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<blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 6006201" data-attributes="member: 35909">Your reaction was correct.&nbsp; Those books add basically nothing at all to the field of archery.&nbsp; If I was told to play an archer and was given the choice of books to pick, not a single one of those would be on my list.With those requirements, he's basically limited to being a rogue archer if he wants to be effective, and he still won't be until he can afford a ring of blinking.&nbsp; Seeking property on the bow is also largely essential.Depending on his definition of &quot;archer,&quot; another rogue route would be Master Thrower from C.W. tossing daggers.&nbsp; Still needs ring of blinking, but now he can hit flat-footed touch AC and really do some damage.DMG/MM: DMG has the magic items and prestige classes, players should definitely be able to read it!&nbsp; And any class the shapechanges or summons or has a pet/mount basically needs to be able to look in the MM.&nbsp; Hogwash!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="StreamOfTheSky, post: 6006201, member: 35909"] Your reaction was correct. Those books add basically nothing at all to the field of archery. If I was told to play an archer and was given the choice of books to pick, not a single one of those would be on my list. With those requirements, he's basically limited to being a rogue archer if he wants to be effective, and he still won't be until he can afford a ring of blinking. Seeking property on the bow is also largely essential. Depending on his definition of "archer," another rogue route would be Master Thrower from C.W. tossing daggers. Still needs ring of blinking, but now he can hit flat-footed touch AC and really do some damage. DMG/MM: DMG has the magic items and prestige classes, players should definitely be able to read it! And any class the shapechanges or summons or has a pet/mount basically needs to be able to look in the MM. Hogwash! [/QUOTE]

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