Level 3 or level 1? Because Rangers don't get Spellcasting until level 2. Just tested a level 2 ranger and it's spellcasting options do indeed become available.
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yeah, i figured that out after a while. haha. it is kind of confusing leveling up your character until you realize you have to level the character in 2 different places
I made a level 1 ranger, and there is no place to add spells and spell slots to my character. Please add this.
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ModeratorLevel 3 or level 1? Because Rangers don't get Spellcasting until level 2. Just tested a level 2 ranger and it's spellcasting options do indeed become available.
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yeah, i figured that out after a while. haha. it is kind of confusing leveling up your character until you realize you have to level the character in 2 different places
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D&D Beyond FoundersThat's standard 5th edition rules - you have character level and then you have your specific level in each class. :)
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