You learn from the wisdom of your companions.)Īll of the above methods provide a tiny amount of knowledge and can take several months to qualify for the Ranger subclass.You learn from working with the blood of the T'rool.).
Your knowledge grows from working with the Island Panther.).You learn from travelling across the land.).You learn from your traveling companions.).Your blade flashes like a shooting star.).Having the killing stroke on a monster.Below are most of the ways to learn about the earth, accompanied by examples of their respective progress messages. This is typically the most arduous, time-consuming step. It is said that training more ranks than the absolute minimum actually helps towards becoming a Ranger, though nobody presented any proof of that yet. See a Ranger for the exact amount of Gossamer training that is needed. You will gain ranks in it whether you have it equipped or not. Once you have qualified for and purchased a Gossamer, you can begin training by using the /use /practice command. I hear from others that you slay many of your opponents with a single strike. Smythus' message when he offers it to you is: Smythus offers both the Fell Blade and the Gossamer. You discover an important combat technique.Īssuming you qualified for the Gossamer (and not one of the other subclass weapons), you will be able to purchase one from Smythus for 5,000 coins and move to the next step toward becoming a Ranger.When you actually qualify for a subclass weapon, you will receive this message: Qualifying for any subclass weapon can take quite a while. You experiment with a new fighting style.Any area (Rat Towers, Vermine Tree, Marshes, ect.) where you can kill monsters in one blow will work well for this.Īssuming everything is going correctly, you will occasionally see the following message: In order to qualify for the Gossamer, you must practice getting the killing stroke on monsters. Become proficient with the Gossamer and learn about the earth.To become a Ranger you must complete the following steps in order: 6 Atkus conservation and the Gossamer Blade.2.4.2 AKA Ranger Studies Progress Table.1.2 Becoming proficient with the Gossamer.
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