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 You begin to take in the scenery and keep all the details of the places you've been indoor mind. You gain Proficiency and Expertise with Perception.<br>
 Additionally, you gain a +10 bonus to Ability Checks made to recall details about terrain, architecture, geography, or other details of places you've been before.
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+==== Scenic Combat ====
+''6th Level Scenic Style Feature''<br>
+If you move less than half your Speed on a turn, you can speak to those around you. Creatures of your choice within 15ft of you that can hear you gain Advantage on Wisdom Saving Throws.
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 ==== Inspiring Beauty ====
 ''6th Level Scenic Style Feature''<br>
-You can inspire one other person by describing something beautiful you’ve seen in your travels. They gain a d10, which they can roll and add to their next skill check of their choice. You may only use this feature on one person at a time, and you can only inspire someone in this way twice per long rest.
+You can spend 1 minute speaking with a creature to inspire it by describing one of beautiful sights you've seen on your travels.<br>
+That creature adds a d10 to the next Skill Check or Saving Throw it makes before the end of its next Long Rest.<br>
+You can only inspire a creature with this feature twice before a creature needs to take a Long Rest to benefit from it again.
-Stop and Smell the Roses
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-At 10th level, you’ve spent so long taking in the sights and paying attention to what’s around you that you are proficient at finding things you need. You gain proficiency in Intelligence (Nature) checks. If you are already proficient, then your proficiency bonus is doubled for that skill. In addition, you learn the Locate Animals and Plants spell, and can cast it once per short or long rest as a 2nd-level spell.
+==== Stop and Smell the Roses ====
+''10th Level Scenic Style Feature''<br>
+You’ve spent so long taking in the sights and paying attention to what’s around you that you are great at finding things you need. You gain Proficiency and Expertise in Nature.<br>
+Additionally, you can use an Action to cast the Locate Animals or Plants Spell without expending a Spell Slot and without Material Components. You can cast the Spell in this way a number of times equal to your Proficiency Bonus, regaining expended uses at the end of a Long Rest.
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-Attuned with Nature
+==== Attuned With Nature ====
-By 19th level, you have learned to appreciate nature and beauty in your travels, and as such are able to connect with it in a unique way. You can cast Commune with Nature at will as an action as a 5th level spell. In addition, magical and non-magical difficult terrain does not affect you.
+''18th Level Scenic Style Feature''<br>
+You have learned to appreciate nature and beauty in your travels, and as such are able to connect with it in a unique way. You are unaffected by Difficult Terrain.<br>
+Additionally, as an Action you can cast the Commune With Nature Spell.
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