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So I have an upcoming campaign using the Rise of the Runelords adventure path and I want to select a helpful NPC to give the PC's guidance without "upstaging" any of their abilities. My go to is usually a bard with problems with monogamy, but as much as I've enjoyed that cliche in the past, I want to stretch my character folio this time out and do something that stands out, without over-shadowing the players. The PCs are as follows: Human Male Paladin, Human Female Sorcerer, Human Male Rogue and Human Male Cleric ( all humans, first time in over twenty years I've had an all human group for anything ). They are decent role-players ( socially, shy one and all ) and good friends and I want to do right by them. Any suggestions?

I was wondering if I would be bending the rules if I used the Magic Fang spell to enchant my unarmed strikes in a fight against a werewolf? My ranger has the feats Improved Unarmed Strike and Improved Grapple, so he should be able to choose for the damage to be lethal. I'm just trying to think up a back-up plan when we are attacked by opponent requiring a magic weapon to hit ( and we will be ), and I have no enchanted blade at the ready. Thanks in advance!