Limited Bonus Action Attacks

If you use a Bonus Action on your Turn, any Feature that originally granted you additional Attacks as a Bonus Action (such as the Flurry of Blows Monk Feature), now do 1 fewer Attacks for this Standard Action (minimum 1 additional Attack).

For example: A 5th-Level Monk can use both Martial Arts and Patient Defense Features on the same Turn to make 3 Attacks and Dodge, but if he uses Flurry of Blows and Patient Defense it will still only do a total of 3 Attacks instead of 4.

Overcoming Limits. Beginning at 17th-Level, you can ignore this limitation; allowing you to use a Bonus Action and do all your Attacks normally.

Standard Action

A "Standard Action" refers to the Action any Creature can take on its Turn, including if given another "Standard Action" with Features such as the Fighter's Action Surge.

But it doesn't refer to an Action that has limits, such as the Action of the Haste Spell.

Two-Weapon Fighting (Revised)

When you take the Attack Action and make a Weapon Attack with one hand using a Weapon with the Light Property, as a Bonus Action you can make one additional Weapon Attack using a Weapon with the Light Property that you're wielding in the other hand. You don't add your Ability Modifier to the Damage of the additional Attack, unless that Modifier is negative.

In addition, when you make an Opportunity Attack or an Attack with the Ready Action, you can make two Attacks in total, one with each Light Weapon you wield in each hand.

Improved Two-Weapon Fighting

Improvement to the Extra Attack (2) / (3) Feature
If you have the Extra Attack Feature and with it you can make three or four Attacks with the Attack Action, when you engage in Two-Weapon Fighting you can make two additional Weapon Attacks with your Bonus Action instead of one.

Versatile Fighting

When you take the Attack Action and make a Special Attack using one free hand (such as a Grapple, Shove or Disarm), as a Bonus Action you can make one additional Weapon Attack using a Melee Weapon with the Versatile Property that you're wielding in the other hand. You make the Weapon Attack with one hand on the Weapon, even if you still have a free hand.

In addition, when you make an Opportunity Attack or an Attack with the Ready Action, you can make both a Special Attack and one Weapon Attack.

Improved Versatile Fighting

Improvement to the Extra Attack (2) / (3) Feature
If you have the Extra Attack Feature and with it you can make three or four Attacks with the Attack Action, when you engage in Versatile Fighting you can make two additional Weapon Attacks with your Bonus Action instead of one.

Versatile and Two-Weapon Fighting

You can use Two-Weapon Fighting or Versatile Fighting, but not both in the same Standard Action or Reaction.

IMPROVED MARTIAL ACTIONS

Melee Cleave

When with a Melee Attack you reduce a Target to 0 Hit Points and there is remaining Damage, you can choose another Target within the Reach of your Attack. If the original Attack roll would also Hit the new Target, it receives the remaining Damage.

You can repeat this process until there are no more Targets or there is no remaining Damage.

Ranged Cleave

When with a Ranged Attack you reduce a Target to 0 Hit Points and there is remaining Damage, you can choose another Target within a Straight-Line 5ft-Wide and Long as your Range directly behind the downed Target and within the Range of your Attack. If the original Attack roll would also Hit the new Target, it receives the remaining Damage.

You can repeat this process until there are no more Targets or there is no remaining Damage.

Special Attacks

Improvement to Special Attacks
If you have Advantage or Disadvantage with your Weapon Attacks, you also have it for any Ability Check you make with a Special Attack (such as a Grapple or Shove).

Special Opportunity Attacks

Improvement to Opportunity Attacks
When you can make an Opportunity Attack, you can replace it with a Special Attack (such as a Grapple or Shove).

Expanded Opportunity Attacks

Improvement to Opportunity Attacks
The following are changes and new methods to provoke Opportunity Attacks:

Neverending Opportunities

Making an Opportunity Attack doesn't take your Reaction, but you cannot make Opportunity Attacks if an Effect is preventing you from taking Reactions.

You can only make one Opportunity Attack per Turn.

5-Foot Step

If in your entire Turn you only Move 5ft by expending 5ft of your Movement, you don't provoke Opportunity Attacks.

Non-Proficient Attacks

If you make an Attack in which you are not Proficient, you provoke Opportunity Attacks from Creatures that are Proficient with their Attacks.

Ranged Attacks

If you make a Ranged Attack with Disadvantage, you provoke Opportunity Attacks.

Spellcasting

If you Cast a Spell with a Casting time greater than an Action, Bonus Action or Reaction, or that has a Range greater than Self or Touch that lacks an Attack roll, you provoke Opportunity Attacks.

Distracted Actions

Certain Actions, such as drinking a Potion, applying an Oil, lighting a torch, reading a Scroll, using Healer's Kit, using a Skill or Tool, among others at the GM's discretion, provoke Opportunity Attacks.

Drop Down, Stand Up, Mount, Pick Up

If you drop to the ground, get up, Mount, Dismount, or pick up an Item from the ground (such as a Weapon), you provoke Opportunity Attacks unless you succeed on an Athletics (STR) or Acrobatics (DEX) Check DC 15.

Modifiers and Bonuses in Cleave

When a Target has Cover, add the Cover to the Creatures AC as normal. If its Advantage/Disadvantage, use the Passive Modifier of +5/-5 instead of rerolling. This way the game is not slowed down by making additional rolls.

IMPROVED MARTIAL ACTIONS

Range Property (Revised)

Ranged Weapons now have 3 Ranges:

Short Range. The Short Range is equal to the original Normal Range of the Weapon.

Medium Range. The Medium Range is equal to double (x2) its Short Range which gives Disadvantage (-2) on Ranged Attacks.

Long Range. The Long Range is equal to quadruple (x4) its Short Range which gives Double Disadvantage (-5) on Ranged Attacks.

Stacking Dis/Advantage

Multiple Advantages and Disadvantages stack with each other. One Advantage eliminates one Disadvantage and vice versa. You cannot Stack Advantage or Disadvantage from the exact same source multiple times.

For each Advantage or Disadvantage after the first, you gain a Circumstantial Modifier.

Special Attacks

A Special Attack is one that can be made by replacing one Weapon Attack.

Improved Escape

Improvement to Escape Attempts
If an Effect forces you to use an Action to end it or attempt to end it, you can instead replace one Weapon Attack or your Bonus Action to have the same benefit.

For example: You can replace one Weapon Attack or Bonus Action to try to escape a Grapple, or to wake up a Creature under the Sleep Spell.

Special Attacks

A Special Attacks is one that can be made by replacing one Weapon Attack.

Aim

As a Special Attack, you gain Advantage on the next Attack you make before the end of your next Turn.

Castle

As a Special Attack, you can Move into the space of a Creature within 5ft of you and Move it into the space you previously occupied. If the Creature is unwilling, you must succeed on an Athletics (STR) Check contested by the Target's Acrobatics (DEX) or Athletics (STR) Check (its choice) to successfully switch places. Neither you nor the Target provoke Opportunity Attacks from this Movement.

You have Disadvantage on your Ability Check if the Target is larger than you, or Advantage if the Target is smaller. You cannot use the Castle Action on Creatures two or more Sizes larger than you if they are unwilling.

Side-Step

As a Special Attack, the next 5ft you Move before the end of your current Turn don't provoke Opportunity Attacks.

Disarm*

As a Special Attack, choose a Creature within your Reach or within your Normal Range and make a Weapon Attack roll contested by Target's Acrobatics (DEX) or Athletics (STR) Check (its choice). On a success, the Attack causes no Damage nor ill Effects, but the Target drops one Object of your choice that its holding to its feet. Objects that are worn or attached cannot be Disarmed.

You have Disadvantage on your Attack roll if the Target is holding the Object with two or more hands. The Target has Advantage on its Ability Check if its larger than you, or Disadvantage if its smaller.

Creatures of 6th-Level or higher (or with 6 Hit Dice or higher) are Immune to this Special Attack.

Distraction

As a Special Attack, choose a Creature up to 1 Size larger than you within 5ft of you and make a Sleight of Hand (DEX) Check contested by the Target's Constitution Saving Throw, Sleight of Hand (DEX) Check or Perception (WIS) Check (its choice). On a success, the Target cannot take Reactions until the end of its next Turn.

Interpose

As a Special Attack, choose a Creature within 5ft of you that is your Size or smaller. Until the start of your next Turn or until the Target is no longer within 5ft of you, the next Attack against your Target has Disadvantage.

In addition, until the start of your next Turn while its within 5ft of you, if an Attack Hits your Target or it receives an Effect against its will, you can choose to become the Target of the Attack or Effect instead.

Overrun / Tumble *

As a Special Attack or as a Bonus Action, choose an unwilling Creature within 5ft of you and make an Acrobatics (DEX) or Athletics (STR) Check (your choice) contested by the Target's Acrobatics (DEX) or Athletics (STR) Check (its choice). On a success, you can Move through the unwilling Creatures space once on this Turn; its space is considered Difficult Terrain.

You have Disadvantage on your Ability Check if the Target is larger than you, or Advantage if the Target is smaller.

Seize

While Grappling a Creature your Size or smaller, as a Special Attack you can make another Grapple against the Target with a free hand. On a success, both you and the Target are Restrained until the Grapple ends, and you can choose that the Target receives one of the following additional Effects:

• You maneuver to the Target's side or back. While Restrained, the Creature cannot directly Target you with Attacks or Effects.
• You pin the Target's hands and arms. While Restrained, the Creature cannot provide Somatic nor Material Components (nor use a Spellcasting Focus), draw or Attack with Weapons that lacks the Light Property, or use Items (such as with the Use an Object Action).
• You cover the Target's mouth and muffle its speech. While Restrained, the Creature cannot drink anything (such as Potions) nor be understood clearly beyond 15ft, and not at all beyond 30ft. If the Creature attempts to Cast a Spell with a Verbal Component, it must succeed on a Dexterity Saving Throw DC of 8 + Proficiency Bonus + your Strength Modifier or the Spell fails to be Casted (the Spell Slot is not lost). A Creature smaller than you has Disadvantage on its Saving Throw.

To change the Effects of a Seize for a different one, you must make another Seize. A Creature can be subject to only one of these Effects from each Creature Grappling it.