As a bonus action, Voraena can regain hit points equal to 1d10 plus her Fighter level. She can use this feature once, and regains the use of it when she finishes a Short or Long Rest.

Once per turn, Voraena can add a superiority die to an attack roll after seeing the d20 but before knowing the result.

When a creature misses her with a melee attack, she can use her reaction to make a melee weapon attack against that creature and add a superiority die to the damage if it hits.

When she hits a creature, she can attempt to frighten it by adding a superiority die to the damage, and the target must make a Wisdom save or become frightened.

When she hits a creature, she can add a superiority die to the damage and force the target to make a Strength save or fall prone.

When she hits a creature, she can add a superiority die to the damage and force the target to drop one held object of her choice.

When a creature hits her with an attack, she can use her reaction to add a superiority die to her AC against that attack, potentially causing it to miss.

She can direct an ally to strike, allowing that ally to use its reaction to make one weapon attack and add a superiority die to the damage if it hits.

When she hits a creature, she can add a superiority die to the damage and push the target up to 15 feet away if it fails a Strength save.

When she hits a creature, she can add a superiority die to the damage and goad the target into attacking her allies less effectively unless it succeeds on a Wisdom save.

Choose one Fighting Style. Voraena fights as a disciplined battlefield commander, favoring Precision-focused swordplay or Defense depending on the table's needs. She gains a style that reflects her technical training and measured combat doctrine.

Voraena can push herself beyond normal limits, taking one additional action on her turn. She can use this feature once, and regains the use of it when she finishes a Short or Long Rest.

Voraena masters the Battle Master archetype, gaining Combat Superiority and access to maneuvers that turn tactics into precision violence.

She has a pool of 5 superiority dice, which are d10s. She can expend a die to fuel a maneuver, usually adding the die to an attack roll, damage roll, or other combat effect. She regains all expended superiority dice when she finishes a Short or Long Rest.

Voraena learns one Artisan's Tool or Gaming Set proficiency of her choice, reflecting the practical lessons of military life.

Voraena has honed a tactical repertoire of 9 maneuvers. Suggested maneuvers include Precision Attack, Riposte, Menacing Attack, Trip Attack, Disarming Attack, Parry, Commander's Strike, Pushing Attack, and Goading Attack.

At 4th level and again at higher Fighter levels, Voraena can improve ability scores or take feats. She has already allocated her final ability scores according to the provided build, so this feature represents those advancement choices.

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

At 6th level and again at higher Fighter levels, Voraena can improve ability scores or take feats.

Voraena has learned to assess the battlefield and enemy capabilities from experience, gaining practical insight into foes after observing them closely in action.

At 8th level and again at higher Fighter levels, Voraena can improve ability scores or take feats.

Voraena can reroll a failed saving throw. She can use this feature once, and regains the use of it when she finishes a Long Rest.

Her superiority dice improve to d10s, and she can use them with greater confidence and tactical control. She also learns additional ways to exploit openings in combat.

Voraena can attack three times, instead of once, whenever she takes the Attack action on her turn.

At 12th level and again at higher Fighter levels, Voraena can improve ability scores or take feats.

Voraena can use Indomitable twice between Long Rests.

At 14th level and again at higher Fighter levels, Voraena can improve ability scores or take feats.

Years of service in the High Spire enforcement hierarchy give Voraena access to military customs, ranks, and contacts, allowing her to recognize authority structures and request aid from soldiers, security personnel, and other professionals who respect her old commission.