Enter a battle trance that grants resistance to physical weapon damage, increased Strength-based melee damage, and advantage on Strength checks and saving throws.

Attack twice with the Attack action, often striking once to draw an enemy's attention and once to drive it away from an ally.

Mark the first enemy hit during a rage with ancestral guardians, making it less effective against Yrsa's allies.

Call on an ancestral spirit to reduce damage dealt to a nearby ally.

While not wearing armor, Yrsa's Armor Class equals 10 + her Dexterity modifier + her Constitution modifier. She can use a shield and still gain this benefit.

Yrsa has advantage on her first melee weapon attack during her turn if she chooses to gain advantage on it. Until her next turn, attacks against her have advantage.

Yrsa has advantage on Dexterity saving throws against effects she can see, such as traps and spells. She cannot use this benefit while blinded, deafened, or incapacitated.

Yrsa follows the Path of the Ancestral Guardian. Her ancestral spirits manifest as protective, half-remembered figures around her.

While raging, the first creature Yrsa hits with a melee attack on her turn becomes the target of her ancestral protectors until the start of her next turn. The target has disadvantage on attack rolls against creatures other than Yrsa, and those creatures have resistance to the target's damage.

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

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

While raging, Yrsa can use her reaction to reduce damage dealt to another creature within 30 feet by 2d6. At this level, the reduction is 2d6 + 3. The ancestral spirit must be able to see the creature.

Yrsa has discovered an old truth during her secluded life in the mountains. She can identify the warning signs of a spiritual sickness spreading through certain ancestral sites, though she does not yet understand its full cause.