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<blockquote data-quote="Uller" data-source="post: 28695" data-attributes="member: 413">Hmmm....I hope you don't want to use...I don't know...a BOW with this ranger(Druids are limited to a very small selection of weapons)...or have a decent BAB, for that matter.No. Unless you want some of the way cool Rogue abilitys(which work quite nicely with a Ranger) stick with pure Ranger.&nbsp; Druiding is best left to the Druids unless you can talk your DM into expanding your weapons list.Also, going with something like a 2:1 Druid to Rogue ratio...about the time the Ranger can polymorph into a GIANT, the Druid/Rogue can only Wildshape into a Large animal...sorry...if you want a mix of decent skills and combat prowess, go with straight Ranger.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you don't care about animal companions or getting spells, and don't mind losing a little bit of your BAB, get 1 or 3 levels of Rogue(or even go half-and-half).&nbsp; &nbsp; It'll get you +2d6 sneak attack damage(which goes nicely with good stealth and Two-weapon fighting), Uncanny Dodge and Evasion...not to mention a bunch of extra skill points...in fact, take a level of Rogue FIRST to get as many skills as you can.As for your skills, make sure you have a decent Int and try to have equal helpings of Listen, Spot, Move Silently, Hide and Wilderness Lore with a smattering of Animal Empathy and Animal Handling if you intend to have an animal companion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Uller, post: 28695, member: 413"] Hmmm....I hope you don't want to use...I don't know...a BOW with this ranger(Druids are limited to a very small selection of weapons)...or have a decent BAB, for that matter. No. Unless you want some of the way cool Rogue abilitys(which work quite nicely with a Ranger) stick with pure Ranger. Druiding is best left to the Druids unless you can talk your DM into expanding your weapons list. Also, going with something like a 2:1 Druid to Rogue ratio...about the time the Ranger can polymorph into a GIANT, the Druid/Rogue can only Wildshape into a Large animal...sorry...if you want a mix of decent skills and combat prowess, go with straight Ranger. If you don't care about animal companions or getting spells, and don't mind losing a little bit of your BAB, get 1 or 3 levels of Rogue(or even go half-and-half). It'll get you +2d6 sneak attack damage(which goes nicely with good stealth and Two-weapon fighting), Uncanny Dodge and Evasion...not to mention a bunch of extra skill points...in fact, take a level of Rogue FIRST to get as many skills as you can. As for your skills, make sure you have a decent Int and try to have equal helpings of Listen, Spot, Move Silently, Hide and Wilderness Lore with a smattering of Animal Empathy and Animal Handling if you intend to have an animal companion. [/QUOTE]

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