Faro can use Second Wind to regain hit points as a Bonus Action. As an 11th-level Fighter, he has three uses, and he regains expended uses after a Short or Long Rest.

Faro can take the Dash, Disengage, or Search action as a Bonus Action after using Second Wind.

Faro can enter a battle trance as a Bonus Action, gaining resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage, Advantage on Strength checks and Strength saving throws, and bonus melee weapon damage. He has four uses of Rage and regains all expended uses after a Long Rest.

Faro fires a controlled burst from his runed rifle, then immediately shifts to cover or forces the target away with the weapon's Push mastery.

Faro enters a focused combat trance, advances through incoming fire, and attacks with brutal close-range efficiency.

Faro spends Second Wind to recover, then uses Tactical Shift to move into cover or disengage without surrendering battlefield control.

Faro chooses the Defense Fighting Style, gaining a +1 bonus to Armor Class while wearing armor. He also has the Great Weapon Fighting style, allowing him to reroll certain low weapon damage dice when using a weapon held in two hands.

Faro can use the mastery properties of six mastered weapons. His FN-FAL uses the Push mastery, forcing a target hit by the weapon to move up to 10 feet away on a failed Strength save.

Faro can take an additional action on his turn. He has one use and regains it after a Short or Long Rest.

When Faro fails an ability check, he can expend a use of Second Wind to add 1d10 to the check, potentially turning failure into success.

Faro scores a critical hit with a weapon attack on a roll of 19 or 20. He also gains proficiency in one additional Fighter skill, chosen here as Perception.

Faro gains one Ability Score Improvement or feat. His selected feat is Alert, granting a +5 bonus to Initiative, preventing him from being surprised while conscious, and allowing him to swap Initiative with a willing ally at the start of combat.

Faro can attack twice when he takes the Attack action. Because he has Fighter level 11, he can attack three times instead.

Faro gains a feat, selected as Tough. His hit point maximum increases by 36.

Faro gains proficiency in Strength and Dexterity saving throws, and he can add half his proficiency bonus to any saving throw that does not already use a proficiency bonus.

Faro gains a feat, selected as Sharpshooter. He ignores Disadvantage caused by attacking at long range, ignores Half and Three-Quarters Cover, and can make a ranged weapon attack with a -3 penalty to hit for an additional 3 damage when appropriate.

Faro can reroll a failed saving throw. He has one use and regains it after a Long Rest.

Faro can use the Push, Sap, or Slow mastery properties with any weapon he wields, replacing that weapon's normal mastery property when he chooses.

Faro gains another Fighting Style, selected as Archery, granting a +2 bonus to attack rolls with ranged weapons.

Faro can make three attacks when he takes the Attack action.

When Faro misses with a weapon attack, he gains Advantage on his next attack against the same target before the end of his next turn.

Faro scores a critical hit with a weapon attack on a roll of 18, 19, or 20.

Faro gains Unarmored Defense. While wearing no armor, his Armor Class equals 10 + Dexterity modifier + Constitution modifier. He uses this feature for an Armor Class of 18.

Faro has Advantage on initiative rolls while not wearing Heavy armor. He can also move stealthily while traveling at a normal pace when alone.

Faro gains the Berserker subclass. His rage becomes more violent and focused, reflecting years of suppressed combat fury.

Faro can use Reckless Attack to gain Advantage on Strength-based melee attacks during his turn, while attacks against him have Advantage until his next turn.

Faro gains one additional skill proficiency, chosen as Survival.

While raging, Faro can enter Frenzy after using Reckless Attack. The first time each turn he hits with a Strength-based attack during that rage, the attack deals extra damage equal to his Rage Damage bonus.

Faro gains Advantage on saving throws against being Frightened. If he fails such a save, he can repeat it at the end of each of his turns.

Faro can move up to half his Speed when he enters Rage, without provoking Opportunity Attacks.

Faro can identify military organizations, ranks, insignia, and battlefield practices. He can secure basic shelter, food, and logistical support from military contacts and can usually find recognition or limited aid among soldiers and veterans who respect his service.