As an action, Nova makes two weapon attacks. On her first turn in combat, she gains 10 feet of additional movement and can make one extra weapon attack as part of that action. If the extra attack hits, it deals an additional 1d8 weapon damage.

Nova gains proficiency in Wisdom saving throws against being frightened. She can also use an action to end one effect on herself causing her to be frightened.

As a bonus action, Nova can Dash, Disengage, or Hide.

When an enemy ends its turn within 5 feet of Nova, she can use her reaction to move up to half her speed without provoking opportunity attacks.

When an attack hits Nova and she can see the attacker, she can use her reaction to halve the attack's damage.

Nova chooses the Scout archetype. She gains Skirmisher and Survivalist. Skirmisher allows her to move up to half her speed as a reaction when an enemy ends its turn near her without provoking opportunity attacks. Survivalist grants expertise in Nature and Survival.

Once per turn, Nova deals an extra 4d6 damage when she hits with a finesse or ranged weapon while meeting the Sneak Attack conditions.

When Nova misses with a weapon attack, she can make another weapon attack as part of the same action.

Nova can make two attacks whenever she takes the Attack action.

Nova gains a favored enemy category. Her favored enemies are humanoids, particularly agents of corrupt organizations and enemy intelligence networks. She has advantage on Wisdom (Survival) checks to track them and Intelligence checks to recall information about them.

Nova is an expert explorer. She is particularly skilled at navigating, tracking, remaining alert, and operating in hostile territory. Under the 2014 rules, this includes Natural Explorer benefits for one favored terrain, chosen as urban environments, represented by the city and underground.

Nova gains a fighting style. She chooses Two-Weapon Fighting, adding her ability modifier to the damage of a second weapon attack made with an off-hand weapon.

Nova can cast ranger spells using Wisdom. She knows ranger spells and regains expended spell slots after a long rest.

Nova chooses the Gloom Stalker archetype. She gains superior darkvision, Dread Ambusher, and Umbral Sight. She can see normally in darkness, is difficult for creatures relying on darkvision to detect in darkness, and gains an extra attack with bonus movement on the first turn of combat. That extra attack deals an additional 1d8 weapon damage if it hits.

Nova gains an additional favored enemy and associated language. She chooses aberrations, especially unnatural entities involved in secret experimentation.

Nova gains a ranger improvement, increasing her Dexterity from 18 to 20. This is represented as a final ability score of 20 after human bonuses and advancement.

Nova gains rogue expertise in two proficient skills and thieves' tools. Her expertise applies to Stealth and Perception, doubling her proficiency bonus for those checks.

Nova gains thieves' cant, a secret mixture of coded language, signs, and symbols used by rogues and criminal networks.

Nova gains an Ability Score Improvement, increasing her Constitution from 17 to 18 after applying human bonuses.

Nova gains another use of Expertise, applying it to Nature and Survival through her Scout training.

Nova gains Evasion. On a successful Dexterity saving throw against an effect causing half damage, she takes no damage. On a failed save, she takes half damage.

Nova retains the respect and practical support of former soldiers, scouts, intelligence operatives, and veterans who recognize her service. She can identify military insignia, ranks, camp routines, and basic field procedures, and can usually secure shelter or aid from sympathetic military contacts.