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<blockquote data-quote="enrious" data-source="post: 96860" data-attributes="member: 2126">Oh I could as well, say he's driven into the wilderness when his sorcerer powers manifest and learn to live in and protect the land.I think you hit it - there hasn't really been much of background info on the character but I'm cool with that because at least it'll be fun learning as I go along.But one example of what I would consider to be perhaps not well thought out (and that's only my opinion based on a lack of understanding of the character) is that he took his favored enemy to be planars.&nbsp; One the one hand it will serve him in good stead way down the road when we're actually high enough level to go plane jumping, but on the other hand how in the world did a lvl 1/1 aasimar learn enough about planar creatures and develop such a hatred of them?Yeah, well, the paladin has a higher Wilderness Lore than the Ranger (puts head in hands and lets out a sob).&nbsp; Part of the background of the paladin is that he lived as a woodsman/huntsman prior to a bit un unpleasetness with some skellies and zombies that led to the destruction of his family, thus leading him to swear vengence against undead.I'd considered making him a lvl 1/2 Ranger/Paladin but figured it would be too munchkin and I could reflect the story by taking ranks in Wilderness Lore.As far as the aasimar goes, the player pointed out probably quite rightly that it's hard for us to tell what his vision is because he's only level 1/1 - he hardly has any spells and fights like a lvl 1 ranger - around 4/4 or 5/5 it'd make more sense.&nbsp; I hope.Planar Ranger - The character was created before the MotP came out.&nbsp; I know of the Urban Ranger, but not having it in front of me don't know about such a prestige class.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="enrious, post: 96860, member: 2126"] Oh I could as well, say he's driven into the wilderness when his sorcerer powers manifest and learn to live in and protect the land. I think you hit it - there hasn't really been much of background info on the character but I'm cool with that because at least it'll be fun learning as I go along. But one example of what I would consider to be perhaps not well thought out (and that's only my opinion based on a lack of understanding of the character) is that he took his favored enemy to be planars. One the one hand it will serve him in good stead way down the road when we're actually high enough level to go plane jumping, but on the other hand how in the world did a lvl 1/1 aasimar learn enough about planar creatures and develop such a hatred of them? [b][/B] Yeah, well, the paladin has a higher Wilderness Lore than the Ranger (puts head in hands and lets out a sob). Part of the background of the paladin is that he lived as a woodsman/huntsman prior to a bit un unpleasetness with some skellies and zombies that led to the destruction of his family, thus leading him to swear vengence against undead. I'd considered making him a lvl 1/2 Ranger/Paladin but figured it would be too munchkin and I could reflect the story by taking ranks in Wilderness Lore. As far as the aasimar goes, the player pointed out probably quite rightly that it's hard for us to tell what his vision is because he's only level 1/1 - he hardly has any spells and fights like a lvl 1 ranger - around 4/4 or 5/5 it'd make more sense. I hope. Planar Ranger - The character was created before the MotP came out. I know of the Urban Ranger, but not having it in front of me don't know about such a prestige class. [/QUOTE]

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