This is sort of a neat idea. Can you do a 3 stage for a multi-classed character? Or what about a Prestige class character?

An elven wizard/Pale master

A Half-Orc Rouge/Assassin?

Etc?

Also, does not a ranger loose his Dual Wielding bonus if he is wearing medium armor like chain mail, rather than light armor?

No he can wear up to med. :3

Okay, this turns out to be a multipart answer;

1. Rangers cannot use their Two Weapon Style if they're wearing medium armor - but since they only get light armor proficiency in 3.5, it's pretty much academic.

2. But, chain mail shirts are considered to be the high end of light armor (+4 AC, and up to +4 Dex bonus) - and trying to convert the old "elfin chain" idea to 3.5 thinking, that knocks out the armor class check penalty.

3. So even though that's okay in the rules, I actually was thinking more 1e/2e style stuff. Rangers were pretty ridiculous in 2e from what I can remember.

Thanks for the suggestions! I hadn't thought about doing more 3.5 style "and then they took a prestige class" but it's definitely a cool idea.

Well, if I can offer more ideas, I'd also suggest you up the sketches to 4 stage instead of 3. You still have the low level, intermediate level, and high level, and finally you have the power gamed lvl20+ World of war craft absurd looking level who can flatten castles with a flick of his wrist :P, You know, carrying the class out to it's most illogical extreme. Don't everyone's D&D games end with the acquisition of a sword that can cut the world in half, or a bow that fires minarets instead of arrows, or armor made out of the bones of the earth and trimmed with dragon's hides?

Nice! I particularly like the design of the boots.

I've always liked the way you draw armor. Every time. =)