Zephyr invokes her bonded weapon, causing it to leap into her hand from across the room or from a concealed holster.

Zephyr can take the Dash, Disengage, or Hide action as a bonus action on each of her turns.

Once per short or long rest, Zephyr can use a bonus action to regain 1d10 plus 3 hit points.

Zephyr can magically bond with up to two weapons. She cannot be disarmed of a bonded weapon unless she is incapacitated, and she can summon a bonded weapon to her hand as a bonus action. Her pistol and suppressed submachine gun are treated as bonded weapons by DM-approved modern firearm rules.

Zephyr makes a weapon attack against a creature within 5 feet that has just ended its turn near her, then moves up to half her speed without provoking an opportunity attack.

Zephyr takes the Attack action, makes one additional attack from Dread Ambusher, and uses Action Surge to attack again. She can combine this with Sneak Attack and her firearm or knife tactics.

Zephyr vanishes into darkness, using Umbral Sight, Cunning Action, and her expertise in Stealth to reposition before striking from an unexpected angle.

Choose a favored enemy category. Zephyr has chosen humanoids, specifically criminals and organized smugglers. She has advantage on Wisdom (Survival) checks to track them and Intelligence checks to recall information about them.

Zephyr is especially familiar with urban environments and underground routes. She gains the benefits of Natural Explorer when traveling through her chosen terrain, which is urban and subterranean terrain, including improved navigation, tracking, stealth, and foraging capabilities.

Zephyr can cast ranger spells using Wisdom as her spellcasting ability. She knows four ranger spells and has the spell slots shown in her multiclass spellcasting progression.

Zephyr has chosen Two-Weapon Fighting as her ranger fighting style. When fighting with two light melee weapons, she can add her ability modifier to the damage of the second attack.

Zephyr can make a second weapon attack when she takes the Attack action on her turn.

Moving through nonmagical difficult terrain costs Zephyr no extra movement. She can pass through nonmagical plants without being slowed or damaged by them and has advantage on saving throws against magically created or manipulated plants.

Zephyr gains an Ability Score Improvement. She increased her Wisdom by 2, raising it from 14 to 16 after species bonuses.

When Zephyr takes the Attack action on her first turn of a combat, she can make one additional weapon attack as part of that action. If that attack hits, the target takes an extra 1d8 damage. She also gains a bonus to her initiative equal to her Wisdom modifier.

Zephyr gains darkvision out to 90 feet. While in darkness, she is effectively invisible to creatures relying on darkvision to see her.

Zephyr gains proficiency in Intelligence and Wisdom saving throws.

Zephyr gains proficiency with thieves' tools and one additional skill, Investigation. She also gains Sneak Attack, dealing an extra 2d6 damage once per turn when she has advantage or an eligible ally is adjacent to the target and she uses a finesse or ranged weapon.

Zephyr gains the Scout features Skirmisher and Survivalist. Skirmisher lets her use her reaction to move up to half her speed when an enemy ends its turn within 5 feet, without provoking opportunity attacks. Survivalist grants expertise in Nature and Survival.

Zephyr gains proficiency with all armor, shields, simple weapons, and martial weapons from her fighter training. She also gains the Defense fighting style, adding 1 to her AC while wearing armor.

Once per short or long rest, Zephyr can take one additional action on her turn.

Zephyr gains an Ability Score Improvement. She increased her Dexterity by 2, raising it from 16 to 18 after species bonuses.

Zephyr has expertise in Stealth and Survival. Her proficiency bonus is doubled for checks using those skills.

Zephyr knows the secret patterns of Atrix Isle, including hidden alleys, rooftop routes, maintenance tunnels, safe houses, and the unspoken signals used by street children and undercity survivors. She can usually find food, shelter, or a concealed route in a settlement, provided such resources exist.