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<blockquote data-quote="Leif" data-source="post: 6444467" data-attributes="member: 48762">Old School RangersYou do recall the Old Skool rule about multiple Rangers in a party, don't you?&nbsp; There is a rule in the 1E PH that no more than three rangers can work together on a continuing basis.&nbsp; This was elaborated in a Dragon article, where it was said that Rangers are too concerned for the people of the lands everywhere for them to have a concentrated force in one place, with the exception of rangers coming together to eliminate a specific threat and then dispersing again once that threat is quelled.&nbsp; We only have 2 players who wish to have rangers, so it's not a problem, but this seemed like a good time to remind everyone of the old-school ranger rule.The actual rule is on page 24 at the bottom of the second column under &quot;The following restrictions and strictures apply to Rangers:&quot;&quot;3.&nbsp; No more than three rangers may ever operate together at any time.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Leif, post: 6444467, member: 48762"] [b]Old School Rangers[/b] You do recall the Old Skool rule about multiple Rangers in a party, don't you? There is a rule in the 1E PH that no more than three rangers can work together on a continuing basis. This was elaborated in a Dragon article, where it was said that Rangers are too concerned for the people of the lands everywhere for them to have a concentrated force in one place, with the exception of rangers coming together to eliminate a specific threat and then dispersing again once that threat is quelled. We only have 2 players who wish to have rangers, so it's not a problem, but this seemed like a good time to remind everyone of the old-school ranger rule. The actual rule is on page 24 at the bottom of the second column under "The following restrictions and strictures apply to Rangers:" "3. No more than three rangers may ever operate together at any time." [/QUOTE]

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