Maeve can take the Attack action twice instead of once on her turn.

As a Bonus Action, Maeve can regain hit points equal to 1d10 plus her Fighter level. She can use this feature twice, regaining one expended use when she finishes a Short Rest and all expended uses when she finishes a Long Rest.

Whenever Maeve activates Second Wind with a Bonus Action, she can move up to half her Speed without provoking Opportunity Attacks.

Maeve drives a weapon into an opening she has already studied, then follows up with punishing precision, using the battlefield like a puzzle she has solved in real time.

Maeve turns a foe's aggression back on them, striking in the instant after an enemy commits to her.

Maeve hooks an enemy's legs or balance, sending them hard to the ground so the rest of her team can finish the job.

Maeve leans into a threat with cold, practiced menace, forcing weaker wills to falter under her stare and tone.

Maeve slams a foe off line, smashing them into the worst possible position for their formation.

Maeve disarms with a twist of leverage and a brutally economical motion, sending a weapon skittering out of reach.

Maeve paints herself as the greatest threat in the room, baiting enemies into chasing her instead of the people she protects.

Maeve acts before the fight truly begins, reading a situation so fast that she is already moving when others are still deciding.

Maeve directs an ally's strike with a shouted timing cue or a perfectly placed opening, treating teamwork like a drill she has practiced for years.

Maeve gains a Fighting Style feat of her choice. She has chosen Defense, granting her a +1 bonus to Armor Class while wearing armor. She can swap this Fighting Style feat whenever she gains a Fighter level.

Maeve can use the mastery properties of two kinds of weapons of her choice with which she has proficiency. Her martial training lets her adapt quickly to different battlefield tools.

Maeve gains Action Surge, allowing her to push herself beyond normal limits for a moment and take one additional action on her turn. At Fighter level 17, she can use this feature twice before a Long Rest.

Maeve has practical combat instincts. She can add her Proficiency Bonus to an ability check using a skill or tool if she is not already adding her Proficiency Bonus to the check, representing quick battlefield judgment and drilled competence.

Maeve chooses the Battle Master subclass, gaining Combat Superiority and a suite of tactical maneuvers fueled by Superiority Dice. She is a battlefield planner, not just a bruiser.

Maeve learns nine maneuvers in total, which are fueled by Superiority Dice. Her Superiority Die starts at d8 and improves as she advances in Battle Master features. She can use maneuvers such as Precision Attack, Riposte, Trip Attack, Menacing Attack, Pushing Attack, Disarming Attack, Goading Attack, Ambush, and Commander's Strike to control enemies, protect allies, and exploit openings.

Maeve gains proficiency with one type of artisan's tools or gaming set of her choice, reflecting study of tactics, discipline, and military downtime. She chose Dice Set, a soldier's favorite way to read a room and a rival.

Maeve gains an Ability Score Improvement feat or another feat for which she qualifies. Her final ability scores are already set to the supplied profile.

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

Maeve gains a second subclass feature from Battle Master training. She has learned to anticipate enemy habits, tighten her formation sense, and turn observation into advantage.

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

If Maeve fails a saving throw, she can reroll it and add her Fighter level to the new roll. She must use the new roll, and she can use this feature once before a Long Rest at this level.

Maeve can replace the mastery property of a weapon she attacks with Push, Sap, or Slow for that attack, letting her tailor her strikes to the tactical need of the moment.

Maeve gains a further Battle Master subclass feature, reflecting greater control over pressure, tempo, and battlefield awareness.

Maeve can attack three times instead of once whenever she takes the Attack action on her turn.

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

If Maeve misses with an attack roll against a creature, she has Advantage on her next attack roll against that creature before the end of her next turn. This rewards her relentless pressure and close reading of combat.

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

Maeve gains another Battle Master subclass feature, representing advanced command of the field and the ability to force enemies into bad choices.

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

Maeve gains a second use of Action Surge and a third use of Indomitable before a Long Rest.

Maeve gains her capstone Battle Master feature, allowing her to stand as a master tactician whose discipline is as dangerous as her strength.

Maeve gains an Epic Boon feat or another feat for which she qualifies. She is especially suited to Boon of Combat Prowess or Boon of Irresistible Offense, depending on the table's allowed options.

Maeve can attack four times instead of once whenever she takes the Attack action on her turn.

Maeve can usually find a place to sleep, a meal, or a hearing among soldiers, guards, and others who respect military service. She understands ranks, drill culture, and the etiquette of command, and she can often identify old comrades, former rivals, or the unit markings of a force she has never met before.