Class: Ranger

Role
Damage
Weapons
Bows Crossbows Spears
Armor
Leather Chainmail
Position

Agile and experienced Rangers excel at wilderness survival and archery. They are masters of tracking, combining natural magic with a sharp aim and with their animal companions, they defend forests and allies from threats.

Rangers' most popular weapons are bows, but they can wield blades, spears, or staves when needed. As for armor, they like to wear leather or chain armor that doesn't prevent them from shooting arrows accurately. At 18th level, the Ranger gains a small increase in resistance to the nature elements.

Their skill in taming wild horses and rare mustangs is unmatched. The small exception is some high level battle beasts that are exclusive to druids.

How to become

Any player can become a ranger right after completing introductory quests. Ask Glimp, the Class Tutor, to teleport you to the ranger's guild. Visit your classmaster Joseph and ask him if you can join'. Then repeat the oath after him: “Woods are my home and my grounds. I will care!"
Note the location of your classmaster as you will need to visit him every time you want to level up.

Abilities

Title	Level	Type	Description
Resist elements	18	Passive	Gains 15 points of resistance against four elements (earth, fire, air, ice).

Taming and Herding

Taming is the art of bonding with wild creatures and turning them into loyal companions. It takes patience, trust and understanding to form a deep bond between human and animal. The initial skill will allow you to start taming brown bears (to help you in combat), later more bear variants and wild horses, and finally the rarest mounts living at the end of the hardest dungeons.

Herding is the skill of leading and controlling a group of animals to move and attack together as a cohesive unit. Effective herding requires knowledge of animal behavior. A higher herding skill allows you to command stronger animals (or groups of smaller animals).

Notable Battle Beasts to help you level up:

Animal	Taming	Herding
bird	0
rabbit	0
rat	0
great hart	5
deer	5
eagle	5
white great hart	5
cat	7
jackrabbit	10
squirrel	10
winter rabbit	15
brown bear	25	30
wolf	30	30
black bear	30	40
ferret	32
gorilla	40	45
jackal	40
grizzly bear	40	50
panther	45
dingoo	50	50

Animal	Taming	Herding
hyena	50
frost wolf	50
kodiak bear	55	62
desert snake	60	62
aligator	60	68
mountain gorilla	63
horse	63
dire wolf	64	76
giant tarantula	64
llama	66
horse 4	67
horse 5	68
snowleopard	68	76
horse 3	70
fire lizard	72
Merigrin	73
osprey	75
Sethino	75
sand llama	75
swamp llama	76

Animal	Taming	Herding
Perumi	77
mountain llama	77
polar bear	80	81
black llama	80
storm ostard	80
rock ostard	80
lava ostard	80
Earteneim	80
Wannon	80
Flamiet	82
Watroenal	82
Isemari	82
varan	85	97
Aurus	85
Ungelex	87
ice bear	87	93
desert ostard	90
forest ostard	93
frenzied ostard	95
pixie	95

.useskill animaltaming

A few tips:

• Remember that pets and horses need to be fed to stay tamed.
• If you want to ride a horse, you must first equip it with a bridle purchased from the stables.
• You cannot gain more knowledge by taming the same animal repeatedly.

* Wearing magic items that increase your Taming increases your chances of taming an animal, but you must have your base Taming trained high enough to begin a taming attempt.

Tracking

Tracking is the skill of following tracks left by humans or animals. It involves observation, intuition and knowledge of footprints, scents and marks in the wilderness to aid in navigation and hunting. Improving this skill increases tracking range.

You can use different commands to specify what to track:

• .useskill tracking tracks all trackable objects within skill range
• .trackname polar bear tracks all nearby polar bears
• .trackname John tracks all characters named John
• .track mount tracks all nearby mounts (but some may be untamable)
• .track playerkiller will display nearby player killers (at high skill levels their names too)

tip: the most commonly used combination is .track mount player playerkiller

Spells

To cast spells, you need to have reagents (regs) with you. These can be bought from vendors, players, or collected from fallen monsters.

Spell	#	Circle	Regs	Description
Regeneration In Xen Mani	232	2		Positive, weak but fast healing spell for beasts or druids in morph. Restores 10 HP to the target.
Ferocity Uus Xen Mani	237	2		Positive buff spell that increases the STR of the targeted beast by 17-23 points for 6 minutes.
Poison In Nox	120	3		Inflicts poison
Stone Fur Uus Xen Sanct	240	3		Positive buff spell that increases the AR of the targeted beast by 17-23 points for 6 minutes.
Stupor Uus Xen Por Jux	243	3		Slows the target.
Enhanced Caution Ex Hur Sanct	266	4		Makes you untraceable for few minutes.
Natural Aura Ort Xen Sanct	241	5		Positive buff spell that increases the elemental resistances (air, cold, earth, fire) of the targeted beast by 17-23 points for 6 minutes.
Greater Stupor Vas Uus Xen Por Jux	244	5		Slows the target.
Reduce An Xen Ort Sanct	246	5		Neutral spell that shrinks a tamed animal for 24 hours. The animal becomes an item and appears in the druid's main backpack. Double-clicking on the shrunken animal restores it to its original size. The shrunken animal disappears after 24 hours in its reduced form.
Shadow Person Uus Quas	257	5
Sharp Senses Lor Wis	258	5
Sense Denial Ex Hur Quas	267	5
Holy Fur Rel Uus Xen	242	6		Positive buff spell that increases the melee resistances (blade, blunt, claws, pierce) of the targeted beast by 12-15 points for 6 minutes.

Equipment

Bows and Crossbows

Firearms are a bit different than melee weapons: - Attacking with ranged weapons requires you to stand still (you can move between shots). - The exception is the "cavalry crossbow", which can be loaded in advance and then fired while moving. - You must be at least 1 square away from the target to shoot - Higher level bows deal bonus damage when shooting from certain distances. - Ranged weapons need ammo to fire

Ammunition

• bows shoot arrows while crossbows need bolts
• both arrows nad bolts can be stored in quivers (small 250 / medium 500 / large 1000).
• both arrows and bolts have the same ammunition types with the following attributes:
• normal - standard damage, standard armor penetration - .projectile normal
• poisoned - low damage, prevents target from healing - .projectile poison
• silver - bonus damage to undead - .projectile silver
• magic - ignores magic shields, good against casters, costs mana to shoot - .projectile magic !N !* lightning - penetrates armor, good against melee fighters, costs mana to shoot - .projectile lightning
• knock - knocks opponent off mount - .projectile knocking

Skills Skills are trainable attributes that have a major impact on each character's gameplay. Below is the table of max values ​​at level 30. From level 31 onwards, only stats are being increased. Skill Max Aim 100 Animal Lore 100 Animal Taming 100 Archery 100 Armedcast 100 Camping 100 Cartography 100 Herding 100 Spiritspeak 100 Tracking 100 Veterinary 85 Healing 80 Detect Hidden 74 Engineering 74 Fishing 74 Forensic Evaluation 74 Lumberjacking 74 Stealth 74 Taste Identification 74 Anatomy 70 Tactics 70 Hiding 60 Magery 67 Cooking 57 Parry 57 Spears 57 Staves 57 Wrestling 57 Meditation 50 Magic Resistance 40 Arms Lore 35

Stats Stats are basic character attributes whose values are affected by Races and Classes. Level 30 Rasa Str Dex Int HP Mana Stam Orc 111 91 42 135 57 159 Human 102 98 69 127 99 155 Half-elf 94 105 82 121 107 153 Elf 90 108 87 118 114 151 Drow 88 103 98 112 122 144 Level 35 Rasa Str Dex Int HP Mana Stam Orc 120 99 46 147 62 174 Human 110 107 73 138 105 169 Half-elf 102 114 87 133 113 167 Elf 97 118 92 129 119 165 Drow 95 113 104 123 129 158