Abyssal Blood,,lesser (New "Blood" rage power) and beast totem, lesser= 4 claw attacks?

[Lord Phrofet]

I was wondering if a barbarian took both beast totem lesser and Abysal Blood lesser if they would get 4 claw attacks? I am not sure how multiple sources for natural attacks stack together like that...

[Iron Giant]

No. The creature maxes out at a claw per limb, so you'd need 4 arms to get 4 claws. The next question people ask is "what about feet?" In pathfinder, the general rule is that claws on feet are called talons. You can do 2 claws and 2 talons on a normal, bipedal creature, but the ability needs to say talons for that to work.

[David_Bross]

Can't do it mainly for balance reasons, which is why. we limit pcs natural attacks by gating polymorph rules and... Oh yeah summoners :( nevermind

[Treefolk]

Iron Giant wrote:

No. The creature maxes out at a claw per limb, so you'd need 4 arms to get 4 claws. The next question people ask is "what about feet?" In pathfinder, the general rule is that claws on feet are called talons. You can do 2 claws and 2 talons on a normal, bipedal creature, but the ability needs to say talons for that to work.

What book is that statement from? Last I checked animals had claws on feet (even things like eagles have claw attacks, not talon attacks).

[Bob Bob Bob]

It's from a FAQ. Here's the link. Claws on feet only come into play during a rake, usually.

[Treefolk]

Bob Bob Bob wrote:

It's from a FAQ. Here's the link. Claws on feet only come into play during a rake, usually.

Cheers for that link. Seems rather silly since I havent seen anything granting "talons" and makes a lot of these "gain X claw attacks" abilities pointless.

[Dimminsy]

If you were somehow playing a Kasatha or Trox then it would work I believe. Or possibly Vestigial Arms, though that's a can of worms on its own.