As a bonus action, Maeve can regain hit points equal to 1d10 + her fighter level. She has 4 uses of this feature and regains one use on a short rest, all uses on a long rest.

Maeve can attack twice instead of once when she takes the Attack action. Also, whenever she uses Second Wind as a bonus action, she can move up to half her speed without provoking opportunity attacks.

Use when a strike absolutely must land. Maeve commits fully, turning a would-be miss into a near-certain hit through discipline and timing.

Maeve marks a foe with menace and focus, forcing them to choose between staying in the fight and escaping her pressure.

Maeve drives her opponent off balance, knocking them prone and opening them to follow-up strikes.

Maeve goads a target into making the wrong choice, drawing attention away from her allies and onto herself.

Maeve punishes an enemy that overextends by striking back with cold, efficient violence.

Maeve shoves an enemy where she wants them to go, breaking lines or hurling them into danger.

Maeve has mastered the battlefield through the fighter's martial training. She is proficient with simple and martial weapons and trained in light, medium, and heavy armor and shields.

Choose a Fighting Style feat. Defense is the recommended style for a frontline fighter, but Maeve instead favors a style that matches her brutal, direct approach. She can replace this feat whenever she gains a fighter level.

Maeve is trained in the use of three kinds of simple or martial weapons, and can use their mastery properties. After each long rest, she can change one of those weapon choices.

On her turn, Maeve can take one additional action, except the Magic action. She can use this twice per long rest, but only once per turn.

Maeve can push her mind toward success. When she fails an ability check, she can expend a use of Second Wind to add 1d10 to the check. If the check still fails, the use is not spent.

Maeve chooses a fighter subclass. As a Battle Master, she relies on precision, timing, and battlefield control rather than raw rage.

Maeve learns combat maneuvers and has a pool of superiority dice to fuel them. Her maneuvers let her trip, disarm, redirect, and pressure enemies with calculated violence. She is best represented as a Battle Master with maneuvers such as Precision Attack, Goading Attack, Trip Attack, Menacing Attack, Riposte, and Pushing Attack.

Maeve has picked up practical knowledge from life in camp and on campaign, gaining proficiency with one type of artisan's tools, gaming set, or similar war-learned craft. In character, this reflects her ability to repair gear, read supply lines, and understand the habits of soldiers.

Maeve gains an Ability Score Improvement or another feat she qualifies for.

Maeve gains an Ability Score Improvement or another feat she qualifies for.

Maeve's subclass grants another feature tied to her Battle Master training, deepening her control of the fight and her ability to outthink opponents.

Maeve gains an Ability Score Improvement or another feat she qualifies for.

If Maeve fails a saving throw, she can reroll it with a bonus equal to her fighter level. She can do this three times per long rest. She also gains Tactical Master, allowing her to replace a mastery property she can use with Push, Sap, or Slow on that attack.

Maeve's subclass grants another Battle Master feature, usually expanding the number, potency, or reach of her maneuvers.

Maeve can attack three times instead of once when she takes the Attack action.

Maeve gains an Ability Score Improvement or another feat she qualifies for.

Maeve can use Indomitable three times per long rest. She also gains Studied Attacks, which gives her advantage on her next attack roll against a creature she missed before the end of her next turn.

Maeve gains an Ability Score Improvement or another feat she qualifies for.

Maeve's subclass grants another feature. At this point her Battle Master training is the polished edge of a lifetime of drilling, reading, and punishing hesitation.

Maeve gains an Ability Score Improvement or another feat she qualifies for.

Maeve can use Action Surge twice between rests, and can still only use it once on a turn. She also continues to have Indomitable three times per long rest.

Maeve's subclass grants another feature, representing the peak of her Battle Master discipline and the culmination of all her learned techniques.

Maeve gains an Epic Boon or another feat she qualifies for. Boon of Combat Prowess is a fitting choice for her.

Maeve can attack four times instead of once when she takes the Attack action.

Maeve still carries herself with the bearing of someone who once held rank. Fellow veterans, mercenaries, and military quartermasters recognize that posture, answer her as one of their own, and may offer limited courtesy, access, or information depending on the setting and her reputation.