It would be weird to have no proficiency in Nature and Survival from level 5-8, when I get Survivalist, although between the Wanderer background feature and Ranger levels I should be able to manage. Is 3d6 really that much better than 2d6 Sneak Attack? If I'm a very sneaky archer, can I put off Uncanny Dodge? It seems to me that the Rogue abilities are front-loaded ahead of 5th level, but I could be underestimating the importance of the 5th-level features.Ĭonversely, I could go up the Ranger path first - I'd still start Rogue I think, but start the game as Rogue 1/Ranger 4 and potentially grab Ranger 5 right away for the extra attack before focusing on Rogue (this would put off Sharpshooter one more level, and also delay getting the second subclass up and running). One potential problem is that I'm really delaying getting my 5th level in anything. I'd beeline down the Ranger path until I hit Rogue 4/Ranger 5 (extra attack, 2nd-level spells), then - if the campaign is still going, or if I return to the character in a future higher level campaign - go Rogue the rest of the way. My plan is to start Rogue, and start the game at Rogue 4/Ranger 1. What it focuses on more is a range-loving build with spectacular movement options, great first-turn power and the best level 17 option a Rogue can ask for, in terms of damage. Wood Elf, Point Buy, Str 8 Dex 18 Con 14 Int 10 Wis 16 Cha 8Įlven Accuracy Feat at Rogue 4 (the +1 is included in the 18 Dex), planning to take Sharpshooter at Ranger 4 (level 8).Įxpertise in Perception and Stealth (and automatically in Nature and Survival) The Scout Rogue takes the tools of the traditional Rogue and adds on some nature skill. This here will be a quick step guide which will includeskills, stats and which gear to pick and choose.Scout:Bow Scouts vs XbowscoutsBow scout-Has increased amount of attack power. In short you will have alot of dodge, good attack power but average defence. It's likely to be a fairly tactical game. of 2 - Scout Guide: The Bow - posted in Hawker Class: Pvp / UW BuildHere is the straight forward guide to making a scout (pvp / uw). This Guide will include information about the whole game this is just a little section I made for the beginning.
Once it all comes together I'm pretty sure the build will work, but will it be weak until then? Campaigns don't last forever, so if it will suck at first I may want to reconsider. That Monster Hunter-styled MMORPG Dragomon Hunter has put out a new video focusing on the available characters classes. Thank You and have Fun playing Dragomon Hunter I hope this was slightly helpful This Guide will be Updated possibly 1-2 a day Please write in the comments suggestions and question that I can answer and also to improve this guide. Both subclasses seem really cool, and it would give me tons of utility through skills, adding a little magic later. Feat: Travel devotion, Bonus: PB Shot, Bonus: Track.
Without a decent set of gear (and a good understanding of your class) you cant do well no matter what builds you use.
#DRAGOMON HUNTER SCOUT BUILD FULL#
I'm considering a Rogue (Scout)/Ranger (Gloom Stalker) character for an upcoming game starting at 5th level. You can also get Swift Hunter without any Scout levels and with full BAB via Simple (Sneak Attack) Fighter 1 and Highland Stalker 4: Race: Human, Azurin, Strongheart Halfing, Frostblood Orc/Half-Orc. Dragomon Hunter Class Guide - Recommended Scout Dual Blades Builds for PvE Before I get to the point I have to say equipment is the foundation in PvE instances, especially the end-game ones.
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