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<blockquote data-quote="Asisreo" data-source="post: 8121228" data-attributes="member: 7019027">LMoP came out before the DMG did. Its an adventure where a Ranger's skills can easily be relevant either by taking beasts or goblin humanoid as your enemy and forest or mountain as your terrain. There have been several adventuring books with terrain and enemy types relevant to Rangers since 5e's release. Plus, the &quot;Ranger fixes&quot; are basically something they've been doing since, what? 4 years? Nothing is happening just now except for racial adjustments, new tools, new subclass and variant features not meant to be a necessity for all players because that's just bad business. And missing high-level adventures isn't really a Ranger issue. I've heard ill-prepared DM's tend to fail with fighters, barbarians, rogues, wizards, and monks at high-level for some reason or another. So Rangers aren't being singled out at high-level either.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Asisreo, post: 8121228, member: 7019027"] LMoP came out before the DMG did. Its an adventure where a Ranger's skills can easily be relevant either by taking beasts or goblin humanoid as your enemy and forest or mountain as your terrain. There have been several adventuring books with terrain and enemy types relevant to Rangers since 5e's release. Plus, the "Ranger fixes" are basically something they've been doing since, what? 4 years? Nothing is happening [B]just now[/B] except for racial adjustments, new tools, new subclass and variant features not meant to be a necessity for all players because that's just bad business. And missing high-level adventures isn't really a Ranger issue. I've heard ill-prepared DM's tend to fail with fighters, barbarians, rogues, wizards, and monks at high-level for some reason or another. So Rangers aren't being singled out at high-level either. [/QUOTE]

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