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Have you considered introducing a healing hireling type of character to help take care of the void in the party; the GM or another player could control the "Hired" Healer. The problem player might also like to try the Inquisitor class which might be compatable with his play style. I applaud you for trying to work it out; and good luck...May all your rolls be 20's...

The Spell-Less ranger from Kobold Quarterly #11 has Stealth Attack, which is essentially sneak attack limited to their favored terrain or favored enemy.

Is there a way to access Kobold Quarterly #11 from this web site?

Is there any way to let a Ranger get a sneak attack without multi-classing with a Rogue class; like a FEAT or Trait ability?
Thanks for any help.

Can a Ranger choose the Weapon Specialization FEAT? The requirements say Weapon Focus, and 4th level FIGHTER. If not, what can I do to help increase a Rangers effectiveness? My Ranger is a Two-Handed Weapon style specialist. Presently my Ranger uses a bastard sword, so that I can use 1 or 2 hands (thinking later of maybe using some kind of off hand combat maneuver). Would a great sword just be better. Thanks for any help.

Then there's this. Always wanted to give it a go. 800+ pages, 16 full-color maps. Expensive, though.

This looks awesome thanks for the link.

A "Megadungeon" is basically a really big dungeon, made to basically carry characters from level 1 to level 20. It's an overgeneralization, but you should get the picture. Levels don't necessarily have anything to do with eachother, there doesn't need to be some overarching story explaining it all. It's just a really big dungeon where your players get to fight bigger and bigger baddies as the progress through.

Thanks for the help

You could pick up some dungeon modules from "the other game" or a third party source. There are even some "megadungeon" modules out there that are essentially an entire campaign crammed into one huge dungeon crawl.

I've never heard of megadungeon before is that a company or a product?

I am running an intro to Pathfinder campaign at my favorite hobby shop and and decided to modify an old module (from the other game) and give my players there first look at an old school dungeon crawl. The problem is they love it WAY more than the adventures I keep purchasing from pazio; I know that pazio must have some more retro based adventure, but I can't find them or find anyone who has played any of them. If there aren't any retro themed adventures on the market am I doomed to have to create all my own adventures for my players. They just aren't as happy with the store bought adventure I keep buying. What options do I have?