Hi there, a quick question: in the errata.pdf document I get from your site (at /newsite/downloads/pdfs/errata.pdf) I read on the table at bottom of Page 1 that Rangers can use the following types of armor:
Breastplate, chainmail, chain shirt, hide, leather, chain coif, armor, leather coat, padded, ring mail, scale mail, normal helm, studded leather
From the hardcopy PHB labeled TLG80102 on the back hardcover, bought in Jan 2007, I have this list instead (page 13):
Breastplate, chainmail hauberk & shirt, cuir bouille, greek ensemble, leather, chain coif, leather coat, padded, ring mail, scale mail, studded leather
'Though I'd be inclined to think that it'd make more sense for a Ranger to wear hide than greek ensemble (with all those bronze plate things), I was curious to learn what's the official/latest stance from the Troll Lords on this.
Thanks to anyone who can help to discern this!
Rangers: Armors Allowed
I believe that that errata is for the 1st printing of the PHB. Traveller has an "unoffically" official one for the 2nd printing. Which I can't seem to find on the C&C Players site. Perhaps Traveller would like to chime in here on where to find the new errata file.
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Rigon wrote:
I believe that that errata is for the 1st printing of the PHB. Traveller has an "unoffically" official one for the 2nd printing. Which I can't seem to find on the C&C Players site. Perhaps Traveller would like to chime in here on where to find the new errata file.
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Er..., yeah. You could just do that.gideon_thorne wrote:
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Umm, why are Rangers allowed Breastplates and Scale, considering the former is the last thing someone who stalks animals in the wild would wear, while the latter is armor usually worn by cavalry?
Umm, why are Rangers allowed Breastplates and Scale, considering the former is the last thing someone who stalks animals in the wild would wear, while the latter is armor usually worn by cavalry?
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Keolander wrote:
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Umm, why are Rangers allowed Breastplates and Scale, considering the former is the last thing someone who stalks animals in the wild would wear, while the latter is armor usually worn by cavalry?
It depends on the type of ranger you want to play?
Wilderness scout.....
Or an advance scout for an army. A knight of sorts with tracking skills.
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I thought it was a combination of AC bonus as well as the probable difficulty in moving about while wearing armor of a certain type.
The Bard, can wear a Breastplate, but not a full chainmail suit. I look at it as the breastplate allows for greater fluidity in regards to movement, the chainmail just gets in the way. (Or was it Scalemail?)
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The Bard, can wear a Breastplate, but not a full chainmail suit. I look at it as the breastplate allows for greater fluidity in regards to movement, the chainmail just gets in the way. (Or was it Scalemail?)
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