Ranger Combat Style is a hybrid talent option -- including Beastmaster. Take the feat.
Ah, I see said the blind man. Thanks for pointing that out ^^
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Ranger Combat Style is a hybrid talent option -- including Beastmaster. Take the feat.
Yes, but to know that you need to have read the hybrid rules.As a programmer I am curious why this is hard to find.... I mean when you choose your class is when you need to be chosing to be a hybrid. Where else would it be?
Go Sharpshooter, take Beast Protector, MC Shaman, get Sudden Call. Use your beast and the Shaman spirit as a wall. Either they go around to attack you, and if you're an Elf you will be faster then most monsters. Free action resummon the Shaman Spirit every round to block the monster, move your beast to block, repeat. Not attacking your beast or the spirit they just get plinked to death. Attack and provoke OAs.
Also, you don't have to wield to weapons if you're a beastmaster. Having a two-handed weapon is much better. At least you don't have to spend feats in two-weapon fighting and defense.
I have a dwarf ranger carrying a halberd, together with his pet pig. Pretty good character.
I rather like that MC Shaman suggestion...having two 'pets' to move around as blockers could be quite beneficial. I'm leaning more toward melee atm, but still deciding...haven't found a game yet anyways, so no rush. I may pick a build that has better synergy with the group then what I want to do personally as well.
And I've thought about two-handed weapons as well, was leaning toward either a Halberd or the Heavy Blade polearm...I forget the name. Too bad I can't simply get a Khopesh and stick it on the end of a spear handle and call it a Polarm... xD
My thoughts exactly... Nimble Strike, Twin Strike, and Circling Strike have feats that increase their movement bonuses considerably. If my gm let's me use a zulaat as a reach weapon, I'll be able to Twin Strike from behind my blockers as well, since it's a double weapon ^^