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<blockquote data-quote="Plane Sailing" data-source="post: 139549" data-attributes="member: 114">My major Ranger revision:Rangers Hardy individuals, used to scouting alone in the wilderness. They use all the rules for the barbarian class except as follows:No Rage: The Ranger does not get the ability to rage (unless purchased as a feat any you have a barbarian background). No Spells: The Ranger has no spell ability. No two weapon fighting.Favoured Enemy: At 1st level a ranger gets one point in Favoured Enemy. You must spend this initial point of Favoured Enemy on a creature type from Table 3-14 (p. 45 Player's Hand Book). At every odd level he gains another point in Favoured Enemy. Each time a ranger gains points of Favoured Enemy he may then allot his points of Favoured Enemy among the creatures on his list of Enemies from Table 3-14 as he sees fit, either increasing an existing score or starting a new one at +1. There is a maximum bonus of +5 for any one favoured prey. If he reaches 20th level, all of his favoured enemies gain an additional +1. Favoured enemy is used both to hit and to damage. Favoured enemy is considered a morale bonus to damage, and as such it works against all targets, whether undead, constructs or anything else. Skills: The Ranger list of skills is used. Other Abilities: The Ranger gets d12 HD, fast movement, uncanny dodge and damage resistance along the same schedule as the PHB barbarian class. Rangers are primarily found in the Borderlands and in the various barbarian nations. (in my campaign Barbarians are not a class, they are people groups with access to Rage and Improved Rage feats. In the barbarian tribes you will find rangers, fighters, rogues and shamen (druids))</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Plane Sailing, post: 139549, member: 114"] My major Ranger revision: [b]Rangers [/b] Hardy individuals, used to scouting alone in the wilderness. They use all the rules for the barbarian class except as follows: No Rage: The Ranger does not get the ability to rage (unless purchased as a feat any you have a barbarian background). No Spells: The Ranger has no spell ability. No two weapon fighting. Favoured Enemy: At 1st level a ranger gets one point in Favoured Enemy. You must spend this initial point of Favoured Enemy on a creature type from Table 3-14 (p. 45 Player's Hand Book). At every odd level he gains another point in Favoured Enemy. Each time a ranger gains points of Favoured Enemy he may then allot his points of Favoured Enemy among the creatures on his list of Enemies from Table 3-14 as he sees fit, either increasing an existing score or starting a new one at +1. There is a maximum bonus of +5 for any one favoured prey. If he reaches 20th level, all of his favoured enemies gain an additional +1. Favoured enemy is used both to hit and to damage. Favoured enemy is considered a morale bonus to damage, and as such it works against all targets, whether undead, constructs or anything else. Skills: The Ranger list of skills is used. Other Abilities: The Ranger gets d12 HD, fast movement, uncanny dodge and damage resistance along the same schedule as the PHB barbarian class. Rangers are primarily found in the Borderlands and in the various barbarian nations. (in my campaign Barbarians are not a class, they are people groups with access to Rage and Improved Rage feats. In the barbarian tribes you will find rangers, fighters, rogues and shamen (druids)) [/QUOTE]

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