Does being affected by Raging Song count as Raging?

[PolydactylPolymath]

Does being under the effect of the Rage spell or a Skald's Raging Song count as Raging for the purposes of using feats such as Amplified Rage or Warleader's Rage?

[LazarX]

PolydactylPolymath wrote:

Does being under the effect of the Rage spell or a Skald's Raging Song count as Raging for the purposes of using feats such as Amplified Rage or Warleader's Rage?

You can't use temporary effects to qualify for feats.

[Rub-Eta]

No. Skald's Raging Song does not grant the Rage class ability.

EDIT: Though you may qualify for the feats anyways while being affected by Skald's Raging Song. However, this line, I would say, excludes their use anyway: 'However, inspired rage does not allow the ally to activate abilities dependent on other rage class abilities, such as rage powers, blood casting, or bloodrager bloodlines; the ally must activate her own rage class ability in order to use these features.'

[Cavall]

I assume the OP is asking for the teamwork feat.

No. You don't have rage as a class ability. While it counts as rage it's not your class granting it.

That being said if you took a level of barbarian you could grab that feat and have the skald rage for you.

[PolydactylPolymath]

I'm not asking about qualifying for feats, I'm asking about using feats. For example, a Barbarian/Skald with Amplified Rage sharing the feat with an ally via a Ring of Tactical Precision. Does the Skald's Inspired Rage allow the ally to activate the feat?

Edit: Or a Bloodrager/Skald with Amplified Rage and a Valet familiar?

[Kaouse]

Neither the Ring user nor the Valet Familiar care about teamwork feat prerequisites, only the person sharing the feat needs to be able to qualify. To answer your question, a Half Orc Skald with Inspire Rage should more than qualify for Amplified Rage:

"If an ally has her own rage class ability (such as barbarian's rage, bloodrager's bloodrage, or skald's inspired rage)...,"

[Chess Pwn]

Yes, a raging song is a rage