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They are often used as a character class if the Eldar are included in a 40k RPG, as they can make interesting characters with their wide spread travels allows them to build up a range of skills, abilities and meet various potential allies and foes. | They are often used as a character class if the Eldar are included in a 40k RPG, as they can make interesting characters with their wide spread travels allows them to build up a range of skills, abilities and meet various potential allies and foes. | ||
In [[Dawn of War]] they were annoying for their invisibility and snipping fire combined, particularly since they also took away morale like | In [[Dawn of War]] they were annoying for their invisibility and snipping fire combined, particularly since they also took away morale like no one's business. And unless you had a hero or a sensor around it was very difficult to counter them....grrr unless you got your boys throwing grenades in their general direction. Take that you tree hugging bastards... | ||
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Revision as of 06:00, 22 April 2014
Rangers are the snipping and sneaky experts of the Eldar forces in Warhammer 40k. They are exiles, either self or imposed, from their craftworlds as they can't stand the boring Paths of the Eldar and want to see the galaxy, explore it a bit and have a life. While this may seem quite sensible and you may sympathise with them, the downside is without the mental constraints of the paths the Eldar exiles are free to be all nutty like their ancestors were when Slaanesh was born and nommed them so the drawback of possibly being daemon food may make you think twice before picking this kind of ranger as a class type...
Anyway Rangers are still loyal to their craftworlds and can be called upon to assist in times of need. They do this by using sniper rifles and taking out various key threats before they can reach the Eldar on the battlefield. Since they come in squads the prospect of a bunch of invisible (they have powerful camo cloaks) eldar snipers is not a pleasant prospect.
They are often used as a character class if the Eldar are included in a 40k RPG, as they can make interesting characters with their wide spread travels allows them to build up a range of skills, abilities and meet various potential allies and foes.
In Dawn of War they were annoying for their invisibility and snipping fire combined, particularly since they also took away morale like no one's business. And unless you had a hero or a sensor around it was very difficult to counter them....grrr unless you got your boys throwing grenades in their general direction. Take that you tree hugging bastards...