#5e archetype

Here’s a class I made a while back, I haven’t had a chance to really play-test it yet. I’d love any feedback! 

Saboteur Features 3rd- Saboteur Spellcasting, Guerrilla Training, Ambush Spotter 7th- Hit-and-Run Expert 11th- In Plain Sight 15th- Trap Master

Saboteur Spellcasting: Starting at 3rd level, you learn an additional spell when you reach certain levels in this class, as shown in the Saboteur Spells table. The spell counts as a ranger spell for you, but it doesn't count against the number of ranger spells you know

3rd- Find Traps 5th- Hallucinatory Terrain 9th- Entangle 13th- Confusion 17th-Freedom of Movement  

Guerrilla Training At 3rd level, you've become well versed in the art of camouflaging yourself. when making a stealth check, you add your proficiency bonus to your roll. At 3rd level, you've become an accomplished Guerrilla Fighter, and have gained the Saboteur's Kit, which you are considered proficient in. Using this kit, you can take 10 minutes to set simple traps. the escape DC for your traps is 10 + proficiency bonus + wisdom modifier. The Kit's contents are as follows:

50ft hempen rope 12 pitons 1 5ft spool of thin silver wire 1 10ft by 10ft net made of hempen rope 1,000 ball bearings 30 3-foot wooden stakes 1 Woodcutter's hatchet 1 Shovel 3 Iron Bear traps 10 Small Bells 50 Caltrops

Trap Examples:

Stake Pit (20 minutes)- Player takes the time listed to set this trap. Set Up includes digging a pit of the desired dimensions, planting down the wooden stakes (each stake does a 1d4 of piercing, + 1d4 of bleeding) and covering up the pit with false terrain (via spell or natural terrain)

Live Capture Net Trap (25 minutes)- Using the 50ft of rope, a couple pitons, and the 10'x10' net, the Player can construct a suspended net trap, to subdue any threats in a non-lethal manner.

Swinging Stake Trap (30 minutes)- using any number of the stakes, rope, and the silver thread, listed in the Saboteur's kit, along with a few logs cut to the desired length, the saboteur can construct a swinging stake trap, which can be made to swing in from the left, right, from the ground, or even from above, given that its secured properly.

Sound Trap (35 minutes)- the Saboteur creates an alarm trap using bells, rope, silver wire, and a basket or cage to hold the bells. When a creature breaks the tripwire, the basket or cage falls to the ground, the bells' jingling alerting the party

Rolling Log Trap (1 Hour)- Taking the same duration as a short rest, the player can spend this time to cut 1d8 logs (if they're outdoors) and construct a tripwire that is connected to a makeshift log-stand. If an enemy breaks the tripwire, the bracing of the log stand breaks, sending a cascade of timber logs tumbling towards them. each log does 1d10 bludgeoning damage

Ambush Spotter You've honed your senses to a razor's edge. You know an ambush when you see one; At 7th level, when you take watch at camp, any enemies have disadvantage on their stealth checks.

Hit-and-Run Expert At 7th level, you can take the Disengage action as a bonus action, after making an attack.

In Plain Sight You've become incredibly adept to hiding from foes using natural terrain; At 11th level, you can add twice your proficiency bonus to stealth checks