View source for Ranger/1st

{{ArchetypeLevel
|Archetype=Ranger
|Level=1st
|BAB=+1
|Fort=+2
|Ref=+2
|Will=+0
|Abilities={{ArchetypeSection|Title=Combat Training|Rules=Gain the ability to perform the [[Attack of Opportunity]] reaction.

{{OptionalBox|If this is your first level in a class that grants combat training get the following benefits:

First you get Wisdom as your practitioner modifier.

In addition gain the {{link_feat|Scout}}, {{link_feat|Sniper}} and {{link_feat|Far Shot}} feats as bonus feats, and you may pick either an {{link_feat|Equipment}} feat or a {{link_feat|Scout Style}} feat. (4 feats total)

Finally you get the Ranger weapon and armor proficiencies listed in the header.}}
|Example='''Quickbuilds'''<br>''Stalker:'' Focuses on the Sniper style with an array of other abilities to support melee combat.

{{OptionalBox|Gain the {{link_feat|Scout}}, {{link_feat|Sniper}} and {{link_feat|Far Shot}} feats, and pick the {{link_feat|Blades Training}} Equipment feat.

Blades Training grants proficiency in the {{link_item|dagger|ul}}, {{link_item|dueling dagger|ul}}, {{link_item|greatsword|ul}}, {{link_item|kriegsmesser|ul}}, {{link_item|kukri|ul}}, {{link_item|longsword|ul}}, {{link_item|messer|ul}} and {{link_item|shortsword|ul}}}}}}
{{ArchetypeSection|Title=Tracker|Rules=You gain the {{link_feat|Tracker}} and {{link_feat|Track The Scene}} feats.}}
{{ArchetypeSection|Title=Wild Empathy|Rules=You can improve the initial attitude of an animal. This ability functions just like a [[Diplomacy]] check to improve the attitude of a person. You roll 1d20 and add your ranger level and your Charisma bonus to determine the wild empathy check result. The typical domestic animal has a starting attitude of indifferent, while wild animals are usually unfriendly.

To use wild empathy, you and the animal must be within 30 feet of one another under normal visibility conditions. Generally, influencing an animal in this way takes 1 minute, but, as with influencing people, it might take more or less time.

You can also use this ability to influence a magical beast with an Intelligence score of 1 or 2, but take a –4 penalty on the check.}}

{{ArchetypeSection|Title=Feats|Rules=The ranger archetype grants no feats on level 1, besides those mentioned in ''Combat Training''.
|Example={{OptionalBox|However, if this is your first character level you gain a bonus feat of any type. Use it to pick the {{link_feat|Dodge}} feat.}}}}

{{ArchetypeSection|Title=Equipment|Rules='''Starting Gold:''' 175 gold pieces 
|Example='''Gear Packages:''' 
* {{link_item|morningstar|ul}}, {{link_item|longbow|ul}} w. 20 arrows, {{link_item|studded leather armor|ul}} and 62 gold pieces, or
* {{link_item|morningstar|ul}}, {{link_item|buckler|ul}}, {{link_item|shortbow|ul}} w. 20 arrows, {{link_item|leather lamellar armor|ul}} and 67 gold pieces, or
* {{link_item|morningstar|ul}}, {{link_item|buckler|ul}}, 5 {{link_item|heavy crossbow|ul}} w. 20 bolts, {{link_item|chain shirt|ul}} and 6 gold pieces or
and a {{link_item|Traveler's Outfit|lc}}, a {{link_item|backpack|ul}}, a {{link_item|belt pouch|ul}}, and a {{link_item|whetstone|ul}}.

Use 6 gold pieces if you wish to purchase a {{link_item|trail package|ul}}.

Use 15 gold pieces if you wish to purchase a [[Equipment/Basic Dungeoneering Package|dungeoneering package]].

Use 7 gold pieces and 5 silver pieces if you wish to purchase a {{link_item|wilderness survival package|ul}}.

If you have the proficiency, you could:

Use 7 gold pieces to replace your morningstar with a {{link_item|longsword|ul}} or a {{link_item|messer|ul}}.
}}
}}