# The Infiltrator

##### For those of you who are tired of figuring out how sneak attack works.

\page # The Infiltrator In a crusty, yet familiar tavern there is a certain poker game. Black sclaes retract revealing they have just set down a pair of kobolds... The woman smiles, reveals her hand saying "Three Kings...settle up. That'll be 50 gold." The dragonborn, lowers his hand towards his wallet, but it drops snatching his saber. For this treachery is rewarded with a dagger to the eye. The woman stands, and takes her gold and her dagger before sauntering out of the building. A platoon of dwarves clad in iron armor stand atop a grassy knoll. At the front of the group there is a dwarf who stands smaller than the rest, wearing worn out, dented iron armor. He raises his right hand as if to steady his soldiers as their foe comes into view. A pack of Vrocks charge the bottom of the hill at frightening speed. He lowers his right hand into an open palm facing towards the creatures, each over three times his height. One lunges towards him and his flipped over his head; as it is carried by its own momentum, the creature thuds into the grass. He makes one strike, two, three, and then the demon stops moving. The Vrocks halt their advance, alarmed by this display. Without missing a beat, he raises his right hand once more; this time he barks out "CHARGE". Delves into the under dark are rarely taken alone. A dhampir wearing black leather hiding herself in pursuit of a target found only here. Her existence alone is a rare thing; she further tests the limits of probability in the hunt for a primordial Djinn. She stalks her prey, setting a rune which reads abyss in an ancient script. After luring the Djinn back here, its only a matter of time that her high risk, pays off with high reward.

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##### The Infiltrator | Level | Proficiency Bonus |Rush Points| Features | |:---:|:---:|:---|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | 1st | +2 |1| Go Mode, Infiltration Attitude | | 2nd | +2 |2| Analysis (Two Facts), Prowess | | 3rd | +2 |3| Debilitating Blow, Gifted Socialite | | 4th | +2 |4| Ability Score Improvement | | 5th | +3 |5| Extra Attack | | 6th | +3 |6| Quick Study, Attitude Shift | | 7th | +3 |7| Maverick, Analysis (Three Facts) | | 8th | +3 |8| Ability Score Improvement | | 9th | +4 |9| Vital Strike, Portable Alminac | | 10th | +4|10| Ability Score Improvement, Prowess Growth | | 11th | +4 |11| Militant Mind, Analysis (Four Facts) | | 12th | +4 |12| Ability Score Improvement | | 13th | +5 |13| Prowess Growth, Attitude Shift | | 14th | +5 |14| Ability Score Improvement | | 15th | +5 |15| Improved Vital Strike | | 16th | +5 |16| Ability Score Improvement, Attitude Shift | | 17th | +6 |17| Prowess Mastery | | 18th | +6 |18| Divine Eye | | 19th | +6 |19| Ability Score Improvement | | 20th | +6 |20| Deathblow |

## Class Features As an infiltrator, you gain the following class features. ### Hit Points **Hit Dice**: 1d8 per infiltrator level **Hit Points** at 1st Level: 8 + your Constitution modifier **Hit Points** at Higher Levels: 1d8 (or 5) + your Constitution modifier per infiltrator level after 1st ### Proficiencies ___ **Armor**: Light armor, Medium armor **Weapons**: Simple weapons, Martial Weapons, *Firearms* **Tools**: Thieves tools, two set of artisan's tools, all gaming kits, all musical instruments, disguise kits, and poisoner's kits **Saving Throws**: Intelligence, Charisma **Skills**: Choose three skills from Arcana, History, Insight, Investigation, Nature, Perception, Persuasion, Religion, and Sleight of Hand

### Equipment At level one you start with the following equipment, in addition to the equipment granted by your background: - (a) a breastplate, a crossbow, and a quiver (20 arrows) or (b) leather armor, a longbow (light), and a bolt case (20 bolts) - (a) 5 daggers or (b) a sling rope (2d4 piercing whip, finesse, 10ft) - (a) a rapier and two daggers or (b) two martial weapons - (a) a gaming kit or (b) a musical instrument - (a) a diplomat's pack or (b) an explorer's pack - (a) a set of thieves tools and a set of artisan tools or (b) a disquise kit and a poisoner's kit \page ### Go Mode Starting at level one you gain one Rush Point. You gain an additional point at each subsequent level you take in this class. At the start of your turn you can spend one of your Rush Points to enter Go Mode. When you do choose one of the benefits from one of the features bulleted below. At the start of your turn, you may choose to end your Go Mode early, or you can change out which ability is active and it will not cost an additional focus point. Your Go Mode lasts for one minute and grants you the following benefits. Rush Points replenish as part of a short or long rest. - **Tactical Stance**: You can spend a reaction to gain the benefits of the dodge action and gain a +3 bonus to your AC for one round. - **Hedge**: You can spend a reaction to gain the benefits of the hide and dash actions. - **Adrenaline Rush**: You waste no time reloading your weapons and can reload as a reaction instead of an attack action and you may roll an attack roll. If you do you may double your proficiency bonus for an attack made with a light, ranged weapon, or finesse weapon. - **Focus** As a reaction, you can double your bonus to an ability check for a skill or tool you are proficient with.

### Infiltration Attitudes At level one, through training or talent you have a knack for combat, and your Infiltration Attitude is how it manifests. Choose one from the next page. You can have an Infiltration Attitude and a Fighting Style, as they are not the same feature. \page #### Cagey At level one you gain expertise in Insight, Perception, and Investigation checks and advantage on Intelligence saving throws. At level six you gain resistance to psychic damage. At level sixteen you gain advantage on Charisma saving throws made against charm effects. #### Cautious At level one you gain expertise in Initiative. Your first turn in combat allows you to move an additional 30ft, and if you attack a hostile creature without being noticed your attacks deal +5 damage. At level six the first attack roll you make against a creature who has yet to take a turn in combat receives a +15 bonus to attack and damage rolls. At level sixteen when you take a dash action quadruple your movement speed. This dash benefits any spells, features, or abilities which target your land, climb, swim, or fly speed. #### Co-op At level one you gain advantage on attack rolls made against an enemy as long as there is an ally engaged in combat within 5ft of it. This distance changes to 45ft at level six, and at level sixteen you can use this feature from any range as long as an ally is engaged with it. #### Cruel Starting at level two, when making attack rolls against enemies afflicted with conditions add your proficiency modifier to the damage roll. At level six you can now incapacitate a foe with little effort. If you damage a foe double your proficiency bonus and add it to your damage roll. At level sixteen you can score a critical hit on an 18, 19, & 20 if the creature you're attacking is afflicted by a condition. #### Dominance Starting at level one as you fight you expand your zone of control through well placed strikes, any melee attack made with a weapon you are proficient with has an additional reach of 5 ft. At level six as part of a melee attack you can force a creature to make a charisma saving throws against your save DC (8+Intelligence Modifier+Proficiency). Any creature that fails is frightened of you and loses half their movement speed for one turn. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your Intelligence Modifier. At level sixteen you can make an additional attack action against any creature who has failed their save.

#### Gambler Lady luck is by your side...though she may be tipping the scales in your enemies favor under your nose. Starting at level one the end of a long rest you gain a number of leverage dice (1d10) equal to your Intelligence Modifier. When you become the target of an attack roll you can use your leverage die to force both you and that creature to roll 1d10. If both of you roll an even number that attack is canceled and the attack fails, if you both roll an odd number the attack continues as planned. You can only roll your leverage die before you know the result of the attack. At level six the leverage die becomes a d8, and at level sixteen it becomes a d4. #### Leery At level one ranged attack rolls made while undected or with advantage gain +2 to the damage roll. At level six you are adept at relocating after shooting and can hide as a free action. You must attack from range to gain the benefits of this attitude. At level sixteen you gain a +4 bonus to damage rolls while undetected. #### Legwork At level one you gain advantage on skill checks made against creatures you have spent at least 10 minutes talking to. At level six you gain expertise in Investigation. If you survey the battlefield (Investigation) your research and preperation grant you and your allies gain a plus 15ft bonus to your movement speed and can add +1 to your AC for the first round of combat. At level sixteen you gain one Inspiration die (1d6) every time you succeed on an Investigation roll to discover a clue related to a creature or item you are searching for. #### Reactive At level one you can take an opportunity attack against a creature from range. To do so you must have line of sight on the target and they must move within 30ft of you. At level six you add +2 to your AC. At level sixteen you can spend two opportunity attack or Analysis reactions per round. #### Slow & Steady The inner mechinations of your mind are an egnima. At level one if you have spent the night prior taking a long rest you can add your Intelligence modifier to any rolls made to recover your health. At level six deep cover is your homestay. You gain expertise with chef tools. In addition, as long as you have eaten since your last long rest you gain one additional Rush Point until your next long rest. At level sixteen , if you spend at least an hour eating a seven course meal you gain proficiency in all saving throws, and can expend a focus point to automatically save against a harmful Saving Throw. This lasts for an hour which begins after the meal is concluded.

\page ### Analysis At level two you can use your Intelligence modifier for attack and damage rolls instead of Strength or Dexterity. You must be using a weapon you made or are proficient with. Also, as part of this feature you study your foes in a matter of seconds. On your turn, you can spend a reaction analyzing your foe to gain information about them. If in combat you may also make an attack roll as part of the action. You gain +2 to your damage and attack rolls made with weapons against that creature until the end of your next turn. You may only use this feature once per turn. Individual creatures you analyze can be analyzed a total of three times to gain information from up to three tiers of information. This information is a result of a combination of perception, insight, and investigation checks, therefore information that is gained from this feature is not gaurenteed to be true and may be fabricated through magical means. Each use of this ability gives you one fact from one tier of information. If the information you would gain doesn't apply to the creature you gain no new information. The amount of facts absorbed during your analysis increases to two at level 7 with the Maverick ability, and three at level 11 with the Militant Mind ability.

>NOTE When analyzing a single entity from a large mob the information gained likely is shared and therefore an additional analysis would grant info from the next tier available. This could include hordes of zombies, a hag coven, or guards trained in similar fighting techniques.

- **Tier 1** Conditions, Vulnerabilities, Immunities, Resistances - **Tier 2** Current Hit Points, Armor Class, Level or Cr Rating (if they have one), Saving Throw Proficiencies - **Tier 3** Personality Traits, Age, Fears, Highest Modifier

``` ``` ### Prowess Your abilities begin to bloom in a deadly bouquet of combat and craft. At level two you begin to focus your techniques and choose one of the prowess options from the end of this class description. ### Debilitating Blow Also at level three as part of an attack action you can expend a Rush Point to roll 1d4 then add the result to your attack roll (d20). If you hit you deal additional damage equal to the difference between the targets armor class and your attack roll. In addition you force the target to roll a Constitution saving throw against your Save DC to avoid being aflicted with one of the conditions listed below. On a failed save the effect lasts until the start of that creatures next turn. On a success nothing happens. This attack can only be made with the one or more of the following conditions: a ranged weapon, a light weapon, a finesse weapon, advantage. - blindness - deafness - incapacitation - prone - poisoned ### Gifted Socialite At level three, after much success adapting to new cultures you can now do so in a flash with a flourish. You can understand any creature who is attempting to communicate with you, as long as they know a verbal language and have at least 9 Intelligence. In addition when rolling a charisma check to persuade a non-hostile creature or when trying to gain insight into a non-hostile's motives, you may treat any number on the d20 lower than 9 as a 10. \page

##### Credit - Domenico "Domeddi" Esposito

### Ability Score Improvement At levels 4, 8, 12, 14, 16, and 19, you gain an ability score improvement. You can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two abiltiy scores of your choice by 1. As normal you can't increase an ablity score above 20 using this feature. Using the optional feats rule, you can forgo taking this feature to take a feat instead. ### Extra Attack Beginning at level five, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn. ``` ```

### Quick Study Processing new information takes your mind no time to at all. Starting at level six you can gain the benifits of a ritual casting of the Identify spell as an action. You can use this ability a number of times equal to your Intelligence Modifier. You also take half of the time usually required to read any texts, or other works of writing that are in a language you can understand. The time needed to read changes to a quarter of the time at 9th level with the Portable Alminac ability.

\page ### Maverick At 7th level you begin to embrace your tendancy to lead the pack, scout ahead, or disappear in a crowd. You may now expend a Rush Point to gain +10 to your stealth for 1 hour. You can extend this benefit to a max of 2 other people by spending one rush point each. Any creature under the benefits of this feature gain a bonus to their initiative equal to your Intelligence modifier. ### Vital Strike Starting at 9th level your lethal techniques become honed. When you roll an attack roll and score a critical hit you can expend a Rush Point to add +5 to the total damage. This goes up to +10 at level 15. ### Portable Alminac Your mind becomes a palace of people, places, and things. Starting at 9th level your combat abilities begin to bloom, as does your mind. You may spend one rush point and cast Legend Lore as an action, without any componenets. You can only do this once per rest. Also treat any inquiries into the background of a place or object (Investigation, Religion, Nature, or History Checks) as if you known the answer all along. Now when you roll a 1-9 treat the result as if you rolled a 10. ### Militant Mind At level eleven you can no longer be made to damage your allies if charmed or frightened. . In addition you make two attacks as part of the analysis feature. ### Divine Eye Your ability to gain information about your foes becomes practically improbable. At level 18 you can spot a forgery or illusion in a moments notice, as your eyes begin rivaling those of someone with True Sight, you gain true sight. You gain access to an additional group of information with the analyze feature. You can now tell the highest level of spell a creature can cast, the most actions they can take in a turn, Movement Speeds, and their Item's Class if weilding an item (ie. common, rare, very rare, Mythological). You gain this information as part of a Tier 3 analysis. The **Handler** Prowess gains this information at once with the Routine Assement. ``` ``` ### Deathblow Every attack you make at this point has the potential to end feeble foes in one motion. Starting at 20th level when you make an attack roll against a creature you have analyzed, you can aim for a Deathblow. Once per turn you may spend four(4) rush points and force that creature to roll a Dexterity Saving Throw (DC is equal to 14 + your Intelligence Modifier). On a failed save the damge roll recieves +30 to its total. On a success the damage recieves +15 instead. You may use this ability up to 3 times per long rest.

\page ## Prowess Options Choose one of the Prowess options from the list below. ### The Foil The foil is nobody's fool...though they can play one with ease. This prowess grants you access to skills developed by the art of deception, missdirection, and subterfuge. Infiltrator's with the Foil subclass should be charismatic, and capable of launching attacks from a distance. #### Saboteour & Supervisor At level 1 you gain expertise with the Disquise Kit and one of the following skills: Deception, Intimidation or Performance. In addition you can now roll Charisma (Persuasion, Deception, and Intimidation) checks on your turn as part of your analysis. If you do you cannot make the attack that would normally follow the analysis feature. Force the target to make a will (Charisma) save against your Sabateour DC (10+Persuasion or Deception or Intimidation). A target that fails is under the effects of the calm emotions spell. This effect is non-magical. #### Art of Diversion During combat you can spend a rush point as a reacton to make a diversion. First, roll a charisma (Performance, Persuasion, Deception, or Intimidation) check in an effort to divert attention from elsewhere on the battlefield. The result of the roll becomes the save DC as hostile creatures within a 30ft radius centered on you to become aware of your presence. Those who fail an Intelligence saving throw are incapacitated until their next turn or until they take damage. When you or your allies makes a weapon attack on a creature who's focus has been disrupted in this way you roll with advantage. This method of diversionary tactics ignores resistances and conditions to the Charm condition, unless the creature cannot understand the Diversion (ie. deaf, blind, or the diversion is in a different language). As part of the first attack that hits, the target takes an additional 2d4 damage. The damage increases to 4d4 at level 13, and 6d4 at level 17. You may only use this ability once per turn. #### Anytime Anywhere At level 7 your every movement becomes part of an act. You gain expertise with the Sleight of Hand skill (if already an expert, choose one toolkit to gain expertise in). In addition establishing a disquise takes no time at all for you. While in combat you can even change your appearance at a whim. You may now spend one rush point to gain the benifits of the spell, disguise self, as a reaction during combat. If you do make a stealth roll and double the results. The resulting roll becomes your new initiative roll for the rest of combat. You may only use this feature once per rest. #### Golden Tongue At level 13 your way with words is the stuff of folklore. Your every word bolsters allies and confounds your foes. If a creature fails their Wisdom saving throw against your Diversion Save DC they become paralyzed for one round and the effect lasts even after they take damage. In addition, you gain advantage anytime you haggle/negotiate prices. #### Show Stopper At level 17 your allure is irressitable. You can choose to target any number of creatures in a 120 ft range with your Diversion. Also you can choose to spend a full action on one of your turns to put on a spectacular display of some kind, and if you do roll an additional d20 and add the number to your save DC for the Diversion.

\page ### The Grenadier Grenadiers are experts in inflicting long-range, long-lasting pain to structures, whether they be anatomical or architectural. utilize their extensive knowledge of vilotile chemicals to craft explosives which scorch the soil and split skies. #### Explosions Expert At level 1 you gain expertise with Alchemist's Kit and Tinker's Tools. Also, you can use your tinker's tools to design new pyrotechnics for whatever you may imagine, so long as you have enough materials (as determined by the DM). #### Blast Powder Also at level 1, using the environment, you make blast powder with which to desimate your foes. You gain a number of blast die (2d6) equal to your level in this class which you recover on a short or long rest. The blast die can be used when you are making a damage roll with a melee or ranged weapon you are proficient with, except for a weapon loaded with the Boom Stick. On a succesful hit against a creature you've analyzed the blast die deals an additional 2d6 fire damage and an additional effect depending on what kind of powder you choose. - Concussive: the target recieves 1d6 thunder damage the next time they move - Flare: the target has disadvantage on their next attack roll - Corrosive: the target has disadvantage on their next saving throw #### Boom Stick At level 7 you gain knowledge of how to store explosions in a device known as a boom stick; a chunk of sealed explosives and impact powder with the thrown property (30/90). In order to make a boom stick you need 1 hour, a set of tinker's tools or an alchemist kit, and 50GP worth of materials that are consumed in the process. To launch your boom stick it must being thrown or fired as part of an aimed attack roll from a weapon with the loading property. If you roll lower than a 5 you run the chance of the boom stick detonating in the loading mechanism. The boom stick explodes on impact creating a 10ft radius of flames that cover the area. Any creatures within range must make a Dexterity saving throw against your Intelligence DC or take 4d6 fire damage on a failed save. You gain advantage on any attack rolls made with the boom stick if aiming at an object (such as the support for a bridge or a gargoyle above an archer). In addition, if you are rolling to hit objects that are medium or larger you can subtract 5 from the attack roll to add +10 to the damage total towards any objects and creatures (who failed their save) in the blast radius. If the attack succeeds against an object's structural integrity (AC) the DM must roll a d20, if the roll is under 10 the object catches fire (if flammable) and spliters apart launching shrapnel in a 20 foot sphere dealing 2d4 additional bludgeoning damage. In the event the object is a stucture that's Large or bigger, the boom stick has a chance to cripple the foundation. For example if you were to target the support legs for a bridge, the DM determines how much durability it has and subtracts the total damage done from that number. > Note: the durablity of an object is more similar to Hit Points. > The Armor Class (AC) is a different number and determines whether or not the damage goes through. #### Grande Plume At 10th level you begin to experiment with more materials. You can now choose to have your boom stick deal cold, lightning, thunder, force, acid, poison, or necrotic damage instead of Fire. #### Demolitionist Structure is overrated. At 13th level you can spot the cornerstones and joints, dismaltaling them with ease. You know how to set your explosives so that they deal maximum damage to the environment around them. You add an additional 35 points of damage when you attack a stucture. Also you can now plant a boom stick and set charges which can now rely on a timer (that can be up to as ten days.) #### Mushroom Cloud Nothing quite like the smell of ash and rot in the morning. Your explosives leave lasting impacts to the terrain they are used on. After finishing a long rest you can immidietaly spend 8 hours constructing a doomsday device. This device can only be made using 50000GP of materials. The device's appearance can be designed as you see fit. When used it can be thrown (60/180), or launched via any weapon with the loading property. Any creatures within a 800ft radius must make a Constituion Saving Throw they take 15d10 on a failed save and half as much on a success save. Any creatures within a 100ft radius of the first blast zone must roll an additional Dexterity Saving Throw taking 8d6 on a fail and half as much on a save as shrapnel rips through the air. The type of damage applied to this doomsday device can be chosen from the list in the feature Grande Plume. The color of the Mushroom Cloud is dependant on the type of damage. The shape of the cloud is determined as part of your design. Lastly, the terrain around detenation zone becomes scarred. The DM can decide how to describe the damage done, but it should match the damage type used from the Grande Plume feature. For example, a crater of icor and corruptive rot when crafting a doomsday devise made of necrotic energy.

\page ### The Handler Often sages or advancing academics, handlers are walking archives and gifted negotiators, focused on dismantaling their opponent using extensive research to leverage the weaknesses of their target. #### Good Everywhere At level 3 choose proficiencies in two languages of your choice. You gain expertise in two of the following skills: Arcana, Insight, History, or Religion. Also you waste no time establishing sources, and can immedietly spot the local center for town gossip. In addition you immediately gain three additional rush points. #### Keen Observer Also at level 3 you can examine your enemies in nanoseconds you can now use analysis twice by expending a rush point. In addition, you can choose what fact from the tier you are on to gain. You also are now constantly primed for ass whooping, add your intelligence modifier to your initiative. #### Battlefield Liason Starting at level 10 your experiences in combat begin to bloom in a deadly display of leadership and cunning. Chose one allied creature you can see within 60ft of you that is engaged with a creature you've analyzed, they gain the benifits of the +2 to damage and attack rolls from your Analysis ability until the end of your next turn. Also if you take an attack action you can choose to #### Rapid Asesment At level 13 your mind expands and you are now able to process information at a rate far faster than before. You can use Analysis twice as a reaction. #### Predictive Asesment You've become so used to picking apart foes that you gain more information that you used to. Starting at level 17 when you analyze a creature you gain one fact from all three tiers of information at once. In addition, your quick thinking has fully merged with your combat prowess. When an enemy you can see makes an attack action against you or an allied creature within 30 feet of you, you can burn your reaction to interrupt their movement and take one full turn, as long as that turn includes an attack made agasint that hostile creature. You have adavantage on any attacks made against a creature this way. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your Intelligence modifier before taking a short rest.

\page ### The Djinni Hunter Ancient hunters and experts in primordial rune magics, djinni trappers blend ancestries of ancient magics with battlefield cunning and experience to stay one step ahead of their opponents at all times. #### Mark of Mastery Taking this speciality grants you magical darkvision up to 60ft (+30 if you already have magical darkvision). In addition you gain proficiency with Tinkerer's Tools, Jewelcrafter's Tools, and the Stealth skill. In addition, if you spend time reading the details on casting a spell you have a chance to learn that spell. A spell learned this way must be written down in a spellbook known as a rune tome and can only be cast once per short or long rest. You can store a number of spells equal to your intelligence modifier. You can copy spells up to 1/2 of your proficency modifier rounded down. Once you lose your rune tome it can be replaced with 300 gold worth of materials and 8 hours. #### Rune Trapper Once per turn you can spend a reaction to gather inspiration for a trap or lure. As part of that action you then use a set of tinkerer or jeweler tools to set up an array that has one of the effects mentioned in the chart below. You can use this ability a number of times equal to 1/2 of your level in class, rounded down. Also, the pursuit of prey continues to become natural for you. Your inspiraration for what trap or plot best fits your needs has gone up. You can set up a snare, pit, or lure as an action that is difficult be noticed without making an Investigation check (DC=8+your proficiency modifier+your intelligence modifier) or magical means. Any creatures who see you setting up the trap are aware of the general location of it, though not the specific location.

##### Hunter Arrays | Array | Effect | Area| Duration| |:----:|:-------------| | Domino | All hostile creatures in the area must must make a DEX save or fall prone. The area also becomes difficult terrain for the duration. Any creature starting their turn in the area or moving there must make a DEX save. |30 ft straight line | 1 minute| | Pitfall | You shift the plates tween planes, evoking runes that will vacuum any creature who fails a perception (WIS) save falls in a pitfall formed in your own pocket dimension. Any creature trapped in the dimension is paralyzed for one turn. Any creatures who save, waste their movement getting away from the trap, but suffer no further consequenceAfter one round, any creatures who failed are returned to your plane of existance. | 10 ft by 10 ft |10 minutes| | Corrode | Any creatures who enters the array must make a Charisma Save or lose half their movement speed and be vulnerable to attacks, any made against a creature who's failed their save have advantage.| 20ft cone | 1 minute| | Nuture | Any allies who enter the array for the first time recover 8d6 Hit Points. Any allies still in the cube at the end of their turn recovers an additional 2d6. Any creature who is healed in this array gains one use of relentless endurance. They must finish a long rest before they can regain this relentless endurance. | 10 ft by 10ft cube| 1 minute| | Chaos | You evoke a dome of magical darkness that you can see through and it attacks your foes psychically. Any enemy who starts their turn in the darkness takes 3d4 pychic damage for every turn they start in it or while moving through it.| 30 ft sphere | 1 minute |Order| Any creature starting its turn in this array must roll a Wisdom Save or be charmed. Any creature charmed in this way will become incapacitated until they break the charming. The charm is broken if the target takes damage or saves against your DC. They repeat the save at the end of their turn. Any fey or elemental in the area suffer -5 to their roll. | 60 ft cube| 10 minutes|

\page #### Thrill of the Chase At level 10 you gain reliable talent on all checks made to track (survival) and you can treat any roll of 9 or lower as a 10. If you are enganged in combat with a creature from a race you have fought before you can analyze them as a bonus action. In addition if you have yet to have been attacked in that combat any array you establish gains double its area and dice rolled. #### Legendary Intuition At level 13 your years of cat and mouse have refined your sense for danger. Whenever you roll for initiative you recieve advantage and you add +3 to your initiative. The Hunter can also sense (Perception) the prescence of any creatures that would be otherwise undetacble by the naked eye (ie invisible, or in the Ethereal plane). #### Divine Array At level 17 your knowledge of runes and arrays have reached their full potential all area, duration, and damage outputs listed in the Hunter Array chart permanatly increase x3. You also gain access to six new Divine Arrays, listed below. A Divine Array takes a full action to set up and a seperate action to activate. Each Divine Array can only be used once per day. Once activated these do not require concentration to maintain. Once activated you can spend an action to double the array and cast it again. ##### 9 Hells **Area**: Target, One creature you can see. **Duration**: Instantaneous **Effect**: Create a link between your plane of existance and the lowest layer of the 9 Hells, dealing 28d10 Psychic Damage to one creature. ##### Tahgren's Divine Left **Range**: 200 ft **Duration**: 1 hour **Effect**:You create a giant, spectural hand that appears taking up a 20 ft cube. It can be used to smite your foes, or pick up a couple boulders...to throw at foes? The hand can move up to 40ft as part of your bonus action. The hand can make two attack actions as part of that movement. It has 120 HP and an Armor Class of 15. It cannot be affected by magic as there is a 10 ft sphere of anti-magic centered in its palm. When making an attack roll the hand recieves your Intelligence modifier as a bonus to hit. It deals 8d6 force damage on a succesful hit. When it makes a successful attack it also grapples the target. Any creature grappled by the creature drops concentration on any magical effects and is unable to use inate spellcasting or spellcasting granted by features. To break out of the grapple they must beat a DC Stength saving throw set against your Array DC. If the hand targets a different creature it must release it's currently grappled target. This hand doesn't count as a magical attack or creature for the sake of resistnace.

##### Call Tsunami **Range/Area**: 60ft/280ft cube **Duration**: Instantaneous **Effect**: You create a Tsunami that fills a 280ft cube with sea water. The Tsunami floods the area that it was created in and spreads out until disappated unless trapped. Any creature in the area is knocked prone and must make a Constitution saving throw to resist being swept away with the Tsunami. A creature who fails their saving throw takes 14d8 impact damage and are incapacitated until the end of their next turn. Any creature that saves takes half of the damage rolled. ##### Ruler of Sky **Area**: 1 mile Sphere, centered on you **Duration** 4 hours **Effect**: Craft an invisible cage and take control of the weather within 1 mile of you for the duration. When you craft this array, you change the current weather conditions, which are determined by the DM based on the climate and season. You can change precipitation, temperature, and wind. The new weather takes 1 minute to take place. Once they do so, you can change the conditions again. When the array ends, the weather immediately returns to normal. When you change the weather conditions, find a current condition on the following tables and change its stage by one, up or down. When changing the wind, you can change its direction. ##### Temperature | Stage | Condition | |:----:|:-------------| | 1 | Unbearable Heat | | 2 | Hot | | 3 | Warm | | 4 | Cool | | 5 | Cold | | 6 | Artic Cold | ##### Wind | Stage | Condition | |:----: | :---------| | 1 | Calm | |2| Moderate Wind | |3| Stong Wind| |4| Gale| |5| Storm| ##### Precipitation | Stage | Condition | |:----: | :---------| |1| Clear| |2| Light Clouds| |3| Overcast| |4| Rain, hail, or snow| |5| Torrential rain, driving hail, or blizzard

\page ##### Vulcan **Range/Area**: 50ft/150ft cube **Duration**: 10 minutes **Effect** You create 8 towers of flame that incenerate an area of your choosing. The towers take up ten 10-foot cubes, which you can arrange as you wish. Each cube must have at least one face adjacent to the face of another cube. Each creature in the area when this array starts must make a Dexterity saving throw. They must repeat the save if they start their turn in the area or move through it. It takes 14d10 fire damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one. The fire damages objects in the area and ignites flammable objects that aren't being worn or carried. If you choose, plant life in the area is unaffected by this divine array. ##### Gaia Break **Range/Area**: 500ft **Duration**: 1 minute **Effect**: You create a seismic disturbance at a point on the ground that you can see within range. For the duration, an intense tremor rips through the ground in a 100-foot-radius circle centered on that point and shakes creatures and structures in contact with the ground in that area. The ground in the area becomes difficult terrain. Each creature on the ground that is concentrating must make a Constitution saving throw to maintain focuse on the spell. The DC for this check is your Array DC. When you craft this array and at the end of each turn you spend concentrating on it, each creature on the ground in the area must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, the creature is knocked prone. This array can have additional effects depending on the terrain in the area, as determined by the GM. *Fissures*. Fissures open throughout the array's area at the start of your next turn after you craft it. A total of 1d6 fissures open in locations chosen by the DM. Each is 1d4 × 10 feet deep, 10 feet wide, and extends from one edge of the array's area to the opposite side. A creature standing on a spot where a fissure opens must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or fall in. A creature that successfully saves moves with the fissure's edge as it opens. A fissure that opens beneath a structure causes it to automatically collapse (see below). *Structures*. The tremor deals 50 bludgeoning damage to any structure in contact with the ground in the area when you craft the array and at the start of each of your turns until the array fades. If a structure drops to 0 hit points, it collapses and potentially damages nearby creatures. A creature within half the distance of a structure's height must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, the creature takes 5d6 bludgeoning damage, is knocked prone, and is buried in the rubble, requiring a DC 20 Strength (Athletics) check as an action to escape. The GM can adjust the DC higher or lower, depending on the nature of the rubble. On a successful save, the creature takes half as much damage and doesn't fall prone or become buried.

Credit: Domenico "Domeddi" Esposito

##### Treasure Hunter [Domenico "Domeddi" Esposito](https://cdna.artstation.com/p/assets/images/images/033/828/170/large/domenico-esposito-phalo.jpg?1610663271)

\page ## The Grandmaster Brave, cunning, and ruthless grandmasters use quick movements and submission holds to rip their foes apart. #### Battle Ready Starting at level three when you choose this prowess you gain expertise with leatherworkers tools and smithing tools. You also gain proficiency in weapons with the guard property and unarmed strikes. Strikes made with weapons while wearing equipment with the guard property rely on your unarmed striking proficiency. Also you can add your intelligence modifier to atheltic checks made to climb or grapple. Your unarmed strikes do 1d6 at 3rd level, 1d10 starting at 13th level, and 2d6 starting at 17th level. You can spend 1 hour using your blacksmith's tools to design common gauntlets, guards, or grieves. Some examples provided below. More complex designs may take longer and more materials, so consult with your dm to craft. The more uncommon the rarity the more time to craft. Hours spent crafting a common guard is one hour, uncommon is two, rare is 4, very rare is 8, legendary is 32, and mythical is 64. The time taken to craft the item must be completed in one sitting. \page

##### Guard Examples | Weapon | Cost | Damage | Armor |Weight|Time to Craft |Rarity| Bonus Effect | |:----:|:-------------| | Hand Plates | 5 SP | - | +1 |.5 lb | 1 hour| Common | - | | Plated Hand Guards | 3 GP | +1| +2| 8 lbs |2 hours| Uncommon | - | | Thorned Steel | 5 GP | +2 | |10 lbs|2 hours | Uncommon| +1 acid damage | | Bladed Metal | 15 GP | +6 | - | 2 lbs| 4 hours|Rare | - | | Tower Gloves| 50 GP | +1 | +4| 30 lbs |4 hours|Rare| - | | Spirit of the Drake | 250 GP | +4| +2 | 1 lb|8 hours|Very Rare | +4 Fire Damage| |The Claw| 500 GP | +3| +3| 14 lbs| 8 hours | Very Rare| Climb Speed | | Chain Devil's Hand| 750 GP| +3| +4 | 25 lbs |16 hours | Legendary| Summon Chain Devil, +4 Necrotic Damage|

\page #### Holds, Throws, and Locks Also at third level you gain extensive knowledge of how to hurt many, many forms. When you succeed on an unarmed attack roll against a creature, you can choose to spend a reaction to execute a hold, throw, or lock against that creature. Choose two Holds from the list below. You'll get another two when you reach level 10 in this class. The save for one of these is a Dexterity or Strength save set against your DC (8 + INT modifier + Strength or Dex whichever is higher). ##### Ankle Lock Halt the movement of your enemies by latching on to their leg...or tenticles even, and wrenching. Any creature that fails becomes restrained and falls prone until your next turn. Once out of the hold, the opposing creature has their movement speed cut in half until healed or their next rest. ##### The Claw This hold strangles a foe up to medium size by palming their face and allows you to make a follow up chokeslam throw for an additional 1d6 impact damage. You can choose the keep the hold by spending an attack to roll an athletics check on the start of your turn. A creature restained this way has no movement speed and is afflicted by blindness until the hold ends. You may also choose to end this hold early by throwing an opponent up to half your Strength Score, rounded down. If they strike a surface as part of the throw they take your strength modifier in impact(force) damage. ##### Chimura Lock Wedge your enemies arm behind their head. On a succesful grapple, they drop whatever object was in their hand and are incapacitated until the end of their next turn. ##### Clinch Any creature clinched with you must make a Strength Saving throw or be restrained until they break free. They can reroll this save at the end of their turn. While you are in a clinch hold, you can move the opposing creature up to half your movement speed in any direction you are both capable of moving. In addition you gain advantage on any unarmed strikes made against them while they recieve disadvantage on attacks they make against you. ##### Full Moon Throw At the start of your turn you can spend a reaction to hold your position until a creautre makes a melee attack against you. When they do, you can roll 1d10 and + your intelligence modifier + proficiency to the result. If the total is greater than or equal to the attack roll you fully negate the attack, and that creature is flipped to their back 5 ft behind you and is prone. Otherwise the attack is reduced by the result of your roll as you manage to disperse the damage. NOTE this ability will work with features such as Patient Defense or Dodge ##### Inverted Kina Crab This hold places pressure on the opponents core. Causing 1d6 for every turn they start their turn while still grappled by you.

##### Wide Hand Slap You attack someone with the force of a great wrestler. A creature who fails their strength save against this move takes an additional 2d6 of force damage and is moved 10 ft in the direction of your slap. In addition any flames that were lit are quelled by your hand. ##### Over the Back You hurl the oppenent, launching them overhead in an effort to deal damage to them on the landing. They must roll a Dexterity saving throw against your Save DC or take 2d6 impact damage and fall prone. ##### Triangle Choke Apply pressure to an opponent's means of circulating air. If you catch an opponent in a Triangle Choke they have a number of turns equal to half of their constitution modifier before they pass out. An opponent trapped in this way must make a Strength saving throw at the start of their turn to escape. \page #### Heart Stopping Jab At level 10 when you roll an attack roll against a creature you've Analyzed you can attempt to paralyze it. The creature must roll a Constitution Saving Throw against your Save DC (8+INT MOD + Proficiency Bonus). #### Close Quarters Combatant At level 13 you gain expertise in Constitution saving throws. You also gain an additional 26 Hit Points, and roll an additional Hit Die when you roll to recover from a spell or non-magical healing effect. #### Grapple Master Also at level 13 constant battles have honed not only your attention to detail, but also your unyielding desire for victory. If a creature you are currently grappled with breaks free (saves) you can immediately spend a rush point to roll another grapple check to place them back in the hold. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your intelligence modifier per rest. #### Hard Work, Dedication At level 17 your knowlegde, skills, and persitence have fully matured. You can use the Grapple Master feature without expending a rush point. In addition you can make one Extra Attack everytime you make an attack action on your turn. #### One Hit Knockout Lastly when you strike a foe you have a chance to knock them out in one strike. Call it luck, call it brutal, but an unconcious oppenent can't call it anything. On a successful critical hit expend one rush point to load your strike with excessive force. You and the oppossing creatue roll a d100. If your resulting roll is 001-010 or 90-099 the opponent is rendered unconcious. If the opposing creature rolls 000, 025, 050, 075, or 100 they retain consciousness . A creature knocked out this way retains what HP they had after damage calculations from the attack roll. They will regain conciousness after 1d4 hours or if they are given smelling salts, healed for any amount, or damaged. This feature doesn't affect creatures immune to incapacitation or undead.