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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 7922093" data-attributes="member: 63508">It's not about being a guide. It's about being the tracker.The rogue lacks the magic.The cleric lacks the skills.The wizard lacks the scores.Sure for a complete urban adventure, your players can tailor themselves for a complete campaign of social intrigue and detective engagement. And you'd prefer that in you game is 80%+ dedicated to being a fantasy noir detective movie. Same if you were going for a heist team or urban ghostbusters.But for the archetypal fantasy detective in a team that only dips into it every so often, you can't stuff the magic and skills into a single class. At that point one option is to dip back into D&D past and snag the urban ranger. Problem is it need the same class feature swaps and a subclass.</blockquote>