Base Class: Ranger
You have studied the kaiju enough to keep them in check. While you respect and understand their nature, you are here to stop them from harming civilians, and use their power against them.
Kaiju Senses
Starting at 3rd level, you can sense the active kaiju or kaiju spawn, and know how to deal with them. As an action, you can choose a creature you can see within 60ft and immediately know if they are a kaiju or kaiju spawn along with immunities, resistances, and vulnerabilities unless the creature is protected from divination magic. You can use this ability a number of times a day equal to your WIs modifier.
Kaiju Study
Also at 3rd level, you understand the Kaiju language, and have advantage on all saves to be frightened.
Siphon Power
AT 7th level, your studies and ranger magic can siphon the power of the titans. If you land a hit against a creature of size large or larger, you may spend a spell slot to roll a number of d6 equal to the spell slots level. Any time the effected creature does damage, subtract the number number rolled from the damage. The creature can make a Con save at the end of it's turn to get rid of the effect. The DC is equal to your spell save DC.
Kaiju Biology
At level 11, you can use your magic to gain the abilities of the kaiju you fight. Asa bonus action, you can give yourself one of the following abilites:
-You can breath underwater for 1 hour and gain a swim speed equal to your movement speed.
-Your attacks deal double damage to objects and structures for 1 minute
-As an action, you release a breath weapon in a 60ft line that deals 8d6 radiant damage unless a creature makes a Dex save for half damage. The DC is your spell DC.
Once this ability is used, you can't use it again until a long rest, or if you spend a 3rd level slot or higher.
Kaiju Counter Measures
AT level 15, when a creature of size large or larger forces you to make a save, you can use a reaction to make a single attack against the creature. This is done before making a save. If you hit, your save automatically succeeds, along with the attack's normal effects.
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