Spelljammer - Space Ranger Kit

Has anyone done up a Kit for a "Space Ranger"

I found this info on about a Sea Ranger, figured that it could be modified
some to work for a space ranger.  I was wondering if anyone has already done
this or not.  I so I would be interested in seeing it.

Sea Ranger (CRE)
        Description: Though most rangers live and work on land, the Sea Ranger
makes his home at sea. Whether sailing the ocean in a mighty galleon or
riding a river's currents in a handmade raft, the Sea Ranger finds the
world's waters an endless source of wonder. A sailor and an adventurer, he
guards his watery domain with vigilance, and counts many of its creatures
among his friends and allies.
        He has an extensive understanding of weather patterns at sea and of the
behavior of marine animals. He specializes in combat, both on and under the
water. He may be a member of a formal navy, an independent operator, or a
mercenary. He may be charged with enforcing naval laws. Some Sea Rangers
protect ports or fishing territories. Others  serve as escorts for trade
fleets.

        Aquatic Terrain: For the purposes of this kit, Aquatic terrain includes
oceans, lakes, ponds, and rivers, as well as coastlines, beaches, and small
islands.
        Requirements: Because a Sea Ranger must master a wide range of knowledge
he requires a minimum Intelligence score of 12. Because few elves and
half-elves have the temperament for the seaman's life, virtually all Sea
Rangers are human (though being human isn't a strict requirement).
        Primary Terrain: Required: Aquatic.

        Role: Sea Rangers have reputations as dedicated, sharp-minded
professionals. As such, they are often sought by adventuring parties in need
of their special skills, particularly when an adventure takes them to
aquatic environments or they expect to face opponents of oceanic origin.
Though Sea Rangers generally prefer to remain at sea, they  travel on land
as necessary to achieve the goals of their party. As many of a Sea Ranger's
followers are waterbound, he obviously has less access to them when
adventuring on land, a handicap he endures graciously but without
enthusiasm.

        The environment has a profound effect on a Sea Ranger's attitude. On
land, his party companions will find him hesitant and uncertain, following
orders without comment and reluctant to offer advice. In an aquatic setting,
however, he becomes a different person--confident, assertive, and
commanding. Only the most stubborn or foolish parties will decline a
leadership role to a Sea Ranger in watery terrain.
        Secondary Skills: Fisher, Navigator, Sailor, Shipwright, Trader/Barterer,
Weaver.

        Weapon Proficiencies: Recommended: Dagger, knife, harpoon, sword (any),
pole arm (any), trident; Optional: Belaying pin, cutlass, gaff/hook.
        Nonweapon Proficiencies: Bonus: Boating* or Seamanship; Swimming.
Recommended: Cartography*, Direction Sense, Distance Sense*, Endurance,
Fishing, Navigation, Riding (Sea-based)*, Rope Use. Barred: Agriculture,
Blacksmithing, Chari-
oteering, Falconry*, Mining, Mountaineering, Riding (Land-based),
Spelunking*, Stonemasonry.

        Armor/Equipment: Because heavy armor interferes with swimming and makes
moving around a ship uncomfortable, most Sea Rangers wear armor with an AC
of 8 or less.
        Species Enemy: Any aquatic creature is eligible as a species enemy.
        Followers: The primary terrain of all animal followers must be Aquatic.
Any full elf follower is 80% likely to be an aquatic elf.
        Special Benefits:
        Sea Tracking: Because of his knowledge of prevailing winds, currents, and
other general aquatic conditions, the Sea Ranger can effectively track
waterborne craft and aquatic creatures. This is not so much a reading of
physical signs as an instinctive deduction of the probable course and
destination of the quarry. For purposes of general play, the Sea Ranger uses
the normal Tracking proficiency check rules.

        Land Scent: When at sea, the Sea Ranger can smell the presence of land
(including islands) within 50 miles. Further, if the Sea Ranger has ever
been to that land before, he has a 10% chance per level of identifying it
precisely.
        Sea Legs: The Sea Ranger has a fine sense of balance, which comes into
play when he must fight on a narrow beam (such as a yardarm or boarding
plank) or a pitching deck. Not only is he sure-footed under such conditions
(avoiding any attack penalties for them), but any saving throws or Dexterity
checks made to maintain his balance are made at a +2 bonus.

        Aquatic Combat: A Sea Ranger suffers no penalties to his attack rolls
when in water; otherwise he follows the standard rules for underwater combat
given in Chapter 9 of the DUNGEON MASTER Guide.
        Parliament of Fishes: When a Sea Ranger reaches 12th level, he may
attempt to call a parliament of fishes. He may use this ability once per
week. If successful, the Sea Ranger can demand a service of the school.
Typical services include the location or recovery of small items, the
provision of edible water plants, information about local monsters or
conditions, and perhaps transport across a small body of water if the
parliament members are large enough. Once a month this can be the equivalent
of a commune with nature spell.

        To call a parliament of fishes, the Sea Ranger locates a pond, lake, or
any other body of water containing aquatic life. Sometime between sunset and
dawn, he kneels beside the body of water and concentrates for a full turn.
An attack or interruption in any other way during this time will break his
concentration, and he can't attempt to call a parliament of fishes until the
following week.
        Otherwise, at the end of 10 rounds, 10-100 (10d10) fish or other aquatic
creatures (as appropriate to the body of water) surface and stare
expectantly at the Sea Ranger. The Sea Ranger must then toss an offering
into the water; the gift may be food, a coin, or any other object of the
rangers choice.

        The DM then rolls 1d10 and consults Table 50. If the offer was reasonably
generous, increase the result by +1. If the offering was exceptionally
valuable, increase the result by +2. If the offering was meager (a copper
piece or a chunk of bread), decrease the result by -1. If the offering was
essentially worthless (a bone or a chunk of rock), decrease the result
by -2. The result can't be decreased below 1 or raised above 10.

Table 50: Parliament of Fishes Results

D10 Roll        Results
1-2                     The fish immediately submerge; the offer is rejected. From dawn to
sunrise the following day, the ranger suffers a -1 penalty to all attack
rolls and ability checks.
3-7                     The fish swim listlessly in circles for a few moments, then submerge;
the                             offer is neither rejected nor accepted. The ranger is unaffected.
8-10            The fish dive and splash excitedly for a few moments, then submerge;
the                             offer is accepted. The parliament grants the ranger a boon within
their                           power.

        Special Hindrances:
        Tracking Limitation: A Sea Ranger's chance of tracking in non-Aquatic
terrain is halved.
        Move Silently/Hide in Shadows: The Sea Ranger has neither of these
abilities, replacing them with Sea Legs and Aquatic Combat.

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