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Furthering this horse question; when I take Power Attack, how does it add to damage on the bite and hooves? I guess that since they are all primary it would do the base of -3 to hit and +6 to damage, right?

Are there any feats he could take to get +1 to hit, something along the lines of weapon focus natural attack or hoof?

Another one, can Horses use Ioun Stones, specifically ones in a Wayfinder. I'm thinking maybe going Power Attack, Improved Drag, Greater Drag and the +2 Insight from the Dusty Rose Ioun Stone would help.


Thanks a lot guys, that is what I was thinking, but I hadn't found that clarification about the Docile getting removed. I put the stats into STR and CON and now I just need a Pearl 3 to get our Druid to give him a GMFang.

I am curious as to why the bite is so much lower than the bites of other large creatures, especially since the horse doesn't have reach, but that is some question for another post :)

I see that there are archtypes that I could use to get different things and perhaps I will do that.

Here is another question...with a longspear on a horse, could I threaten things adjacent to me since I could say I was in the other square of the horse? This has to do with my Bodyguard feat and The Banner of Ancient Kings...thanks again


I just hit level 9 with my Assimar Nature Oracle and I am taking the feat extra Revelation to get Bonded Mount. I've determined that the rules seem to indicate that I should take either a horse or a camel and I'm going to take a Horse. I have a lot of Charisma and I know that I'll be able to command my horse without a problem, we use ACs on the same initiative turn as the PCs (which makes complete sense to me) but I am trying to build an effective mount for combat.

I don't completely understand the Horse's melee abilities, I understand that I get "Combat Trained" but I don't see exactly what that means. I assumed that it meant that they get those tricks specified, but I've read other places that it makes their hoof attacks into non-secondary attacks.

I want to start a thread here wherein I can get some answers.

My hope is to have a horse that will get to attack a bunch of times and do some decent damage since my character is solely an AC tank that can cast a lot of few spells per day...please help. If you could give some form of Pathfinder justification or site some rule that would be appreciated since I only play Pathfinder in the PFS...

Thanks for you time and effort!