At Ranger level 1, when you gain the Favored Enemy feature, you also gain the following benefits:
Ranger’s Focus: Hunter’s Mark does not require concentration when cast without a spell slot with that feature.
Ranger’s Log: You gain a journal in which you record details of creatures you have hunted. Within an hour of casting Hunter’s Mark on a creature, you may spend 10 minutes writing an entry about that target. You may maintain a number of entries in your log equal to 1.5 x your proficiency (rounded up). If you add a new entry into when your log is full, you must remove an old one.
Heightened Hunter’s Mark: When you cast Hunter’s Mark on a creature that is recorded in your log, you gain the following benefits:
- You can get advantager to the following checks that is related to your marked target: (INature) Intelligence checks, (medicine) wisdom checks.
- Your Hunter’s Mark deals additional extra damage against market target
At 5th level, Hunter’s Mark deals2d6 damage.
At 11th level, it deals 3d6 damage.
At 20th level, when you gain the Foe Slayer feature, Hunter’s Mark instead deals 4d10 damage.
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