You regain the use of this feature after finishing a Short or Long Rest. You must choose separate maneuvers when you do this. Once, you may use 2 maneuvers on an attack instead of 1. You regain the use of all expended Superiority Dice after finishing a Short or Long Rest. Though the Extra Attack Feature can be gained earlier, characters do not benefit from the feature unless they are 5th level or higher. Techniques are detailed below: Extra Attack

Gaining Martial Mastery also grants additional features called Techniques (Rogues do not learn Techniques, though they still progress in all other columns). The saving throw DC is calculated as follows: Saving Throws Some of your maneuvers require your target to make a saving throw to resist the maneuver's effects. Alternatively, you may spend the use of a Hit dice during a Short rest to regain spent Superiority die up to half of your maximum number of Superiority Die (Rounded down). You regain expended Superiority Dice after finishing a Long Rest. Superiority Die: You have a number of Superiority die equal to your Proficiency Bonus. You learn new utility Maneuvers as you progress in Martial Mastery. You can only use 1 Maneuver per attack.Īdditionally, you know a Utility maneuver of your choice from the List of Utility Maneuvers available to your Class. Maneuvers You learn a number of maneuvers from the Battlemaster or your Class specific list of Maneuvers equal to 1 + your Intelligence modifier (Minimum of 1) and will learn more maneuvers as you gain levels in this class. Practice, training and ingenuity have made you particularly skilled at the use of weapons and physical combat. The text common to Martial Mastery features is as follows: While not all of these features are identical, they all share a name and offer advancement in the Martial Mastery table below. This feature also replaces the Extra Attack feature that these classes have (The feature is added to Rogues at 1st level). The following classes now have a Martial Mastery class feature at 1st level: Paladin, Fighter, Ranger, Monk, Rogue, and Barbarian. This revision focuses on taking on both of these issues: New Class feature: Martial Mastery Additionally, martial classes suffer from a drought of turn to turn options often being relegated to just picking a target and hitting it. While there are rules in game for characters that have Spellcasting features from multiple classes, there is no corresponding feature for characters who have multiple classes that focus on engaging their foes with weapons. Martial Mastery Creating a comparable system to Spellcasting

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