Riposte Mastery

After training for years at parrying blows, you've studied and mastered the ability to attack after a parry.

• When taking a Parry Action, you may use 1d6 instead of 1d4 for the AC roll.
• After parrying an enemy via the Parry Mastery feat, you may expend your reaction to make a regular weapon attack (this is NOT considered an opportunity attack, but DOES expend your reaction).  Add your parry roll to this damage.

Example:  Enemy attacks and you take a parry action, rolling a 1d6.  You roll a 4.  Your normal AC is 17, but until the end of the enemy's turn it is considered 21.

First attack, enemy rolls a 14.  Attack misses, riposte does NOT trigger.  Second attack, enemy rolls a 19.  Attack misses, and riposte DOES trigger.  You roll to attack (as you would with opportunity attack) and hit.  You roll damage, add your normal modifiers, and then also add the 4 you rolled on your parry dice to the attack damage.