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By taking the feat. As soon as you qualify for it. A scout 3/ranger 3 with Swift Hunter can take it as his regular 6th level feat. Where did you get that 4d6/4 AC nonsense from?

It does not consist of flesh. It is further completely immune to polymorphing spells - a somewhat related topic flavor-wise, as far as I can see. The two put together: No way does it work.

Would you mind naming a few YOU consider too strong & share your insights by providing an argument or three? Thanx VR

Would you mind explaining that?

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Scout is a bad idea. Skirmish doesn't work while mounted, extra land speed is wasted, special movement modes don't transfere to the mount... just don't do it. Otherwise, Weapon Spec/Ranged Weapon Mastery as mentioned might not be your worst bet, since your damage output will possibly be...

You could keep it simple and build a fighter 16/tempest 4 Key feats: Dual Strike, Two-Weapon Rend, Double Strike, Deft Opportunist, Robilar's Gambit & Overpowering Strike. If possible, spring Attack ---> Rapid Blitz. At high levels, you'll attack six times with every spring attack (albeit at a...

Scout 3/Ranger 14/Pious Templar 3 A simple build, no cheese at all. Take the feats Improved Skirmish, Swift Hunter & Greater Manyshot as essential to the concept. Ranged Weapon Mastery is recommended. At high levels, you can move your base landspeed of 40 ft. and fire four arrows with Greater...

Warmage is a weak class. It can blast things away - how nice. Too bad blasting is no longer the done thing in D&D - a good caster can blast as well, but what really matters is that he can throw SoDs left and right. Apart from that, a blaster that has close to zero protection is simply fodder...

Hello everybody, As many of you will have noted, there's a great new way of finally making the ranger a viable moving combatant by taking 3 levels of scout plus the Swift Hunter and Improved Skirmish feats. (For up to 5d6/5 AC skirmishing, or 7d6/7 AC when moving 20+ ft.) Now my question: PHB...