You have disadvantage on Mighty.

Choose an art: singing, dancing, or playing. You may choose to make the duration of any spell you cast indefinite, as long as you are performing your art (the duration of your spell is 0 as opposed to a number of rounds equal to your level plus the MP you spend). You may concentrate on a number of spells in this way equal to your level, but you may not attack while performing your art. Your art must make noise audible to all in the encounter to work. You may use Performance in lieu of any Arcana skill with your maleficence or spell checks.

You experiment with raw, primordial magic, which is as unpredictable as it is powerful. You may cast any spell you have not learned, but if you do, roll a Probability Die to determine if a chaos surge occurs. If you spent 1 MP to cast the spell, the surge occurs on a 1 or 2; if you spent 2 MP, on 1, 2, or 3; if you spent 3, on a 1, 2, 3, or 4. The chaos surge affects an encounter space, as determined by the GM. Roll a d6: on a 1, there is collateral damage; on a 2, your spell has unintended targets; on a 3, something is gained and something is lost; on a 4, there is a transformation or reversal; on a 5, the spell is out of control; on a 6, the spell costs twice as much to cast or is half as effective. Probability spell checks explode on a 5 or a 6.