Might

As an action on your turn, you can make yourself Enraged.

The damage of your unarmed strikes increases to 1D6.

Strikes against creatures that are Prone gain a 1D4 damage bonus.

Your Carrying Capacity increases by 5. You can obtain this perk once for each Athletics rank you have, increasing your Carrying Capacity by an additional 5 each time.

When you successfully Block an attack, you can spend 1 Stamina to reduce physical damage 0, and magic damage by half.

When you Dash, you can spend 1 Stamina to move twice as far.

If at least two foes are within your reach, you gain a +2 bonus to Fighting Style and Dodge tests against them.

You either gain a climb or swim speed equal to your stride speed.

Repeatable. You can obtain this perk twice, to gain both speeds.

You can perform a Power Strike without spending Stamina, provided you Sprint and move at least 5m in a straight line immediately before making the attack.

When you defeat a foe with a melee Strike, you can Strike against a second within your reach. Repeat the attack roll. On a success, they suffer the leftover damage of your original attack.

You gain the Menacing Strike maneuver: The target must pass a Focus test or become frightened of you.

When you win a combat roll, you can spend 1 Stamina to use a maneuver, even if you didn't critically win.

When you make a Command test, you can use your Intimidation skill instead.

When you use Power Strike, you can spend up to three Stamina. For each point of Stamina you spend, you can add an additional D6 to your damage bonus.

When you finish a Long Rest, you lose all levels of Fatigue and regain all spent Stamina.

As an action, you can mark a creature you can see within 15m of you. Whenever the marked creature attacks an ally of yours, you can use a reaction to make an Opportunity Attack against it.

Mark. A mark is an effect that targets a single creature over a longer period of time. Placing a mark costs 1 Stamina and lasts 1 hour. A creature can only be marked by one feature at a time. 

You cont as one size category larger than for the purposes of the Size Matters rule.

When you Dodge a melee or ranged attack, you can use your Intimidation skill, rather than Dodge. Using Intimidation in this way automatically fails against attackers who are immune to the Frightened condition.

Your unarmed strikes now deal 1D8 damage, rather than 1D6.

When you receive the benefit from Vanguard, you can gain a free defense reaction once per round.

When you March, you can give a number of creatures 1 additional Stamina equal to your CHA. A creature can only benefit from this perk once per day.

When you and an ally that also has this perk are both within 3m of each other, you gain 2 additional Successes on all Fighting Style and Dodge tests. This only counts for rolled Successes.

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

You learn the Willbreaker maneuver: The target must pass a Focus test or become Frightened of you.

Size Matters. Your own size relative to the target matters. A creature that is more than one size category larger than you is immune to the feature. Similarly, creatures that are more than one size category smaller than you are automatically subject to the feature and its effects.

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

The damage bonus from Coupe de Grace increases to +1D6. Moreover, you can use it against foes who are Bloodied.

You can use D8's rather than D6's when gaining a damage bonus from Power Strike.

All weapons are included in your Fighting Style.

You gain +1 bonus AR when wearing armor.

When you finish a Long rest, you regain Health equal to twice your Endurance score. Furthermore, finishing a Short Rest restores 1D4 Health.

When you Strike, you can spend 1 Stamina to make an Area Attack within your weapon's reach instead. All creatures in a 180° arc are targetted.

• Win. A target suffers your weapons damage.

• Critical Win. A target suffers your weapon's maximum damage.

• Loss. A target negates the attack.

• Critical Loss. The attack fails completely.

You don't suffer any penalty to your speed from wearing armor.

When you win a combat roll with 10 or more Successes, you can treat it as a critical win.

You can wield 2H weapons as if they were 1.5H, and 1.5H weapons as if they were 1H.