Cutter Varsany

Whether by mighty cleave, deft riposte, or smart sharpshooting, you enter the battlefield as a one-man army. Whenever you successfully attack an opponent within your reach, you may make a single attack as a bonus action in the round against a different opponent within a personal space of your victim, at disadvantage. You can’t benefit from this stance while casting spells.

You've always been more comfortable in the outlands than polite society. You are immune to the adverse weather conditions of untamed lands, and ignore the deleterious effects of difficult terrain. Even in the worst of circumstances, you can rest comfortably.

All must beware your legendary liver. When you engage in a drinking contest or similar activity involving potations, you may create a player advantage that exemplifies your near-supernatural capacity to hold your liquor. Even when this stance is not assigned as your focus, you suffer no debilities when inebriated, no matter how much you drink.

Your masterful control over your body weight and poise makes you almost supernaturally deft on your feet. When using this stance, you make no sound when you move, no matter the noisiness of the terrain or what you're carrying (actions involving noise that would ordinarily compromise your stealth status do not). Most checks you make that rely on your silent movement automatically succeed. If the GM requires a check, you may re-roll it if you fail. You cannot maintain this stance while engaged in combat.

Your reputation precedes you. You may create GM advantage in your first interaction with a friendly humanoid or intelligent monster.

In your time as an adventurer, you've traveled far and wide. When you explore an unknown place, you may create a GM advantage concerning lore known to you about this place.