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In the Druid bond ability for animal companion, it states that the companion can grow in size at levels four and seven. Is this universal to all animal companions in Pathfinder (say, a Ranger's companion or the new Hunter class in the Advanced Classes playtest) or is it specific only to the Druid? And a second question based on a answer of no, only the druid, is there a way to get a permanent size increase to a companion?
I have been perusing the Advanced Classes playtest and discovered some tricky business via the Bloodrager and his Aberrant Bloodline. This bloodline has an ability that gives +5ft of natural reach. This is where, as the title of this post, my question is: Say you are Human with the normal natural reach of 5ft but take this ability to have a total natural 10ft of reach and then proceed to wield a reach weapon, which squares do you actually threaten? Obviously not at the normal 5ft as per usual reach weapon rules, but do you threaten both 10ft and 15ft out or only 15ft?
Well, since we have all unique classes save for two Slingers and I find myself also to be the only non-Goblin, how about I change it up to a Goblin divine class of some sort? I do not mind in the least. Up to you boss.
Glooper the Grippli Gunslinger incoming.
I would love to take part in this if you will have me. |
