Warlock
Base Class: Warlock

May you have been a simple hunter or a fierce warrior, but you have gained the approval and power of a Apex beast. They directives vary from simple kindness to being a cruel beast, may their motives be know or not know you but you have made a pact of magic with a beast of terror or legend.  

A Beast's Predatory Aura

Starting at 1st level, you can call upon your patrons predatory instincts to use for your self.  Roll Intimidation to frighten a creature that can hear, see, or sense you. On a successful roll, the creature is frightened. The DC is 14 - your proficiency bonus.  If the creature is smaller than you, you make the roll with advantage and if the creature is larger than you, roll with disadvantage.  You also make the roll as if you had proficiency with it.  You may use this feature the number of times your proficiency bonus halved rounded down.(i.e. +4/+5 means you can use this 2 times.

A Failed Surprise

Starting at the 6th level, you may use your patron's nack for surprising prey to fill your mistakes in hunting. If you are making a stealth attack and it misses, you can roll a stealth check with proficiency with their passive perception as the DC. If you succeed, the creature does not notice you. Does not work against a creature with blindsense. You may use this feature twice per short rest. 

Wild Monarch's Shadow

Starting at the 14th level, you may call upon your patron and ask them for help in defeating a foe. Your patron’s form manifests somewhere within 10 feet of you. The patron’s mind is there but not truly present.  This phantom form deals 3d10+2 damage and any creature that was made an attack roll against by the shadow is now frightened.last 3 turns in combat and 5 minutes out of.

Patronic Shape

Starting at the 10th level, you can take a lesser shape of your patron. The CR creature must not exceed a third of your level rounded down.  You may use this feature once a short rest and it lasts an hour. Must be the same type of creature. For example, if your patron is a great tiger then you must take the shape of a feline

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