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| − | + | Some with fighting abilities seek a quieter, healthy existence, where solitude, contemplation and a closeness to nature is possible. These souls cherish self-reliance, simplicity, and adherence to higher laws than those of humanoids, where wealth is the economy of survival and love is the practice of self-restraint while preserving the beauty of nature. A ranger is tied to the land ~ not only that of the wild hinterland, but the way in which an individual can sustain themselves upon simple crops and cultivation, foraging from the land and knowing the land, while acting as a caretaker of that land. | |
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| + | Rangers are found in all sorts of professions, as wardens and foresters; as guides, hunters and scouts; as fisher folk and explorers; as reconnaissance leaders in military units, taking part in raids and infiltration behind enemy lines; and as contemplative private citizens, who want no more than to hear the sounds of birds and the absence of noisy carts, shouting voices and church bells. | ||
Revision as of 22:26, 13 July 2020
Some with fighting abilities seek a quieter, healthy existence, where solitude, contemplation and a closeness to nature is possible. These souls cherish self-reliance, simplicity, and adherence to higher laws than those of humanoids, where wealth is the economy of survival and love is the practice of self-restraint while preserving the beauty of nature. A ranger is tied to the land ~ not only that of the wild hinterland, but the way in which an individual can sustain themselves upon simple crops and cultivation, foraging from the land and knowing the land, while acting as a caretaker of that land.
Rangers are found in all sorts of professions, as wardens and foresters; as guides, hunters and scouts; as fisher folk and explorers; as reconnaissance leaders in military units, taking part in raids and infiltration behind enemy lines; and as contemplative private citizens, who want no more than to hear the sounds of birds and the absence of noisy carts, shouting voices and church bells.
