Rangers - A guild or a way of life?
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2003 5:52 pm
Lately I've come across many rangers who act as if being a ranger is being part of a guild or association. I on the other hand believe that being a ranger is living a certain lifestyle; living off the land, protecting the creatures of the forests and the forests themselves, being guides for those who find themselves lost in the forest realms, etc. Also I've come across many rangers who find my ranger to their dislike because he does not strictly believe that the Warden Ranger should be seen as an actual leader of rangers ( which would mean that rangers in fact are a guild ). I have always thought of most rangers to be loners, following their instincts and points-of-view from their ancestry rather than policies created by a leader. Many are thinking that all rangers should act like the Warden and strictly follow his policies but that should not be so.
From PHB 3.5 "Most rangers are also chaotic, preferring to follow the ebb and flow of nature or of their own hearts intead of rigid rules."
So my point is, should rangers be seen as a unified guild, with a leader and guidelines or should being a ranger be seen as a way of one's lifestyle?
From PHB 3.5 "Most rangers are also chaotic, preferring to follow the ebb and flow of nature or of their own hearts intead of rigid rules."
So my point is, should rangers be seen as a unified guild, with a leader and guidelines or should being a ranger be seen as a way of one's lifestyle?