Ranger

Gain +2 to all Survival and Perception checks in natural environments. Identify natural hazards, tracks, and terrain features without rolling if their difficulty is below your Survival skill.

Once per session as a free action, mark one creature for up to 8 hours. While marked: deal +1d6 bonus damage on every hit (same damage type as the attack), and you and visible allies gain bonus movement equal to Survival when pursuing the target. One mark at a time.

At combat start, you and allies within 10m gain +2 to initiative and may reposition before the first round. Once per scene, when you attack a surprised or unaware creature, reroll the attack and take the better result. On hit: Track bonus applies automatically and the creature must make a Resolve defend roll against your Survival or becomes Dazed.

During a short rest, prepare a number of hunting traps equal to half your Survival skill, rounded up. Deploy one for 1 AP in an adjacent space. A creature entering its space must make a Reflex defend roll against your Survival. On a failure, choose one: the creature becomes Prone, suffers -4m movement until the end of its next turn, or takes 1d6 Physical damage.

Once per scene, spend 2 AP to designate a 6m line or 4m radius area you can see within 20m. Until the end of your next turn, creatures moving through it provoke one free ranged attack from you. If a trap you set is inside the area, targets failing against it also lose their Reaction.

Once per session, choose one visible creature as your Quarry for the scene. The first time each round your Quarry triggers one of your traps, enters your Kill Corridor, or is hit by your ranged attack, it takes +1d6 damage and cannot become hidden or invisible until the start of your next turn. In addition, all your prepared traps use your Survival with a +2 bonus.