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in reply to @PuddlesTheVaporeon's post:
he does a good job
also he is a surprisingly useful character with THAT default kit, which was always weird in the previous games where he was like
written like a barbarian EXCEPT when actively mentioning being a ranger
he sucked as a ranger in bg1 and 2 so there were mods turning him into barb lol
A friend of mine sent me his stat block from before this game and I had to do a double take. That's, uh, NOT the stat block one would want for a ranger.
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also jim cummings voices him and a dragon in bg2
the dragon quotes winnie the pooh
He IS? 💀
Actually, then good for Matt Mercer for replacing him, then
Yeah..... AFAIK he got to be a trump dude and retweet breitbart culture war shit.
That's really gross, honestly. I was really just joking about being annoyed with Matt Mercer getting the role, but now I honestly love that he got it, instead. Hell yeah, thanks Matt.
Important to note that in older editions of D&D pre-drizztification(though the purple twink was still around) Rangers were just "fighter but better" or "fighter with skills". There are multiple Rangers throughout D&D including Drizzts own ranger sensei, Moonshie who used a shield and wore armor. This is even true to a lesser extent today as Rangers in 5e still have medium armor and shield proficiency which works well with the Dueling style for sword and board. In Pathfinder the ranger has a more diverse style set which also includes two-handers.
Edit: The low wisdom is funny as hell though
Ah, Pf Ranger. Pf1e ranger was the first class I ever tried in a ttrpg. It wasn't bad, but I quickly moved away from it after using both a dual wielding ranger and a bow ranger, and haven't really visited it. It's probably my playstyle and personality, but I just...never felt like I was contributing that much to damage in a fight...
