Vikasha can regain hit points as a Bonus Action by expending one of her four uses of Second Wind. She regains expended uses after a Short or Long Rest, according to the feature's recovery rules.

When Vikasha uses Second Wind as a Bonus Action, she can move up to half her Speed without provoking Opportunity Attacks.

Vikasha uses telekinetic force to move a creature or object, often disarming an opponent or pulling an ally out of danger.

After hitting with a weapon attack, Vikasha adds a Psionic Energy Die to the damage as force damage and may push the target or knock it Prone if it fails its saving throw.

Vikasha reduces damage dealt to herself or an ally within range by rolling a Psionic Energy Die plus her Intelligence modifier.

Vikasha makes three attacks with the Attack action, using Mind Dancer and the Mind Slivers in a controlled sequence of blade work and telekinetic redirection.

Vikasha can take an additional action, commonly making three more weapon attacks or combining attacks with movement and tactical control.

Vikasha gains a Fighting Style feat. She has chosen Two-Weapon Fighting, allowing her to add her ability modifier to the extra attack granted by two-weapon fighting.

Vikasha has mastery with three chosen weapons and can use their mastery properties. Her chosen weapons are the dagger, longsword, and shortsword.

Vikasha can take one additional action on her turn. She can use this feature twice, and regains expended uses after a Short or Long Rest, according to the feature's recovery rules.

When Vikasha 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 expended.

Vikasha can attack twice, instead of once, whenever she takes the Attack action.

Vikasha can reroll a failed saving throw and add her Fighter level to the reroll. She can use this feature once per Long Rest, and can use it additional times by expending a use of Second Wind as allowed by the feature.

When Vikasha makes an attack with a weapon whose mastery property she can use, she can replace that property's effect with Push, Sap, or Slow for that attack.

Vikasha has advantage on her next attack roll against a creature she misses with an attack during her turn, provided the attack uses a weapon or an Unarmed Strike.

Vikasha can attack three times whenever she takes the Attack action.

Vikasha gains an Epic Boon feat. She has chosen Boon of Irresistible Offense, improving her weapon attacks and allowing her to overcome resistance to damage from her attacks.

Vikasha gains a bonus Ability Score Improvement or another feat at Fighter levels 4, 6, 8, 12, 14, and 16. Her final ability scores already reflect her selected improvements.

Vikasha gains a reserve of psionic energy represented by Psionic Energy Dice. She has twelve Psionic Energy Dice, each a d12, regaining all expended dice after a Long Rest and one expended die after a Short Rest. She can use them for Protective Field, Psionic Strike, and Telekinetic Movement.

Vikasha can use Telekinetic Thrust when she deals Psionic Strike damage, forcing the target to make a Strength saving throw or be knocked Prone or moved up to 10 feet.

Vikasha gains additional options with Psionic Power. Her Psionic Strike can deal force damage after a weapon hit, and her Protective Field can reduce damage to herself or another creature within range.

Vikasha's weapon attacks deal additional force damage when she uses Psionic Strike, and she can use Telekinetic Thrust after dealing that damage.

Vikasha gains resistance to Psychic damage and can end the Charmed or Frightened condition on herself by expending a Psionic Energy Die.

Vikasha can use her psionic energy to protect creatures within range, granting them Half Cover for a limited duration.

Vikasha can cast Telekinesis without a spell slot or material components, using Intelligence as her spellcasting ability. She can also use the spell's effects through her psionic mastery as described by the feature.

Vikasha has contacts among criminals and knows how to locate fences, informants, safe houses, and other members of the underworld. She can usually secure a discreet meeting with a criminal contact, though favors and risks may be involved.