Sanguine Hunter

You have come into contact with a curse that allows you to control blood through hemokinesis. Blood is a symbol of one's vitality, and a Sanguine Hunter can call upon this vitality at will, turning it into a deadly weapon. Blood Hunters are keenly aware of their surroundings and how to turn the tides in their favour through any means necessary.

Level 3: Sanguine Ricochet

When you hit a creature marked by Hunter’s Mark with a ranged weapon attack, you can choose to aim for the marked location on the creature's body. On hit, the projectile ricochets to another creature within 15 feet of the marked target, making a new attack roll against this second target. Using this ability consumes the Hunter’s Mark spell on the primary target, and you cannot reapply Hunter's Mark on the same turn you use this feature.

Sanguine Weapon Recall

You can summon or recall weapons linked to your blood. When you hit a marked creature with a weapon attack, you can use a bonus action to teleport the weapon back to your hand if it leaves your grasp (like a thrown weapon or ranged weapon attack). Additionally:

• Blood Echo Strike: Once per turn, when a weapon returns to you via this feature, you can make an immediate ranged attack against a different marked creature within range. This attack doesn’t use ammunition or cost an action.

Crimson Rebirth

Your connection with blood extends beyond the physical. As a reaction when you take damage, you can absorb energy from a marked creature within 60 feet:

• The target takes necrotic damage equal to your Ranger level + Constitution modifier, and you regain an equal number of hit points.
• You are stabilized and do not roll death saves if this brings you back to consciousness.

You can use this feature an amount of times equal to your proficiency bonus per long rest.

Crimson Synchrony

You can extend your Hunter’s Mark to target additional creatures equal to half your proficiency bonus (rounded down). All marked creatures take extra damage from your attacks, and you track them simultaneously. You still maintain a single concentration instance for all marks.