Ranger

"The wilderness gives me solace as I continue my grim purpose: to slay that which would threaten the natural order." - Grim, monster slayer

Grim, monster slayer

You grew up on the fringes of your settlement, spending more time in the wilderness beyond than in the safety of your own homestead. In your youth you came to love the serenity of rugged nature over the clamor of frivolous settled life. You are more at home with the wolves and the elk than with nobles and debutantes. In your early adulthood you made the decision to leave civilization completely in exchange for a life in the wilds. Now, you defend your heartland from supernatural monstrosities that threaten to upset the balance of nature, and from the cruelties of careless hunters or loggers who regard the natural cycle of life with disrespectful indifference.

As you are more at home in the wilderness than in civilization, you must determine how you intend to survive on your own merits. Do you hone your physical prowess until you can go toe to toe with the strongest warrior? Do you sharpen your senses and your survival skills, stalking prey through rugged wilds with more finesse than any cat or bird? Maybe you tap into the Primal Source, using magic to enhance your physical capabilities and to speak with the animals whose home you share.

Ranger Tracks

Bravery. You tap into your instinct to fight, flee, or freeze in the face of danger, channeling this into fighting prowess.

Hunter. You are an unparalleled hunter of creatures both natural and otherworldly, mastering both blade and bow.

Instinct. Your fighting instinct is sharper than the finest steel and keener than an eagle’s eye.

Survivor. You know the natural world like the back of your hand. Wherever you end up, you know how to survive.

Wilderness Warden. You learn primal magic and enhance some of your primal spells as you gain skill as a magical ranger.

Vampire Hunter. Harker's Guide to Vampire Hunting. Dedicated to hunting down and eradicating the risen and all their ilk, these rangers learn to craft an array of unique weapons, equipped to handle the foul powers brought to bear against them.

Core Subclass Tracks

Ranger Entry Talent

After gaining the Ranger Entry Talent, you can take talents from any of the Ranger tracks. After gaining the Ranger Entry Talent, you can also gain Primal Aspect Talents.

Talent	PreReq	Description	Tags
Ranger Entry	Character Level 2	When you take this entry talent, you gain the following benefits. Primal Rapport. Gain the Primal Aspect specialization talent. Skilled. Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the observation or survival tags. Fighting Instinct. Gain the Fighting Instinct ability. Fighting Instinct (AWR/Recoup). You may grant yourself +1 TA until the end of your current turn. While you have fighting instinct, when you spend AP to move, gain +5 ft speed.	Ranger, Class Entry

Primal Aspects Table

Aspect	Ability
A’rl’ng	You may spend 1 AP to magically double all movement you take for this turn. (1/Catch Breath)
Al’An	You cannot be Surprised and creatures cannot gain TA against you from being Unseen.
Heq	You gain +2 to your attack roll when attempting one of these Maneuvers: Shove, Grapple, or Trip.
Leshy	You can always find food and shelter in the wild for yourself and six other individuals if given at least 4 hours to prepare. If you do not have 4 hours to prepare, you instead gain +2 on all skill checks with the survival or observation tags made to find food and shelter.
Porov	Gain +6 to Smithing and Masonry checks.
Sekh	You may spend 1 AP to leap 10 ft in a line towards an enemy you can see provided that this movement places them within reach of a melee weapon you are holding. Then make an attack with that weapon, targeting their REF. On a hit, you do not deal damage, but they fall Prone.
Stoll	Commune with the body of a deceased humanoid, briefly gaining a connection with its soul. You gain surface level insights into its state of emotions and wellbeing from the 4 hours leading up to its death, but not exact thoughts or words. (1/Catch Breath)
Tamat	For 10 minutes, gain awareness of nearby magic: If a creature or object is within 30 ft of you and you can see it, you know if it is magical or under the effects of magic. You learn the Source and function of that magical effect. (1/Recoup)
Vele	You may spend 1 AP to grant creatures within 5 ft of you Shield HP equal to your character level. While they have this Shield HP, attacks against them suffer 1 TD. (1/Catch Breath)
Woden	Gain +6 to Vehicles* [water] and Navigation checks.

Bravery Track

Bravery Track Progression

Talent	PreReq	Description	Tags
Bravery	Ranger Entry	Gain Resist Frightened +2.	Ranger, Bravery
Courage	Bravery	Gain the Courage ability. Courage (AWR/Rest). When you are Broken, Demoralized, Frightened, or Shaken by an enemy, gain +1 TA against that enemy while the condition persists.	Ranger, Bravery
Bravery II	Courage	Your Resist ability from Bravery increases by +1 and applies to Demoralized.	Ranger, Bravery
Courage II	Bravery II	When you use Courage, and you are Bloodied, regain HP equal to your AWR.	Ranger, Bravery
Fight	Courage II Incompatible: Flight, Freeze	When you use Courage, deal +1d6 damage against the source of the condition for its duration.	Ranger, Bravery
Flight	Courage II Incompatible: Fight, Freeze	When you use Courage, gain +5 ft speed when you use AP to move. This lasts for the condition’s duration.	Ranger, Bravery
Freeze	Courage II Incompatible: Flight, Flight	When you use Courage, you suffer 1 TD on attacks and gain the Chilled condition, but all of your defenses increase by +3. This lasts for the condition’s duration.	Ranger, Bravery
Bravery III	Bravery 5	Your Resist ability from Bravery increases by +1, and applies to Broken.	Ranger, Bravery
Drive to Survive	Bravery III	Gain the Drive to Survive ability. Drive to Survive (1⁄2 AWR/Rest). When you start your turn and can see a creature that has any planar, modifying, or magical creature tags, you may choose to become Shaken by that creature. You remain Shaken for 1 minute or until the creature dies (whichever comes first).	Ranger, Bravery
Bravery IV	Drive to Survive	Gain +2 Skill Points in any one skill with the observation tag. Your Resist ability from Bravery increases by +1.	Ranger, Bravery
Courage III	Bravery IV	Gain +2 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the stamina tag. When you use Courage, regain HP equal to your AWR (regardless of whether you are Bloodied).	Ranger, Bravery
Fight II	Courage III, Fight	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the athleticism tag. Your damage from the Fight talent becomes 1d8.	Ranger, Bravery
Flight II	Courage III, Flight	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the acrobatics tag. You ignore Difficult Terrain while Courage is active.	Ranger, Bravery
Freeze II	Courage III, Freeze	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the stamina tag. You no longer suffer the Chilled condition when you use Courage.	Ranger, Bravery
Drive to Survive II	Bravery 10	Drive to Survive becomes AWR/Rest.	Ranger, Bravery
Courage IV	Drive to Survive II	Gain +2 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the stamina tag. Courage becomes AWR/Recoup.	Ranger, Bravery
Fight III	Courage IV, Fight II	The damage from the Fight talent becomes 1d12.	Ranger, Bravery
Flight III	Courage IV, Flight II	The extra speed from the Flight talent becomes +10 ft.	Ranger, Bravery
Freeze III	Courage IV, Freeze II	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the stamina tag. The Freeze talent now increases your defenses by +5.	Ranger, Bravery
Undaunted	Bravery 13	The Shaken condition only reduces your d20 rolls by 1.	Ranger, Bravery
Fear Itself	Undaunted	It is said that in the face of fear you rise above or you crumble. However, those who know you have seen you strike fear in the hearts of those who would typically terrify others. Gain the Fear Itself ability. Fear Itself (1/Recoup). When a creature causes you to become Broken, Demoralized, Frightened, or Shaken, if that creature can see you, it immediately takes 2d10 psychic damage and you gain +1 TA against it until the end of your next turn. Additionally, the creature suffers the same conditions that it inflicted on you for the same duration that you do. Level 30: Whenever a creature imposes Broken, Demoralized, Frightened, or Shaken against you, you gain Focused and Protected against it.	Ranger, Bravery, Capstone

Hunter Track

Hunter Track Progression

Talent	PreReq	Description	Tags
Hunter	Ranger Entry	When you have been tracking a creature for at least 1 hour using AWR/Tracking, when you start Initiative in combat against it, you deal +2 damage against it for the first minute.	Ranger, Hunter
Corner Quarry	Hunter Incompatible: Outnumbered	When you are Flanking a creature, gain +1 TA against it.	Ranger, Hunter
Corner Quarry II	Corner Quarry Incompatible: Outnumbered II	Gain the Corner Quarry ability. Corner Quarry (2/Recoup). If you are Flanking a creature, you may spend 2 AP to Engage it for 1 minute or until you are no longer within 5 ft of it.	Ranger, Hunter
Outnumbered	Hunter Incompatible: Corner Quarry	When you are Flanked, you gain +1 TA.	Ranger, Hunter
Outnumbered II	Outnumbered Incompatible: Corner Quarry II	Outnumbered becomes: When two or more hostile creatures are adjacent to you, gain +1 TA.	Ranger, Hunter
Deadeye	Hunter Incompatible: Volley	When you make a ranged attack against a creature with no Cover and none of its allies are adjacent, gain +1 TA.	Ranger, Hunter
Deadeye II	Deadeye Incompatible: Rain of Arrows	Gain the Takedown Shot ability. Takedown Shot (2/Recoup). When you make a ranged attack against a creature with no Cover and none of its allies are adjacent, deal +1d8 damage.	Ranger, Hunter
Volley	Hunter Incompatible: Deadeye	Gain the Volley ability. Volley (2/Recoup). When you hit a creature that has an ally adjacent to it, make the same attack against that creature for 0 AP.	Ranger, Hunter
Rain of Arrows	Volley Incompatible: Deadeye II	Gain the Rain of Arrows ability. You may only use this ability when wielding a bow. Rain of Arrows (2/Rest). Spend 4 AP, expend 10 arrows, and pick a point within range. Make a ranged attack roll against the AR of every creature in a 20 ft radius. Roll double the damage dice that you normally would. Creatures take full damage on a hit and 1⁄2 on a miss.	Ranger, Hunter
Hunter's Quarry	Hunter 3	Learn the Hunter’s Quarry spell if you do not already know it. Gain the Primal Quarry ability. Primal Quarry (2/Rest). You may cast the Hunter’s Quarry spell without expending SP.	Ranger, Hunter
Hunter II	Hunter’s Quarry	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the acrobatics or survival tag. Pick one of the following creature tags: arcane, avadri, celestial, divine, eldritch, elemental, fae, fiend, giant, monstrosity, occult, primal, psionic, or undead. Gain the Target Prey ability. Target Prey. Gain +4 on History, Perceiving, Sneaking, and Tracking checks made in relation to creatures of the tag that you chose.	Ranger, Hunter
Hew	Hunter II, Corner Quarry II	Gain the Hew ability. Hew (2/Recoup). When you hit a creature that has none of its allies adjacent to it, deal +1d10 damage.	Ranger, Hunter
Hew II	Hew	Your crit range increases by +1 against creatures that have no adjacent allies.	Ranger, Hunter
Hordesbane	Hunter II, Outnumbered II	Gain the Hordesbane ability. Hordesbane (1/Turn). When you hit a creature and another creature is adjacent to you, you can attack that second creature with the same weapon for 1 fewer AP (min 1 AP).	Ranger, Hunter
Hordesbane II	Hordesbane	Gain the Whirling Blades ability. Whirling Blades (2/Rest). When you use Hordesbane, your second attack can target each creature of your choice that is adjacent to you. Roll attack and damage once, comparing against each target’s REF. Roll twice as many damage dice as you normally would. Creatures take full damage on a hit and 1⁄2 on a miss.	Ranger, Hunter
Eagle Eye	Hunter II, Deadeye II	When making a ranged attack, you do not suffer any penalty for targeting a Concealed enemy.	Ranger, Hunter
Eagle Eye II	Eagle Eye	When making a ranged attack, you do not suffer any penalty for targeting an enemy in Darkness, provided that you know the enemy’s location.	Ranger, Hunter
Volley II	Hunter II, Rain of Arrows	Volley becomes DEX/Recoup and works on hostile creatures within 15 ft of each other.	Ranger, Hunter
Rain of Arrows II	Volley II	Rain of Arrows becomes 1⁄2 AWR/Rest and does three times your normal damage dice.	Ranger, Hunter
Hunter III	Hunter 7	Choose two additional creature tags from Hunter II to use with Target Prey.	Ranger, Hunter
Hunter IV	Hunter III	Gain the Mark ability. Mark (1/Rest). When you roll Initiative, you may Mark a Target Prey creature that you can see. It becomes Vulnerable 1 to your weapon attacks for 1 minute.	Ranger, Hunter
One with the Land	Hunter IV	Pick one of the 11 environments: Aquatic, Coastal, Desert, Forest, Grassland, Jungle, Mountain, Subterranean, Swamp, Tundra, or Volcanic. While you are in that environment, you and up to AWR allies can move stealthily at a normal pace and remain alert to danger as though traveling cautiously.	Ranger, Hunter
Primeval Speed	Hunter 10	Gain +5 ft speed when you can see your Target Prey.	Ranger, Hunter
Fletcher	Hunter IV	Gain the Fletcher ability. Fletcher (1/Rest). You can fletch your own arrows, making 1d8 + INT/Woodcarving arrows.	Ranger, Hunter
Shroud	Hunter 10	When you are Concealed, creatures that attack you suffer 1 additional TD.	Ranger, Hunter
Quickdraw	Hunter IV	You can draw/stow weapons without spending AP any number of times on your turn.	Ranger, Hunter
Calculating	Hunter 10	Gain the Calculating ability. Calculating (3/Rest). When you roll Initiative and are facing a Target Prey, you may choose for all of your attacks that would target their AR to instead target either REF, FORT, or ANT (your choice at the start of combat). This effect lasts until combat concludes.	Ranger, Hunter
Ruthless Hunter	Primeval Speed, Shroud, or Calculating	Gain two of the following Hunter track talents: Cornered Quarry, Outnumbered, Deadeye, or Volley. Ignore any incompatibilities for these selections.	Ranger, Hunter
Cornered Quarry III	Ruthless Hunter, Hew II	Gain +2 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the athleticism or stamina tag. Cornered Quarry becomes END/Recoup.	Ranger, Hunter
Hew III	Cornered Quarry III	When you use Hew against a target and it does not die, gain +3 AP that turn.	Ranger, Hunter
Hordesbane III	Ruthless Hunter, Hordesbane II	Whirling Blades becomes END/Rest.	Ranger, Hunter
Horde Breaker	Hordesbane III	Gain the Horde Breaker ability. Horde Breaker (1/Recoup). Gain +1 TA and +1 to damage rolls for every enemy adjacent to you. This lasts until the end of your next turn.	Ranger, Hunter
Deadeye III	Ruthless Hunter, Eagle Eye II	When using Deadeye, increase your crit range by +1. Takedown Shot becomes AWR/Recoup.	Ranger, Hunter
Rapid Takedown	Deadeye III	When you use Takedown Shot against a target and it does not die, +3 AP that turn.	Ranger, Hunter
Volley III	Ruthless Hunter, Rain of Arrows II	Volley works on creatures within 30 ft of each other. When you use Volley on a creature that was adjacent to your first target, it does not expend a use of Volley.	Ranger, Hunter
Arrow Storm	Volley III	Gain the Arrow Storm ability. Arrow Storm (1/Rest). When you use Rain of Arrows, deal four times your normal damage dice and the radius is 30 ft.	Ranger, Hunter
Peerless Hunter	Hew III, Horde Breaker, Rapid Takedown, or Arrow Storm	Those in the know recognize that you are a peerless hunter and might task you with felling great monsters for equally great rewards. When you roll Initiative and you have no Target Prey, choose one enemy to be your Target Prey. Gain the Peerless Hunter ability. Peerless Hunter (1/Week). When you finish Taking a Rest, you can reassign all of your Talent Points spent in this track, taking new talents within this track. You lose this ability if you reassign your talents in such a way that you no longer have access to this talent. Level 30: Gain the Versatile Hunter ability. Versatile Hunter (1/Rest). You can reselect the creature tags you can target with your Target Prey ability.	Ranger, Hunter, Capstone

Instinct Track

Instinct Track Progression

Talent	PreReq	Description	Tags
Survival Instinct	Ranger Entry	Gain the Preternatural Dodge ability. Preternatural Dodge (AWR/Rest). When a creature attacks one of your physical or mental defenses, you can have it target ANT instead.	Ranger, Instinct
Fighting Instinct II	Survival Instinct	Fighting Instinct lasts until the end of your next turn.	Ranger, Instinct
Survival Instinct II	Fighting Instinct II	Gain the Size Up ability. Size Up. You can spend 2 AP to study an enemy and learn which defense(s) its attacks target, besides AR.	Ranger, Instinct
Fighting Instinct III	Survival Instinct II	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the athleticism tag. Your Fighting Instinct now grants you a +1 to all damage rolls.	Ranger, Instinct
Vigilant	Fighting Instinct III	Gain the Vigilant ability. Vigilant (AWR/Rest). If you roll lower than 10 on an AWR check, treat that roll as 10 instead.	Ranger, Instinct
Survival Instinct III	Vigilant	Your ANT increases by +1. Choose REF or FORT to also increase by +1.	Ranger, Instinct
Vigilant II	Survival Instinct III	Vigilant becomes: If you roll lower than 10 on an AWR check, treat that roll as your ANT instead.	Ranger, Instinct
Survival Instinct IV	Vigilant II	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the observation tag. Gain +4 to Initiative.	Ranger, Instinct
Fighting Instinct IV	Survival Instinct IV	Gain the Pounce ability. Pounce. On your first turn in Initiative if no enemies have acted yet, gain +2 AP that turn.	Ranger, Instinct
Vigilant III	Fighting Instinct IV	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the survival tag. Vigilant is AWR/Recoup.	Ranger, Instinct
Survival Instinct V	Vigilant III	Gain a +4 bonus to Initiative. Preternatural Dodge is AWR/Recoup.	Ranger, Instinct
Vigilant IV	Survival Instinct V	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the observation tag. Vigilant is AWR/Catch Breath.	Ranger, Instinct
Fighting Instinct V	Vigilant IV	Pounce grants you 4 AP. If you roll Initiative with no Fighting Instinct, regain one use of Fighting Instinct.	Ranger, Instinct
Vigilant V	Fighting Instinct V	Vigilant is always active.	Ranger, Instinct
Cornered Animal	Vigilant V	Your base animal instinct to fight and live is overwhelming. Fighting Instinct becomes AWR/Catch Breath. Gain the Cornered Animal ability. Cornered Animal (1/Rest). When you start your turn with 0 HP, you may gain +2 Death Points. If you do, then until the end of your next turn, your speed doubles, you gain +1 TA on all attacks, creatures cannot make reactive attacks against you, and your first hit that was not a crit counts as a crit. Level 30: Cornered Animal no longer costs 2 Death Points and is always active whenever you are at 0 HP.	Ranger, Instinct, Capstone

Survivor Track

Survivor Track Progression

Talent	PreReq	Description	Tags
Natural Habitat	Ranger Entry	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the survival or stamina tag. Pick one of the 11 environments: Aquatic, Coastal, Desert, Forest, Grassland, Jungle, Mountain, Subterranean, Swamp, Tundra, or Volcanic. This is your Natural Habitat. While in that environment, you can always find enough food for a number of creatures equal to your AWR.	Ranger, Survivor
Primeval Senses	Natural Habitat	Gain the Primeval Sense ability. Primeval Senses (AWR/Rest). By focusing for 1 minute, you learn whether any creatures with the following tags are within 1 mile of you: arcane, divine, occult, primal, psionic, undead, monstrosity, fae, and eldritch. You do not learn their identities but learn their exact numbers and direction/ distance from you. This information is fleeting, but if you do no strenuous activity you can maintain it for up to 10 minutes.	Ranger, Survivor
Natural Habitat II	Primeval Senses	Gain the Wilderness Mastery ability. Wilderness Mastery (AWR/Rest). When in your Natural Habitat, give yourself double your Skill Points before you make an AWR skill check.	Ranger, Survivor
Primeval Senses II	Natural Habitat II	When you use Primeval Senses, you can use Primal Identification. Primal Identification. Learn the identity of one creature that you sense with Primeval Senses.	Ranger, Survivor
Nature Stride	Primeval Senses II	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can assign to any skills with the acrobatics tag. Ignore Difficult Terrain while in your Natural Habitat.	Ranger, Survivor
Survivor	Nature Stride	Gain the Primal Aspect talent. Pick one: Extreme Heat, Extreme Cold, or Forced Marching. You can no longer gain Fatigue from that selection.	Ranger, Survivor
Primeval Senses III	Survivor	You cannot become lost, except through the use of magic. Primeval Senses becomes AWR/Recoup.	Ranger, Survivor
Natural Habitat III	Primeval Senses III	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the acrobatics or athleticism tag. Pick a second environment to be your Natural Habitat.	Ranger, Survivor
Survivor II	Natural Habitat III	Gain Immune Common Poison and Immune Common Disease.	Ranger, Survivor
Nature Stride II	Survivor II	Ignore Hazardous Terrain that is not liquid while in your Natural Habitat.	Ranger, Survivor
Primeval Senses IV	Nature Stride II	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the observation tag. Primeval Identification can be used on a number of targets equal to 1⁄2 AWR.	Ranger, Survivor
Natural Habitat IV	Primeval Senses IV	Pick a third environment to be your Natural Habitat. Wilderness Mastery becomes AWR/Recoup.	Ranger, Survivor
Nature Stride III	Natural Habitat IV	Always ignore Difficult Terrain. Ignore all Hazardous Terrain that is caused by natural phenomena unless it is liquid.	Ranger, Survivor
Primeval Senses V	Nature Stride III	You have unlimited uses of your Primeval Senses ability.	Ranger, Survivor
Unrivaled Explorer	Primeval Senses V	You are known as a person truly in tune with the untamed, uncharted wilderness in all its splendor, and are commonly sought out as a guide for high-profile travelers. You may embrace this or you may hide from civilization to avoid the recognition and to just spend time in the wild, where your heart truly lies. You can never become lost, even by magical means. You have +1 TA when you are in one of your Natural Habitats. When you Take a Rest in a type of environment that is not one of your Natural Habitats, you may replace one of your old Natural Habitats with this new environment. Level 30: The final cap for your AWR increases from 12 to 14.	Ranger, Survivor, Capstone

Wilderness Warden Track

Wilderness Warden Track Progression

Talent	PreReq	Description	Tags
Primal Warden	Ranger Entry	Gain the Warden of the Primal talent if you did not already have it. If you did already have it, gain a talent from the Primal Magic stack. Each time you level up and spend your talent point on a talent in the Wilderness Warden track, you gain +5 SP and +1 Primal Power. AWR is your magic attribute.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Environmentalist	Primal Warden	Pick one of the 11 Environments: Aquatic, Coastal, Desert, Forest, Grassland, Jungle, Mountain, Subterranean, Swamp, Tundra, or Volcanic. While you are in that environment and not within 1 mile of a settled area, you regain 1 SP when you Recoup.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Ranger's Invocation	Environmentalist or Planar Protector	Learn one invocation. Pick an invocation that you know that has no tier prerequisites. You can cast that invocation one time per day without expending an invocation use.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Empower Chant	Ranger’s Invocation or Intrinsic Boon	Pick one chant that you know, that does not deal damage. While more than 1 mile from a settled area, you can cast that chant as if it were 1 Tier stronger (e.g., if you normally cast chants at Primal Tier 2, cast this chant at Primal Tier 3).	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Planar Protector	Primal Warden	Pick one creature tag: arcane, avadri, celestial, divine, eldritch, elemental, fae, fiend, giant, occult, primal, psionic, or undead. Your magic attack rolls against those creatures increases by +1.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Intrinsic Boon	Environmentalist or Planar Protector	Learn one chant, one invocation, and one spell that all have the intrinsic tag.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Ranger's Spells	Ranger’s Invocation or Intrinsic Boon	Pick two intrinsic spells that you know. They cost 1 fewer SP (min 1 SP).	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Primal Warden II	Empower Chant or Ranger’s Spells	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the observation or survival tag. Gain a talent from the Primal Magic stack.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Environmentalist II	Primal Warden II, Environmentalist	Learn a new Primal Aspect. The environment you picked for Environmentalist now restores 2 SP per Recoup.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Wanderer's Invocation	Environmentalist II or Planar Protector II	Learn one invocation. Pick an invocation that you know that has no tier prerequisites. You can cast that invocation one time per day without expending an invocation use.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Furious Chant	Wanderer’s Invocation or Intrinsic Boon II	Pick one chant that you did not select with Empowered Chant. While more than 1 mile from a settled area, you can cast that chant as if it were 1 Tier stronger.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Planar Protector II	Primal Warden II, Planar Protector	Select a second creature tag for your Planar Protector talent.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Intrinsic Boon II	Environmentalist II or Planar Protector II; Intrinsic Boon	Learn one chant, one invocation, and one spell that all have the intrinsic tag.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Wanderer's Spells	Wanderer’s Invocation or Intrinsic Boon II	Pick two spells with the nature tag that you know and that you have not selected for your Ranger’s Spells talent. They cost 1 fewer SP (min 1 SP).	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Primal Warden III	Furious Chant or Wanderer’s Spells	You cannot become lost except through the use of magic. Gain a talent from the Primal Magic stack.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Primal Warden IV	Primal Warden III	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the observation or survival tags. Gain a talent from the Primal Magic stack.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Environmentalist III	Primal Warden IV, Environmentalist II	The environment you picked now restores 3 SP per Recoup. All other environments now restore 1 SP per Recoup.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Primeval Invocation	Environmentalist III or Planar Protector III	Learn one invocation. Pick an invocation that you know up to Tier 3. You can cast that invocation one time per day without expending an invocation slot.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Chant of the Wild Heart	Primeval Invocation or Intrinsic Boon III	Gain the Wild Heart ability. Wild Heart (1/Week). You can choose which intrinsic chants get your bonus from the “Chant” talents in this track when you Take a Rest. When you reach Primal Tier 6, gain +12 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the athleticism, acrobatics, stamina, observation, or survival tag.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Planar Protector III	Primal Warden IV, Planar Protector II	Choose one of the tags you selected for Planar Protector. Gain an additional +1 on magic attacks against creatures with that tag.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Intrinsic Boon III	Environmentalist III or Planar Protector III; Intrinsic Boon II	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the survival tag. Learn 1 chant, 1 invocation, and 1 spell that all have the intrinsic tag.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Primeval Spells	Primeval Invocation or Intrinsic Boon III	Pick 3 intrinsic spells that have benefitted either from Ranger’s Spells or Wanderer’s Spells. They cost 1 fewer SP (min 1 SP).	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Primal Warden V	Chant of the Wild Heart or Primeval Spells	Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the observation or survival tags. Gain a talent from the Primal Magic stack.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden
Primal Exemplar	Primal Warden V	Your heart, soul, and body are intertwined with the wellbeing of the natural world. Fae generally see you as a great friend and will usually go out of their way to cooperate with you. You can never become lost, even by magical means. When you Take a Rest and you are not within 1 mile of a settled area, you may reassign all of your Ranger Talent Points, assigning them to other Ranger talents. Level 30: Choose one intrinsic spell and one intrinsic invocation. Both must have the nature tag. You can cast each of those abilities indefinitely, without spending SP or invocation uses.	Ranger, Wilderness Warden, Capstone

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Additional Subclass Tracks

Vampire Hunter Track

Source: Harker's Guide to Vampire Hunting

The ultimate specialist, the Vampire Hunter excels in their mastery of undead, or rather, their ability to dispatch them. Dedicated to hunting down and eradicating the risen and all their ilk, these rangers learn to craft an array of unique weapons, equipped to handle the foul powers brought to bear against them. Vampire Hunters come from all walks of life: sacred orders tasked with the eradication of the profane, warriors plagued by a vampire’s devastation, or even those that seek to keep the wilds free of undead influence, all of them united by a singular philosophy: the dead should remain buried.

Talent	PreReq	Description	Tags
Apprentice Hunter	Ranger Entry	Repeatable. Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skill with the observation or survival tag. Choose a single tool from the list of Hunter’s Tools. Whenever you Take a Rest, you may craft this tool for free using available resources you have on hand. Hunter’s Tools can be used up to 1⁄2 AWR/Rest, at which point they break or are exhausted, and must be remade. Taking this talent again grants you access to a new tool. You can also pick a single tool you already possess, now regaining +1 use of that tool when you Recoup. This may stack, but cannot surpass your maximum limit on uses, 1⁄2 AWR/Rest. List of Tools Throwing Crucifix: An altered boomerang with multiple piercing blades set along a center throwing ring. For 2 AP, you can throw the Throwing Crucifix at a creature within 30 ft, even if they have Full Cover. Make a ranged attack using your AWR against the creature’s AR and any two creatures within 5 ft of the target. On a hit, deal 1d6+AWR sharp damage and the Throwing Crucifix returns to your hand immediately after. Combat Trap: A series of traps that can be deployed quickly to cover a field of engagement. For 3 AP, you can set a single combat trap. Choose a point within 5 ft of you. When a creature moves into that square, it takes 2d4 sharp damage and gains the Slowed condition until the end of their next turn. If a creature does not see you set this trap, they must make a AWR/Perceiving check against a DC equal to 10 + your AWR to notice it. You may have as many traps active at one time as you have uses of this tool. A trap has 5 HP, an AR of 10, and can be disabled, with the same DC equal to the Perceiving check to notice it. Repeating Crossbow: This weapon possesses the stats of a standard hand crossbow, but its APC to fire is 1 and it uses your AWR for attack and damage rolls. You may fire 1 bolt per AP you spend, up to 1⁄2 your AWR. Each bolt fired deals +1d4 damage and consumes 1 use of the tool. Scatter Spark: A crafty concoction of alchemical powder and shrapnel that you can hurl to distract and dismay a creature for 2 AP. Make a special attack using your AWR against the FORT of any creature within 15 ft. On a hit, the creature is Blinded until the end of their next turn.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter, Repeatable
Profane Hunt	Apprentice Hunter	Gain the Profane Hunt ability. Profane Hunt (2/Rest). You are an expert at tracking and defeating creatures of a profane origin. You may spend 2 AP to make a special attack with your AWR against the ANT of a creature with the undead or fiend tag within your Line of Sight. On a hit, this creature cannot benefit from the Concealed or Unseen condition from you, and you always know the direction you need to travel to find it. Profane Hunt lasts until you Take a Rest, or until you use it again on a different creature.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Profane Hunt II	Profane Hunt	You no longer need to see a creature to start a Profane Hunt. So long as you have a possession that belonged to the target, or evidence of its passing (such as a corpse slain by the creature, or obvious foot prints), you may use Profane Hunt as if that creature was in your Line of Sight. If you have successfully used Profane Hunt on this creature before, you may roll 2d20 for the attack and take the higher of the two rolls.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Indiscriminate Hunter	Profane Hunt II	Choose the beast, humanoid, monstrosity, plant, celestial, eldritch, elemental, or fae tag. You may now apply the effects of Profane Hunt to these creatures.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter, Repeatable
Profane Hunt III	Indiscriminate Hunter	Should you, or an ally, reduce a creature affected by your Profane Hunt to 0 HP you immediately regain +1 use of the ability and you gain the Rallied condition for 1 minute.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Profane Hunt IV	Profane Hunt III	The number of creatures you are able to target with your Profane Hunt becomes 1⁄2 your AWR.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Enduring Hunter	Profane Hunt	Gain Resist Occult 3 and +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skill with the stamina or survival tag.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Enduring Hunter II	Enduring Hunter	You reduce any necrotic damage you take by 5 (min 0) and cannot be Charmed by any creatures under the effects of Profane Hunt.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Enduring Hunter III	Enduring Hunter II	You’ve turned your body into a temple against the profane. Whenever a creature within 5 ft of you under the effects of Profane Hunt hits you, you may spend 1 Reactive AP to deal 1d4 + 1⁄2 your END radiant damage to them. Should a vampire, or other creature with the undead tag, drink your blood, they take 1d10 + your END radiant damage and gain the Shaken condition for 1 minute. Such a creature may make an AWR/Perceiving check to notice your blood is “tainted” before they drink, with a DC equal to 10 + your AWR.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Throwing Crucifix Expert	Apprentice Hunter, Throwing Crucifix Tool	Gain the Penetrating Throw ability. Penetrating Throw. When you hit a creature with your Throwing Crucifix, you may spend +1 AP to afflict that creature with Bleeding 1d4 for 1 minute. If that creature is under the effects of Profane Hunt that becomes Bleeding 1d6.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Throwing Crucifix Expert II	Throwing Crucifix Expert	You may target +1 creature within 5 ft of your target with your Throwing Crucifix and you gain +1 TA against any creature under the effects of Profane Hunt with your Throwing Crucifix.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Throwing Crucifix Expert III	Throwing Crucifix Expert II	You regain +1 use of your Throwing Crucifix when you Recoup. Gain the Scything Crucifix ability. Scything Crucifix (2/Rest). Spend +2 AP while attacking with your Throwing Crucifix to hit all creatures within 5 ft of your original target. Any creatures under the effects of Profane Hunt gain Bleeding 1d4 for 1 minute when hit by this attack.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Throwing Crucifix Master	Throwing Crucifix Expert III, Vampire Hunter 7	Gain the Devastating Throw ability. Devastating Throw. Spend +3 AP while attacking with your Throwing Crucifix to also target every creature of your choice between you and your target. On a hit, any creatures under the effects of Profane Hunt gain Bleeding 1d6 for 1 minute. This expends 2 uses of your Throwing Crucifix.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Trap Expert	Apprentice Hunter, Combat Trap Tool	You may now choose to have your traps deal fire or corrosive damage instead of sharp. The creature suffers an additional effect based on what you choose when setting the trap: Fire: A creature that takes fire damage gains Burning 1d4 for 1 minute instead of Slowed. If under the effects of Profane Hunt, Burning increases to 1d6. Corrosive: A creature that takes corrosive damage gains Staggered instead of Slowed until the end of their next turn. If under the effects of Profane Hunt, this condition lasts for 1 additional turn. Sharp: A creature under the effects of Profane Hunt that triggers sharp damage becomes Suppressed instead of Slowed.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Trap Expert II	Trap Expert	Add 1⁄2 your AWR to damage dealt by your combat traps. Creatures under the effects of Profane Hunt take your full AWR in damage.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Trap Expert III	Trap Expert II	Regain +1 use of your Combat Traps when you Recoup. Gain the Trap Expert ability. Trap Expert. When a creature triggers a Combat Trap within 5 miles of you, you can spend 1 Reactive AP to detonate it, dealing its damage and additional effects to all creatures within 5 ft of its square. You may also use this ability if your trap takes any damage.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Trap Master	Trap Expert III, Vampire Hunter 7	All of your traps gain a new effect depending on their damage type: Fire: The creature that triggers the trap gains the Shaken condition while it remains Burning. Corrosive: The creature that triggers the trap becomes Stunned instead of Staggered. Sharp: The creature that triggers the trap gains the Pinned condition. To break free, they may make a STR attack against the same DC to detect your Combat Trap. A Combat Trap by itself can only pin a Tiny, Small, or Medium creature. You may expend +2 uses of your Combat Traps to increase that Size category by 1.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Crossbow Expert	Apprentice, Repeating Crossbow Tool	You no longer receive a penalty for firing your crossbow in melee and you gain +1 TA to attacks with your crossbow against creatures under the effects of Profane Hunt.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Crossbow Expert II	Crossbow Expert	You may apply special alterations to bolts used with your crossbow. When firing, you may choose to deal normal damage, fire, or corrosive. If you possess the Holy Water Expert talent, you may expend +1 use of Holy Water to deal radiant damage instead.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Crossbow Expert III	Crossbow Expert II	You regain +2 uses of your crossbow when you Recoup.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Crossbow Master	Crossbow Expert III, Vampire Hunter 7	Gain the Crossbow Master attack. Crossbow Master: (4 AP) You may expend 2 uses of your crossbow to load an explosive bolt. Make a crossbow attack against the REF of any creatures in a 10 ft radius at a point within range. On a hit, deal 4d4 + 1⁄2 AWR fire damage. If you possess the Holy Water Expert talent, you may expend 1 use of Holy Water to deal radiant damage.Creatures under the effects of your Profane Hunt do not gain any Resist Fire or Resist Radiant bonus against this attack.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Spark Expert	Apprentice Hunter, Scatter Spark Tool	Gain the Flashbang ability. Flashbang. By spending +1 AP when using Scatter Spark you can apply the Dazed condition on a hit, in addition to Blind. You gain +2 TA with this attack against a creature under the effects of Profane Hunt.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Spark Expert II	Spark Expert	Gain the Spark Blast ability. Spark Blast (2/Rest). By spending +3 AP when using Scatter Spark you can give it a 10 ft cone, making the same attack against each creature’s FORT. On a hit, those creatures are Blinded as normal. Creatures under the effects of Profane Hunt are also Dazed.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Spark Expert III	Spark Expert II	Regain +1 use of Scatter Spark when you Recoup. Gain the Quick Distraction ability. Quick Distraction (2/Rest). For any creature you miss with Scatter Spark, all creatures gain +1 TA against it until the end of its next turn and, should you miss a creature under the effects of Profane Hunt, you may reroll the d20, taking the new result.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Spark Master	Spark Expert III, Vampire Hunter 7	You may expend 2 uses of Scatter Spark to increase the range of the cone attack by +5 ft. Besides the number of uses, there is no limit to how many times you may increase the size of the cone.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Tool Belt	Any Hunter Tool Expert Talent	You create a special belt or bandolier that stores items and your hunter tools for quick access. You gain the following benefits: The first time you use tools during combat, they cost 1 fewer AP. You may store up to 3 additional weapons without the unwieldy tag on your person without being encumbered. You may administer potions to allies within 5 ft of you for only 1 AP.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Holy Water Expert	Tool Belt, Any Hunter Tool Expert II Talent	When you craft new hunter’s tools you may expend 2 uses of any tool to instead create a single vial of Holy Water. You may use this Holy Water as normal, or spend 2 AP to coat a weapon (including your Repeating Crossbow and Throwing Crucifix) with it. Coated weapons deal +1d4 radiant damage to creatures with the fiend or undead tag for 1 minute.	Ranger, Vampire Hunter
Master Hunter	Any Hunter Tool Master talent, Profane Hunt II, Vampire Hunter 14	You’ve become a nightmare for any profane creature that dares draw your ire. You gain the following benefits. Pick a hunter’s tool for which you possess the master talent for. The number of uses for that tool becomes AWR/Rest. (1/Rest) You may spend 2 AP on a creature under the effects of your Profane Hunt to afflict them with Vulnerable 1 to your attacks for 1 minute. This increases to Vulnerable 2 if the creature is a vampire. Gain the Focused Hunt ability. Focused Hunt. Should you successfully activate Profane Hunt on this creature, you always know how far that creature is from you at all times, cannot be Surprised by them, and your Profane Hunt lasts for a year, or until you select a new target for Focused Hunt. If the target of your Focused Hunt is a vampire, you cannot be Surprised by any of their spawn, either. Level 30: Any tool you possess the master talent for gains uses equal to your AWR/Rest and creatures now gain Vulnerable 2 by spending the extra AP (Vulnerable 3 for vampires).	Ranger, Vampire Hunter, Capstone