Stimpson Katz

Warden’s Eye

You are trained to read tracks, terrain, spoor, weather, wounds, lairs, and ambush signs. You may use Perception instead of Survival to track creatures and identify natural or monster-made hazards.

Trail Mark

Mark one creature, trail, footprint, scent, broken branch, blood sign, or passage you can perceive. You have advantage on checks to follow, identify, or predict the marked trail.

Hunter’s Shot

Make a weapon attack. On a hit, deal extra damage if the target is marked, surprised, hidden from your allies, or in natural terrain.

Snarecraft

Set a mundane or lightly enchanted snare in a 5-ft. space. The first hostile creature that enters must make a DEX save or become restrained until it uses an action to escape.

Monster Lore

Study one creature you can see or whose signs you have found. Learn one broad fact: creature type, strongest defense, movement mode, common weakness, hunting pattern, or recent condition.

Warden’s Step

Move up to half your speed. This movement ignores natural difficult terrain and does not disturb tracks, loose stones, snow, ash, or foliage unless you choose.

Hunter’s Ambush

Make a weapon attack with advantage against a creature that has not acted this combat, is marked by you, or is unaware of your exact position. On a hit, deal extra damage.

Terrain Ward

Prepare a camp, trail, room, or battlefield approach. You and allies have advantage on checks to notice hidden creatures, traps, forced movement hazards, and environmental danger in the area.

Beast Sign

Read claw marks, dung, nests, residue, fur, tracks, breath, or disturbed terrain. Learn how many creatures passed, their size, pace, health, and likely direction.

Interrupt Charge

When a creature you can see moves at least 10 ft. toward you or an ally, make a weapon attack against it. On a hit, reduce its speed to 0 until the end of the turn.

Coordinated Hunt

Choose one marked creature. The first time each round an ally hits that creature, the ally deals extra weapon damage and may move 10 ft. without provoking opportunity attacks from it.

Hunter’s Volley

Make up to three ranged weapon attacks against creatures within weapon range. Each target must be marked, in natural terrain, or within 10 ft. of another target.