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Ranger
Tracking and survival instincts sharpen any class into a hunter, adding a keen eye for prey that becomes a battlefield edge.
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You have studied hunting, tracking, and wilderness survival, adding a ranger’s tools to your skill set. Your keen eyes while hunting prey help gather more information.
- Bard rangers support their allies and animal companions with expanded combat options. The bard’s knowledge can also complement the ranger’s investigation of their foes.
- Cleric rangers are particularly fitting for deities who connect thematically to nature or have a bow as their favored weapon. (Or, in the case of Erastil, both!)
- Druids have the most thematic overlap with rangers among the spellcasters, allowing you to create a true master of the wilderness.
- Fighter rangers are among the most fearsome archers, combining the feats from both classes to create a fighting style unique to each fighter ranger. Some warden spells can also be particularly helpful to a fighter.
- Rogue rangers make excellent snipers or ranged skirmishers, with their rogue skills naturally playing into the ranger’s strengths.
- Witch rangers add a new prowess scouting to the information they can gain through their familiar and patron.
- Wizard rangers benefit greatly from ranger’s feat support, backing up their spells with ranged weapon attacks.
Level 2 · Prerequisites Dexterity +2
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