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<blockquote data-quote="Thurmas" data-source="post: 7244145" data-attributes="member: 6866167">I'll have to look at giant beasts again and try to find why I excluded them. It's possible they could be allowed. I think also adding a line saying other creatures at DMs discretion.&nbsp;I'd be hesitant to have it increase on character level. Very few things increase on character level instead of class level.&nbsp; I see that as one of the sacrifices of multiclassing.Same as above.&nbsp;&nbsp;It can easily be moved to 5th or 7th.&nbsp;Thanks!This was the one ability I thought might be overpowered. I toyed with two other options. &quot;When you Hunter's Mark your target, any other creatures of the same type that you can see or hear are also marked.&quot; Or &quot;When you mark a creature with your Hunter's Mark, all other creatures within 5 feet of that creature are also marked.&quot;&nbsp;It just made sense not to limit it.I would be afraid that might pigeon hole someone into a weapon that is clearly better with that ability.&nbsp;Maybe. I think right now it balances well versus the paladin. Adding a third attack probably overpowers it because of the power of Hunter's Mark.The purpose of the level 15 ability is to add another favored enemy that can be swapped on a long rest. You spend the evening studying your enemy to gain the benefits. Since you could have 7 different enemies in 7 different days, it doesn't make sense to allow you to learn the languages, and then forget them. You can't learn a language overnight. The wording changes make sense though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thurmas, post: 7244145, member: 6866167"] I'll have to look at giant beasts again and try to find why I excluded them. It's possible they could be allowed. I think also adding a line saying other creatures at DMs discretion. I'd be hesitant to have it increase on character level. Very few things increase on character level instead of class level. I see that as one of the sacrifices of multiclassing. Same as above. It can easily be moved to 5th or 7th. Thanks! This was the one ability I thought might be overpowered. I toyed with two other options. "When you Hunter's Mark your target, any other creatures of the same type that you can see or hear are also marked." Or "When you mark a creature with your Hunter's Mark, all other creatures within 5 feet of that creature are also marked." It just made sense not to limit it. I would be afraid that might pigeon hole someone into a weapon that is clearly better with that ability. Maybe. I think right now it balances well versus the paladin. Adding a third attack probably overpowers it because of the power of Hunter's Mark. The purpose of the level 15 ability is to add another favored enemy that can be swapped on a long rest. You spend the evening studying your enemy to gain the benefits. Since you could have 7 different enemies in 7 different days, it doesn't make sense to allow you to learn the languages, and then forget them. You can't learn a language overnight. The wording changes make sense though. [/QUOTE]

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