Lightcaller

Rangers that walk the path of the Lightcaller draw their power from the positive plane, and use that power to defend the wildlands and hunt down the evils that live there. These rangers wield their radiant weapons like  extensions of their body and learn combat techniques that make them highly varied in their combat styles. To them, every weapon holds a distinct purpose when hunting down prey. Fiends and undead are often these ranger's favored enemies, and many of them ally with celestials.

Binding Light

Starting at 11th level, your weapon attacks become further imbued with radiance. Whenever you hit a creature with a weapon attack, the creature is blinded until the end of their turn.

   Additionally, if you take the Attack action and hit two different creatures, a bond of light momentarily appears between them. Each creature takes 1d6 radiant damage and is pulled up to 10 feet directly towards the other creature.

Radiant Armaments

Starting at 3rd level, you learn to draw from the radiant energy of the positive plane, and craft that energy into weapons.

Immediately before you would make a weapons attack, you can choose to conjure a radiant weapon to attack with. The weapon appears in your free hand, lasts until you attack with it, and takes the form of any weapon that you're proficient with. It is identical to a normal weapon, except its damage type is radiant, and it gains an additional property based on its existing properties. If a weapon has multiple possible properties, you can choose one of them when you conjure the weapon. The properties are listed below:

   Dawntouched Blade. If the weapon you conjure is melee, you can cause it to deal 1d4 additional radiant damage on a hit.

   Piercing Light. If the weapons you conjure is ranged and requires ammunition, you can conjure magical radiant ammunition along with the weapon itself. When you miss with this ammunition, you can choose to have the attack continue beyond the missed target. You remake the attack against the first creature in a 15-foot long, 1-foot wide line extending past the target. Hit or miss, the attack doesn't continue further.

   Seeking Sunstrike. If the weapon you conjure has the finesse property, you can cause your attacks with the weapon to score a critical hit on a roll of 19 or 20.

   Blasting Radiance.If the weapon you conjure has the heavy property, you can cause your attacks with the weapon to push their target up to 10 feet away from you on a hit.

   Sunlit Spear. If the weapon you conjure has the reach property, you can further increase your reach with the weapon by 5 feet.

   Radiant Harpoon. If the weapon you conjure has the thrown property, you can cause your attacks  with the weapon to pull their target up to 10 feet closer to you on a hit.

 

At level 6, you also add your wisdom modifier to both to hit and damage dice. 

At levels 10, and 17 you add your wisdom modifier an additional time for each respective level.

Sunlit Shield

At 7th level,  you can use a bonus action to conjure a radiant shield that floats around you, waiting for the right moment to grant you its protection. If the shield is conjured and you are hit by an attack, you can use your reaction to grant yourself a +3 bonus to you AC that lasts until the start of your next turn, including against the triggering attack. After you use this reaction, the shield will disappear at the start of your next turn.

Additional Radiant Armaments

At level 10, you add your wisdom modifier to attack rolls.

Armor of Dawn

At 15th level, whenever you finish a short or long rest, a shimmering aura begins to surround you, granting you temporary hit  points equal to your Ranger level. When you lose all these temporary hit points, the aura dissipates in a final burst of light. Each creature of your choice within 10 feet of you must succeed on a Constitution saving throw against your spell save DC or be blinded until the end of your next turn.