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I've been playing a Primal Hunter Companion (Hunter Archetype) in Society Play as of the last year. May or may not be my well into retired -1. However something occurs to me as I look it over that, I may of assumed something wrong.

So the Primal Hunter Companion (PCH), grants Evolutions instead of Animal Focus. These evolutions have to be activated as a swift action, and last for a minute per activation.

I have assumed due to summoner being illegal, that the Unchained Eidolon Evolutions where the evolutions we would have to use. The PCH was originally designed to work with the original summoner, was temporarily banned in society, and is now back in legality.

I assumed because Summoner itself was banned that the regular Eidolon evolutions where not legal-but that my choices had to come from the Unchained Eidolon.

I was writing up a little something about the PCH, when I realized that I could be wrong and I should just triple check my resources. After going over additional resources, and doing a quick google and forum search I've found no clear answer. Summoner itself is banned, but nothing seems to indicate the Eidolon evolutions themselves. I'm also not seeing anything suggesting I should be using the Unchained evolutions as opposed to the regular.

I just made a logical conclusion.

So is there a way to get some clarification on this? Anyone able to find those beautiful little words hidden away somewhere? OR... am I wrong and regular evolutions are actually intended with this archetype? Or am I right and one should be using the unchained? Heck am I overlooking an obvious post and or ruling somewhere? Would be embarrassing if I am. Ha ha ha.

"Did Major Colson ever come forward about that situation from that one journal we found?"

Pridbor grunts in response to these words, "I hear a lot about that. I would of given it to him myself. If I had been there. We know now there are corrupt politicians everywhere and the last thing we need is Liberty's Edge's enemies making a ruckus because of honest mistakes."

He growls soon after before taking a big gulp of his ale, "I can't believe how many of you see the clear, and obvious act to protect all of us from scrutiny as a selfish and corrupt act... For that matter I'm not too sure I wouldn't of helped Maldris if I knew what was happening. We break the law all the time. Steal slaves form Cheliax, liberate them from Absalom, launch secret raids into Rahadoum. . . To all of those people's leaders, we are clearly corrupt and a problem. Did he really step outside of what we normally do? I think not."

He takes another heavy drink. "I can see why we where not consulted. So many of us are already against him."

"I dislike this entirely." Knight-Captain Pridbor Bitahson speaks up, "Captain Maldris is not some fullish idealist. He is a hero and has lead us proudly. Mistakes are only human. His, are understandable." with a gruff voice, his arms unfold and settle at his hips, the large half-orc in full steel falcon gear steps forward.

"Until we understand the situation and recover him from whatever has happend. I find myself hard pressed to choose. On the one hand, Karisa and I share a similar history with the Venture Captain. I was once liberated by him, and took up my own chains in defense of others through his guidance and leadership. I learned a lot from Maldris, I fear for his safety and mental state after all these years facing such a... seemingly endless battle."

"However, I have also worked with the Tillers. Have connections and all. So I know Tamrin's connections are strong and his people's determination is good. I"m surprised we don't work together more, the Liberty's Edge and the Tillers. I also was bound for Cheliax for the brief time I was in slavery... Seeing him and knowing what he faced and still choosing to fight the good fight takes heart."

Pridbor grins, reaching a hand over to gently pat his armored scorpion. "If it where up to me. I'd say we don't settle for one. Both are worthy leaders, and worthy warriors. One has been trained by the best, the other has had first hand view of the tyranny of this enemy we face. However, Karisa would be more valuable in the field to us then Tamrin and what we need is a leader in opperations. So for now, seeing as we need someone who wouldn't be in the field as much as at home organizing. I place my vote with Tamrin... At least until we can recover Captain Maldris."

Pridbor steps back frowning, thinking of what may happen if he where forced to face Maldris or worse. Hoping secretly that this could be salvaged.