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<blockquote data-quote="Incenjucar" data-source="post: 9086688" data-attributes="member: 6182">Martial classes in 5E generally just get better at their competencies, though granted that's part of why they lag behind.You can lean into the hunting aspect and give them increasingly nasty ways to dominate prey, like being able to hobble them, blind them, confuse them, anticipate and interrupt their actions, deal massive damage, shut down their powers, etc. Much of this would just be &quot;borrow from 4E&quot;.You can lean into the naturalist wilderness guide aspect and give them increasingly useful mastery of their environment, being able to create difficult terrain, guide allies around obstacles (&quot;step on the left branch, not the right!&quot;), get rogue-like extra actions for skills, share their abilities with allies or disrupt those abilities in enemies, etc.You can lean into the nature crafty part and let them make various items at increasingly higher quality and speed with less cost, until they're literally able to hop into a bush and turn it into a deadly poison snare mid-combat.Etc. etc. etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Incenjucar, post: 9086688, member: 6182"] Martial classes in 5E generally just get better at their competencies, though granted that's part of why they lag behind. You can lean into the hunting aspect and give them increasingly nasty ways to dominate prey, like being able to hobble them, blind them, confuse them, anticipate and interrupt their actions, deal massive damage, shut down their powers, etc. Much of this would just be "borrow from 4E". You can lean into the naturalist wilderness guide aspect and give them increasingly useful mastery of their environment, being able to create difficult terrain, guide allies around obstacles ("step on the left branch, not the right!"), get rogue-like extra actions for skills, share their abilities with allies or disrupt those abilities in enemies, etc. You can lean into the nature crafty part and let them make various items at increasingly higher quality and speed with less cost, until they're literally able to hop into a bush and turn it into a deadly poison snare mid-combat. Etc. etc. etc. [/QUOTE]

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