Gawain

Your strict code of honor makes you especially trustworthy at the negotiating table. When you make a check involving diplomacy or persuasion has its TN reduced one level of difficulty (a Hard task becomes Tricky), and on a success check, the outcome of at least a clean success is improved one tier (Good becomes Exceptional).

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.

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.