As an Action, Vikasha can move a Large or smaller object or willing creature up to 30 feet with telekinetic force.

As a Bonus Action, Vikasha expends a Psionic Energy die to leap telekinetically, gaining a flying Speed equal to twice her Speed until the end of the current turn.

Vikasha can use Telekinesis without a spell slot or components. While concentrating on it, she can make one weapon attack as a Bonus Action.

Vikasha can regain hit points as a Bonus Action by expending a use of Second Wind. She has three uses, regaining them after a Short or Long Rest, and can regain one use when she rolls Initiative.

As a Reaction, Vikasha can reduce damage dealt to herself or an ally within range by expending a Psionic Energy die and rolling it, reducing the damage by the roll plus her Intelligence modifier.

Vikasha can use her Psionic Energy to protect allies. As a reaction, she can reduce damage dealt to creatures within range by creating a field of telekinetic force.

When Vikasha hits with a weapon attack, she can expend a Psionic Energy die to deal extra Force damage and push the target up to 10 feet, unless it succeeds on a Strength saving throw.

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 fighting with two weapons when applicable.

Vikasha can use the mastery properties of weapons with which she has proficiency. Her chosen weapon mastery properties are Nick for daggers, Vex for Mind Dancer, and Sap for a backup club or mace.

Once per turn, Vikasha can take one additional action, except for the Magic action. She can use this feature twice per Long Rest and regains one expended use after a Short Rest.

When Vikasha fails an ability check, she can expend a use of Second Wind and add 1d10 to the check, potentially turning failure into success.

Vikasha gains the Psi Warrior subclass and its psionic abilities.

Vikasha gains an Ability Score Improvement or another eligible feat.

Vikasha can make two attacks instead of one when taking the Attack action. She can also move up to half her Speed immediately after using Second Wind without provoking Opportunity Attacks.

Vikasha gains another Ability Score Improvement or eligible feat.

Vikasha can use her Psionic Energy dice to enhance her movement and strike with telekinetic force. She gains the Psi-Powered Leap and Telekinetic Thrust options.

Vikasha gains another Ability Score Improvement or eligible feat.

Vikasha can reroll a failed saving throw, using a new roll, and can use this feature once per Long Rest. She also gains another use of Second Wind.

Vikasha can expend a Psionic Energy die to end the Charmed or Frightened condition on herself and gains resistance to Psychic damage while not incapacitated.

Vikasha can make three attacks instead of one when taking the Attack action.

Vikasha gains another Ability Score Improvement or eligible feat.

When Vikasha misses with an attack roll, she can make another attack against the same target as part of the same action.

Vikasha gains another Ability Score Improvement or eligible feat.

Vikasha gains another Ability Score Improvement or eligible feat.

Vikasha gains another Ability Score Improvement or eligible feat.

Vikasha can make four attacks instead of one when taking the Attack action.

Vikasha gains Psionic Energy dice, which fuel her Psi Warrior features. Her Psionic Energy die is a d12, and she regains all expended dice after a Long Rest.

Vikasha can use her Psionic Energy dice to deal extra Force damage with weapon attacks or move creatures and objects with telekinetic force.

Vikasha maintains a reliable network of criminal contacts. She knows how to communicate with smugglers, fences, informants, and other underworld figures, and can usually identify a safe intermediary for passing messages or obtaining restricted information.