Path of the Feral Survivor

A wild child, raised by nature itself. Perhaps you were abandoned by your parents when you were young, and you found your own way to survive. Perhaps you were actually raised by wolves, or boars, or bears. Maybe you were put in a cage, and used in pit fights, and grew stronger to survive. Regardless, you are the definition of wild, and you excel in weaponless combat.

3rd Level: Wild Muscle, Herd Breaker
6th Level: Hunter's Child
10th Level: Alpha's Charge, Improved Wild Muscle
14th Level: Apex Predator

Wild Muscle

You've never picked up a sword or axe. But, you know how to fight with what you're given. You can roll 1d6 in place of your normal damage for unarmed strikes. This increases to 1d8 when you reach level 10 in this class.

Herd Breaker

You know how to single out one member of a herd, and your impressive stamina lets you keep pace with your prey. At 3rd level, you can move your walking speed as a Bonus Action. In addition, when you succeed on an Athletics check made to grapple, you can choose to have both the target of the grapple and yourself be knocked prone.

 

Hunter's Child

At 6th level, you can add double your proficiency bonus when you make a Survival check, as your prey can never evade you. Any check you make to track a creature or group of creatures has advantage. In addition, as long as you can see a creature at the start of your turn, you know it's exact location until the end of your next turn, regardless of how it moved, unless it moved more than 500 ft from its last position.

Alpha's Charge

At 10th level, whenever you use your Herd Breaker trait to move your walking speed as a bonus action, you can charge right into a creature. The creature you hit must make a Strength Saving Throw against your Save DC (8+Prof+STR modifier), or be knocked prone. You can move the creature 5ft in any direction of your choosing when you knock it prone. You can make an      additional unarmed strike attack if the creature fails this save. You can make an additional attack a number of times equal to your Strength Modifier per long rest. (One extra attack per turn)

Apex Predator

At 14th level, you are the master of all you survey. You are considered one size larger when making a grapple check. In addition, when you use your Alpha's Charge to charge into a creature, you can affect every other creature within that movement as part of your Herd Breaker Trait, but you can only make your additional attack against one creature.