Adjoint |
I don't think so. Colluding Scoundrel (Hunter archetype) is the closest that I could find, but I think it's still not what you are asking for.
What you can do is to take Animal Ally feats with any class with sneak attack (you need Nature Soul first). Eventually you can also take Boon Companion, if you want your companion to be stronger.
Volkard Abendroth |
Are there any classes and/or archetypes with sneak attack and an animal companion without multi-classing? I'd prefer something with a more martial bend but I won't be picky. No 3rd party please.
Two feats: Nature Soul + Animal Ally.
Taken with a rogue with Gang Up and used as a mount it makes for both extreme mobility and very easy sneak attacks.
LordKailas |
The rogue archetype "Carnivalist" gets a familar who also gets sneak attack. But it halves your progression (you are effictively splitting it with your familiar) if you combine this with the familiar archetype "valet", your familiar also gets any teamwork feats you pickup.
I know you don't want to multiclass but picking up a prestige class that gives normal sneak attack progression is very tempting with this setup.
Ferious Thune |
The rogue archetype "Carnivalist" gets a familar who also gets sneak attack. But it halves your progression (you are effictively splitting it with your familiar) if you combine this with the familiar archetype "valet", your familiar also gets any teamwork feats you pickup.
I know you don't want to multiclass but picking up a prestige class that gives normal sneak attack progression is very tempting with this setup.
If you go this route, make sure you choose a familiar that is small and not tiny. Otherwise it can't flank with you.
As an alternative, you could give the familiar the Mauler archetype instead of Valet (pretty sure they don't stack, but I didn't doublecheck). Mauler will eventually allow your familiar to grow to medium. It also allows taking the Mauler's Endurance feat to give it some much needed hit points.
Does Nature Fang Druid sneak attack progress? I guess probably every other level, since it works like Rogue's Sneak Attack, but usually the level progression will be called out explicitly, even when the Rogue Sneak Attack is mentioned.
avr |
Nature fang druid gets exactly one dice of sneak attack, at 4th level. It comes from replacing resist nature's lure so you can't expect too much of it. I think it's mainly there for the slayer/rogue talents which require sneak attack.
The ranger archetype I was thinking of above is the poison darter.
Chess Pwn |
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Hunters grant Teamwork Feats to their Animal Companions. One of the Teamwork Feats grants a 1d6 Sneak Attack. Precise Strike, I think.
It's not sneak attack, it's just unnamed precision damage. Mostly not an important distinction but it doesn't interact with something like sap master.
LordKailas |
Grandlounge wrote:Sanctified slayer with animal domian.Chivilary inquisition actually gives the animal companion a full druid level, but it'll be a mount.
you're responding to a thread that's 2 years old. But for anyone that's interested I will add on to my original answer.
Alchemist Vivisectionist/[Winged Marauder or Construct Rider](Rogue SA & Druid Progression)
Cavalier w/ Order of the Blossom (1d6 SA every 4 levels & Druid Progression) [Order of the Blossom stacks with the Beast Rider archetype which opens up your mount options]
Inquisitor Sacred Huntsmaster w/ the Crocodile Domain* (1d6 SA every 5 levels & Druid Progression)
Warpriest Divine Commander/Mantis Zealot (1d6 SA every 4 levels and Druid Progression)
Seperatist** Cleric w/ Crocodile Domain*/[Animal or Scalykind or Saurian] Domain (1d6 SA every 5 levels & Druid Progression-3 or -2)
*These combinations assume that your DM allows non-druids to take this domain.
**Assuming you can't find an appropriate deity
Of course there are prestige classes that grant SA and prestige classes that grant an animal companion. So you could always take a class that gives you one ability and then jump into a prestige class that gives you the other one. Similarly there are feats that are the same way. This means that if you really wanted to you could be a class that naturally gets neither and still end up with both. The trick is finding a combination that actually continues while you level. Otherwise you end up with the ability stalling out making the effort not worth it.