Hit Points

• Hit Dice: 1d10 per Hunter level
• Hit Points at 1st Level: 10 + your Constitution modifier
• Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d10 (or 7) + your constitution modfier per Hunter level after 1st

Proficiencies

• Armor: Light armor, Medium armor, Heavy armor, Shields
• Weapons: Simple weapons, Hunter's Weapons
• Tools: Carving Knife, Fishing, Herbology Kit

• Saving Throws: Strength, Constitution
• Skills: Choose two from Animal Handling, Athletics, Insight, Medicine, Perception, Survival

Equipment

You start with the following equipment, in addition to the equipment granted by your background:

• (a) One Hunter's Weapon
• (a) Leather armor or (b) Ring Mail
• (a) Hunter's Pack or (b) an Explorer's Pack
• A trophy from a monster you have slain

Hunter's Weapons

As a hunter the only thing you need is a weapon to fight with. Be it the fast dual blades or the sniper's favrotie, heavy bowgun you will learn to perfect your weapon of choice and use it to your advantage in battle. You may choose a weapon from the Hunter's Weapons section detailed at the end of the class description. When you reach 9th level and again at 18th level, you may choose another option from the listed weapons.

Hunter's Items

At 2nd level a hunter must always be prepared and you are no exception. As part of a long rest you may craft a number of Hunter's Items equal as shown in the Hunter's Items column on the Class table.

It is possible to craft additional items using materials you find or scavenge, the materials are listed under each item. The items are listed after the Hunter's Weapons description.

Ability Score Improvement

When your reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th, and 19th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability score of your choice by 1. As normal you can't increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

NOTE: The Hunter's Weapons listed here are all based on the ones from Monster Hunter with inspiration coming from MH3u, MH4u, MHGu and MHW. If you would rather take a slightly more simple (but no more weak) approach that would allow the weapons to fit seamlessly into D&D, please check out the chart below under Hunter's Weapons. To take this approach you simply only allow interchangeable weapons and therefore need to make no accommodations for the Monster Hunter items or lore.

Please also note, the weapons granted to you by the Hunter's Weapon features are just that, weapons. While you have one of these weapons you may use it's features but when you wield a Hunter's Weapon that you have not taken as part of this class, you do not gain proficiency in it and cannot use any of it's features past 1st level.

Weapon Details:

Properties: Two-Handed, Heavy, 2d6 Slashing
Special: While wielding this weapon you do not land critical hits as usual on your charged attacks. Consult the number under Critical Hit after the feature description for the damage dealt by critical hits.
Drawback: The Great Sword does not benefit from extra attack
Charging: When a feature states you must charge and attack, you must maintain concentration for 1 round and then as an action on your next turn you may release the attack unless the feature states differently. Do note however that unlike normal concentration this concentration also ends automatically if you fall prone, become paralyzed or stunned or become restrained.

Charged Slash

As a bonus action on your turn you may start a charge. When you release the charge your attack deals 5d6 slashing damage instead of it's normal amount.
Critical Hit: 3d6

Tackle

While you are charging an attack you may, as a reaction to being attacked, choose to end the charge (gaining no benefits from charging it) and increase your AC by 2 for this attack. After taking this reaction you are also immune to forced movement (not teleportation) until the start of your next turn.

Valor

At 3rd level your power is increasing. You gain access to these new combat maneuvers:
Perfect Dodge. Whenever you take the dodge Action on your turn, and are missed by a melee attack you may use your reaction to end the dodge action and move 10ft in any direction provoking no attacks of opportunity.
Critical Draw. You may declare to use this ability before you roll to hit. You gain a 1d12 bonus to weapon damage on this attack if it hits. Before using this feature again you must complete a long rest.

True Charged Slash

Wen you reach 6th level, after you make a Charged Slash attack you may use your bonus action to make a second one without having to wait and charge the attack. When you choose to do this you cannot take reactions until the start of your next turn.
Critical Hit: 4d6

Ground Slash

When you reach 10th level you may choose to use this feature as an action. When used, you dash up to your move speed and then may make an attack against a creature within 5ft of you dealing 6d6 slashing damage on a hit instead of the weapon's normal amount. When you do this you also inflict a Strength saving throw on any creatures in a 10ft line behind your target creature, on a failed saving throw they take 3d6 force damage or half as much on a success. When you do this you cannot do so again until you finish a long rest.
Critical Hit: 4d6 (add 1d6 to the force damage dealt)

Great Sword Arts

At 14th level you have become a master of the Great Sword and have unleashed it's full power using your own innate skill and control. You may use each of the following abilities one per long rest.
MoonBreaker. You leap into the air as an action and swing your sword in a wide arc around you vertically. All creature within 10ft of you (vertically in a circle around you) must make a Dexterity saving throw, on a failed save taking 10d6 slashing damage or half as much on a success. You land in an unoccupied within 15ft and provoke no attacks of opportunity when you do this.
Lion's Maw. You drive the Great Sword in a wide half circle in front of you and unleash a rabid beast within you. You next weapon attack with this weapon deals an additional 2d6 necrotic damage on a hit.
Critical Hit: 4d6 necrotic damage (added to any other critical value on abilities)
Brimstone Slash. You reach into yourself and begin to focus. You must maintain this charge for an extra round before unleashing the attack. Your body glows with flame as you do this and all creatures that start their turn or move within 5ft of you while charging this attack take 1d4 necrotic damage. While charging you are also immune to forced movement of any kind, you cannot be knocked prone or stunned and you also have resistance to all non-magical damage.

When you release this attack you may make an attack roll on a creature within 10ft of you dealing 10d6 slashing and 3d6 necrotic damage on a hit. Additionally you inflict a Strength saving throw on all creatures within 30ft of you and on a failed save they take 3d6 necrotic damage and are knocked prone, on a successful save they take half damage and are not knocked prone.
Critical Hit: 6d6 slashing and 6d6 necrotic (increase AOE damage by 2d6)

Weapon Details

Properties: Two-Handed, Heavy, 1d12 Slashing, Reach (change to 1d8 Slashing damage)
Special: Each attack you land builds your spirit, each time you get spirit you gain a +1 bonus to any attacks you make in the future (expiring in 30 seconds of not attacking with this weapon) up to a maximum of +3.

Foresight Slash

At 3rd level you are watching you foe's movements and predicting their actions. As a reaction when you are hit by an attack you may make a Dexterity saving throw against the attacker's roll to hit (you cannot use this unless they rolled to hit) and on a successful save you take half damage from the attack and may move 10ft in any direction provoking no attacks of opportunity. On a failed save you waste your reaction.

Spirit Roundslash

At 6th level you can build spirit much faster and can fight more than one for at once. After making two attacks with the Long Sword on your turn your next attack with it may be a Spirit Roundslash. This attack targets all creatures within 10ft of you instead of just one target (1d12 damage for creatures within 5ft as usual and 1d8 for those that are 10ft away).

You may also use this as an an action (not an attack)
without any prerequisites but cannot
do this two rounds in a row.

Spirit Thrust

At 10th level your mastery with this weapon grows ever stronger. You may, as an action move up to 10ft and then make an attack roll against a creature within range. On a hit you lose 1 level of spirit (you do not gain spirit from the preceding attack) and deal damage taking that into account. After this happens, if your attack hit you leap into the air and then slash downwards at a foe within 5ft. On a hit you deal damage equal to your current spirit level as shown below:

Once you use this feature you cannot do so
again until you finish a short rest.

Sword and Shield

With a perfect balance of offense, defense and support the Sword and Shield is the jack of all trades weapon that can fill any role on the fly. You will excell at using not just your weapon but your Hunter's Items as well in the quick of battle.

The Sword and Shield is the easiest weapon to pick up but do not mistake this for a lack of power. Pick this weapon for a versatile playstyle where you can adapt on the fly.

Weapon Details

Properties(Both Blades): Light, Finesse, 1d4 Slashing

Demon Mode

As a bonus action you embrace only offense and dive headfirst at your foes. You must maintain concentration to keep this active but when you do, the reward is well worth it, you gain the following benefits in Demon Mode:

• +10ft of walking speed
• Your attacks deal an extra 1d4 Slashing damage
• You gain +1 to hit

You may activate Demon Mode a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus and regain all spent uses when you finish a long rest.

Wolf's Maw

When you reach 3rd level the power of Demon Mode is not enough. You now gain access to Wolf's Maw. With this active you gain the following benefits:

• +10ft of walking speed
• Your attacks deal an extra 1d4 necrotic damage
• You have advantage on Wisdom (perception) checks
• You cannot gain levels of exhaustion

After using Wolf's Maw you cannot do so again until you finish a long rest. After activation it lasts for 30 seconds.

Valor

At 6th level you are starting to unlock the power of these weapons. You gain access to the following features:
Guarded Dash. You may take the dash Action as a Bonus Action, when you do this you gain 4 AC against opportunity attacks provoked by this movement.
Aerial Slam. As an action you leap into the air and come crashing down on a creature within 5ft of you. Make 2 weapon attacks against that creature that on a hit, deal an additional 1d8 force damage. If both hits land the target must make a Strength saving throw, on a failed save being knocked prone.
Blood Wind. You may use a free Action on your turn to grant yourself another Action that turn. Once you do this you cannot do so again until you finish a short rest and you can only do this while in Demon Mode or Wolf's Maw.

Demon Frenzy

When you reach 10th level you embrace the demon inside you and are one with it. Demon Mode now grants you temporary Extra Attack. Wolf's Maw's bonus necrotic damage changes to be a d8 damage.

Adept Counterattack

At 14th level you cannot think of anything but shredding your foes, when you take damage you may use your reaction to move 5ft provoking no attacks of opportunity and make one weapon attack on a creature within range after moving.

Weapon Details

Properties Two-Handed, Heavy, 1d10 Bludgeoning

Power Charge

As a bonus action you may focus your power through only your weapon, your damage die becomes a d12 and you gain +3 to damage to all attacks you make until the start of your next turn with the hammer but you have disadvantage on Dexterity saving throws until the start of your next turn.

Spinning Side Smash

Starting at 3rd level when you land a weapon attack you may inflict a Constitution saving throw on your target. On a failed save the target is stunned until the end of your next turn. The table below shows the amount of times it can be used before you must finish a long rest (recovers all uses) or a short rest (recover the amount shown below on the table).

Roundhouse Smash

When you land an attack once per long rest you may inflict a Strength saving throw on your target if they are no more than one size larger than you. On a failed save the target is pushed back 20ft and knocked prone.

If the creature you hit is a smaller size than you are increase the distance you push them by 20ft

Provoke

You may use an action to inflict a Wisdom saving throw on a creature you can see within 60ft of you. On a failed save the creature has disadvantage on all attack rolls made against creatures other than you for 1 minute or until you fall unconscious.

You may do this once per long rest but also regain your use of this immediately if you land the killing blow on a creature that is affected by your Provoke.

Impact Press

As a bonus action you ready yourself. The next four attacks you make with your hammer inflict a Constitution saving throw on all creatures within 5ft of your original target, on a failed save they take 4d6 force damage or half as much on a success. This lasts until you attack four times or for 1 minute. Once you use this you complete a long rest before doing so again.

Weapon Details

Properties: Two-Handed, Heavy, 1d10 Bludgeoning

Songs

The core of this weapon are the songs you play. You can play a song as an action or you can play a song as a bonus action but only after taking the attack action on your turn. The table below shows all the songs you have available to you by level.

Sonic Smash

Starting at 3rd level you may blast your horn to let out a wave of sonic power in a 15ft radius around yourself. All creature in the area must make a Constitution saving throw, taking 4d6 thunder damage on a failed save or half as much on a successful save.

The damage increases to 5d6 at 6th level and to 6d6 at 10th and 7d6 at 14th.

You may use this ability once per long rest without consequences, if you attempt to do this a second or third time you must make a Constitution save with a DC equal to 15 + the number of times you tried to use this more than you should be allowed to. On a failed save you gain a level of exhaustion.

At 6th level you may do this twice per long rest, at 10th level you may do this 3 times and you may do this five times at 14th level.

Euphony

As an action you play all your songs at once on a single target. You must finish a long rest before doing this again.

Encore

When you use your action to make an attack you may use your second attack to play a song and of course, this means that you can play two songs each round.

Invigoration

When you roll initiative you may play one song as a free action. When you do this you gain 1d6 AC until the end of your next turn. The song you choose to play also gains an increased effect as shown below.

NOTE: You can only play the healing song
a number of times per long rest equal to half
your level plus half your proficiency
bonus for balance purposes.

Weapon Details

Properties(Lance): Heavy, Reach, 1d8 Piercing
Properties(Shield): Heavy, AC +3, 1d4 Bludgeoning
Drawback: With both parts of this weapon drawn you lose 10ft of movement due to their shape and weight.
Guard You may use an action to enter this stance, until you leave it your movement speed is halved but your AC increases by your Strength modifier (minimum of 1).

Counter

When you are in the guard stance and block an attack from a creature within 10ft you may use your reaction to end the guard stance and make an attack against that creature with advantage.

Shield Assault

At 3rd level when you take the dash action on your turn you may choose to raise your guard granting you +1 to AC for the duration of the dash. You also inflict one of two saves on a creature you run into during the dash. The target picks which save they have to make.

Strength: When you run into the creature they must make a Strength saving throw. On a failed save they are knocked prone and you may run through their space as if it was rough terrain. On a successful save the target stops you in your tracks. Either way the target takes 2d8 weapon damage.

Dexterity: When you run into the creature they must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save they take 1d8 weapon damage and are knocked prone and you may run through their space as if it was rough terrain. On a successful save they take no damage and may move out of your way or suffer from a failed save.

Power Guard

At 10th level when you activate guard stance you may choose to activate power guard. This reduces your movement speed to 0 until the start of your next turn but you gain twice the AC you normally would from guard.

Lance God

At 14th level you are a master of your weapon and you have learned to harness it's power in new ways. You may use each of these features below once before you must finish a long rest to do so again.
Corkscrew Jab. While in Power Guard you may use your reaction to end the stance and make an attack with advantage at a creature within range. On a hit you may chance your weapon damage to 5d8 Piercing and this bypasses resistances to it's damage type.
Healing Shield. As a reaction when an attack misses you you may heal yourself by 1d12 + your constitution modifier as HP and all allies within 15ft by the same amount.
Enraged Guard. When you are hit by an attack that required an attack roll while using guard or Power Guard you may use your reaction to harness your frustration. Until the end of your next turn all attacks you make with this weapon deal an additional 2d10 force damage that ignores resistances to force damage.

Weapon Details

Properties(Gunlance): Heavy, 1d6 Piercing Properties(Shield): Heavy, AC + 2, 1d4 Bludgeoning
Drawback: With both parts of this weapon drawn you lose 10ft of movement due to their shape and weight.
Shelling: This mechanic is unique to the gunlance, you may, as an attack expend 1 ammunition to "shell" a foe within range. When you first take this weapon you must choose what type of shell this weapon has from the three listed below.

Normal: 1d6 fire damage, has 5 shells in a clip

Long: Reach, 1d8 fire damage, has 3 shells in a clip

Wide: 1d12 fire damage, has 2 shells in a clip

When you have no shells left in a clip you must reload which takes an attack Action to reload one shell or a full Action to reload all your shells.

Shell attacks also have +2 to hit but do not get damage bonuses from ability scores.

Full Burst

You may use all your shells at once as an action to inflict a dexterity saving throw on all creatures within range as shown on the table below.

Wyrmspike

At 3rd level you have unlocked a hidden feature in you gunlance, the Wyrmspike. When you activate this feature as an Action a pike or iron is shoved into a creature within 5ft of you. On a hit the creature takes your shell damage. At the start of it's next turn it takes the damage again. At the start of it's third turn it takes the damage again but this time must make a Constitution saving throw or be stunned until the end of it's turn.

While the pike is in a creature that creature of a creature that can reach it can use it's action to make a DC 15 Strength check that on a success pulls the pike free ending the effect.

After using this you must preform a reload as an Action to use it again.

Quick Reload

At 6th level, when you reload 1 shell, instead reload 2. You may also use a bonus action after a Full Burst to reload all your shells (not the Wyrmspike) but doing so erases AC granted by your shield until the start of your next turn.

Wyver's Fire

As an action when you reach 10th level, you release the built up heat in your gunlance in a blast like a dragon's breath. The tabel below shows the effects depending on you shelling type.

Once you use this you must wait 1 minute before doing so again.

Explosive Power

At 14th level you have become a master at your craft and can wield this un-traditional weapon like no other. You gain access to the following maneuvers. Once you use each of them you must finish a long rest before using any of them again.
Blast Dash. When you unleash a Full Burst you may use this as a bonus action to launch yourself up to 60ft in a straight line provoking no attacks of opportunity. When you reach your destination you reload all your shells at once and may make one melee weapon attack that deals an extra 1d6 piercing damage on a hit.
Guarded Reload. When you reload your shells as an attack action you may choose to reload them all at once and when you do this you gain 1d6 AC until the start of your next turn.
Dragon's Breath. You may use a use of Wyvern's Fire to seal the heat into your barrel. Your shell attacks gain a damage bonus equal to your proficiency bonus for the next minute. This damage bonus is also added to Full Burst damage.

Weapon Details

Properties(Axe Mode): Two-Handed, Heavy, 1d8 Slashing damage
Properties(Sword Mode): Two-Handed, Heavy, 1d6 Slashing + 1d4 Internal Element damage
Morphing Weapon: This weapon morphs to become an axe or a sword at your command. The morph takes a Bonus Action to transform.
Internal Element: You may choose an internal element from one of the following when you first choose this weapon: Poison, Fire, Lightning, Cold, or Force.

Energy

This weapon has an energy meter that is depleted by 1 when you make a sword attack (even if you miss). This energy is restored by 1 when you land an attack on a creature in axe mode or is fully restored when you finish a long rest. Your maximum energy is shown on the table below.

Fade Slash

At 3rd level when you land an attack on a creature in axe mode you may use 5ft of movement to move out of that creature's range provoking no attacks of opportunity from that creature.

Zero Sum Discharge

At 6th level your fighting style is even more wild than before. You may now activate this ability as an Action while in sword mode. You make an attack roll against a creature (expends energy as usual) that is at least one size larger than you are within range and on a hit instead of dealing damage you plunge your blade into them and grab on.

While you are holding on in this way you are considered grappled. You may, as a reaction leap off the creature ending the effect. The creature you are on may use it's action to attempt to throw you off by making an opposed Strength (athletics) check.

When you first attach to the creature you may roll 3d4 Internal Element damage and add your weapon damage bonus to the attack this uses 1 energy. On your next turn you may do the same thing as an action but roll 3d8 damage instead, this uses 2 energy. On the turn after that you inflict a constitution saving throw on the creature as your action using 3 energy, on a failed save the creature takes 5d10 Internal Element damage or half as much on a success.

When you run out of energy you must leap from the creature to a location within 10ft. You have advantage on any check or saving throw you need to make to land safely.

Amped State

At 10th level whenever you land 3 attacks in sword mode the Internal Element damage on you next sword attack within 1 minute has a d8 for it's damage die instead of a d4.

Inner Demons

At 14th level you can unleash the demon inside your soul and decimate all who stand in your way. You may use each of the following features once and regain this use of them when you finish a long rest.
Demon Riot. As a bonus action you restore your energy by 1d8 + 2. Your next attack in sword mode deals extra Internal Element damage equal to the number of points restored.
Tempest Axe. As a bonus action you imbue your axe with the rage of a storm. You gain the following benefits for 1 minute while in axe mode:

• Extra Attack
• Damage die changes to 2d6
• +10ft of movement
• Advantage on Strength saving throws

Weapon Details

Sword and Shield Mode:

Properties(Sword): 1d8 Slashing

Properties(Shield): AC + 2, 1d4 Bludgeoning
Axe Mode:

Properties(Axe): Two-Handed, Heavy, 1d10 Slashing
Morphing Weapon: This weapon morphs to become an axe or a sword and shield at your command. The morph takes a Bonus Action to transform.
Phials: The Charge Blade has 5 phials which start empty. When you hit a creature with an attack in sword and shield mode you fill 1 phial.

When you have any filled phials you may use an attack Action or a Bonus Action to seal them into your shield.

When you have sealed phials you axe attacks gain 1d4 extra Internal Element damage and use up 1 sealed phial.
Internal Element: You may choose an internal element from one of the following when you first choose this weapon: Fire, Lightning, Cold, or Force.

Amped Discharge

At 3rd level you can unleash a devastating attack using sealed phials. As an attack Action you make an axe attack that uses no phials. On a hit the attack deals 1d6 extra Internal Element damage for each phial you currently have and uses them all. If the attack misses then 1d4 +1 phials are used anyways.

Spirit Shield

When you reach 6th level you have learned of a secret art, you can infuse you shield with sealed phials. When you have sealed phials you may use a Bonus Action to infuse them into your shield granting your shield a +1 bonus to AC and granting a +2 bonus to damage with your axe attacks. This lasts for 1 hour for each phial infused.

Guard Point

At 10th level you may use your reaction when someone attacks you to switch weapon modes and simultaneously gain AC +4 for that attack. If you block the attack you switch weapon modes and if the attack still hits you you remain in your starting weapon mode.

Limit Break

At 10th level your maximum phials at a time changes from a 5 to a 10.

Weapon Details

Properties: Two-Handed, Versatile, 1d8 Slashing
Vault: You may vault using your glaive either 20ft upwards and 5ft forwards or 5ft upwards and 25ft forwards. You take no fall damage unless you fall more than 40ft after using a vault. If you provoke an attack of opportunity in while airborne the attack has disadvantage.
Aerial Attack: When you attack with the glaive while airborne your weapon's damage die changes to a d10.
Aerial Assault: When you land an aerial attack you may launch yourself 15ft in any direction provoking no attacks of opportunity.

Kinsect

You have a bug that stays with you while using this glaive. While wielding the glaive you may command the kinsect to do simple tasks as a bonus action. The most useful command for combat is the following:
Attack: Your kinsect flies up to it's movement and then attacks a creature within range with it's pincer attack. On a hit it steals a nectar type. Roll a d4 to determine the nectar type.

When your kinsect returns to you, you gain the effect of the nectar they extracted. A kinsect can only carry one nectar at a time.

Choose a kinsect from the two kinsect stat blocks on the next page when you first choose this weapon.

If not given a command a kinsect only defends it'self by fleeing or attacking.

Triple Boost

At 3rd level when you have Power, Defense and Speed extract your glaive's damage die becomes a d10 (d12 if airborne) and if they are not already, your attacks are considered magical for the purposes of overcoming resistances and immunities.

Mounting Attack

At 6th level while you are airborne you may make a grapple attempt against a creature that is at least one size large than yourself with advantage. On a successful grapple you mount that creature. While mounted you have advantage on all attack rolls against that creature and disadvantage on attack rolls made against any other creature.

While mounted in this way all attacks the creature makes at you hit it'self if they miss, the DM must believe it would make sense.

You may dismount as a reaction and land in a space within 15ft of the creature.

You cannot vault while mounting a creature.

Kinsect Mastery

At 10th level you are becoming more proficient at using the glaive and the kinsect together. You may use each of the following features once before you must complete a long rest before doing so again.
Extract Hunter. As an action you launch your kinsect forwards in a straight line up to twice it's movement. If it runs into a creature it stops and picks up all four nectars. It returns to you at the start of your next turn.
Bug Majeure. Whenever your kinsect lands an attack you may use one of your attack Actions to inflict a Dexterity save on the creature the kinsect just hit. On a failed save the creature takes 3d6 piercing damage or half as much on a successful save.

Kinsect Evolution

At 14th level you have advantage on Dexterity saving throws you make while airborne and if an effect has you make a Dexterity saving throw to take half damage, you take no damage on a successful save or half as much on a failed save.

Additionally you may give your kinsect one of the following abilities:
Strength. Your kinsect's strength increases by 4 and it can now carry you giving you a flight speed equal to half it's maximum movement speed.
Stamina. Your kinsect's constitution increases by 4 and it is now immune to poison and disease.
Speed. Your kinsect's dexterity increases by 4 and it gains 20ft of flying movement.

Cutting Kinsect

Small, Neutral

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• Armor Class 14 (natural armor)
• Hit Points 12 (3d6)
• Speed 10ft, fly 40ft

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
8 (-1)	12 (+1)	10 (+0)	3 (-4)	3 (-4)	4 (-4)

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• Senses 10ft blindsight
• Languages None
• Challenge 1/4 (25xp)

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Flyby. The kinsect provokes no attacks of opportunity while flying

Actions

Pincer. Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, Range 5ft, one target. Hit: 4 (1d6 +1) piercing damage

Blunt Kinsect

Small, Neutral

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• Armor Class 13 (natural armor)
• Hit Points 16 (3d8)
• Speed 10ft, fly 30ft

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
12 (+1)	8 (-1)	10 (+0)	3 (-4)	3 (-4)	4 (-4)

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• Senses 10ft blindsight
• Languages None
• Challenge 1/4 (25xp)

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Flyby. The kinsect provokes no attacks of opportunity while flying

Actions

Ram. Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, Range 5ft, one target. Hit: 4 (1d6 +1) bludgeoning damage

Weapon Details

Properties: Two-Handed, Light, Range 80/300ft, 1d4 Piercing
Versatile Ammunition: You may prepare a number of different ammunition types equal to your ammunition modifier which equals 3 + your ACE Hunter level + your proficiency bonus.

Each ammo type has a cost and that is how much is uses from your ammunition modifier.

Reloading. You have a reload value of 3. After you take that many shots you must use your action to reload your Bowgun.

Some ammo has a Reload Modifier and that modifier tells you how many shots this counts as when it is fired. For instance, if you fire an ammo type with a Reload Modifier of 3 and you have a reload value of 3 then you now much reload because 3 - 3 = 0.

If an ammo has a Reload Modifier that his higher than your current reload value you cannot fire it until you reload.

Bullet Geyser

At 3rd level when you are hit by an attack you may use your reaction to leap backwards 30ft provoking no attacks of opportunity. All creatures within 5ft of your previous position must make a Dexterity saving throw taking 3d8 fire damage on a successful save or half as much on a failed one.

You must finish a long rest before using this again.

WyvernBlast

At 6th level you may place a knob on the ground that emits a red smoke as a bonus action. The first attack make from/into/through the space where this is placed deals an additional 1d10 fire damage each round (resetting at the start of your turn).

You may use this three times before you must take a long rest to regain all spent uses of this feature.

Weapon Modification

When you reach 10th level you gain access the addons for your weapon Light Bowgun. You may have only one of the following options equipped at once but may switch it out as an action.
Recoil Suppressor. When you take the attack action on your turn you may make one attack as a bonus action.
Reload Assist. Increase your Reload Value by 2
Deviation Suppressor. You have a new range value of 120/300ft
Close Range Up. You have a new range value of 30ft/200ft but increases you weapon's damage die to a d6
Long Range up. You have a new range value of 300/120ft but increase your weapon's damage die to a d8

Rapid Fire Rain

At 14th level you almost never miss and your skill has almost peaked. You gain extra attack.

Weapon Details

Properties: Two-Handed, Heavy, Range 120/300ft, 1d4 Piercing
Versatile Ammunition: You may prepare a number of different ammunition types equal to your ammunition modifier which equals half your ACE Hunter level + your proficiency bonus.

Each ammo type has a cost and that is how much is uses from your ammunition modifier.

Reloading. You have a reload value of 6. After you take that many shots you must use your action to reload your Bowgun.

Some ammo has a Reload Modifier and that modifier tells you how many shots this counts as when it is fired. For instance, if you fire an ammo type with a Reload Modifier of 6 and you have a reload value of 6 then you now much reload because 6 - 6 = 0.

If an ammo has a Reload Modifier that his higher than your current reload value you cannot fire it until you reload.

WyvernHeart

When you reach 3rd level, as an action you load your gun with special ammo. On your next turn you fire 6 shots as an action, each dealing 2d6 piercing damage. Once your do this you cannot do so again until yo finish a long rest

WyvernSnipe

At 6th level you gain access to a new ammo type, a sniper round. When you fire this it travels in a 120ft line piercing through all non-magical structures and through creatures. The first target hit takes 3d6 bludgeoning damage and all targets hit (including the first one) take 8d6 piercing damage. Once you do this, you cannot do so again until you finish a long rest.

Weapon Modification

When you reach 10th level you gain access the addons for your weapon Heavy Bowgun. You may have only one of the following options equipped at once but may switch it out as an action.
Recoil Suppressor. When you take the attack action on your turn you may make one attack as a bonus action.
Reload Assist. Increase your Reload Value by 2
Deviation Suppressor. You have a new range value of 180/300ft
Close Range Up. You have a new range value of 30ft/200ft but increases you weapon's damage die to a d6
Long Range up. You have a new range value of 360/120ft but increase your weapon's damage die to a d8
Shield. +1 to AC

SupoerNova

At 14th level you have unlocked the final type of internal ammo this weapon offers. As an action you fire a bullet that travels up to 300ft at a speed of 60ft per round. When it comes into contact with a physical object or creature it explodes inflicting a Dexterity saving throw on all creatures within 30ft of the bullet. On a failed save a creature takes 12d6 fire damage or half as much on a success. Once you use this you must finish a long rest before doing so again.

Ammunition Types