With one true strike, you are able to rapidly repeat the same movements and land the rest of your strikes on the same exact spot.

Every shifted blade of grass and drop of blood tells a story that betrays the prey to the hunter.

You quickly scan your surroundings and pinpoint your quarry. You immediately know the precise location of every living creature within 60 feet that is currently below its maximum hit points and do not treat such creatures as hidden.

Even the swiftest and most erratic quarries have predictable patterns in their movements for the hawk-eyed hunter.

Until the beginning of your next turn, any creature that you target with a ranged weapon attack does not add its Dexterity modifier to its Armor Class for the purposes of these attacks.

You’ve waited until just the right moment to spring your ambush and bring down your quarry.

The hunter must be focused and swift to bring down their prey.

Amidst the chaos of combat, you set your attention on your quarry while keeping yourself hidden from them.

No obstacle can impede you, and no noise can distract you—there is only you, your quarry, and your determination to bring it down.

When you activate this maneuver, choose a creature you can see. Until the start of your next turn, weapon attacks you make against the chosen creature ignore any condition, effect, or circumstance that would impose disadvantage.

Attentive and watchful, you snap off a shot at whatever dared to try and catch you by surprise.

When you are surprised, you may immediately draw a ranged or thrown weapon and make a single ranged weapon attack at the start of initiative.

With your quarry in sight, you make a final sprint to close the distance and strike like a predator pouncing on its prey.

Move up to your Speed in a straight line. If at the end of your movement there is a creature within your reach, you can take the Attack action with a melee weapon, as well as any additional attacks granted by Extra Attack. The first attack you make as part of this maneuver has advantage.