Recent content by Fhtagn

There is a number of beastmaster powers in which the beast functions "as a weapon", yet to me they seem mostly subpar, if not terrible, mainly due to scaling issues (and the miserable to-hit of most beasts in low heroics). I was thinking more along the lines of a pure (or mostly pure) numbers...

How about the balance of actual beastmaster powers compared to the non-bm ones? Do they actually see use in the hands of beastmaster rangers? From what I gather, the most sensible way of going beastmaster constitutes playing your basic twin-strike ranger, just with a beast instead of prime shot.

Hey everyone :) I've been playing tabletop roleplaying games for more than half my life now, mostly D&D and (old) World of Darkness, with a smattering of Shadowrun, Midgard, DSA, and a few others, mostly as storyteller/dungeon master. I also enjoy thinking about game rules, balance, ideas...