Master of Disguise

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You have spent time looking like someone else, and trying not to look like yourself, gaining the following benefits.

  • When you use a disguise kit to alter your appearance, you may treat a roll of less than 10 on the 1d20 as a roll of 10.
  • You have advantage on Charisma (Performance) checks to impersonate someone you have observed for one hour, or interacted with for ten minutes.

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