italianranma
First Post
I recently got back from (real life) AF Combat Survival training. It was a ton of fun and I learned a lot of ranger-like stuff including how to hunt small game, how to skill and make pelts, what kinds of plants are edible, how to make a tent out of ponchos, and how to conceal it, and I even ate bugs! Of course ingame my current character is a froppish city dweller. I want to have a character were I can use this OOC knowledge to add depth to my storytelling. But on the same hand I want to kick ass.
From the basic classes rangers, druids, and barbarians are usually concedered the outdoors type. I was thinking ranger with the archery combat style but I could be persuaded otherwise. If I wanted to do the archer ranger what should my feat progression be like? We'll be using the standard point buy with 28pts. Our DM is notoriously stingy with magic items and wealth, so most of my damage needs to come from feats/spells. I wouldn't mind going into a prestige class so long as I can keep the character outdoorsy.
From the basic classes rangers, druids, and barbarians are usually concedered the outdoors type. I was thinking ranger with the archery combat style but I could be persuaded otherwise. If I wanted to do the archer ranger what should my feat progression be like? We'll be using the standard point buy with 28pts. Our DM is notoriously stingy with magic items and wealth, so most of my damage needs to come from feats/spells. I wouldn't mind going into a prestige class so long as I can keep the character outdoorsy.