Are there any Ranger PrC's that continue advancement of Favored Enemies?

[Mr Fidgit]

"The camouflage of a tiger, the stamina of a horse, the eyes of an eagle: these are the ingredients of the shadow scouts, elite spies, trackers, and runners. Shadow Scouts are trained to blend into their surroundings, to observe and remember the smallest details about an opposing force, and to run like the wind to bring a report back alive." -James Wyatt, Oriental Adventures





(i have the book nearby, and i'm bored)

arrg! i don't type very quickly, either

 

[Crothian]

This is a pretty cool class, d10 HD, 4 skill points a level, fast movement and evasion. Nice

"The camouflage of a tiger, the stamina of a hors, and the eyes of an eagle: these are the ingretiants of the shado scout, elit spies, trackers, and runners. Shadow scouts are trained to blend into their surroundings, to observe and remember the smallest details about an opposing force, and run like the wind to bring back the report alive."

The rest is pretty Rokugen oriented.

 

[Mr Fidgit]

Cro, did you get my e-mail (today)?

 

[DarkJester]

I really like the class myself, I considered making it the basis for my core ranger in my games. I really don't like the fact that rangers have spells.

 

[Crothian]

Cro, did you get my e-mail (today)?

Ya, just responded to it

 

[Crothian]

I really like the class myself, I considered making it the basis for my core ranger in my games. I really don't like the fact that rangers have spells.

Why not?

 

[DarkJester]

I'm not sure really, I picture rangers as woodsmen, and I don't really picture woodsmen using spells thats all. I don't hate the fact that they have spells, just rather that they not have them. It does make them stand out from a fighter though.

 

[Kai Lord]

Wow, thanks for info guys. Looks like I'll have a tough decision whether or not to jump into this or go straight Ranger from here on out. As much fun as the megadeath Archer thread was, I decided not to throw every single level he had into it in the future.

Two levels of Deepwood Sniper and three levels of Peerless Archer are more than enough.

 

[jonrog1]

Do not miss the Foe Hunter from Masters of the Wild. Very specialized, but it does give one a warm fuzzy feeling if you know what enemies you tend to face, and it's nice role-playing, reminding you of exactly what a favored enemy is.

Also, I prefer the "Defensive" favored enemy bonus option in the same book. Once again, depending what your Favored Enemy is, a nice option.