Ranger Archetypes, for non-Rangers (5e Variant Rule)

What exactly is a 'Ranger Archetype'?

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Individual Class Descriptions

Barbarian

Receives level 3 feature at level 3.

Receives level 7 feature at level 6.

Receives level 11 feature at level 10.

Receives level 15 feature at level 14.

Bard

Receives level 3 feature at level 3.

Receives level 7 feature at level 6.

Receives level 15 feature at level 14.

Cleric

Receives level 3 feature at level 2.

Receives level 7 feature at level 6.

Receives level 15 feature at level 17.

At level 1 the Cleric learns the Ranger's Primeval Awareness feature.

At level 8 the Cleric learns the Ranger's Land's Stride feature.

Druid

Receives level 3 feature at level 2.

Receives level 7 feature at level 6.

Receives level 11 feature at level 10.

Receives level 15 feature at level 14.

Fighter

Receives level 3 feature at level 3.

Receives level 7 feature at level 7.

Receives level 11 feature at level 10.

Receives level 15 feature at level 15.

At level 18 the Fighter receives a Ranger's Feral Senses feature.

Monk

Receives level 3 feature at level 3.

Receives level 7 feature at level 6.

Receives level 11 feature at level 11.

Receives level 15 feature at level 17.

Paladin

Receives level 3 feature at level 3.

Receives level 7 feature at level 7.

Receives level 11 feature at level 15.

Receives level 15 feature at level 20.

At level 15 the Paladin receives a Ranger's Vanish feature.

At level 20 the Paladin receives a Ranger's Feral Senses feature.

Rogue

Receives level 3 feature at level 3.

Receives level 7 feature at level 9.

Receives level 11 feature at level 13.

Receives level 15 feature at level 17.

At level 3 the Rogue receives a Ranger's Natural Explorer feature.

At level 17 the Rogue receives a Ranger's Feral Senses feature.

Sorcerer

Receives level 3 feature at level 1.

Receives level 7 feature at level 6.

Receives level 11 feature at level 14.

Receives level 15 feature at level 18.

At level 18 the Sorcerer learns the Ranger's Feral Senses feature.

Warlock

Receives level 3 feature at level 1.

Receives level 7 feature at level 6.

Receives level 11 feature at level 10.

Receives level 15 feature at level 14.

Wizard

Receives level 3 feature at level 2.

Receives level 7 feature at level 6.

Receives level 11 feature at level 10.

Receives level 15 feature at level 14.


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