
Geiras |
Now, all that being said.. why would you bother taking this feat at all with a drone you are riding?
Remember that your drone acts IMMEDIATELY after you do on your turn. If the goal is to find some cover after your attack you don't need to take the feat. Just perform your action and then have the drone move you in to some cover as it's action.
If your goal is to move 15 feet, shoot at an enemy, and then move 15 more feet to some kind of cover, (I am assuming that your initial movement was to deny your enemy some kind of cover or concealment) there are other feat, items, or mechanics in the game which can reduce or remove the cover an enemy has. (Guided weapons, phasing ammunition, etc...)
Its more of a fun concept build than an optimal one. I'm dead certain I could make something similar that would increase effectiveness, but the imagery is more fun this way. It's going to be a big group of PCs, so DPR isn't really a huge worry.
The idea is to have him running around the battlefield with a scattergun or other blast weapon, peppering groups of enemies with drive-by attacks while positioning himself to lob grenades or some such. This was an interesting idea wondering if it would be possible to get 2 of those blasts in as another tactical option, such as for those rounds where seeking cover may not be quite as preferable as getting in an additional attack or some other desirable positioning stuff. Its about opening up options more than hitting harder.
This would also open up some additional movement for getting into cover if the target is either just out of range or just a bit far away for a single movement to get me back to cover. Say the target is 20 feet away, I would need to almost wast a movement for a 5 foot step, scattergun blast (15ft range), and then use another movement to get away again. With Shot on the Run, I would get to move a full 40 feet (with a stealth drone and goblin rider) with an attack anywhere I want in that movement, and still have either another movement left afterwards, or another action such as a grenade throw.