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You're a practiced hunter of the most dangerous game. When you successfully surprise your opponents, you may create narrative advantage that establishes the terms of the ambush before the surprise round begins: position each willing member of your party anywhere they could plausibly have reached unseen, and declare one immediate avenue of escape, source of cover, or defensive position controlled by your party.

A man's best friend is rarely ever human. You attract an animal companion into your service (the companion persists even if this stance is not your focus, and you cannot use this stance again unless you dismiss your companion); consult with the GM as to how long it takes to attract the companion. Unlike pets, your companion always obeys your commands (even when under duress) and will always take action in your best interest, even to its own peril. The companion must be a mundane Wild animal that cannot be mounted. It has 1 HP and 3 in all attributes. It cannot act on its own unless you sacrifice your action to command it. If the companion is slain, you may use this stance again to attract a new one when the GM permits.

You have always been a friend to the natural world, approaching its denizens with humility and respect. You may create a narrative advantage in your first interaction with a Wild animal or monster.

You've seen many a spell and spellcaster and know all their tricks. As a reaction, you can identify a spell or spell-like effect by its telltale signs before it takes form. You know the spell's exact mechanical attributes and the scale of its parameters at the time of its casting.

You've turned your artistic talent into a lucrative trade. You may spend a consumable supply to create a luxury artwork (which may also be represented as a temporary service, such as a performance); consult with the GM regarding the length of time it takes to create the artwork. The artwork's value is that of a luxury item.

Your unshakeable faith in the gods protects you against great peril. As a reaction, you may make an opposed check to cancel a single source of lethal damage (matching the attribute of the check that precipitated the damage), with advantage.

You reach deep down into a hidden well of strength, momentarily pushing yourself beyond your limits. When time would ordinarily allow you to accomplish only one non-combat, non-spellcasting action, you may accomplish several instead. If the GM requires a check, only roll once to rule for the outcome of all actions involved.

You have medical expertise on the battlefield, whether through study or practice. As an action, any target you touch may recover 1d6 HP divided any way you wish among any number of targets, including yourself. Each target healed is cured of any minor perils. When you tend to your subject's injuries, you must concentrate on your work and take no other action. It takes 1 round per point of HP to recover in this way.