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Nature soul+animal ally+boon companion?
That gives you a full scaling animal companion (similar to a ranger in mechanics). Get a horse/large wolf, and have fun with it.
You could also theoretically get the undersized mount feat, and grab a mauler archetype familiar through the eldritch guardian archetype.
Nature soul+animal ally+boon companion?
That gives you a full scaling animal companion (similar to a ranger in mechanics). Get a horse/large wolf, and have fun with it.
You could also theoretically get the undersized mount feat, and grab a mauler archetype familiar through the eldritch guardian archetype.
Would the above plus Totem Beast + Spirit's Gift work? I haven't been completely sure if having an animal companion through Animal Ally was the same as having the animal companion class feature or not...
Non-PFS, you can always use Leadership.
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Nature soul+animal ally+boon companion?
That gives you a full scaling animal companion (similar to a ranger in mechanics). Get a horse/large wolf, and have fun with it.
You could also theoretically get the undersized mount feat, and grab a mauler archetype familiar through the eldritch guardian archetype.
thank you very much good sir.
Ride the party druid/animal companion/eidolon, call any of them your mount.Druid: "I shapeshift into a large panther!"
GM: "ok"
Dragoon: " I MOUNT THE DRUID!"
GM: "ok- wait WHAT?!"best. Game night. Ever. thank you sir for that wonderfilled Idea.
It is even more fun when the druid is your significant other, either in character or out.
Dragoon: "I MOUNT THE DRUID"
Druid: "Damnit, Steve, this isn't the time or the place, we're in the middle of a fight, and I'm really not in the mood anyway."
Non-PFS, you can always use Leadership.Eh, "Non-PFS, you can always try to convince your GM to let you use Leadership."
Player: "I'd like to use Leadership to get a mount."
GM: "Wait, not as an item factory? Not as a second combatant with nearly as much gear and ability as a player? I'm listening..."Then you ask for a unicorn or something and advance it with class levels. When Ultimate Combat came out, I heard that a lot of players were picking up levels of Master of Many Styles monk to give their mounts the Crane Style defenses.
Simple fact here is that a mount doesn't significantly impact combat like a cohort cleric.
Non-PFS, you can always use Leadership.Eh, "Non-PFS, you can always try to convince your GM to let you use Leadership."Player: "I'd like to use Leadership to get a mount."
GM: "Wait, not as an item factory? Not as a second combatant with nearly as much gear and ability as a player? I'm listening..."Then you ask for a unicorn or something and advance it with class levels. When Ultimate Combat came out, I heard that a lot of players were picking up levels of Master of Many Styles monk to give their mounts the Crane Style defenses.
Simple fact here is that a mount doesn't significantly impact combat like a cohort cleric.
This is what my GM said...lol...exactly.