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Even though I haven't been posting, I have been thinking, and I have a new addition to the Focused Enemy Ranger.


1st level: 1st favored enemy (+4), -2 on attack rolls against other enemies

2nd: sneak attack (favored enemy only) +1d6*

5th: 1st favored enemy (+8), -1 damage against enemies other than favored enemies

6th: sneak attack (favored enemy only) +2d6*, +4 bonus to hide and move silently

10th: 1st favored enemy (+12), -4 on attack rolls against other enemies

11th: sneak attack (favored enemy only) +3d6*

15th: 1st favored enemy (+16), sneak attack (favored enemy only) +4d6*, -2 damage against enemies other than favored enemies

20th: 1st favored enemy (+20), sneak attack (favored enemy only) +5d6*, -6 on attack rolls against other enemies

*=usable even against enemies who are immune to sneak attack, but you cannot use other sneak attack damage gotten from another class (example: rog 9/FE ranger 2 with undead favored enemy: when you sneak attack undead, you only get +1d6 from your FE ranger levels and you don't use any of your damage from your levels in rogue)


This improved version gets more against their favored enemy, but loses some bonuses against other enemies. They are so focused that they begin to forget the weaknesses of other enemies.