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'reason the Rogue is so close to the
bottom here is purely due to the
implementation of things like stealth in
this game alongside these sneak attack
so while I enjoy sneak attack and with
some of the Rogue subclasses it can be
super useful such as with Thief getting
the extra bonus action or with assassin
getting some useful abilities like being
able to trigger advantage in the sneak
attack against enemies who haven't taken
their turn which meshes well with Gloom
stalker or assassin's ability to start
combat and then immediately replenish
their action for another attack can make
them a lot of fun to play however I do
think a lot of that is hampered by the
fact that stealth in this game is more
about cones of vision than anything else
you only really make a direct stealth
roll if you get seen and because of this
pretty much anyone is capable of
sneaking in anything which means that
like one of the main reasons you would
want to play a is pretty much mitigated
by other factors that are ultimately
gameplay in nature however it still does
a lot of fun useful things here and
there such as expertise making a
fantastic person to help you pick your
locks or disarm traps and the fact that
again sneak attack is just super fun to
play around with honestly there are
still a lot of reasons to play a rogue
but I do think their implementation in
this game leaves a lot to be desired
fourth on the list we have the monk'

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## Class Rankings: Judging Baldur's Gate 3's Drifter

### Ranger Ranking Explanation

Mortum places the Ranger class near the bottom of the rankings due to what he perceives as a lack of inspiration in its design. He notes that many of the Ranger's features are executed more effectively by other classes.

#### Ranger Limitations

- **Finesse and Range Damage**: The Ranger attempts to provide options for finesse and range damage but is often outperformed by other classes, leading players to choose alternatives for these attacks.
- **Class Dipping**: The Ranger is often only selected as a dip class to utilize specific features, rather than being chosen as a comprehensive class choice.

#### Ranger Strengths

However, Mortum acknowledges that the Ranger does have some compelling features:

- **Animal Companion**: A unique aspect of the Ranger is the ability to have an animal companion that grows in power along with the player, providing benefits to the action economy.
- **Subclasses**: Certain subclasses, like the Gloom Stalker, are mentioned for their ability to integrate well with other classes, offering the potential for powerful first-round combos.

### Ranger Ranking Summary

Overall, Mortum ranks the Ranger class low due to its struggles to stand out compared to other classes, citing specific situations as the primary scenarios where taking a dip into the Ranger class is valued. Although there are some enjoyable elements, such as animal companions and particular subclass synergies, the class is generally overshadowed.

Next up: The Rogue class will be analyzed for its ranking in Baldur's Gate 3.
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