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Forgot to mention Dass has a GM credit of S8-07 so he will automatically gain extra xp after Lvl 3

I am applying my GM credit on my ranger so he is now 4xp.
I think over and am determined to play as Dass, the ranger. It will be fun to play a character weilding 2 sheilds. Just hope we will have some of Dass's favored enemy.

My ranger uses dual shields and is a kinda solid melee, favoring undead right now.

Cleric is a typical supportive character devoting himself to Pharasma, with a channel Positive Energy build.

Halcyon Duid is a build that have access to druid, cleric and wizard spells but having no domain nor companion.

I am new to those series. Having characters available:

Lvl 1 Samsaran Halcyon Druid //Spellcaster
Lvl 2 Human Ranger (Infiltrator+Witchguard) //Melee
Lvl 2 Human Cleric //Support
Lvl 3 Nagaji Bloodrager1 (ID+Urban)/Scaled Fist2//Melee
Lvl 3 Kitsune Mesmerist //Spellcaster+support

I have characters on lvl 1,2,3,7 and 10 seeking games.

"I'm coming"Liz hears the call and hurries on board.

@John Compton, there is a mistake in stat blocks:

Well, I mean the subject is a yes/no question. You guys can understand so that doesn't matter.

All right, does that mean the answer of my question is "yes"?

Nonlethal damage is HP damage that can just doesn't kill the target therefore, power attack works for merciful weapons, normally nonlethal weapons, and blunt weapons effected by the bludgeoner feat, as does piranha strike for light weapons under the same circumstances.

When you take nonlethal damage, keep a running total of how much you’ve accumulated. Do not deduct the nonlethal damage number from your current hit points. It is not “real” damage. Instead, when your nonlethal damage equals your current hit points, you’re staggered (see below), and when it exceeds your current hit points, you fall unconscious.

This might be a stupid question, but Power Attack feat says Touch Attacks or effects that do not deal hit point damage could not use this feat. Thus, Is Nonlethal Damage from Merciful weapon such a “effect” that could not use this feat or a “attack” that could use this feat although it does not deal hit point damage?