Thorn Sentinel: You gain additional uses of Reactive Volleys per

rest equal to your Proficiency (total per rest = Instinct

modifier + Proficiency). Additionally, when an adversary marks

a Hit Point or becomes Vulnerable or Restrained while within

your Close range, you can immediately fire a Reactive Volley at

them without consuming a use

Bristled Stance: As an action, mark a Stress to enter Bristled

Stance. It lasts until you move or the scene ends. While in

Bristled Stance:

• Your Reactive Volleys deal +1d6 damage

• Adversaries trying to move into your Melee range must succeed

on a Reaction Roll (13) or stop just outside your Melee range

Briar Patch: As an action, place a magical briar patch within

Close range. The patch fills an area within Very Close range.

Adversaries within or moving through the patch must make a

Reaction Roll (13) or mark 1 Hit Point and become temporarily

Restrained. The patch lasts until the end of the scene or until

you place another one. You can have one active briar patch at

a time

Vigilant Spines: Your Reactive Volleys can now also trigger when:

• An adversary tries to leave your Close range

• An adversary uses a magical ability within your Close range

When triggered by either of these new conditions, Spine Release

clears 2 Stress instead of 1

Forest of Spines: Once per long rest, mark 2 Stress to grow a

forest of massive spines from the ground around you. Until the

end of the scene:

• All adversaries within your Close range count as in a Briar

Patch (per Briar Patch's effects)

• Whenever an adversary marks a Hit Point within your Close

range, you can immediately fire a Reactive Volley at them

without consuming a use

Long Range Volleys: Your Reactive Volleys and spine attacks can

now target adversaries within Far range (instead of being limited

to Close/Melee). Additionally, when you make a spine attack

against a target at Far range, gain +1 to your attack roll

Blood Spines: When you make a spine attack (Reactive Volley or

your primary spine attack), you can mark a Stress to add +1d8

damage on a successful hit. Once per long rest, you can mark a

Hit Point instead of a Stress to add +2d8 damage on the hit

Specialty Spines: When you fire a spine attack, you can choose

one of the following specialty effects. You can only apply one

specialty per attack:

• Piercing Spine — Mark a Stress. Attack ignores resistance and

gains +1 to the attack roll.

• Toxic Spine — Mark a Stress. On a hit, the target also marks

a Stress.

• Heavy Spine — Mark a Hit Point. On a hit, the target must

succeed on a Reaction Roll (13) or be knocked back to Far

range.

Hone the Pain: When you mark a Stress or Hit Point voluntarily

on your action, gain a +1d4 bonus to your next damage roll this

scene. This bonus stacks up to a maximum of your Proficiency and

clears when you make a damage roll or take a rest

Bloodletting: Once per long rest, mark 1 Hit Point and 2 Stress

to enter Bloodletting until the end of the scene. While in

Bloodletting:

• All your spine attacks (Reactive Volleys and primary attacks)

deal +1d10 damage

• You gain advantage on attack rolls against targets within Far

range

• When you successfully hit with a spine attack, you can mark a

Stress to immediately fire a second spine attack against the

same or a different target as part of the same action