Gawain

A trusty steed will take you far in life. You attract a faithful mount into your service, or teach a mount you own to trust you (the mount persists even if this stance is not your focus, and you cannot use this stance again unless you dismiss your mount); consult with the GM as to how long it takes to attract the mount. Unlike other mounts, a faithful mount always obeys your commands (even when under duress) and will always take action in your best interest, even to its own peril. Such a mount has 1d6 HP and 3 in all attributes. It cannot act on its own unless you sacrifice your action to command it. If the mount is slain, you may use this stance again to attract a new mount when the GM permits.

Hardened by war or mental discipline, you know when to stand strong with indomitable will. As a reaction, you may shake off the effects of fear (magical or mundane) or any other similar effect that would compel you to act out of cowardice.

Your taste for great stories have transformed you into a gourmand of legends. When you use this stance, you may create a GM advantage concerning one of the following legendary subjects: magic, the dead, history, beastiaries, the astral veil, heroes, or the gods.

Your pursuit of esoterica fills your mind with a hoard of dark secrets. When you use this stance, you may create a GM advantage concerning one of the following occult subjects: eldritch horrors, curses and hexes, cults and secret societies, forbidden magic and artifacts, the afterlife, or prophecy.

Whether by mighty cleave, deft riposte, or smart sharpshooting, you enter the battlefield as a one-man army. When you successfully attack an opponent, you may inflict the frightened status on any number of victims allied with your opponent within a melee space of you. They are entitled to a contested Mighty check vs. your attack to retain their composure.

You shield yourself to magical peril, reflecting the arcane energy to its source with your shield, weapon, or bare hands. You may reflect any magical peril (including spells) to their source as long as you have not acted in the round by parrying vs. the TN of the peril or the opposing spellcaster's spell check with your weapon or shield. You may only parry once in the round when using this stance, and must sacrifice any other parries available to you to use this stance.

You charge your weapon with the glorious wrath of your patron. When you successfully attack your opponent, your weapon is engulfed with a maleficence matching your own (if you do not have a maleficence, then it is divine). A successful attack inflicts the prone, deafened, and blinded status effects. Only one attack may be charged in this way, if you have more than one available to you in the round.