As an action, target a Large or smaller object or willing creature within 30 feet and move it up to 30 feet. Unattended objects can be moved through the air.

Vikasha can take the Attack action and make four attacks because of Three Extra Attacks.

As a Bonus Action, regain 1d10 + 20 Hit Points. She has four uses, regaining one expended use after a Short Rest and all expended uses after a Long Rest.

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

As a Bonus Action, Vikasha can grant half cover to a number of creatures within 30 feet equal to her Intelligence modifier, including herself, for 1 minute or until she is incapacitated. She can expend one Psionic Energy Die to use this feature again without a Bonus Action.

As a Reaction when Vikasha or an ally within 30 feet takes damage, expend a Psionic Energy Die to reduce the damage by 1d12 + 5.

After hitting a creature with a weapon, expend a Psionic Energy Die to deal an extra 1d12 + 5 Force damage and potentially move the target up to 30 feet.

Vikasha uses precise footwork, thrown daggers, and the Two-Weapon Fighting Style to maintain pressure while exploiting the Nick mastery of her daggers.

Vikasha makes four attacks with the Attack action, and can use Action Surge to take another action on the same turn.

You gain a Fighting Style feat. Vikasha uses Two-Weapon Fighting, allowing her ability modifier to contribute to the damage of the extra attack granted by the Light property.

Vikasha can use the mastery properties of six chosen Simple or Martial weapons. Her chosen weapons are dagger, longsword, shortsword, hand crossbow, javelin, and scimitar. She can change her selections after a Long Rest.

When she 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 awakens as a Psi Warrior and gains Psionic Energy Dice, currently twelve d12s. She regains one expended die after a Short Rest and all expended dice after a Long Rest. She can use Protective Field to reduce damage to herself or an ally by 1d12 + 5, Psionic Strike to deal an extra 1d12 + 5 Force damage after hitting with a weapon, and Telekinetic Movement to move a Large or smaller object or willing creature up to 30 feet.

Vikasha gains an Ability Score Improvement or another eligible feat.

Vikasha can attack twice when taking the Attack action.

Vikasha gains an Ability Score Improvement or another eligible feat.

When Vikasha uses Psionic Strike, the target can be moved up to 30 feet toward or away from her. She also gains a flying Speed equal to her walking Speed for the turn when she uses Telekinetic Movement on herself.

Vikasha gains an Ability Score Improvement or another eligible feat.

When she fails a saving throw, Vikasha can reroll it and add her Fighter level, 20, to the reroll. She has three uses and regains one use after a Long Rest.

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

When Vikasha misses an attack roll against a creature, she has Advantage on her next attack roll against that creature before the end of her next turn.

Vikasha gains an Ability Score Improvement or another eligible feat.

Vikasha gains an Ability Score Improvement or another eligible feat.

Vikasha gains an Ability Score Improvement or another eligible feat.

Vikasha can use Action Surge twice between Long Rests, but only once on a turn.

When Vikasha uses Psionic Energy Dice, she can roll one additional die and ignore the lowest result once per turn.

Vikasha gains an Epic Boon feat. She chooses Boon of Irresistible Offense, allowing her weapon attacks to ignore resistance to their damage and deal additional damage when she scores a critical hit.

Vikasha can attack three additional times when taking the Attack action, for four attacks total.

You know how to locate and communicate with criminal contacts, including smugglers, fences, thieves, corrupt officials, and members of illicit organizations. Such contacts can provide rumors, introductions, or limited assistance, though they will expect comparable aid in return.