Nobody hunts with a longsword.

Ok, so some rare few fight with longswordsSteveman wrote:My uncle Jim used to hunt boars with a spear, and at least once he brought home a deer he killed with his "knife". I use quotations, since his knife was a 12-inch long survival knife that I would class more of a short sword. I was kind of like this, but made of iron by his father in the 1920s.
I would actually say that a Snipe attack (same bonuses and damage consideration) is only slightly better in the sense that the Scout is relatively safe from any sort of melee retribution, and has a greater chance to maneuver again (or subsequently hide, run away, etc.) than a Thief does with a backstab sort of Sneak Attack.Joe the Rat wrote:Aside from "appropriateness," do Sneak Attack and Sniper Attack balance equivalently? If so, you could make this a choice at character creation.
Rangers as Melee probably depends on your version of ranger. To many, they are Bowmen. If you are using my version, there is not specific weapon kudo... only enemy perks.Dimirag wrote:I like the "thievish-ranger" approach, while rangers are more melee-range balanced scouts should be more range oriented, the Sniper shot ability fits nicely maybe it could have some more strict requirements:
Instead of attacking an opponent's back the bonus can be used when taking "aim" from medium/long distance.
The double damage could be done against unaware/surprised opponents.
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