The player gains bonus damage as long as they remain within a 5’ radius of where they made their last ranged attack. The first ranged attack in an encounter gains the bonus damage. The player must focus for 10 seconds if they want to change the location of the spot to a location further than 5’ from their current spot.

(Rank I) Adds 1 base damage to the player’s ranged attacks.

(Rank II) Adds 2 base damage to the player’s ranged attacks.

(Rank III) Adds 4 base damage to the player’s ranged attacks.

(Ranged Weapon)

The player calls “Deadeye [damage]” when using this ability. Deadeye attacks are considered abilities, not modified basic attacks.

(Rank I) The player makes a ranged weapon attack that is piercing.

(Rank II) The player makes two ranged weapon attacks that are piercing. These attacks do not have to be consecutive. 

(Rank III) The player can make any number of ranged weapon attacks that are piercing  until they move. After moving, the player makes three ranged weapon attacks that are piercing. These attacks do not have to be consecutive. 

(Ranged Weapon)

(Rank I) The player makes a ranged attack for 4 additional damage.

(Rank II) The player makes a ranged attack for 8 additional damage.

(Rank III) The player makes a ranged attack for 12 additional damage.

(Ranged Weapon, Point)

(Rank I) After focusing for 15 seconds, the player can point a ranged basic attack at a target in their line of sight and cannot miss their target. 

(Rank II) After focusing for 10 seconds, the player can point a ranged basic attack at a target in their line of sight and cannot miss their target. 

(Rank III) After focusing for 5 seconds, the player can point a ranged basic attack or ability at a target in their line of sight and cannot miss their target as long as the player knows exactly where the target is, or as long as the target was visible when the focus started.

(Ranged Weapon)

The player makes a ranged attack that deals damage to all enemies in a 5’ radius of where it lands.

(Rank I) The player deals 6 damage.

(Rank II) The player deals 9 damage.

(Rank III) The player deals 12 damage.

The player can preemptively set up a trap while out-of-combat on objects, people, or the ground. The player can only set one trap per encounter. Traps cause additional effects or do additional damage depending on the environment. The player adds 2 damage on their first single-target attack against a target caught in a trap. The player chooses whether the trap does AoE damage or single-target damage when it is set.

(Rank I) Traps do 4 damage in a 5’ radius or 8 damage to a single target.

(Rank II) Traps do 8 damage in a 5’ radius or 12 damage to a single target.

(Rank III) Traps do 12 damage in a 5’ radius or 16 damage to a single target.

Additionally, the player gains an advantage depending on the type of environment. (Every encounter will fall under one of these environments.)

• Open Area
  • (Rank I) The player adds 1 base damage against any target that has made a ranged attack.
  • (Rank II) The player adds 1 base damage against any target that has made a ranged attack. The player gets 1 DR.
  • (Rank III) The player adds 2 base damage against any target that has made a ranged attack. The player gets 1 DR.
• Partial Cover
  (Reaction)
  • (Rank I) When attacked by an enemy the player can reduce the damage by 5 and then become invisible for 2 seconds (once per enemy). Invisibility ends if any offensive action is taken.
  • (Rank II) When attacked by an enemy the player can reduce the damage by 5 and then become invisible for 5 seconds (once per enemy). Invisibility ends if any offensive action is taken.
  • (Rank III) When attacked by an enemy the player can reduce the damage by 5 and then become invisible for 10 seconds (once per enemy). Invisibility ends if any offensive action is taken.
• Close Quarters

Reduce the player’s damage to allies to 0.

• (Rank I) The player adds 1 base damage to their first three melee attacks against a target.
• (Rank II) The player adds 2 base damage to their first three melee attacks against a target.
• (Rank III) The player adds 3 base damage to their first three melee attacks against a target.

(Ranged Weapon)

The player gains bonus damage to their next ranged attack if they are at least 5’ away from where they made their last ranged attack.

(Rank I) The player adds 1 base damage.

(Rank II) The player adds 2 base damage.

(Rank III) The player adds 4 base damage.

(Rank I) The player will know if any Rank I Rogue talent is used near them. The player is aware if there is anything unseen nearby.

(Rank II) The player will know if any Rank I or Rank II Rogue talent is used near them. The player can identify nearby danger. The player gains 1 damage on the next attack against a Rogue after they use a Rogue talent.

(Rank III) The player will know if any Rogue talents are used near them or if any talents are used for stealth or espionage within 10’ of them. The player gains 1 damage on the next attack against a Rogue after they use a Rogue talent. The player can continue attacking a target that is Vanishing or Dashing, but the player must keep their feet planted while the target is moving. 

(All Self, R2 Reach, R3 Self AoE)

A hidden target blends into their surroundings so that they cannot be seen or smelled. If a hidden target is run into, or if the hidden target takes offensive action, the Hide breaks. 

(Rank I) Allows the player to hide. Moving breaks the Hide.

(Rank II) Allows the player to hide themselves and one other target as long as they are within 5’ of the player. The target will become visible if they are separated from the player. The player and target can move without breaking the Hide, and moving while hidden hides their tracks.

(Rank III) Allows the player to hide up to five targets in a 5’ radius. Once the targets have been hidden, the player may move with one hidden target at a time. If a target moves without the player, their Hide breaks. The player may use lower ranks of Hide for a Rank I Hide effect on a target. Moving while hidden hides the player's and targets’ tracks.

(Self AoE)

Multi-Shot cannot be affected by non-base damage increases.

(Rank I) The player calls “multi-shot” and makes a single ranged attack for their base damage against an enemy within 10’. If the basic attack hits the enemy, the player can point the same damage to one other enemy within 10’ of the player.

(Rank II) The player calls “multi-shot” and makes a single ranged attack for their base damage against an enemy within 10’. If the basic attack hits the enemy, the player can point the same damage to two other enemies within 10’ of the player.

(Rank III) The player calls “multi-shot” and makes a single ranged attack for their base damage against an enemy within 10’. If the basic attack hits the enemy, the player can point the same damage to five other enemies within 10’ of the player.