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<blockquote data-quote="kyonu" data-source="post: 5101134" data-attributes="member: 88153">Wow, very good feedback. And unfortunately i checked the net for the Pathfinder ruling, since I didn;t have the book at the time... But now that I look at the book, I find that it's just a standard 1d3 (M) + 1 fire damage. Personally, it doesn't much matter of the physical damage, since it was just an igniter.&nbsp;Anyways, I never though of using a Ranger as the Igniter, instead of a caster... That's a very good idea. But the main idea for this build was to chunk oil, and catch them on fire, since potentially you can do a lot more with Oil (Obvius house ruling, if you can make different kinds of oil) but I will look into other means with the Ranger in Pathfinder, and I will post my findings.&nbsp;You may be right tho, at higher levels this may seem like a very weak build. But soon I am going to run a campaign that has to do nothing but with &quot;oddball&quot; characters. No standard character, ie human fighter, but a character that kills its enemies with an off-the-wall never-before seen way, and a Sorcerer's combinations of spells meet that requirement easily.&nbsp;Anyways, thanks for the feedback! I will continue to look into this idea.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kyonu, post: 5101134, member: 88153"] Wow, very good feedback. And unfortunately i checked the net for the Pathfinder ruling, since I didn;t have the book at the time... But now that I look at the book, I find that it's just a standard 1d3 (M) + 1 fire damage. Personally, it doesn't much matter of the physical damage, since it was just an igniter. Anyways, I never though of using a Ranger as the Igniter, instead of a caster... That's a very good idea. But the main idea for this build was to chunk oil, and catch them on fire, since potentially you can do a lot more with Oil (Obvius house ruling, if you can make different kinds of oil) but I will look into other means with the Ranger in Pathfinder, and I will post my findings. You may be right tho, at higher levels this may seem like a very weak build. But soon I am going to run a campaign that has to do nothing but with "oddball" characters. No standard character, ie human fighter, but a character that kills its enemies with an off-the-wall never-before seen way, and a Sorcerer's combinations of spells meet that requirement easily. Anyways, thanks for the feedback! I will continue to look into this idea. [/QUOTE]

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