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are these the same thing? the extra cost in the footnote only mentions continuous.

are these the same thing? the extra cost in the footnote only mentions continuous.

do animal companions have to do whatever trick you tell them to do or whatever you tell them to do with communicate with animals?

is there a ruling in pathfinder or anywhere that tells what kind of action it is to switch which hand you're holding a weapon in? what about switching two at the same time, such as a sling and a pick?

i want your opinion on the legality of manyshot being applied to nonbows. the text says arrows, so can it be applied to crossbows with rapid reload? what about slings with rapid reload?(my gm allowed that) currently my gm is not allowing manyshot on slings.

are there any rules for having a pet that's not an animal companion? if a ranger gets a new animal companion, can they keep the old one as a pet

what determines if someone is an ally? why shouldn't a reckless person be able to fire into melee and hope it turns out okay? shouldn't there be an option of a 25% chance of hitting him or something if you fire into a melee?(but then that gets into figuring out where missed arrows go.)

I am trying to reconcile a sling with the switch hitter. I'm planning on playing a gnome. GM has said that I can use rapid reload on sling. I'm just not sure about the other feats. I'm also not sure how useful rapid shot will be for me. It seems to imply that it's mainly good at low levels, and I think we're starting at level 4 or higher. I also am not sure if manyshot can apply to slings. If anyone has the apg and thinks any of the ranger stuff in that would help, tell me. I'm using a heavy pick, by the way. I don't really like the look of a pickaxe, and the flavor is important to me.

Does the APG change any of the best builds for treeant guides, specifically the ranger? I'm building a ranger for a game that starts next week.

If I created a magic item with three charges per day, what would i multiply the base cost by? The rules say 5 divided by the charges per day. It does not say how to round.