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Snake Feint
"[...] At 11th level, once per round she can declare her square and one adjacent square as the origin of her attacks until her next turn (allowing her to use one or both squares to determine whether she or allies are flanking an opponent)."
Two questions. First, does the above mean you're actually attacking from those designated squares, and therefore able to attack creatures outside your normal reach? This assumes medium sized character.
Second, what happens if you combine it with movement? For example, with Jabbing Dancer? Do the squares move with you? Do they stay put? Do they stop functioning? Please help.
1. No. It just means that it's easier for you to flank. You cannot attack out of your reach.
2. Interesting question. I'd say that it's a GM call but it's worth to FAQ the second question only. Try to remake the thread only talking about that, as there's other interactions that could be worth analyzing with that.
1) I agree with SW, nothing in the ability removes the requirement for you to be threatening your opponent from the adjacent square.
2) Once per round you declare one adjacent square as the origin of your attack. If you move so that square is no longer adjacent it cannot be the origin of your attack. You cannot select another square, so it cannot move with you.