While raging, Korga can protect allies with ancestral spirits. As a reaction when a creature she can see within 30 feet takes damage, she can reduce that damage by 2d6. She can use this reaction once per rage.

Korga draws on ancestral spirits and enters a battle fury, gaining her rage benefits for up to 1 minute.

Korga makes two melee weapon attacks with her greataxe or handaxe.

Korga attacks recklessly, gaining advantage on her Strength-based melee attacks for the turn while exposing herself to attacks.

The first enemy Korga hits while raging is harried by ancestral spirits and suffers penalties when attacking her allies.

Korga interposes spectral veterans to reduce damage dealt to an ally within 30 feet.

Korga has advantage on Strength-based ability checks made for shoving, grappling, forcing doors, climbing, jumping, and similar feats of physical power.

Korga can make a reckless attack on her first attack of a turn, gaining advantage on Strength-based melee weapon attack rolls for that turn, while attack rolls against her have advantage until her next turn.

Korga has advantage on Dexterity saving throws against effects she can see, such as traps and spells. She does not gain this benefit while blinded, deafened, or incapacitated.

Korga chooses the Path of the Ancestral Guardian, calling on the spirits of former comrades and other honored dead to protect her allies and hinder her enemies.

When Korga is raging, the first creature she hits with a melee attack on her turn becomes marked by ancestral warriors until the start of her next turn. While marked, the creature has disadvantage on attack rolls that do not target Korga, and when it damages a creature other than Korga, the target has resistance to that damage. The effect requires no action from Korga.

Korga gains a feat or ability score improvement. She increased her Strength by 2, raising it to 19 before later improvements.

Korga can attack twice, instead of once, whenever she takes the Attack action on her turn.

Korga's speed increases by 10 feet while she is not wearing heavy armor.

Korga gains a feat or ability score improvement. She increased her Strength by 2, raising it to 21.

Korga has advantage on initiative rolls. If she is surprised at the start of combat but is not incapacitated, she can act normally on her first turn by entering her rage before doing anything else.

Once per turn, when Korga scores a critical hit with a melee attack, she rolls one additional weapon damage die when determining the extra damage.

When Korga fails a saving throw while raging, she can reroll it and must use the new result. If the new result succeeds, she takes 3d6 psychic damage. She can use this feature once per rage.

Korga gains a feat or ability score improvement. She increased her Constitution by 2, raising it to 16.

Korga's rage now lasts until it ends normally, rather than ending early because she did not attack or take damage on a turn. It still ends if she falls unconscious or chooses to end it.

Korga retains the loyalty of former comrades and can usually identify the customs, ranks, and practical needs of soldiers, camps, and mercenary companies. She can secure modest lodging and basic assistance from military organizations that recognize her service, unless her reputation has preceded her for a particularly bad reason.