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Help|Classes|Ranger

Outdoorsmen, hunters, masters of woodcraft, rangers are the guardians of the wild. In addition to having excellent fighting skills, many are also wielders of some powerful magic. Some rangers have been known to imitate the ferociousness of beasts, fashion mystical staves, and be able to camouflage beyond detection. Their ability to ambush opponents makes them deadly foes. Rumors say they most commonly practice in the forest west of Galadon, north of Arkham, south of Tir-Talath, and in the Emerald Forest.

While rangers most commonly roam the forests and woodlands, rangers thrive in a variety of environments, both harsh and mild. The forests, plains, marshes, deserts, mountains, caves, and seas are all the domain of the ranger, although each calls one home above all the rest.

Rangers also boast a variety of expertise; rugged survivalist, the well- traveled explorer, the cunning hunter, the fierce savage, the wild beastmaster, and the mystical animist.

The prime stat of a Ranger is Strength though humans and half-breeds can choose their prime stat, and some of their abilities are: Fashion Staff, Ambush, Camouflage, Herbs, Bark Skin, Butcher, and Creep.

Rangers generally become more comfortable with their skills as they spend more and more time within the wilderness, away from cities.

Cloud Giants, Humans, Elves, Wood-Elves, Half-Elves, Half-Drows and Felar make versatile rangers. Storm Giants, Fire Giants, Dark-Elves, Arials, Gnomes, and Svirfneblin can also become rangers with certain restrictions.

See also: EXPERTISE HOMETERRAIN PLAINSRUNNER MARSHDWELLER FORESTER BEDOUIN CAVERNDWELLER MARINER MOUNTAINEER SURVIVALIST SAVAGE BEASTMASTER HUNTER ANIMIST EXPLORER
Extra Experience Cost per Level: 200
Empowerment Required: No
Alignment: Any
Ethos: Any

Note:

The following gives the details of a ranger using the Forester Hometerrain and Survivalist Expertise.
This is considered the "standard" forest-dwelling ranger and other terrain and expertise choices are described in
comparison to this combination.

Forester/Survivalist Rangers are trained in the following skills:

Level Skill Skill Skill
Level 1 Axe Dagger Spear
Sword Staff Whip
ParryScrollsStaves
Recall
Level 2Light Armor Use
Level 3Elbow
Level 4Camouflage
Level 5Dirt KickingQuiet Movement
Level 6Fast Healing Knee
Level 7Acute Vision Dark Vision Pathfinding
Aim
Level 8KickSecond Attack
Level 9DodgeButcher
Level 10HerbsShield Block
Protection Heat Cold
Level 11Disarm
Level 12Ambush
Level 13Enhanced Damage
Level 14Hand to Hand
Level 15HaggleTameBark Skin
Level 16Lash Meditation
Pierce
Level 17Bone Armor Use
Level 18LoreDual Wield
Level 19Find WaterCreep
Level 20PugilWarcrySerpentstrike
Shield Cleave
Level 21Thrust
Level 22Camp
Level 23Charge
Level 25Third Attack
Level 26Evade
Level 28Survivalist
Level 30TrackFashion StaffBearcharge
Level 32WaylayFashion Spear
Level 35Wilderness FamiliarityBackrake
Level 40Snare


Forester/Survivalist Rangers are versed in the following spells:

Level Spell
Level 17 Call Lightning
Level 19 Control Weather
Level 20 Entangle
Level 30 Imbue Weapon


Terrain Option: Bedouin
Bedouins lose Bearcharge, Charge, Entangle and Snare

Type Level Skill/Spell
Skill Level 12 Endure Heat
Skill Level 20 Sandswirl
Skill Level 25 Stash
Spell Level 30 Whirling Simoon
Skill Level 42 Dervish Dance


Terrain Option: Caverndweller
Caverndwellers lose Call Lightning, Control Weather, Entangle

Type Level Skill/Spell
Skill Level 25 Sure Footing
Skill Level 32 Rebounding Strike
Skill Level 37 Shadowstride
Skill Level 39 Deafening Howl
Skill Level 40 Smokescreen
Spell Level 45 Cavernfall


Terrain Option: Mariner
Mariners lose Charge, Pathfinding and Snare

Type Level Skill/Spell
Skill Level 10 Navigation
Skill Level 14 Draw Breath
Skill Level 32 Harpoon
Skill Level 38 Netcasting
Spell Level 45 Stormcalling


Terrain Option: Marshdweller
Marshdwellers lose Bearcharge, Charge, Find Water and Scrolls

Ttype Level Skill/Spell
Skill Level 14 Draw Breath
Skill Level 24 Bloodletting
Spell Level 28 Swarm of Leeches
Skill Level 30 Swampmire
Spell Level 36 Scourge of Mosquitoes
Skill Level 45 Pursuit


Terrain Option: Mountaineer
Mountaineers lose Backrake, Bark Skin, Protection Heat Cold and Scrolls

Type Level Skill/Spell
Skill Level 12 Endure Cold
Skill Level 25 Sure Footing
Spell Level 42 Boreal Wind


Terrain Option: Plainsrunner
Plainsrunners lose Snare

Type Level Skill/Spell
Skill Level 20 Plainsrunning
Skill Level 35 Bramble Pit
Skill Level 45 Pursuit


Expertise Option: Animist
Animists lose Backrake, Bearcharge, Charge, Serpentstrike, Shield Cleave and Third Attack

Type Level Skill/Spell
Skill Level 18 Trance
Spell Level 22 Animism
Spell Level 25 Zephyr
Spell Level 28 Symbiosis
Spell Level 31 Cloud of Wasps
Spell Level 31 Speak with Spirits
Skill Level 33 Spirit Allies
Spell Level 38 Primordial Vengeance
Spell Level 40 Gust of Wind
Spell Level 42 Spirit Guardian
Spell Level 46 Spirit Howl


Expertise Option: Beastmaster
Beastmasters lose Call Lightning, Control Weather, Haggle, Pen and Scrolls

Type Level Skill/Spell
Skill Level 22 Predators Stance
Spell Level 31 Cloud of Wasps
Skill Level 36 Bear Kinship
Skill Level 38 Serpent Kinship
Skill Level 44 Wolf Kinship


Expertise Option: Explorer
Explorers lose Backrake, Call Lightning and Control Weather

Type Level Skill/Spell
Skill Level 16 Wanderlust
Skill Level 21 Avoidance
Skill Level 24 Resilience
Skill Level 28 Watchful Eye
Skill Level 31 Tend Wounds
Skill Level 33 Scatter


Expertise Option: Hunter
Hunters lose Axe, Backrake, Dual Wield, Entangle and Shield Cleave

Type Level Skill/Spell
Skill Level 15 Archery
Skill Level 22 Poison Arrow
Skill Level 25 Bait
Skill Level 25 Rapid Shot
Skill Level 30 Flaming Arrow
Skill Level 33 Observe
Skill Level 36 Aerial Shot
Skill Level 38 Stalker of the Wilds
Skill Level 40 Precision
Skill Level 44 Timed Attack


Expertise Option: Savage
Savages lose Bark Skin, Control Weather, Meditation, Scrolls and Shield Block

Type Level Skill/Spell
Skill Level 1 Mace
Skill Level 20 Brutal Rush
Spell Level 23 Protection from Metals
Skill Level 25 Improvise Weapon
Skill Level 28 Smear Mud
Skill Level 30 Staunch
Skill Level 33 War Paint
Skill Level 42 Savage Blow

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