Monastic Tradition: Hex Hunter

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Betrayed by Their Creators

The Way of the Hex Hunter, once known to be the guardians of a famous coven of witches, now serve no masters aside from themselves. They were betrayed by the witches and now seek to level the playing field between the magical and magic-less. Yet, the Hex Hunter is haunted by lingering questions: Did the coven truly perish, or do fragments of their dark will still linger in the echoes of techniques?

Bully

Starting at 3rd level, while grappling a creature that can cast at least one spell, said creature has disadvantage to maintaining concentration checks.

Hunt Down

Beginning at 3rd level, while using your step of the wind ki-feature, you have double movement toward a creature you’ve seen cast a spell.

Spell Strike
At 6th level, while within 5ft of a creature casting a spell and as a reaction, you can cast counterspell at the same spell level of that spell and hit that creature with an unarmed strike (this hit can use your martial arts die). This feature can be used up to thrice per long rest. This feature calculates the counterspell DC with your Wisdom modifier (8 + Wisdom Modifier + Proficiency Bonus).
 

Dirty Fighting 

Starting at 11th level, while grappling a creature, you can deal twice your martial arts die for your unarmed strikes.

Master over Mage

Beginning at 17th level, you gain the following ki-features:

• Clear Mind - You can spend 1 ki to clear the charmed or feared condition, or other mind altering effects (such as from geas).
• Chi Block - You can spend 2 ki, while within 5ft of a creature, to cast silence and blindness/deafness on said creature.
• Returning Strike - You can spend 3 ki to redirect a spell of the evocation school back at the caster if it would hit you.