isn't Aquaman more of a druid? I know he fights and stuff, but iirc he relied on his animal friends A LOT in Super Friends. like I'm pretty sure that show is what ruined his image more than anything.Again, there can be only one correct answer.
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sort of non-sequitor, I remember the one time as a child I decided to be Link from the Legend of Zelda for Halloween. I finally got Link to the Past that year after years of wanting it and thought it'd be so cool, but when I went to school everyone just assumed I was Robin Hood. we also had a "parade" for everyone who dressed up, a lot of parents explained to their kids that I was Robin Hood. this was about a year before Ocarina of Time came out so I was both 10 years too late and one year too early for people to know who I was.Ok time to fight
Robin Hood isn't a ranger.
He is a fighter/rogue hiding to the woods. And he isn't even relying on nature nor mastering it.
And he has no magic abilities.
In disagreement with @Minigiant , to me one of the two true archetypes of Ranger is Robin Hood: someone forced by circumstance to live off the land and make the wilderness into his ally rather than his enemy. Most of the Merry Men also fall into this category.
The other archetype is of course Aragorn, in his Strider days.
Wierdly enough, the original 0D&D/1e Ranger wasn't even a particularly good archer.Ok time to fight
Robin Hood isn't a ranger.
He is a fighter/rogue hiding to the woods. And he isn't even relying on nature nor mastering it.
And he has no magic abilities.
They don’t control any territory, they’re bandits that have a forest that they hide in.Wierdly enough, the original 0D&D/1e Ranger wasn't even a particularly good archer.
A fighter/rogue would at least have every reason to have a high DEX.
Of course, Robin Hood - a charismatic leader of armed insurgents controlling a territory within the confines of a troubled state in open defiance of that state's legitimate authority - was quite literally a warlord. ;p
I'd vote San in as a monk. A reskinned monk reflecting nature powers instead of karate (aka San with the name filed off) was my ToA character.Deedlit is more of an Elf class or at least Fighter/Mage.
So I would have to give it to San, the Wolf Girl, from Princess Mononoke.
Yes. One of the things he "steels" is venison.Does he really live off the land though?
Again, there can be only one correct answer.
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