Fighting styles

Divert Attack

• You now have the ability to protect your nearby allies from enemy attacks. If an enemy tries to attack someone near you, you can divert their attack to yourself and take the hit instead. However, you can only take half the damage from certain types of attacks, such as slashing, piercing, bludgeoning, and magical kinetic force.

Long strike

• This weapon strike has two effects. First, it deals 2d8 damage that can penetrate armor. Second, it has a chance to cause additional damage to the target. If the target fails their saving throw, they will take full damage from the attack. However, if they succeed their saving throw, they will only take damage. As you level up, the weapon will become more powerful and gain new abilities. For example, at level 7, it may gain an additional effect or increase in damage.

Barrage

• A barrage of attacks that deals bludgeoning damage of 2d4 means that each attack will deal 2d4 bludgeoning damage. The total damage depends on the number of attacks and how accurately they land. Keep in mind that any weapon used can eventually break or become ineffective, and the exact damage dealt may vary depending on several factors. Ultimately, any discussions related to damage or weapon effects should be determined by the Dungeon Master.

Body charger

• A whole-body attack deals 1d6 + strength modifier in bludgeoning damage, but it costs half of your movement. If the enemy succeeds on a DC save, they get advantage on their attacks against you. If they fail, they take the damage and you get advantage on your attacks against them. Keep in mind that the DC value and damage dealt may vary, and this attack can leave you vulnerable to counterattacks.