This kit is not available at character creation and must be unlocked by meeting special requirements, listed below. This kit has 29 available levels.
A ranger with this kit cannot cast spells.
== Description ==
== Description ==
A Hunter is someone who fights with cunning and guile, they utilize dexterity and speed to sneak up on their opponent or face them head on. A Hunter is a cunning fighter that can dispatch his opponents before they even see him, or if he so chooses, can meet them face to face. Hunters are loners in a wild world. They fend for themselves, live by themselves, and their might is matched by none in their forests. A Hunter is exactly what their namesake implies, they hunt, whether their prey be animal or elf, orc or dragon, they always find it, and they always kill or capture it.
A Hunter is at his strongest when he is hidden. Hunters always make sure that they know were you are, but never show themselves in return. Hunters ambush their opponents, moving quickly around them dodging attacks and hitting with deadly accuracy. The Hunter also utilizes quite well, probably even better than the sword, his bow. However Hunters are poor front line combatants. Without the room to move around, and without the space to pull off some heavy ranged hits, the Hunter can be defeated. If you want to kill a Hunter, you must box him in.
A Hunter is someone who fights with cunning and guile, they utilize dexterity and speed to sneak up on their opponent or face them head on.
Hunters may travel and fight alone. A Hunter in a group can easily be given away, but a hunter alone, will never be found. It is rare for a Hunter to be found with barbarians or fighters, but it does happen. It is however much more common to find Hunters teaming up with other Hunters when they do choose to travel in groups to go about their business. Some quarries inevitably are too lethal for one hunter to deal with alone.
A Hunter is a cunning fighter that can dispatch his opponents before they even see him, or if he so chooses, can meet them face to face.
Hunters are different from Rangers and Barbarians in that they are fully mundane, possessing no magical ability, nor are they necessarily illiterate. Instead, huntsmen often live in frontier regions or areas bordering wild lands. They are accustomed to the hunt as a source of food and living, or for sport and trophies.
Hunters are loners in a wild world. They fend for themselves, live by themselves, and their might is matched by none in their forests.
A Hunter is exactly what their namesake implies, they hunt, whether their prey be animal or elf, orc or dragon, they always find it, and they always kill or capture it.
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Alignment: Any
Alignment: Any
Class: Ranger
== Class Features ==
- Hit Die: d10
== Kit Features ==
- Hit Die: d8
- Base Attack Bonus: High
- Base Attack Bonus: High
- High Saves: Fortitude
- High Saves: Fortitude, Reflex
- Weapon Proficiencies: A hunter is proficient with simple and martial weapons.
- Weapon Proficiencies: A hunter gains no weapon proficiencies.
- Armor Proficiencies: A hunter is proficient with light and medium armour, and all shields except tower shields.
- Armor Proficiencies: A hunter gains no armor proficiencies.
- Skill Points: 4 + Int Modifier.
- Skill Points: 6 + Int Modifier.
- Class Skills: Concentration, Craft (alchemy, armor, trap, weapon), Heal, Hide, Listen, Lore, Move Silently, Parry, Search, spot, Set Trap, Intimidate, Taunt, Tumble and Survival.
- Class Skills: Concentration, Craft (alchemy, armor, trap, weapon), Heal, Hide, Listen, Lore, Move Silently, Parry, Search, spot, Set Trap, Intimidate, Taunt, Tumble and Survival.
- Spells per Day/Spells Known: A hunter has no spellbook or spell progression.
- Spells per Day/Spells Known: Ranger spellcasting is forfeited
Bonus Feat: Bonus feats are drawn from the barbarian list. At level 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 25, 30 the hunter may select a Favoured Enemy feat as though he were a ranger of similar level. Hunters gain access to all favoured enemy feats from the ranger list.
Type of Feat: Class<br />Prerequisites: Hunter 1<br />Specifics: A hunter can lay down an improvised trap once every turn. A trap does 1d6 piercing damage for every hunter level, with a reflex save to halve the damage. The reflex save is 10, +1 for every five hunter levels, and +1 for every five ranks in the craft trap skill. The number of traps a hunter can have active at the same time is one for every 10 hunter levels. The maximum number is four, the first trap being granted at level one, the second at level 10, and so on. Higher level hunters gain a progressing cooldown reduction and so are able to lay traps more quickly. At levels 6, 10 and 14 ten seconds are deducted. And from 14 onwards the cooldown is reduced by one round for every four levels, finally reaching one round at level 30.<br />Use: Selected
Type of Feat: Hunter Bonus Feat<br />Prerequisites: Hunter Trapping<br />Specifics: A quarry who sets of a trap without succeeding the reflex saving throw is now entangled. The entanglement lasts for one round per four hunter levels, and is always three rounds minimally.<br />Use: Automatic
Type of Feat: Hunter Bonus Feat<br />Prerequisites: Hunter Trapping<br />Specifics: A quarry who sets of a trap without succeeding the reflex saving throw is now slowed by barbs specifically designed to impair its movement. The slow effect lasts for one round per four hunter levels, and is always three rounds minimally. If the target succeeds the reflex saving throw the slow effect is still applied, but only for two rounds.<br />Use: Automatic
Type of Feat: Hunter Bonus Feat<br />Prerequisites: Hunter Trapping<br />Specifics: You add a poison to your traps. The Poison is applied if the target fails the reflex saving throw. The Poison DC scales to 14, 17, 21, 24, 27 and 30, whenever the reflex saving throw's DC reaches this threshold. The base poison DC is 10. All poisons do constitution damage.<br />Use: Automatic
Type of Feat: Class<br />Prerequisites: Hunter 2<br />Unlike his ranger counterpart a hunter does not lose any benefits from f his combat style when wearing medium or heavy armor. Combat style feats count as prerequisites for gaining other feats. You gain: Rapid Shot (2), Manyshot (6), Improved Rapid Shot (11), One Shot (21).<br />Use: Automatic
Type of Feat: Class<br />Prerequisites: Hunter 2<br />Specifics: At 2nd level, a hunter gains the ability to react to danger before his senses would normally allow him to do so. He retains his Dexterity bonus to AC (if any) even if he is caught flat-footed or struck by an invisible attacker. However, he still loses his Dexterity bonus to AC if immobilized.<br />Use: Automatic
Type of Feat: Class<br />Prerequisites: Hunter 3<br />Specifics: Starting at 3rd level, a hunter has an intuitive sense that alerts him to danger from traps, giving him a +1 bonus on Reflex saves made to avoid traps and a +1 dodge bonus to AC against attacks made by traps. These bonuses rise by +1 every three levels in hunter thereafter (6th, 9th, 12th, 15th, and 18th level).<br />Use: Automatic
Type of Feat: Class<br />Prerequisites: Hunter 5<br />Specifics: At 4th level, a hunter may select a type of creature as his favoured enemy. The ranger gains a +1 bonus on Bluff, Listen, Spot, and Taunt checks, and also a +1 bonus on weapon damage rolls against their favoured enemy. At 4th level, and every four levels after that until becoming epic, the hunter can choose an additional favoured enemy and gains +1 to all favoured enemy bonuses. After becoming epic the Hunter gains these feats once every 5 levels, at 25 and 30. To ackquire these feats use the "Favoured Enemy Selector" feat you gain at level 1, when at an appropriate level. When you level up this feat automatically triggers. You may not save multiple feats for later use, newer uses replace older ones.<br />Use: Automatic
Type of Feat: Class<br />Prerequisites: Hunter 10<br />Specifics: At 10th level, a hunter gains the ability to shrug off some amount of injury from each blow or attack. Subtract 1 from the damage the hunter takes each time he is dealt damage from a weapon or a natural attack. At 10th level, and every three hunter levels thereafter (14th, 18th, and 22nd level), this damage reduction rises by 1 point. This damage reduction stacks with the damage reduction from Epic Damage Reduction and Greater Resiliency but does not stack with Dwarven Defender or the Barbarian damage reduction.<br />Use: Automatic
Type of Feat: Class<br />Prerequisites: Hunter 8<br />Specifics: At 8th level, a hunter can no longer be flanked. This defence denies another character the option to sneak attack the character by flanking her, unless the attacker has at least four more class levels, in their class which provides sneak attack, than the target does.<br />Use: Automatic
1: Hunter Trapping
2: Fast Movement
3: Uncanny Dodge
4: Extra Favored Enemy I
5: Rapid Shot
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7: Swift Tracker
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9: Extra Favored Enemy II
10: Manyshot
- Bonus Feats: The hunter adds a number of trap-enhancing choices to the ranger's bonus-feat-list.
== Hunter Trapping ==
Prerequisites: Hunter 2
Specifics: A hunter can lay down an improvised trap once every turn. A trap does 1d6 piercing damage for every ranger level, with a reflex save to halve the damage. The reflex save is 10, +1 for every five hunter levels, and +1 for every five ranks in the craft trap skill. The number of traps a hunter can have active at the same time is one for every 10 ranger levels. The maximum number is four, the first trap being granted at level one, the second at level 10, and so on. Higher level hunters gain a progressing cooldown reduction and so are able to lay traps more quickly. At levels 6, 10 and 14 ten seconds are deducted. And from 14 onwards the cooldown is reduced by one round for every four levels, finally reaching one round at level 30.
Use: Selected
== Extra Favored Enemy ==
Prerequisites: Hunter 2
Specifics: You may select an additional Favored Enemy feat at hunter level 4, and every five hunter levels thereafter. These stack with your progression as a ranger.
Use: Selected through conversation
''Class courtesy of Rasael and thorough testing by the Quality Control Team. Would be Implementation on the server by Luna. This class is an adaptation from the Barbarian variant in "Unearthed Arcana", page 58.''
''Class courtesy of Rasael and thorough testing by the Quality Control Team. Would be Implementation on the server by Luna. This class is an adaptation from the Barbarian variant in "Unearthed Arcana", page 58.''
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Revision as of 22:49, 2 September 2017
This kit is not available at character creation and must be unlocked by meeting special requirements, listed below. This kit has 29 available levels.
A Hunter is someone who fights with cunning and guile, they utilize dexterity and speed to sneak up on their opponent or face them head on.
A Hunter is a cunning fighter that can dispatch his opponents before they even see him, or if he so chooses, can meet them face to face.
Hunters are loners in a wild world. They fend for themselves, live by themselves, and their might is matched by none in their forests.
A Hunter is exactly what their namesake implies, they hunt, whether their prey be animal or elf, orc or dragon, they always find it, and they always kill or capture it.
Requirements
Race: Any
Alignment: Any
Class: Ranger
Kit Features
- Hit Die: d8
- Base Attack Bonus: High
- High Saves: Fortitude, Reflex
- Weapon Proficiencies: A hunter gains no weapon proficiencies.
- Armor Proficiencies: A hunter gains no armor proficiencies.
- Skill Points: 6 + Int Modifier.
- Class Skills: Concentration, Craft (alchemy, armor, trap, weapon), Heal, Hide, Listen, Lore, Move Silently, Parry, Search, spot, Set Trap, Intimidate, Taunt, Tumble and Survival.
- Spells per Day/Spells Known: Ranger spellcasting is forfeited
Kit Feats
1: Hunter Trapping
2: Fast Movement
3: Uncanny Dodge
4: Extra Favored Enemy I
5: Rapid Shot
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7: Swift Tracker
8:
9: Extra Favored Enemy II
10: Manyshot
- Bonus Feats: The hunter adds a number of trap-enhancing choices to the ranger's bonus-feat-list.
Hunter Trapping
Prerequisites: Hunter 2
Specifics: A hunter can lay down an improvised trap once every turn. A trap does 1d6 piercing damage for every ranger level, with a reflex save to halve the damage. The reflex save is 10, +1 for every five hunter levels, and +1 for every five ranks in the craft trap skill. The number of traps a hunter can have active at the same time is one for every 10 ranger levels. The maximum number is four, the first trap being granted at level one, the second at level 10, and so on. Higher level hunters gain a progressing cooldown reduction and so are able to lay traps more quickly. At levels 6, 10 and 14 ten seconds are deducted. And from 14 onwards the cooldown is reduced by one round for every four levels, finally reaching one round at level 30.
Use: Selected
Extra Favored Enemy
Prerequisites: Hunter 2
Specifics: You may select an additional Favored Enemy feat at hunter level 4, and every five hunter levels thereafter. These stack with your progression as a ranger.
Use: Selected through conversation
Class courtesy of Rasael and thorough testing by the Quality Control Team. Would be Implementation on the server by Luna. This class is an adaptation from the Barbarian variant in "Unearthed Arcana", page 58.
