As a bonus action, Serriah provokes a creature within 60 feet that can see or hear her. On a failed Wisdom save, it takes psychic damage and has disadvantage on attacks against creatures other than her until the start of her next turn.

As a bonus action, Serriah can gain temporary hit points equal to a roll of her Fisticuffs die plus her Pugilist level and Constitution modifier.

As a bonus action, Serriah can spend 1 Moxie Point to make two unarmed strikes.

As a bonus action, Serriah can spend 1 Moxie Point to make one unarmed strike and either Dash or Disengage.

You can inspire others with a bonus action, granting Bardic Inspiration dice to allies a number of times equal to your Charisma modifier. The die is a d10 at this level.

As a bonus action, you can expend one use of Bardic Inspiration to grant temporary hit points and allow allies to move without provoking opportunity attacks.

Your Bardic Inspiration dice are d10s, and you can grant them as a bonus action.

When Serriah hits a creature with an unarmed strike, she can also choose to grapple or shove the target as part of the same attack.

When Serriah deals damage with an unarmed strike or improvised weapon, she can choose force damage instead of the normal damage type.

When damaged, Serriah can use her reaction to regain all expended Moxie Points. If bloodied, she also gains temporary hit points equal to four times her Pugilist level.

When she fails a Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, or Charisma check, she can expend a Moxie Point to add a roll of her Fisticuffs die. If the check still fails, she regains the point.

On her turn, when she hits with an unarmed strike, she can force the target to make a Strength or Dexterity save, applying a dirty trick such as stopping its speed, imposing advantage for attacks, or blinding it briefly.

Her unarmed strikes and pugilist weapons use the Fisticuffs die, and improvised weapons gain the Sap mastery property for her.

While unarmored and unshielded, her AC equals 12 plus her Constitution modifier.

She knows how to spend Moxie Points to gain temporary hit points or multiple attacks in a short burst.

She can keep fighting while heavily winded or bruised, ignoring exhaustion below 6 when digging deep for 10 minutes.

Her combat style lets her weaponize ordinary objects as improvised tools of control and humiliation.

She gains proficiency in Intimidation and adds her Strength modifier to Intimidation checks, minimum +1.

Her subclass save DC for Salty Salute and other subclass features is 8 + Constitution modifier + proficiency bonus.

You know two cantrips and a number of bard spells, and you can cast bard spells using Charisma. You also use a spellcasting focus for bard spells.

You can add half your proficiency bonus, rounded down, to any ability check you make that doesn't already include your proficiency bonus.

After a short rest, you and your allies can regain extra hit points when spending Hit Dice, based on your bard level.

Choose two skills. Your proficiency bonus is doubled for any ability check you make with them.

You gain features from your bard college, including mantle-based support and performance magic.

You can enthrall an audience during a performance, turning charm and presence into social control.

You can beguile foes with beauty and command, forcing a creature to treat you as a terrifyingly captivating presence.

You can ask your DM for a second level of magical secrets, learning spells from any class.

Your Bardic Inspiration die becomes a d10.

Your performance can make you nearly impossible to ignore, and your aura of glamour becomes overwhelming.

You learn two additional spells from any class, added to your bard repertoire.

When you finish a short rest, you can inspire one ally who can hear you, granting an extra die of inspiration.

You can cast bard spells as a 14th-level full caster, with access to 7th-level spell slots.

You know additional bard spells as shown by the bard spellcasting progression.

You can use your proficiency with performance and charm to command attention, endure scrutiny, and shape social encounters.

You can always find a place to perform, and people who enjoy your work. In civilized settlements, you can usually secure free lodging or a reliable audience from those who know your reputation.