Treasure Hunter FAQ

The Treasure Hunter is a 10-level calling from *The Lord of the Rings Roleplaying*. It uses a d8 Hit Die, Dexterity as its primary ability, Dexterity and Intelligence saving throws, Expertise, Sneak Attack, Cunning Action, Uncanny Dodge, and Reliable Talent. At 3rd level, it chooses the Burglar or Spy Treasure Hunter Speciality.

Read more: Read full explanation D&D Portal - What is the Treasure Hunter class in D&D? Treasure Hunter FAQ The Treasure Hunter is a 10-level calling from *The Lord of the Rings Roleplaying*. It uses a d8 Hit Die, Dexterity as its primary ability, Dexterity and Intelligence saving throws, Expertise, Sneak Attack, Cunning Action, Uncanny Dodge, and Reliable Talent. At 3rd level, it chooses the Burglar or Spy Treasure Hunter Speciality. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/faq/treasure-hunter/what-is-the-treasure-hunter-class-in-dnd/

Play a Treasure Hunter by keeping Dexterity high, creating a Sneak Attack opportunity each turn, and using Cunning Action to control position. Expertise should define your non-combat specialty. Burglar is best for infiltration, climbing, object use, and stealth, while Spy is best for observation, social intelligence, Search actions, and creating a personal Sneak Attack opening through Weak Spot.

Read more: Read full explanation D&D Portal - How do you play a Treasure Hunter? Treasure Hunter FAQ Play a Treasure Hunter by keeping Dexterity high, creating a Sneak Attack opportunity each turn, and using Cunning Action to control position. Expertise should define your non-combat specialty. Burglar is best for infiltration, climbing, object use, and stealth, while Spy is best for observation, social intelligence, Search actions, and creating a personal Sneak Attack opening through Weak Spot. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/faq/treasure-hunter/how-do-you-play-a-treasure-hunter/

Dexterity is the Treasure Hunter's main ability because it powers most finesse and ranged Sneak Attack weapons, Armor Class, initiative, and common infiltration skills. Intelligence is especially valuable for Spy and investigation-focused builds, while Constitution and Wisdom improve durability and awareness. Under the multiple-calling rules, Treasure Hunter requires Dexterity 13.

Read more: Read full explanation D&D Portal - What ability scores are best for a Treasure Hunter? Treasure Hunter FAQ Dexterity is the Treasure Hunter's main ability because it powers most finesse and ranged Sneak Attack weapons, Armor Class, initiative, and common infiltration skills. Intelligence is especially valuable for Spy and investigation-focused builds, while Constitution and Wisdom improve durability and awareness. Under the multiple-calling rules, Treasure Hunter requires Dexterity 13. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/faq/treasure-hunter/what-ability-scores-are-best-for-a-treasure-hunter/

The Treasure Hunter's main features are Expertise, Sneak Attack, Cunning Action, a Treasure Hunter Speciality, Virtues, Uncanny Dodge, an optional Craft choice in the progression, additional Expertise, and Reliable Talent. Sneak Attack scales from 1d6 at 1st level to 5d6 at 9th and 10th level.

Read more: Read full explanation D&D Portal - What are the main Treasure Hunter class features? Treasure Hunter FAQ The Treasure Hunter's main features are Expertise, Sneak Attack, Cunning Action, a Treasure Hunter Speciality, Virtues, Uncanny Dodge, an optional Craft choice in the progression, additional Expertise, and Reliable Talent. Sneak Attack scales from 1d6 at 1st level to 5d6 at 9th and 10th level. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/faq/treasure-hunter/what-are-the-main-treasure-hunter-class-features/

A Treasure Hunter chooses one of two **Specialities** at 3rd level: **Burglar** or **Spy**. Burglar expands Cunning Action into object use and Sleight of Hand, improves climbing and jumping, and later rewards careful stealth. Spy improves Insight and Perception, can Search as a bonus action, can study a target through Weak Spot to enable Sneak Attack, and later gains stronger careful observation.

Read more: Read full explanation D&D Portal - What subclasses can a Treasure Hunter choose? Treasure Hunter FAQ A Treasure Hunter chooses one of two **Specialities** at 3rd level: **Burglar** or **Spy**. Burglar expands Cunning Action into object use and Sleight of Hand, improves climbing and jumping, and later rewards careful stealth. Spy improves Insight and Perception, can Search as a bonus action, can study a target through Weak Spot to enable Sneak Attack, and later gains stronger careful observation. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/faq/treasure-hunter/what-subclasses-can-a-treasure-hunter-choose/