| hjs102 |
Hey, a player of mine got the Inquisitor's Edge guide and I had a questionI could not find the answer to. The feat Hammer and Anvil is not listed as "teamwork" but reads "Benefit: When you and an ally with this feat are flanking an opponent and you are using power attack, you gain an additional +2 bonus to damage against the flanked opponent. The bonus changes to +3 with a two handed weapon and to +1 with an offhand weapon. Commentary – While precise strike does offer a damage bonus for flanking, I found there just weren’t enough offensive options among teamwork feats to support a strength based inquisitor. I designed this feat to help fill that gap."
The commentary and way it works makes me believe it was meant as a teamwork feat. Was it a typo that this was not labeled as such?
| Starbuck_II |
Hey, a player of mine got the Inquisitor's Edge guide and I had a questionI could not find the answer to. The feat Hammer and Anvil is not listed as "teamwork" but reads "Benefit: When you and an ally with this feat are flanking an opponent and you are using power attack, you gain an additional +2 bonus to damage against the flanked opponent. The bonus changes to +3 with a two handed weapon and to +1 with an offhand weapon. Commentary – While precise strike does offer a damage bonus for flanking, I found there just weren’t enough offensive options among teamwork feats to support a strength based inquisitor. I designed this feat to help fill that gap."
The commentary and way it works makes me believe it was meant as a teamwork feat. Was it a typo that this was not labeled as such?
Pretty sure, it is normally a teamwork feat if both of you need it to function. As this one doesn't require the other person to have the feat it isn't.
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/feats/teamwork-feats
Yep, according to the rules, Teamwork feats are only those that require you both to have it.
This is better than a Teamwork feat since it only requires one of you (you) to have it.