I just want to say that I think that it's ridiculous that a barbarian spitting snarling dancing all over the place and roaring about can toot on a warhorn and lure any mob into the room. but as a ranger, in tune with nature and able to vanish into nothing at will... I can't even call animals into the room let alone any creature in the game.

We hear a lot of talk about balance and fairness when it comes to the use of magic and the use of magic to accomplish things. We've had some of our abilities shared with every guild in the game. (arranging, companions, etc) but when content is released that from an RP standpoint really makes sense for our guild... we aren't even given a tip of the hat.

I'm done complaining... but I would be interested in a civil conversation with whatever GM decides who gets what abilities.

But we got the nature's boon spell!

The richest guild is not the one that has the most, but expects the least.

Rangers are the richest by far.

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Player of Diggan, Ranger & Halfing of Aesry

I'll buy that they need something like it for playability... but I think we should get it for realism.

>>Um... how do they need more critters than I do?

I lol'ed <3

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>How long does it take you to lock evasion or hiding/stalking? Now imagine you're weapons primary instead, and you need three different kinds of weapons, and the only way to learn well is to utterly eviscerate creatures.

Basically how skinning was for rangers before arrange, except you get exp for every attack instead of just once.

I have no issue with Barbs getting war horns. Or Bards getting siren.

I just firmly believe that we should have gotten our long-discussed animal lure/call ability along with them.

-pete

Stalk, ambush (Jab is great, but you can use the entire sequence ((draw, sweep, slice, chop, ect)) and repeating it over and over again has worked very well for me. If your not getting good results, it may be time to find a more challenging critter.

Do, or do not, there is no try." -Yoda