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In addition to the above statement, you can also create equipment for killing and restoring stamina, as well as equipment for hitting and restoring stamina
Or use healing talents on vines
a ranger's stamina quickly depletes when attacking with a bow, and his attack power is not great,
so I did not feel that there was any advantage to using a ranger.
From the name "ranger," I thought it would be a covert or one-hit-kill type, but in fact it is a middling class that mixes many different types of attack methods.
And I have the impression that the attacks are not much better than those of a wizard, even though the management is more troublesome than that of a wizard.
...but Wizards don't have to manage their mana pool. Their dodge is stamina based. Their ranged primary attack is free. It's relatively easy to keep mana up and not risk your survival as a Wizard.
Here's my current level 20 Ranger build.
Apprentice skills - Entangle 4/4,Healing Wisp 4/4, Poison Ivy 0/4, Penetrating Vines 3/3
Adept skills - Wolf Companion 5/5, Protective Bond 3/3, Vicious Bites 3/3, Coordinated Attack 0/3, Hunter 1/3, Beastslayer 2/3, Big Game Hunter 3/3 .