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damn, you didn't had to call me out like that. My first character was a Ranger :(
I'm sorry, I didn't mean it as an insult. I wanted to stress that the utility aspect of being able to heal is a major draw. If you're starting out, you don't really know what's waiting for you, and that minor heal looks like a smart choice.
Full disclosure: the first character I created for any RPG ever was a Ranger. I was playing the NES port of Ultima III, didn't want to get my ass handed to me, and the minor heal abilities looked appealing. That was...jeez, in the late 80s I think?
For me, it's always rogue first. Daggers, speech, and lockpick.
Barbarian for me. Or shield guy. Seven is basically your tank if she has borg shields.
Lol! Rangers a noobs! Real men are stealth archers. /s