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<blockquote data-quote="UngeheuerLich" data-source="post: 6768777" data-attributes="member: 59057">If you are dealing nearly as much damage as the ranger, you are no tank but a resilent melee striker...We noticed that too however. Everyone needs to be able to enter melee if needed or you have a very dead &quot;tank&quot; soon. The other possibility, if you really happen to be squishy is that you bring either battlefield control to the fight like the wizard, or you brink skills with you to avoid a fight altogether or start a fight from an advantageous position. A rogue or ranger may be very good at that. Too bad, the ranger only happens to excel at that in his favoured terrain or against favoured enemies (or he uses magic).If you accept, that the straight up fight is only the last few seconds of your battle, the &quot;strikers&quot; look a lot better.Hint: Pass without trace makes your whole party very sneaky and often guarantuees you surprise, even with dex 8 fighters stumbling around in heavy armor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UngeheuerLich, post: 6768777, member: 59057"] If you are dealing nearly as much damage as the ranger, you are no tank but a resilent melee striker... We noticed that too however. Everyone needs to be able to enter melee if needed or you have a very dead "tank" soon. The other possibility, if you really happen to be squishy is that you bring either battlefield control to the fight like the wizard, or you brink skills with you to avoid a fight altogether or start a fight from an advantageous position. A rogue or ranger may be very good at that. Too bad, the ranger only happens to excel at that in his favoured terrain or against favoured enemies (or he uses magic). If you accept, that the straight up fight is only the last few seconds of your battle, the "strikers" look a lot better. Hint: Pass without trace makes your whole party very sneaky and often guarantuees you surprise, even with dex 8 fighters stumbling around in heavy armor. [/QUOTE]

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