Hi. So obviously the title sells my point but lets get into it a little more.
I think the small sized races get to unlock the true potential of the beast master archetype of Ranger's more then any other. They can use their companions as mounts, and wield a really cool piece of utility by having a little extra movement speed, as well as being able to split off individually and handle multiple roles in a fight, whether it be tanking, or as a damage dealer.
I personally think that ranger's in the Beast Master archetype whom are above the small size limitation for mounting medium creatures, are at a conceptual disadvantage to their smaller kin.
What do you think about it?
Whether it be a giant hawk rider, or a goblin riding a vulture, I think making beast master's "THE" option to go for if you want a really cool mounted experience is something Wizard's of the Coast should really lean into.
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Hi. So obviously the title sells my point but lets get into it a little more.
I think the small sized races get to unlock the true potential of the beast master archetype of Ranger's more then any other. They can use their companions as mounts, and wield a really cool piece of utility by having a little extra movement speed, as well as being able to split off individually and handle multiple roles in a fight, whether it be tanking, or as a damage dealer.
I personally think that ranger's in the Beast Master archetype whom are above the small size limitation for mounting medium creatures, are at a conceptual disadvantage to their smaller kin.
What do you think about it?
Whether it be a giant hawk rider, or a goblin riding a vulture, I think making beast master's "THE" option to go for if you want a really cool mounted experience is something Wizard's of the Coast should really lean into.