Vulture

Some rogues strike first. Others wait to counter attack. And then there are some who wait for all the moves to play out before cleaning up the spoils of others’ wars.

Carrion Predator

Why endanger yourself when you can let others do the dirty work?

You do not need advantage to activate sneak attack if your target is below half of their maximum hit points.

Eye for Prey

You are adept at assessing the wounds of targets, and comfortably decide who to most easily pick off next.

You can use your Cunning Action to make a DC 15 Medicine check against a creature you can see. If you are successful, the DM must tell you the creature’s current hit points and total hit points.

After making this check against a creature in combat, you can track its hit points without fail. When that creature falls below half of its remaining hit points, you can immediately make an opportunity attack against that creature with a melee or ranged weapon attack.

 

Awaiting Opportunity

You do not act on first instinct. You have learned to wait for the perfect moment.

If you hold your Action for any purpose, you may hold your Bonus Action and Movement Action as well.

When you do this, you may still use an additional Reaction for an Opportunity Attack, including your Eye for Prey ability.

Reaper Above

You wait and watch from on high for your prey.

As a Bonus Action, you may fly up to your walking speed until the beginning of your next turn.

Patience for the Inevitable

You wait for the death of your prey without remorse, calloused to suffering.

If you spend one minute speaking to a creature, you may deal your Sneak Attack damage to it as Psychic damage. The creature is not made aware by this damage that you are hostile to it or that you have harmed it.