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I was playing a Pathfinder Society Organized Play game at a convention last november called Carnage on the Mountain.
We were playing i think the 9-10 tier of the "Hall of drunken heroes"
The character i was running was a 8th level inquisitor.
there were three other players at the table....I think.....this was the midnight maddness slot on friday night....i think.....
ok.....the other players at the table i think had build their characters using Team work feats.
One of the players was a fighter type, and the other a rogue type.
While flanking an enemy the thief oops rogue would attack. He referred to something called a butter fly critical...or something like that. I think he gave up his sneak attack damage.
his flanking buddy the fighter type then attacked with a tetsubo....the spiked club....and what ever the rogue type did, it caused the fighter type to have a confirmed critical hit.
With a Tetsubo, and it's 4x critical was devestating.
How did they do this? what feats? etc. thanks.
I just want to confirm before my GM comes at me with a battleaxe, but does this mean the player I pass the critical to "automatically" gets a critical IF he makes a successful attack before my next turn?
OR
Does this mean he critically CONFIRMS next time he makes a critical hit?
This is probably "any" ally who hits next, not one I can specify - damn.
What if I hold my action, does that still count as my turn?
Would my rogue lose Sneak Attack to do this or is that "normal" damage?
You can forgo a critical hit in order to pass it on to an ally.
Prerequisite: Combat Expertise.
Benefit: When you confirm a critical hit against a creature, you can choose to forgo the effect of the critical hit and grant a critical hit to the next ally who hits the creature with a melee attack before the start of your next turn. Your attack only deals normal damage, and the next ally automatically confirms the hit as a critical.
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The one with this feat confirms a crit, forgoes the critical damage, and instead lets the next ally to hit auto-confirm a crit. It is a very powerful feat that is attained at a very low level. Finess fighter with a keen weapon paired with a two-handed high crit multiplier fighter would be a devastating combo.
*wanders off to run this feat by his GM*
My gnome ninja with a keen wakizashi...
Hmmm... I wonder if this feat is legal for PFS... This could really be a cool feat for one of those characters that really lets the other characters shine! Maybe incorporate it with a bard archetype that can also buff the party... I'm gonna look this up on the "additional ressources list" for PFS and I'm gonna check out arcane duelist I think! :)