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🦸‍♀️5e - Blood Hunter🦸‍♀️

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Whether driven by the wish to make a difference, the need to take vengeance, or the hope of finding a place to belong in an uncaring world, every blood hunter has their own reasons for undertaking the ritual of the Hunter’s Bane that starts them on this path. In joining an order of blood hunters, one also joins a family bound by service to each other and a common cause. For many, this might be the only family they have left—or have ever known—making the kinship felt between blood hunters an all-but-unbreakable bond.

Outside the camaraderie of their orders, however, the life of a blood hunter is not an easy one. The ritual of the Hunter’s Bane can leave a character visibly changed, and prone to unsettling the people around them. Likewise, witnessing hemocraft can invoke superstitious fears from even the most learned scholars. While some cultures have come to accept the good deeds of many blood hunter orders, many blood hunters hide their calling unless absolutely necessary. They feel more comfortable in the wilds and wastes of the world, or drift through the outskirts of society, protecting the poor and defenseless from dark intention and the corrupting touch of fiends.

In choosing this path, every blood hunter irrevocably gives a part of themself to their cause—physically, emotionally, and sometimes morally. Each order of blood hunters practices its own ideals and methods, often employing techniques with dark origins that test the strength and will of those who employ them. Many wrestle with the fear of losing this struggle. And so a life of discipline and vigilance drives a blood hunter’s travels as they wander the countryside, in search of like-minded adventurers and whispers of dark deeds afoot.

Class Table

Core Class Traits

Starting Proficiencies

Martial Class

Maneuver Ability: Strength or Dexterity
Maneuver Attack: STR/DEX + Proficiency Bonus
Maneuver Save DC: 8 + STR/DEX + Proficiency Bonus
Combat Traditions: You gain proficiency in two of the following Combat Traditions: 🤺Attentiveness, 🤺Cunning, 🤺Prowess, 🤺Swiftness
Exertion: The Martial Table shows how much Exertion you have to use Manuevers. To use one of these Maneuvers, you must expend an amount of Exertion as defined by the Maneuver. You regain any spent Exertion at the end of a Short or Long Rest.
Maneuvers: You know a number of Maneuvers from Combat Traditions you are proficient in as shown in the Martial Table. The Maneuvers Known column of the Martial table shows when you learn more maneuvers from a tradition you are proficient with, while the Maneuver Degree column shows the highest degree you can select maneuvers from at a given level. Whenever you gain a Level in this Class you can replace one of your Maneuvers with another Maneuver of your choice.
Fighting Style: You gain one Fighting Style 🥇Class Feat of your choice.
Weapon Masteries: You can use the 🗡️Mastery Properties of all Weapons you are proficient in.
Extra Attack: Starting at 5th Level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn. Starting at 17th Level you can attack three times. This is shown in the Martial table below.

Martial Table

Martial Table

Level	Exertion	Maneuvers Known	Maneuver Degree	Attacks per Attack Action
1st	2	1	1st	1
2nd	2	2	1st	1
3rd	3	2	1st	1
4th	3	3	1st	1
5th	4	3	1st	2
6th	5	4	1st	2
7th	6	4	2nd	2
8th	6	5	2nd	2
9th	7	5	2nd	2
10th	7	5	2nd	2
11th	8	6	2nd	2
12th	8	6	2nd	2
13th	9	6	3rd	2
14th	9	6	3rd	2
15th	9	7	3rd	2
16th	9	7	3rd	2
17th	10	7	3rd	3
18th	10	7	3rd	3
19th	10	8	4th	3
20th	10	8	4th	3

Class Maneuvers

Fighting Style Feats

Spellcaster Class

Spellcasting Ability: Constitution
Spell Attack: CON + Proficiency Bonus
Spell Save DC: 8 + CON + Proficiency Bonus
Spellcasting Focus: Any Weapon with an active Crimson Offering
Spell List: Blood Hunter Spell list, which includes the Occult Spell list
Spell Slots: The Spellcaster Table shows how many Spell Slots you have to cast Spells. To cast one of these Spells, you must expend a Slot of the Spell’s level or higher. You regain all expended spell slots when you finish a Short or Long Rest.
Cantrips: Whenever you gain a Level in this Class, you can replace one of your cantrips with another cantrip of your choice from your Spell List.
Spells: You know a number of spells from your Spell List as shown in the Spellcaster Table. Whenever you gain a Level in this Class, you can replace one of your known spells with another spell of your choice from your Spell List for which you have Spell Slots.

Spellcaster Table

Spellcaster Table: Full Caster

Level	Cantrips	Spells Known	Spell Slots	Slot Level
1st	1	2	1	1
2nd	1	3	1	1
3rd	2	4	1	1
4th	2	5	1	1
5th	2	6	1	2
6th	2	6	1	2
7th	2	7	1	2
8th	2	7	1	2
9th	3	9	2	3
10th	3	9	2	3
11th	3	10	2	3
12th	3	10	2	3
13th	3	11	2	4
14th	3	11	2	4
15th	3	12	2	4
16th	4	12	2	4
17th	4	14	3	5
18th	4	14	3	5
19th	4	15	3	5
20th	4	15	3	5

Spell List

Class Features

Level 1: Blood Rites (Flavor)

You have survived the Hunter’s Bane, a dark alchemical ritual that suffuses your blood with sinister blood magic. You learn to draw upon the sinister power within your bloodstream to invoke the dark magic of Blood Rites. You gain the following benefits:

Blood Magic Maneuvers: You gain proficiency with the 🤺Tradition of Blood Rites. Blood Rites can only be used against creatures with blood. However, when you make a Vital Sacrifice (Detailed in the Crimson Offering feature) to empower a Rite, you can target any creature, regardless if it has blood or not.

Inherent Blood Magic: You learn 2 Maneuvers from the 🤺Tradition of Blood Rites. Those Maneuvers don’t count against your maximum number of known maneuvers.

Level 1: Crimson Offering

You gain the following benefits:

Rite Die: Some Blood Hunter features use your Rite Die, which starts as a d4. At certain Blood Hunter levels, this die grows, as indicated in the Rite Die column above.

Vital Sacrifice: Some Blood Hunter features allow you to sacrifice your own life to fuel additional effects. When you make a Vital Sacrifice, you take true damage equal to one roll of your Rite Die.

Infuse Weapon: As a Bonus Action, you can make a Vital Sacrifice to empower one Weapon you are holding for 1 hour. When you do so, choose either Acid, Cold, Fire, Lightning, or Poison damage. When you hit a creature with an attack with the empowered weapon, the creature takes bonus damage of the type you selected equal to one roll of your Rite Die.

Level 1: Crimson Smite

Level 2: Feats

You gain one 🥇Class Feat, one 🥇General Feat and one 🥇Skill Feat for which you qualify.

Level 3: Archetype (Subclass)

Choose one Archetype, which represents you best. Your Archetpye grants you new abilities at 3rd, 7th, 11th, 15th, and 19th level.

Level 4: Feats

You gain one 🥇Class Feat, one 🥇General Feat and one 🥇Skill Feat for which you qualify.

Level 5: Blood Hunter

Use Vital sacrifice for Exertion!

Level 5: Blood Hunter

Level 6: Feats

You gain one 🥇Class Feat, one 🥇General Feat and one 🥇Skill Feat for which you qualify.

Level 7: Archetype Feature

You gain the 7th-level Archetype Feature of the Archetype you chose at 3rd level in this class.

Level 8: Feats

You gain one 🥇Class Feat, one 🥇General Feat and one 🥇Skill Feat for which you qualify.

Level 9: Blood Hunter

Level 10: Feats

You gain one 🥇Class Feat, one 🥇General Feat and one 🥇Skill Feat for which you qualify.

Level 11: Archetype Feature

You gain the 11th-level Archetype Feature of the Archetype you chose at 3rd level in this class.

Level 12: Feats

You gain one 🥇Class Feat, one 🥇General Feat and one 🥇Skill Feat for which you qualify.

Level 13: Blood Hunter

Level 14: Feats

You gain one 🥇Class Feat, one 🥇General Feat and one 🥇Skill Feat for which you qualify.

Level 15: Archetype Feature

You gain the 15th-level Archetype Feature of the Archetype you chose at 3rd level in this class.

Level 16: Feats

You gain one 🥇Class Feat, one 🥇General Feat and one 🥇Skill Feat for which you qualify.

Level 17: Blood Hunter

Level 18: Feats

You gain one 🥇Class Feat, one 🥇General Feat and one 🥇Skill Feat for which you qualify.

Level 19: Archetype Feature

You gain the 19th-level Archetype Feature of the Archetype you chose at 3rd level in this class.

Level 20: Blood Hunter

Level 20: Feats

You gain one 🥇Epic Boon Feat, one 🥇Class Feat, one 🥇General Feat and one 🥇Skill Feat for which you qualify.

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