Finesse

When you make a ranged Strike, you can spend 1 Stamina to gain a bonus to your Fighting Style test equal to your PER.

While dual-wielding two 1H weapons, you can ignore your attack per round limit, though all attacks must be made with your weapons.

Add your AGI to your Initiative.

When you suffer damage from falling, you can use a reaction to reduce it by an amount equal to your Acrobatics bonus.

When you successfully Dodge an attack, you can move 1m as part of the same reaction. If you end this movement outside the bounds of an Area Attack, you completely negate that attack.

If you and your foe are the only creatures within each other's reach, you gain a +2 bonus to Fighting Style and Dodge tests against them.

You can Manipulate as a free action on your turn.

When you Strike a Flanked creature, you can add your AGI, rather than STR, to the damage roll of your Strike. [Heavy] weapons don't benefit from this perk.

When you fail a Parry while dual-wielding, you can spend 1 Stamina to reroll your Fighting Style test. You must use the new roll.

If you've made a melee Strike against a creature, you don't provoke opportunity attacks from them until the end of the round.

When you fail a Dodge while unarmored, due to the attacker having more Successes than you, you still manage to the hit into a graze.

Reduce the damage by an amount equal to your AGI.

When you make a ranged Strike against a creature positioned at least 3m below you, you gain a +1D6 damage bonus.

Moving through natural difficult terrain doesn't slow down you down.

Standing up from Prone doesn't require an action, though you must spend 3m of your speed.

When you Strike while Hidden or against a Surprised creature, with a [Small] weapon, you gain a +1D8 damage bonus.

When you pass a Fighting Style test, you have a minimum amount of Successes equal to your Stealth bonus.

When you use Dodging Step, you can spend 1 Stamina to move up to half your speed, rather than 1m.

You can Steal as a free action. Furthermore, when you Steal, you don't suffer any penalty to your Sleight of Hand test if the item has Bulk (4) or lower.

When you use Aimed Shot, you gain a +1D6 damage bonus.

You gain a new maneuver: Riposte allows you to make a Strike against your attacker, as part of the same action used to Parry.

All marksman weapons you wield gain the [Exposing] trait.

When you Sneak while only obscured, you don't suffer bane on your Stealth test. Moreover, missing with a ranged Strike from Sneak doesn't reveal your position.

When you pass a Fighting Style test, you have a minimum amount of Successes equal to your Acrobatics bonus.

You gain the Twin Strike maneuver, which you can only use when you Strike while dual-wielding. Twin Strike gives you a damage bonus to your Strike, equal to your other weapon's damage die.

Your Sneak Attack damage bonus increases to +2D8. Furthermore, if you use Sneak Attack on a creature that hasn't taken their turn yet, they must make an Endurance test. A creature that isn't Bloodied after the initial attack, makes this test with boon.

A target that fails this test immediately dies.

When you Sneak, you can move up to your full speed.

When you roll Initiative, use a D8, rather than a D6. Moreover, you are able to Parry ranged Strikes.

When you roll Initiative, use a D8, rather than a D6. Moreover, you are able to Parry ranged Strikes.

When you use Aimed Shot, you don't suffer any penalty due to firing in your weapon's long range. Moreover, using Aimed Shot also maximizes your weapon's damage.

You can Sneak as a free action on each of your turns.

Once on each of your turns when you Strike, you can make one attack with each weapon your holding as part of the same action.