Which classes grant the ability to fly?

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#1

GreenKnight

Aug 11, 2014 18:26:12

Can someone provide me with a list of classes which provide the PC with the ability to fly, either for a short while or whenever the player likes? Just wondering, thanks.

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ppaladin123

Aug 11, 2014 19:12:01

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Ashrym

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GreenKnight

Aug 11, 2014 19:50:07

Damn shame the Vengeance Paladin doesn't have a more permanent option. I'd love to be able to pop out wings at will.

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GladiusLegis

Aug 11, 2014 20:35:43

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reddaemon

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Undrhil

Aug 12, 2014 21:23:17

Is there a point at which the Ranger can just have a Giant Eagle as a Beast companion?

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Overpromises

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Ashrym

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Undrhil

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Overpromises

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Mrpagoda25

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Overpromises

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Mrpagoda25

Aug 13, 2014 12:38:32

Ahh I see that now. Also i appologize for the "Cant you not use them" Lol

#15

Marandahir

Aug 13, 2014 16:14:00

The idea is really to prevent Rangers from using mounts as their companions – which I find starkingly limiting (Whatever happened to the Cowboy and his faithful steed?).

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Overpromises

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Marandahir

Aug 14, 2014 3:20:19

Right, but the classic Human Cowboy who's chief animal companion is his horse can't be modeled by the 5e Ranger, which is just weird.  The faithful stallion can't be the animal companion he's trained to fight alongside.  Epona is relegated to "just another animal friend" instead of Link's CHIEF animal friend. 

It's a problem in my book.  I understand WHY they did it, but it creates some issues. 

On the otherhand, it suggests for a world where the cowboys are the halflings and gnomes, riding ponies or deer or such.