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If a creature wielding a reach weapon, a glaive, for example, is standing directly adjacent to an opponent, does she threaten that opponent? Can they contribute to flanking with an ally on the opposite side of the opponent? If that same creature with the glaive is standing adjacent to a large opponent, does she threaten the large opponent? Can she flank the large opponent if an ally is standing directly opposite her, adjacent to the large opponent?
Hello, everyone! Does anyone need or want a pair of the Gen Con 2011 Pathfinder iconics buttons to complete a set or decorate your favorite jean jacket from 1985? I have Lirianne and Hayato, and I'm looking for a home for them. If you want them, please reply with your mailing address and I will send them your way. First come, first served!
I’m planning to play a multiclass ranger/sorcerer/arcane archer in an upcoming campaign. I’d like to solicit feedback regarding a feat before I propose it to my gaming group. Is there a way to make it more elegant? Does the feat dovetail gracefully with existing rules? Is it too specific or restrictive? I welcome any suggestions regarding the text, as well as opinions as to whether it is under- or overpowered. I don't think there is an existing feat in the PRPG, and I have not found a similar house rule or other suggestion. If anyone knows of a similar thread, please let me know. Thanks!
Prerequisite: Hunter’s bond class ability, ranger level 4th. Benefit: Your effective druid level is equal to your class level –3 when determining your animal companion's Hit Dice, abilities, skills, and feats. Normal: Without this feat, a ranger’s animal companion functions like the druid animal companion ability (which is part of the Nature Bond class feature), except that the ranger’s effective druid level is equal to his ranger level –3. |
