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The proposed changes with the 'expert classes' spells out a lot of changes for our classes but perhaps none more so than for our very own kings of the jungle the Rangers. With a raft of changes, there is a veritable cobweb of changes for our halflings to get stuck into!

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Melon Bread

I’ve played rangers and they’ve been pretty good ever since Tasha’s—I think it’s easy to not see how powerful interactions can be during play. A lot of the issues with rangers are essentially issues with the exploration “pillar.” Alas, D&D is still primarily a combat game. 😔

Arliden VanGrants

Sure, they can get a d8 for an unarmed strick, and it is better than the monks. But the monk can use their bonus action to punch early on, giving them 2d4+ their modifier twice if they hit both times