Trigger Discipline: When you successfully attack the same target

you attacked on your previous action, gain +1d6 to your damage

roll. If you successfully attack that same target three or more

actions in a row, this bonus becomes +1d8.

Suppressing Fire: After resolving an attack roll, you can mark a

Stress to make a follow-up attack roll at -2 against a different

target within the same range. On a hit, roll damage separately.

You cannot spend Charge tokens on this follow-up attack.

Spray Pattern: hen you make an attack roll, you can choose to

spend all your current Charge tokens (minimum 2) to instead split

the attack across up to 3 adversaries within the same range. Make

a single attack roll, applied to each target's Evasion separately,

and roll damage separately on each hit. The Charge tokens add

their normal attack/damage bonuses to each target.

Momentum: At the start of each of your actions in combat, if your

previous action included a successful attack roll, immediately

place 1 Charge token on your Pea Charge card (this can exceed

your normal maximum by 1).

Pea Storm: Once per long rest, mark 2 Stress to unleash a Pea

Storm. Make a single attack roll, compared separately against the

Evasion of every adversary within your weapon's range. Roll damage

once and apply it to each adversary you hit. After Pea Storm, you

cannot place new Charge tokens until your next rest.

Mark Target: As an action, mark a Stress to observe a single adversary you can see and designate them as your Marked Target. Until you finish a long rest or designate a new target:

• Your attack rolls against them ignore the penalty from cover or concealment

• Your damage rolls against them gain +1d4 (increases to +1d6 at Tier 2, +1d8 at Tier 3, and +1d10 at Tier 4)

You can only have one Marked Target at a time. Additionally, during downtime you can designate a Marked Target without spending Stress — provided you have observed or been within Close range of that target for at least a few minutes.

Steady Hands: If you have not moved since the start of your

previous action, gain +2 to your next attack roll and +1d6 to

your damage roll on a hit.

Pierce the Veil: Your attacks against your Marked Target ignore

cover, concealment, and the Hidden condition entirely. You can

also target adversaries you have previously seen this scene, even

if they are currently Hidden from you, at no penalty.

Charged Shot: When you spend Charge tokens on an attack against

your Marked Target, each Charge token spent adds +1d6 to damage

instead of +1d4.

Headshot: Once per long rest, before rolling an attack against

your Marked Target, declare a Headshot and mark 2 Stress. Make

the attack roll with advantage. On a success, the target

automatically marks Hit Points as if you dealt Severe damage. On

a critical success, the target marks an additional Hit Point and

gains the Vulnerable condition until the end of the scene. This

attack ignores any resistance the target has.