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We're unlikely to ever receive an errata or FAQ because it's from a splat book. It could be added to the "Golarion Rules and Questions" FAQ if the question ever gets enough attention.

I don't read the Trait as always applying the -5 penalty. I view that clause as "reminder text" that was written with the assumption that a "full attack" would be with a manufactured weapon.

Expect table variation, pretty much.

"Benefit" would have been a better word, IMO.

I just came across Ally Shield and how it works with Solo Tactics (see below), and this information really makes me wonder if we have ben too quick to disallow certain teamwork feats as usable with solo tactics

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At 3rd level, all of the inquisitor’s allies are treated as if they possessed the same teamwork feats as the inquisitor for the purpose of determining whether the inquisitor receives a bonus from her teamwork feats.
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Bonuses are numerical values that are added to checks and statistical scores.

I think you're focusing too much on a single definition of a single word.

Escape Route, for example, gives no numerical bonuses, but an Inquisitor can safely move through threatened squares when adjacent to an ally.

There are several builds involving Amplified Rage and Teamwork Feat sharing over in the Advice Forum. I'll go ahead and flag your post to be moved over there so you can best fine tune your build.

Though, usually, murdering everything in sight isn't a problem for most PFS tables. This would probably be overkill.

My 12th level Half-Orc Inquisitor of Gozreh (this profile) was from the Mwangi Expanse. Since the Aspis Consortium has such a hold on that region he sought out the Pathfinder Society (and the Silver Crusade) with a sort of "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" philosophy. He didn't like all the rules and regulation of the Society, but anything that furthered their goals lessened the tyranny in his home region, so he considered his involvement fulfilling.

I'm a 10th level Inquisitor in PFS, and although I can deal stupid amounts of damage Enlarged, with a Greataxe, Bane, Judgment, and Divine Favor, lately I've found that being the party buffer/enemy debuffer is more enjoyable.

Every time I've used Branded for Retribution, the party kills the bad guy. Shared Wrath is amazing for both martials and casters. If there's an Archer in the party I cast Lend Judgment for whatever they want. I also took the Half-Orc Favored Class Bonus so my Monster Lore gets the information we need, and my Intimidate makes Blistering Invective scary. First question I ask the GM when we encounter an outsider is whether it can Teleport, and if the answer is "yes", out comes a Dimensional Anchor. If push comes to shove, casters love it when I use Cornugon Smash. Outside of combat, despite having a Charisma of 7, I can be the party face, since I use Wisdom for Bluff/Diplomacy/Intimidate.

He's a fun character. Took me a while to realize his role, and for most of his career he's been the smashy type, but now I'm helping the party, rather than soloing everything.

I bring Lend Judgment, Shield of Faith (+3), Communal Resist Energy, Disguise Other, Prayer, Shared Wrath, and make liberal use of the feat Branded For Retribution.

I didn't deal a single point of damage during Where Mammoths Dare Not Tread, but helped the archer nearly double his.

And my Monster Lore is up to +23 now, so if anyone needs some questions answered, I can probably help them with that, too.

I took "Cornugon Smash" at 7th level. It's been fun. The casters in the party love it when the melee type does the debuffing for them.

I also took Heavy Armor Proficiency at 1st level, and finally just picked up my Adamantine Full Plate. It even saved me from death in the one game I've used it in.