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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Furn_Darkside" data-source="post: 138879" data-attributes="member: 210">Salutations,Slayer- interesting idea, and I like the mechanic. It gives a big reason for people to continue to take ranger levels, but- having said that, would any ranger not take this?  Instead of d6's, I would suggest just allowing a +hit for +dam trade- just since it shows the person will do consistantly better damage to their first chosen foe before their latters.Bounty Hunty- I like it.Chameleon- Hmm, unless there is going to be a lot of adventures in the ranger's chosen terrain, being able to take 10 only hide seems to be kind of weak.  A couple of suggestions:1) Allow them to take 10 for hide/spot/listen/move silently- it may seem like a lot, but it is only one terrain.2) Make another feat that uses this one as a prerequisite- Ambush. If a hidden ranger surprises a foe their get some bonus (or perhaps a coup de grace attack.. though, I would have them have to study the foe for three rounds or so before hand).Determines: The one for Will saves would be appealing, and maybe the Fort if I had a feat to burn and knew I would be facing a lot of poisons/undead.  The reflex one would be avoided- since most reflex saves are one shots against damage/traps.How about pulling them all into one feat- name up to you and with higher requirements. The second save is also made at a penalty of how much they missed it by the first time. What does this do? Well, the feats as you describe them will make bad rolls in saving throws a bit less common- if not a lot less common. If they take a penalty by how much they failed, then it keeps the seriousness of a low roll, but still offers a second chance. If they only failed by a little amount, then it is not a big deal.Argh, I don't know- just an idea. heh.Good luckFD</blockquote>

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