You command your animal companion to tactically lower its guard.

You command your animal companion to make a

Flowing through battle like the wind itself, you deftly sprint forward through the reach of enemies to deliver an unexpected attack.

As casually as any seasoned alchemist, you pluck the cork from a magical concoction and pour it down your throat or a companion’s.

You drink a potion or administer a potion to a creature within reach.

Pointing your weapon at your foe you challenge them, forcing them to lower their defenses so you can launch an attack of your own.

At the end of your turn, you can use your reaction to gain an expertise die to your AC against one creature you can see within reach. This increase to your AC only applies to the chosen creature and ends at the start of your next turn. 

If the creature misses with one or more attacks against you before the start of your next turn, you can make a melee weapon attack against it.

As your enemy howls in pain, you swiftly snatch something away from them.

Choose a creature you can see. On a hit with your next melee attack against it before the start of your next turn, you can also make a Sleight of Hand check against the creature.

After working your way into an opponent’s guard you convince them that every step will lead to a disastrous end, and that to divert their attention away from you for even a moment invites devastation.

You juke left and right, throw sand, whip out your cloak, or otherwise try to distract your opponent and make them vulnerable to attack.

You snatch your enemy’s weapon and use it against them.

Focusing your attacks on an opponent’s weak points allows you to not just wound, but to confound.

Until the start of your next turn, when you hit a creature with a melee weapon attack instead of dealing damage you can choose to use pulls, shoves, and strikes to put your target off-balance.