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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 9759100" data-attributes="member: 63508">Some players.That's the rub.Out of all classes the ranger is most tied to the setting. The ranger is a tied to the wilderness of the setting and the Monsters and Inhabitants of that wilderness.And each setting and table are different If you're setting is very magical, your Rangers are likely very magical. If you're setting is not very magical but has a strong sense of weapons combat, your rangers are more tied to weapons combat. If you're setting's wilderness has high tech, your Rangers is tied to high tech.If you're setting is very dark, your ranges are very dark.If your settings doesn't have dragons in his wilderness you don't need a ranger that can fight dragons. But if your setting does have dragons in his wilderness you need Rangers that could fight dragons either alone or in groups.If you were to create a ranger that is based on the standard D&D setting assumptions of a D&D wilderness, I bet at least half of D&D fans with hate the outcome.</blockquote>