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| class learns at level 10 = Bard:via [[Magical Secrets]] | | class learns at level 10 = Bard:via [[Magical Secrets]] | ||
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| summary = This spell allows spellcasters to mark a creature as their prey and deal additional {{DamageType| | | summary = This spell allows spellcasters to mark a creature as their prey and deal additional {{DamageType|Weapon}} damage to the targeted creature. | ||
| description = Mark a creature as your quarry to deal an additional {{DamageText|1d6| | | description = Mark a creature as your quarry to deal an additional {{DamageText|1d6|Weapon}} damage whenever you hit it with a weapon attack. | ||
| extra description = If the target dies before the spell ends, you can use {{SAI|Reapply Hunter's Mark}} to mark a new creature. | |||
If the target dies before the spell ends, you can use {{SAI|Reapply Hunter's Mark}} to mark a new creature. | |||
| cost = bonus, spell1 | | cost = bonus, spell1 | ||
| range = ranged | | range = ranged | ||
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| condition icon = Hunter's Mark Quarry Condition Icon.png | | condition icon = Hunter's Mark Quarry Condition Icon.png | ||
| condition duration = until long rest | | condition duration = until long rest | ||
| condition2 = Hunt Completed | |||
| granted by items = Grymskull Helm:Long Rest, Hunting Shortbow:Long Rest | | granted by items = Grymskull Helm:Long Rest, Hunting Shortbow:Long Rest | ||
| notes = * The [[Ranger's Companion|beast companions]] for the [[Beast Master]] [[Ranger]] all have a passive feature, [[Prey's Scent]], that causes this spell to improve their damage as well when their Ranger casts it. | | notes = * The [[Ranger's Companion|beast companions]] for the [[Beast Master]] [[Ranger]] all have a passive feature, [[Prey's Scent]], that causes this spell to improve their damage as well when their Ranger casts it. | ||
* The | * The Latin incantations for Hunter's Mark are ''es praedae mei'' ("you are my prey") and ''mors certa'' ("certain death"). | ||
* The damage provided by this spell functions more like [[Sneak Attack]] than spell damage; as such, it does not provoke effects that activate on spell damage such as [[Spellsparkler]]. | |||
* Only the caster benefits from the extra weapon damage. | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:52, 25 July 2024
Hunter's Mark is a level 1 divination spell. This spell allows spellcasters to mark a creature as their prey and deal additional 
Weapon damage to the targeted creature.
Description
Mark a creature as your quarry to deal an additional 1d6Weapon damage whenever you hit it with a weapon attack.
If the target dies before the spell ends, you can use 
to mark a new creature.
Properties
- Cost
Bonus action + 
Level 1 Spell Slot- Details
Range: 18 m / 60 ft
Concentration
At higher levels
Casting this spell at a higher level grants no additional benefit.
Condition: Hunter's Mark Quarry
Duration: Until Long rest
- Affected entity suffers an additional 1d6Weapon damage if the spellcaster hits it with a weapon attack.
Condition: Hunt Completed
- Can use a bonus action to reapply Hunter's Mark to another target.
How to learn
Classes:
- Class Level 2: Ranger
- Class Level 3: Oath of Vengeance
- Class Level 6: College of Lore (via Magical Secrets)
- Class Level 10: Bard (via Magical Secrets)
Granted by the following items:
Grymskull Helm (
Recharge: Long rest)
Hunting Shortbow ( Recharge: Long rest)
Notes
- The beast companions for the Beast Master Ranger all have a passive feature, Prey's Scent, that causes this spell to improve their damage as well when their Ranger casts it.
- The Latin incantations for Hunter's Mark are es praedae mei ("you are my prey") and mors certa ("certain death").
- The damage provided by this spell functions more like Sneak Attack than spell damage; as such, it does not provoke effects that activate on spell damage such as Spellsparkler.
- Only the caster benefits from the extra weapon damage.
