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|'''Battle Command Focus'''

* <u>Battle Standard</u>: You carry your battle standard into battle. This requires one free hand. You can plant or retrieve your Battle Standard with 1 AP. It has a base range of 20 ft. All friendly targets within range gain [[Tactical Advantages|TA]] on their first attack made on each turn they start in range.

Battle Standards have AR, REF, and FORT of 15. They have 20 HP, DR 20/Fire, and DT 10. Replacing a broken battle standard requires 4 hours and 40 sc in a settled area. If you have the Soldier background, it costs 2 hours and does not cost sc provided that your military has a presence in the settled area.

|Friendly Targets now gain [[Tactical Advantages|TA]] on all attacks while within range of your standard.

|You gain an additional Battle Standard. This second Battle Standard can be worn as a banner on the warrior’s back, and equipped or stowed using 1 AP. It must be equipped to be planted.

|''Repeatable.'' Your Battle Standard gains +10 HP.

|Your Battle Standard gains +5 DT.

|Your Battle Standard gains +5 AR, REF, and FORT.

|(1/Week) You may repair one Battle Standard when you Take a Rest, even if you are not in a settled area.

|While allies are Rallied by your Battle Standard, they cannot be Charmed. Existing Charm effects are suppressed while they remain within range.

|Whenever you start your turn in range of a Battle Standard, you regain 1 HP while engaged in combat and Bloodied.

|While allies are Rallied by your Battle Standard, they are Protected.

|While allies are Rallied by your Battle Standard, they gain +2 to their mental defenses.

|You gain a “Standard Bearer” NPC with the stats of a Page. This NPC is under your control and takes its turn immediately following yours. It carries one additional Battle Standard, and cannot attack, but can plant and retrieve Battle Standards. If your Standard Bearer is slain in combat, you may hire a new one by spending at least 3 days in a populated area and expending 100 sc.

|Your Standard Bearer gains HP equal to your number of Warrior talents + your AWR.

|Your Standard Bearer can pull up an allied creature from being Prone by spending one of their monster [[actions]].

|Your Standard Bearer now gains experience up to 30 times. For each week under your employ where they engage in combat (not training or sparring), they gain an additional 1d4+1 HP. On the 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th, 25th, and 30th weeks that they gain experience, they gain one talent of your choice as though they were a level 1 Adventurer.

* <u>Command</u>: A willing target who can hear you within 20 ft of you may immediately take one of the following actions of your choice.

* <u>Attack</u>: (AP Varies) The target immediately makes an attack with a weapon they are holding, gaining [[Tactical Advantages|TA]]. This costs you a number of AP equal to what it would cost the target.

|Your command gains the following option.

* <u>Tactical Repositioning</u>: (1 AP) The target of your command may immediately move up to their speed, but the movement must end with them closer to you.

|Your command gains the following options.  

* <u>Hold your Ground</u>: (1 AP) If the target of your command accepts the command, they gain the [[Grounded]] and Suppressed condition until the end of their next turn, and can no longer be moved or knocked prone.

* <u>Hold your Fire</u>: (0 AP) All targets in range that can see and hear you gain the ability to prepare ranged attacks or spells that they have AP for, if they chose to do so, on their next turn. They can specify a trigger for their attacks or spell casts such as “When an enemy is in range” or “When an enemy attacks.” The commander may suggest a trigger, but the target is not required to use that trigger.

* <u>Fire!</u>: (2 AP) All targets who are using “Hold your Fire” may immediately make the attacks and cast the spells they were holding. For each “volley”, every participant rolls to attack, but all participants use the highest die roll. A volley is considered an attack that expends AP. For example, if Player 1 and 2 both had 6 AP, and prepared three attacks each, and Player 3 had 6 AP but could only cast one spell, Players 1, 2, and 3 roll for Volley 1 and take the highest of their three rolls. Players 1 and 2 participate in Volley 2 and 3.

* <u>Charge</u>: (1 AP) The target of your command may immediately move up to their speed, but they cannot move closer to the Commander.

|Movement from your Commands no longer provokes reactive actions while the target is under the effects of a Battle Standard.