Archetypes

Transporters specialize in smuggling people as efficiently as possible through harsh and difficult environments.

ReplacesFavored Terrain, Wild Empathy, Woodland Stride

A trapper is a ranger who focuses exclusively on traps, rather than learning conventional magic.

ReplacesSpells

Some rangers have taken up the mysteries of black powder in order to become big game hunters.

ReplacesWild Empathy, Combat Style Feat, Hunter's Bond

For the urban ranger, the streets and sewers of the city are just as dangerous as the barren wastelands or the deep forests.

ReplacesFavored Terrain, Endurance, Woodland Stride +2

All rangers have a bond with the wilderness, but the warden may have the strongest.

ReplacesFavored Enemy, Combat Style Feat, Hunter's Bond

Hailing from primitive roots in the wild, some rangers venture to more civilized lands and learn their ways.

ReplacesFavored Enemy, Improved Quarry, Master Hunter +2

Civilization grows stronger and more decadent with each passing year.

ReplacesFavored Enemy, Combat Style Feat, Hunter's Bond

Wilderness explorers are adept at making peaceful contact with remote societies.

ReplacesHunter's Bond, Improved Quarry, Quarry +2

Wilderness medics know a variety of ways they can supply and preserve a rebellion or similar movement without requiring any resources that might make them easier to track down.

ReplacesEndurance, Evasion, Improved Evasion +1

The forested regions are known for their rangers--skilled trackers, marksmen, and silent stalkers under the leafy canopy.

ReplacesFavored Enemy, Favored Terrain, Weapon and Armor Proficiency +1

Yokai hunters possess a supernatural tether to the spirit worlds that shroud mortal existence.

ReplacesCamouflage, Favored Enemy, Woodland Stride