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You are well-trained in guerilla warfare, and gain the following benefits:

You have advantage on initiative checks. If your campaign uses static initiative, you instead add a +5 bonus which doesn't stack with any other bonus.
When the first attack roll you make in a combat targets a creature which has yet to have a turn, your attack roll has advantage.
You can't be surprised while you are conscious.
Other creatures don't gain advantage on attack rolls against you as a result of being hidden from you.

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 |You are well-trained in guerilla warfare, and gain the following benefits:
-* You add a d4 [[bonus die]] bonus to your [[initiative]] checks.  If your campaign uses static initiative, you only add a +2 bonus which doesn't stack with other bonus die effects.
+* You have [[advantage]] on [[initiative]] checks.  If your campaign uses static initiative, you instead add a +5 bonus which doesn't stack with any other bonus.
-* When you attack a creature that is [[surprised]], you add a d4 [[Bonus Die|bonus die]] to on the attack roll.
+* When the first attack roll you make in a [[combat]] targets a creature which has yet to have a turn, your attack roll has [[advantage]].
 * You can't be [[surprised]] while you are conscious.
 * Other creatures don't gain [[advantage]] on attack rolls against you as a result of being hidden from you.
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