Okay, so the Weapon Master Handbook gave us the Weapon Trick Feat, and I have a few questions about the Weapon and Shield Trick, Feint and Bash.
The first and more simple one is, if I use Twinned Feint, do I get an attack of opportunity against both targets of the feint?
The second is a bit more complicated. Say I have Paired Opportunists, Improved Feint Partner with an ally also having them and Feint & Bash. Is this the right chain of events? I Feint the enemy, activating Feint & Bash for my free AoO. My ally's Paired Opportunists kicks in, granting him an AoO as well. Then, thanks to Improved Feint Partner, my ally gains an AoO, which due to Paired Opportunists, gives me a second AoO against the enemy, one I can use with my main hand weapon if I desire.
Whilst very feat heavy - Combat Reflexes to actually take advantedge of the AoOs, Two-Weapon Fighting, Improved Two Weapon Fighting, Improved Feint, Weapon Trick, Feint Partner, Improved Feint Partner and Paired Opportunists for a total of 7 feats, 3 of which someone else also needs - am I right in assuming that this combination of feats would let me turn a successful Feint into 4 AoO's?
If not, why?
Answer to both Questions) Yes, assuming you have multiple attacks of opportunity.
It works perfectly fine, and none of the AoO are triggered by the same event for the same person.
In the future please link all of the feats you mention, was a hassle to check them all, also I would suggest putting an order of events for that second question like this:
Person A and B both have Paired Opportunists and Improved Feint Partners
Person A also has Weapon Trick "Feint and Bash"
1) Person A feints a target.
2) Because of step 1, Feint and Bash triggers an AoO for Person A
3) Because of step 1, Person B also gets an AoO by making use of Improved Feint Partners.
4) Because of step 3, Person A gets an AoO by making use of Paired opportunists
5) Because of step 2, Person B gets an AoO by making use of Paired Opportunists.
It also shows that each of the AoOs that Paired Opportunists is giving is triggered by a different event, thus not violating the line at the end This does not allow you to take more than one attack of opportunity against a creature for a given action.
The AoO in step 4 is triggered by step 3
The AoO is step 5 is triggered by step 2
Thus they are triggered by different events
Yeah sorry, I forgot how much of a hassle it could be. Still, I am happy to have gotten this answered and to see that the answer is yes thank you!