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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 9085180" data-attributes="member: 63508">at fear of being called elitist, most people who want to play Rangers just want to play Fighters with a bow.The unique part is.. The Ranger1) has High skillsand 2) has magic to not play honestThe different between a druid and the ranger is the ranger's skill modifier and attack modifier is (supposed to be) much higher.It's easier to see in 3e.The 3e ranger had more skill points and more class skills than the druid.When the rogue tracks, they have a large modifier and can defeat te high DCs. But when they hit a river where the tracks end. GAME OVER. The tracks are gone.When the druid can tracks accross a river by wildshaping into a dog and sniffing out the trail in the air., they have a large modifier but their modifer is low +4.The ranger can cast scent and track over water. With their +10 to the check.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 9085180, member: 63508"] at fear of being called elitist, most people who want to play Rangers just want to play Fighters with a bow. The unique part is.. The Ranger 1) has High skills and 2) has magic to not play honest The different between a druid and the ranger is the ranger's [B]skill modifier and attack modifier is (supposed to be) much higher.[/B] It's easier to see in 3e. The 3e ranger had more skill points and more class skills than the druid. When the rogue tracks, they have a large modifier and can defeat te high DCs. But when they hit a river where the tracks end. GAME OVER. The tracks are gone. When the druid can tracks accross a river by wildshaping into a dog and sniffing out the trail in the air., they have a large modifier but their modifer is low +4. The ranger can cast[I] scent[/I] and track over water. With their +10 to the check. [/QUOTE]

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