| MerlinRedbead |
Level two of hunter states:
"Precise Companion (Ex): At 2nd level, a hunter chooses either Precise Shot or Outflank as a bonus feat. She does not need to meet the prerequisites for this feat. If she chooses Outflank, she automatically grants this feat to her animal companion as well."
If the Packmaster chooses Outflank, is that granted to a single animal companion or all of them?
Thanks!
| My Self |
A packmaster's precise companion, woodland stride, and teamwork feats apply to only one of her animal companions at a time. (For example, a packmaster can apply precise companion to one companion, woodland stride to another, and a given teamwork feat to a third, but cannot apply any of those to two animal companions at once.) As a swift action, she can change which companion gains any or all of these benefits.
| MerlinRedbead |
Duh, I should have seen that.
So let's say I take a new companion my first three levels.
1st lv: normal feats
2nd lv: outflank for myself and companion 1
3rd lv: I share my teamwork feats with companion 2, and then use the bonus to share with companion 3.
Final result:
Me: Outflank+other teamwork
C1: Outflank
C2: Outflank+other teamwork
C3: Outflank+other teamwork
As Precise Companion and teamwork feats are two separate abilities, this is a legal scenario, isn't it?