Unless an ability like Master of Many Styles has explicitly allows you to maintain multiple styles simultaneously, you cannot. Enabling one automatically disables the other.
Depending on the styles you are using. There's a feat that lets you swap styles as a free action, so if you're comboing an offensive and defensive style you can have them on when you need them.
Assuming your styles have "Weapon Focus" as a prerequisite, you can be a level 6 fighter and take the Weapon Mastery feat Weapon Style Mastery. Alternatively, have a BAB of 6, take the Martial Focus Feat, then take the Weapon Style Mastery feat.
Some feats mark themselves as available.
Ki Diversity (can be taken multiple times with different benefits)
Secret of Steel-Shattering Spirit if you trained at one of the Houses of Perfection
Aaaaand... that may be all of them. Most of them become available sometime after 1st level; the Special part of the feat will say.
just looked over the styles none of them have weapon focus as a prereq....
Ascetic Style (not PFS legal)
Empty Quiver StyleOutslug Style
Overwatch Style
Slipslinger Style
Smashing Style
Spear Dancing Style
Startoss Style
Swordplay Style
You can ignore difficult terrain by getting Feather Step Slippers for all of 2000 gp. Not every ability has to come from your class & feats.
Charging through allies is tougher....
You can ignore difficult terrain by getting Feather Step Slippers for all of 2000 gp. Not every ability has to come from your class & feats.
Charging through allies is tougher....
Just be aware that they now are only usable once per day for 10 minutes.
FEATHER STEP SLIPPERS
Once per day for 10 minutes, these fine silken slippers allow their wearer to ignore the adverse movement effects of difficult terrain as if subject to the feather step spell, including granting the ability to take 5-foot steps in difficult terrain.
Archives of Nethys hasn't updated the entry yet.
You can ignore difficult terrain by getting Feather Step Slippers for all of 2000 gp. Not every ability has to come from your class & feats.
Charging through allies is tougher....
Just be aware that they now are only usable once per day for 10 minutes.
Archives of Nethys hasn't updated the entry yet.FEATHER STEP SLIPPERS
Once per day for 10 minutes, these fine silken slippers allow their wearer to ignore the adverse movement effects of difficult terrain as if subject to the feather step spell, including granting the ability to take 5-foot steps in difficult terrain.
D'OH!
Really? Why?just looked over the styles none of them have weapon focus as a prereq....Ascetic Style (not PFS legal)
Because the clause "as well as any effects that augment an unarmed strike" is overly broad. The intended clarification by the author of the feat is to replace that clause with "as well as any feat that augments an unarmed strike" but Paizo does not do errata for Player Companion books.
So it pretty much has to be illegal in PFS since the feat, as printed, is unreasonable.
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ewww thos are so awful so without 3 lvls in fighter i gess theres no way to use 2 styles at the same time then the next question is is there anything that will emulate this ability from dragon style? You ignore difficult terrain when you charge, run, or withdraw. You can also charge through squares that contain allies. so i can use it in congunction with pummeling charge that or have there be a way to use pummeling charge without needing to be in pummeling stylejust looked over the styles none of them have weapon focus as a prereq....Ascetic Style (not PFS legal)
Empty Quiver Style
Outslug Style
Overwatch Style
Slipslinger Style
Smashing Style
Spear Dancing Style
Startoss Style
Swordplay Style
Outslug Style is actually very good, and a great fit with both dragon style or pummeling style. An unchained monk really doesn't need pummeling style anyway. You get your pseudo-pounce from Flying Kick.
I would also observe that Weapon Style Mastery is compatible with Shielded Gauntlet Style.
That could theoretically be a fun combination with outslug style for a punchy character that's not a monk (maybe an avenger vigilante)?
Shielded gauntlet style is great with spiked gauntlets, but there is a giant question mark on if non spiked gauntlets actually count as weapons and can be enchanted as such.
Really? Its in the weapon table, has a weapon description, and is in a fighter weapon group (close). Gauntlets are absolutely a "weapon" that can be enchanted. They are barely different than a spiked gauntlet anyway (1d3 B vs 1d4 P) damage.
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Shielded gauntlet style is great with spiked gauntlets, but there is a giant question mark on if non spiked gauntlets actually count as weapons and can be enchanted as such.Really? Its in the weapon table, has a weapon description, and is in a fighter weapon group (close). Gauntlets are absolutely a "weapon" that can be enchanted. They are barely different than a spiked gauntlet anyway (1d3 B vs 1d4 P) damage.
See this thread, especially Protoman's post. While in a home game, you are absolutely correct, per Paizo's stealth clarification it is not a weapon, but a modification to unarmed strike. I wouldn't recommend using enchanted gauntlets in pfs until an official clarification is made.
That link doesn't go anywhere. PFS? Not where I play so that doesn't effect me.
It seems to me that the final feat in Shielded Gauntlet Style implies "enhancement bonuses on gauntlets exist." If this is a buff to the monk, who can now avoid the perfunctory AoMF provided all they do is punch, I don't think this is game breaking. A world in which "monks are too good" is a world I would like to see, at least once.
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I'm not saying "too good", but in the PFS play I see, monks from around level 5 (flying kick) are a fully functional class that don't need to apologize to anyone. Especially with Pummeling Style to handle DR. When the L10 monk is consistently doing 90 damage per round in a DR-only-once burst no matter where on the map enemies started, that's not an underpowered class anymore.