Master of the Wild, Hunter of the Unseen: Why Play a Ranger in D&D

Do you want to stalk your enemies through the shadows, strike with deadly precision, and thrive where others would perish? The Ranger is your silent sentinel, blending martial skill, nature magic, and survival instincts into a versatile force of reckoning. Whether you're tracking monsters across frozen peaks, commanding a loyal beast companion, or striking from the treetops with a hail of arrows, Rangers are at home in the untamed wilds—and make any battlefield their domain. Play a Ranger, and become the hunter the darkness fears.


  • Krusk the Hunter Orc Hunter

    Krusk the Hunter is a Lawful Neutral Orc. They are a strong stubborn farmer who cares deeply about the forest that they grew up in and fear a powerful hag that has made those woods her home. Th are on a quest to rid the world of this hag and bring the forest that they love back to harmony. Like all other Rangers they have good offensive powers supplemented with a little bit of magic as well as useful skills outside of combat. In addition, they are also a more powerful warrior than the other rangers able to deal considerable consistent damage to powerful targets or cleave through hordes of enemies. They are an easy character to play and are good for players that want to make lots of attacks against enemies, cutting down hordes of foes every turn in a whirlwind of fury.

  • Shava Oakenheel Human Beast Master

    Shava Oakenheel is a Chaotic Good Human. They and their pet bear were orphaned when a White Dragon destroyed their village and claimed the land as its own. They were thrown out into the world due to this dragon and want the power to reclaim their ancestral home. Like all other Rangers they have good offensive powers supplemented with a little bit of magic as well as useful skills outside of combat. In addition, they also have a pet bear that is a powerful ally in combat and able to tear enemies apart. They are an easy character to play and are good for players that want a pet bear that will tear your enemies apart, as well as some additional magic and spells.

  • Shrike DeVir Elf Gloom Stalker

    Shrike DeVir is a Lawful Neutral Drow Elf. They are part of an Order of like-minded Warriors that hunt monsters that would threaten civilization. They are in this Order to gain the skills and strength needed to exact revenge on the mindflayer colony that destroyed his village and is threatening the world. Like all other Rangers they have good offensive powers supplemented with a little bit of magic as well as useful skills outside of combat. In addition, they are also the best archer in the game, doing lots of extra damage at range and with bonuses to the first round of combat. They are an easy character to play and are good for players that want to play from the backlines firing off arrows at enemies bringing down strong enemies while never taking damage themselves

  • Tamara Springwood Elf Fey Wanderer

    Tamara Springwood is a Chaotic Good Wood Elf. They closely aligned with the Fey, Druids and other nature-based peoples. They have been sent by their Queen to hunt down and kill an evil Fey ruler that has escaped and is a threat to their Queens kingdom. Like all other Rangers they have good offensive powers supplemented with a little bit of magic as well as useful skills outside of combat. In addition, they are also the most charismatic of the Rangers able to lie, persuade, or distract allies or foes far better than any other Ranger, and if that fails, they also do extra damage with every hit of their sword. They are a medium difficultly character to play and are good for players that want to talk and lie more and try to talk their way into or out of situations instead of just committing to violence, although when violence does come, they are still a formidable threat