The hunter’s cloak is an accessory that a ranger or hunter wears to protect them from the harsh environment. Besides protecting them from animal attacks, the cloak can also help them blend in with the environment and be able to track their quarry. It can also be used to create an animation or to assist them in their hunt.
Blends in with the environment
The hunter’s cloak is a magical piece of clothing which enables the wearer to blend into the environment. Typically, these cloaks are used by rangers and trackers. In addition to granting a +4 enhancement bonus to natural armor, they also provide a +1 to +5 resistance bonus on saving throws. These cloaks are usually made from a leather material such as blue scaled leather. They have a pointed hem and can be turned into a sting natural weapon.
Cloaks are available in eight different variants. Each is suited for a particular environment. Some of these cloaks are magical, while others have only moderate transmutation. For example, the Thermal Cloak is a modified military mummy sack that is made waterproof and features taped seams.
Another variety is the Heavy Cloak, which is made of blue scaled leather. This cloak gives the wearer the ability to fly once a day and provides a +4 resistance bonus on Will saves. If the hem is removed, it can be turned into a sting natural weapons, dealing 1d6 points of damage.
Finally, the Tree Form Cloak grants the wearer the ability to take the shape of a tree upon request. This requires the wearer to be a 10th level character and cost 54,000 gp. Once the cloak is worn, it begins to heal the wearer’s hit points every hour in the sunlight. It costs 2 lbs.
However, it’s disadvantageous until the spell is over. The illusion is broken if the wearer moves or makes a Perception check to see through the cloak. Furthermore, the illusion is weakened if the creature is observing you. Similarly, the wearer is not visible when the cloak is drawn back up.
Cloaks are a useful addition to the costume of any hunter. When worn with the hood up, they blend in with the surrounding environment. You can then make a Perception (Wisdom) check to see through the illusion. There are also many other spells that use the cloak’s magical properties. Here are some of the most common.
The ethereal jaunt spell is another popular cloak effect. This spell allows the wearer to become ethereal for ten minutes a day.
Helps rangers, hunters, and trackers
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Creates an animation
The Hunter’s Cloak is an item that can be used to interact with wildlife and tame them. Getting one can help players gain XP for their Battle Pass and also allows them to walk near wildlife. However, the Hunter’s Cloak isn’t always easy to craft. To learn how to make one, check out this guide.
First, you need to find a pack of animals. You can either try to find them by locating a stray animal or by hunting wildlife on the map. Animals that are in packs are easier to spot. They usually travel in groups, so you’ll want to go to places like Orchard or Weeping Woods to find them. Those animals are guaranteed to drop bones, which you can use to create the Hunter’s Cloak.
After you locate a group of animals, you’ll need to collect the bones. Luckily, this is a fairly straightforward process. Just make sure you collect two bones and one meat. Once you’ve done this, you can click the Craft button. It’ll create the Hunter’s Cloak, which will give you 24,000 XP for your Battle Pass. In addition to crafting a Hunter’s Cloak, you can also complete the Legendary Quest, which requires three items: a Primal weapon, Mechanical weapon, and a Hunter’s Cloak.
If you don’t want to wait to begin the Legendary Quest, you can also start the Hunter’s Cloak quest. The materials required to craft the Hunter’s Cloak are also collected during this quest, but you’ll need to kill more than one animal. This isn’t always easy, though, so you’ll need to be ready to loot a body if you don’t find the bones you need right away. A good landing spot for the Hunter’s Cloak quest is the Weeping Woods.
As you continue to work on the challenge, you’ll earn 30,000 XP, which will unlock the second Kakashi Quest. In addition to this, you’ll unlock a new crafting system, which will allow you to turn different resources into functional gear.