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Ramaldon

Ramaldon

Ascalonian Squire

Join Date: Dec 2007

Philadelphia

Toxic Eradication Unit [T.E.U]

R/Mo

When I Finally get GW, I plan on being a Ranger, but I wanna secondary profession that will support me and my pet. Any suggestions?

gremlin

Furnace Stoker

Join Date: Oct 2006

GWAR

Me/Mo

Monk for a reusable res protection and condition removal

Elemental for extra damage "my current secondary is R/E with points in fire.

There really isnt a bad secondary for the ranger but to use your pet to its maximum you will have little left over for other skills anyway.

Unless you use the pet as a distraction ie cannon fodder then you can spare the points for decent secondary support.

Ramaldon

Ramaldon

Ascalonian Squire

Join Date: Dec 2007

Philadelphia

Toxic Eradication Unit [T.E.U]

R/Mo

That really helps, thanks

freaky naughty

Krytan Explorer

Join Date: Sep 2007

Mo/N

I recommend you make it a monk, for the condition removal. A popular build is the toucher when you make a R/Necro and use vampiric skills and running buffs to steal health from opponents, but that's mostly pvp.

mrmango

mrmango

Desert Nomad

Join Date: Oct 2006

Southern California

Charter Vanguard [CV]

Me/Rt

And touchers are bad low-level pvp btw.
A pet is not very useful most of the time, so I suggest not using one most of the time.
For rangers, /mo is pretty useful, as long as you don't use healing prayers, basically only use mending touch.

Ramaldon

Ramaldon

Ascalonian Squire

Join Date: Dec 2007

Philadelphia

Toxic Eradication Unit [T.E.U]

R/Mo

Thats what I thought too. I'd rather be Warrior/Necro instead, but that was my choose in the first place. Thanks. ;D

Biostem

Biostem

Jungle Guide

Join Date: Oct 2007

Quote:
Originally Posted by Ramaldon
Thats what I thought too. I'd rather be Warrior/Necro instead, but that was my choose in the first place. Thanks. ;D
Here's what I would tell you - you get 4 character slots w/ your first GW campaign - try out different primaries. Later on, you can change your secondary profession, so that's not as big of a decision.