PFS and piranha strike

[elgabalawi]

I'm still a little fuzzy on PDFs rules and am getting ready to head to my first game. Is the feat piranha strike legal? I wasn't sure since it's listed as piano but peripheral.
Thanks in advance

[blackbloodtroll]

Is this a troll post?

[elgabalawi]

blackbloodtroll wrote:

Is this a troll post?

Nope, I meant PFS rules but the autocorrect changed it if that makes a difference.

[elgabalawi]

Just noticed that it autocorrect the subject heading as well. Whoops

[blackbloodtroll]

You should rephrase your question.

I know not about the "piano but peripheral".

Piranha Strike is legal, but you will need to bring a copy of the Pathfinder Companion: Sargava, the Lost Colony.

[elgabalawi]

Argh. Auto correct strikes again. Not used to this tablet yet. Thanks so much for the response

[blackbloodtroll]

Can you shut the autocorrect off?

As far as I can tell, it does more harm than good, for everyone, everywhere.

[Bearded Ben]

Translation: d20pfsrd.com lists Piranha Strike as Paizo Peripheral material.

[jreyst]

Or at least read what you post before hitting submit? lol

[elgabalawi]

All valid suggestions.

[waiph]

i think it's legal, so you should be ok.
I believe you need to have the book it was published in for true, but It's a basic enough feat that you shouldn't get questioned about it.

[teribithia9]

waiph wrote:

i think it's legal, so you should be ok.

I believe you need to have the book it was published in for true, but It's a basic enough feat that you shouldn't get questioned about it.

Don't count on not being questioned about it. I've been asked about it almost every time I play my monk. If you're going to take the feat you should have a pdf of the book.

[Netopalis]

According to d20pfsrd, Piranha Strike is from Sargava, the Lost Colony. Looking at the Additional Resources page (http://paizo.com/pathfinderSociety/about/additionalResources), all feats from Sargava, the Lost Colony are legal for PFS play. Therefore, Piranha Strike is legal. If you have a watermarked PDF and a printout of the Additional Resources Page, a GM should not give you any trouble.

[Christopher Rowe]

Or, y'know, an actual physical copy of the book.

[teribithia9]

Christopher Rowe wrote:

Or, y'know, an actual physical copy of the book.

Yes--I have both. :)

I just figured since he was emailing from a tablet a pdf was probably a good bet--