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<blockquote data-quote="shivamuffin" data-source="post: 765400" data-attributes="member: 936">My opinion is strictly from a DM perspective. As a player, I enjoyed playing the assassin in an FR setting...I also enjoy the ranger as a player in an FR campaign. The setting is a ridiculously magic saturated campaign, and the spells were not too out of place. Settings with less magic, or restricted magic may not be suitable for the ranger and assassin though.The core of the problem I guess, is that many classes and PRCs are designed for high magic realms such as FR, with no options for lower magic or restricted magic settings. As A DM, it is important to offer rangers, but how do you offer a decent class without the magic fused into it? This discussion is about such options, and with the exception of a few die hard taunters, there have been some really good ideas coming out of this topic.spell use amongst bards, rangers, and other classes is a problem in settings where spell use is not a common activity, and generally limited to clerics, wizards, and certain&nbsp; creatures. Now a Paladins spell capability is acceptable, since they are the militant servants of a deity...Spells seem probable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shivamuffin, post: 765400, member: 936"] My opinion is strictly from a DM perspective. As a player, I enjoyed playing the assassin in an FR setting...I also enjoy the ranger as a player in an FR campaign. The setting is a ridiculously magic saturated campaign, and the spells were not too out of place. Settings with less magic, or restricted magic may not be suitable for the ranger and assassin though. The core of the problem I guess, is that many classes and PRCs are designed for high magic realms such as FR, with no options for lower magic or restricted magic settings. As A DM, it is important to offer rangers, but how do you offer a decent class without the magic fused into it? This discussion is about such options, and with the exception of a few die hard taunters, there have been some really good ideas coming out of this topic. spell use amongst bards, rangers, and other classes is a problem in settings where spell use is not a common activity, and generally limited to clerics, wizards, and certain creatures. Now a Paladins spell capability is acceptable, since they are the militant servants of a deity...Spells seem probable. [/QUOTE]

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