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Thanks, Liz.

This product contains three new combat styles for rangers (Beast Tamer, Firearm, and Guerrilla Warfare) and includes fifteen new feats:

Aberrant Quarry
Crack Construct
Dragonslayer
Fiend Warden
Game Hunter
Knowledgeable Hunter
Monster Hunter
Signature Ranger Trap
Staunch Enemy
Strider
Terrorize Prey
Topple Giants
Vile Stalker
Warren Lurker
Woodwoe

Thanks, and enjoy.

I do love good ranger options! :)

Between the two new releases, this is my favorite. It's got feats specific to different kinds of favored enemies.

Bought this a few hours ago.

One complaint: Woodwoe should only be affective vs plants, or should at least only grant Bane: Plants.

As it stands, its very, very strong in a totally general manner. Almost one of those "you need to take this feat or you're a crappy Ranger and need to die, in a fire"

What a difference one word makes. That is indeed a typo: bane should read plant bane. I'll issue the errata right away. Good catch, Monkeygod.

Typo aside, what did you think of the product?

I'll write a full review later, but it's a very good. There's one feat that a certain Ranger of mine in a certain PbP will be taking asap.

Glad to hear it!

Thanks for your excellent review, Xaaon of Xen'Drik!

Corrected a small typo discovered by Xaaon of Xen'Drik. Thanks!

And reviewed here and sent to GMS magazine. Cheers!

Thanks for your excellent review, Endzeitgeist! This product is shaping up to be my highest-rated yet, as I'd hoped that it would. Though Class Acts: Witches remains my favorite product to-date, Rangers gives it a run for the money.

Though I am shocked and dismayed to discover that the Aberrant Quarry typo got past me, I want to address something else you mentioned: Knowledgeable Tracker. This feat is meant to let you make a Knowledge check to identify a creature and it's special qualities just by finding that creature's tracks. You would do so in the same way that you normally would use the Knowledge skill to identify creatures - no hand-waving required.

Also: I'm grateful that your review gave some detailed attention to the new ranger combat styles. I know they're just a blurb on the "feats table page," but a lot of careful attention went into those!

And actually, while I liked the feats, I consider the combat styles the best piece of crunch herein - designing these is hard, so I absolutely loved them. And I concur - Witches is also my favorite, though Rangers is imho better on average. :) You're improving fast!

Reviewed at four and a half stars.

Thanks for your excellent review, EnWorlder! Vile Stalker is pretty awesome, isn't it?

Just picked this up today and I have to admit that Fiend Warden is WAY better than Vile Stalker, RAW. That's not to say that Vile Stalker is a bad feat. Not by any means. It's actually quite good for anyone of the evil alignment that doesn't have the subtype, and is essentially an assassin, but Fiend Warden is just better in the fact that your prey can never truly escape you. And that seems more like stalking aspect. Where you can run, and you can hide, but you're never truly going to get away short of plane shifting.

kevin_video, Vile Stalker is at about the same power-level, but you're right about Fiend Warden being the better tracking feat.