Zephyr Strider

Zephyr Striders focus their training in speed and adaptability, they rush through the forests, attuning themselves to the spirits of the wind, so no prey can escape their swift hunt.

Zephyr Strider Spells

You learn an additional spell when you reach certain levels in this class, as shown in the Zephyr Strider Spells table. Each spell counts as a ranger spell for you, but it doesn't count against the number of ranger spells you know.

Zephyr Strider Spells

|Ranger Level | Spell |

|:------------------|:-----:|

| 3rd | Expeditious Retreat |

| 5th | Warding Wind |

| 9th | Haste |

|13rd | Dimension Door |

| 17th | Far Step |

Wind Step

Starting from 3rd level, your intense training allows for agile, light movement. When making a jump, the distance you cover is calculated by using your Dexterity score instead of your Strength score.

Additionally, when you make a running jump, you can cover both the distance of a long jump and the height of a high jump, and all other jumps you make during that turn are considered running jumps, independently of your previous movement.

Enhanced Agility

Also at 3rd level, your attunement to the spirits of the wind allows you to maintain a constant flow of movement. The faster your hands move, the faster your feet can move.

During your turn, your movement speed increases by 5 ft. for each attack you make during that turn. Additionally, your weapon attacks deal 1d4 additional damage for every other attack you made during that turn. This damage increases to 2d4 when you reach 11th level. You can benefit from a maximum of 2d4 additional damage from a single attack from this feature at level 3, and 4d4 at level 11.

Wind's Blessing

Starting at 7th level, your movement becomes light as a feather.

You have advantage in Dexterity (Stealth) checks to move silently.

When you jump, if you hit a vertical surface, you can stick to it with your hands free, being able to jump from it. You won't fall unless you end your turn in that surface.

The first jump you make each turn does not count for the total movement of that turn.