Nova makes two weapon attacks, using her longbow or shortswords.

Nova can use an action to expend a use of her feature and gain temporary hit points equal to her ranger level plus her Wisdom modifier. She can also end one effect causing her to be charmed or frightened.

Nova makes one weapon attack against a creature within 5 feet after successfully hiding from it as a bonus action.

Nova can Dash, Disengage, or Hide as a bonus action.

Nova can use a bonus action to enter a heightened combat state for 1 minute. During it, she gains advantage on initiative checks, cannot be surprised, and gains a bonus to her first attack roll each turn equal to her Wisdom modifier.

Nova can use a bonus action to gain advantage on her next attack roll before the end of her turn. If the attack hits, it deals an additional 2d6 damage. She can use this feature once per short or long rest.

Nova moves up to half her speed when an enemy ends its turn within 5 feet of her, without provoking opportunity attacks from that enemy.

Nova halves the damage from an attack that hits her if she can see the attacker.

Nova makes one additional weapon attack as part of the Attack action on her first turn in combat, and that attack deals an extra 1d8 damage if it hits.

Nova adds 4d6 damage to one eligible finesse or ranged weapon attack each turn.

Nova is proficient with all simple and martial weapons, light armor, medium armor, and shields. Her multiclass training also grants proficiency with light armor, thieves' tools, and one additional skill from the rogue class.

Nova has advantage on initiative rolls. At the start of her first turn in each combat, her walking speed increases by 10 feet and she can make one additional weapon attack as part of that turn. If that attack hits, it deals an extra 1d8 damage.

Nova can attempt to hide from a creature that relies on darkvision while in darkness, heavy obscurement, or similar conditions. If she is hidden from a creature when she misses it with an attack, making the attack does not reveal her position.

Nova can choose a favored enemy type and gains advantage on Wisdom checks to track them and Intelligence checks to recall information about them. She also learns one language associated with that enemy. Her favored enemies are humanoids, specifically agents of hostile organizations and aberrant infiltrators.

Nova is an exceptional explorer and guide. Difficult terrain does not slow her travel, she cannot become lost except by magical means, and she remains alert while traveling alone. She can move stealthily at a normal pace, forage twice as much food, and track creatures while learning their exact number, sizes, and how long ago they passed.

Nova gains a fighting style. She has chosen Two-Weapon Fighting, allowing her to add her ability modifier to the damage of a second weapon attack made with her other hand.

Nova can cast ranger spells using Wisdom as her spellcasting ability.

Nova can choose a second favored enemy and gains an additional associated language. Her second favored enemy is monstrosities, especially creatures created or altered for clandestine warfare.

Nova gains a second favored terrain. She is especially adapted to urban environments and ruins, in addition to her original favored terrain of underground environments.

Nova can make one additional weapon attack when she takes the Attack action on her turn.

Nova can attack twice, instead of once, whenever she takes the Attack action on her turn, due to her ranger training. This feature does not stack with the rogue's features but is listed as part of her core martial progression.

Nova can reroll a failed saving throw against being charmed or frightened at the end of each of her turns, provided she is not incapacitated.

Nova has expertise in Stealth, Perception, Investigation, and thieves' tools. Her proficiency bonus is doubled for ability checks using those proficiencies.

Nova gains proficiency in Wisdom saving throws. If she already had this proficiency, she instead gains proficiency in Intelligence or Charisma saving throws. As a ranger, she gains proficiency in Wisdom saving throws through multiclass training.

Nova can make an opportunity attack against a creature that leaves her reach, and she does not provoke opportunity attacks when she moves away from a creature she has attacked during her turn.

Nova gains proficiency in Nature and Survival, or expertise if she already has proficiency. She adds half her proficiency bonus to any ability check using a skill in which she lacks proficiency, provided the check uses a skill associated with wilderness or scouting.

Nova can move through nonmagical difficult terrain without extra movement and can pass through the space of a creature at least one size larger than herself. She has advantage on saving throws against effects that impede movement.

Nova has advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects while she is in her favored terrain.

Nova gains the ability to make one additional reaction each round, but only for an opportunity attack or for Uncanny Dodge.

Nova retains the respect of soldiers, mercenaries, and veterans who recognize her discipline and service. She can secure temporary shelter, basic aid, and limited support from military organizations or sympathetic personnel, provided her request does not endanger them.