That's awesome! I was a huge fan of Eberron setting, and I created a Halfling who rides a velociraptor. I wanted to use Barbarian, but Mad Dog wasn't out yet, so went with Beastmaster/Wild Stalker Ranger so I was probably better off.
Upon further review, those archetypes aren't compatible at all. Hero Labs lied to me.
+2 Dextarity, +2 Any Mental Stat, -2 Strength
Small-size (+1 size bonus to armor class, +1 size bonus to attack rolls, +4 size bonus to Hide checks, but they must use smaller weapons than humans and carry loads are limited to three-quarters those of Medium-size characters)
Base speed 20'
+2 racial bonus to Acrobatics and Stealth checks
Speak without Sound (Su): ability to communicate telepathically with any creature within 20' just as if speaking with him or her. They must share a common language or the link is broken
+2 morale bonus to saving throws versus fear
+1 racial bonus with a thrown weapon
+2 racial bonus to Perception checks
Naturally Psionic: Ghostwise gain the Wild Talent feat as a bonus feat at 1st level. If a Ghostwise takes levels in a psionic class, he instead gains the Psionic Talent feat.
Ghostwise Psionics: Ghostwise gain the following psi-like ability: 1/day—Mindlink. The manifester level for this effect is equal to 1/2 the ghostwise’s level (minimum 1st).
Psionic Aptitude: When a ghostwise takes a level in a favored class, it can choose to gain an additional power point instead of a hit point or skill point.
Automatic languages - Halfling, Common Bonus languages - Elven, Gnoll, Sylvan
If you forbid 3PP, pity and condolences.
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@Daw:
PFS, Halfling, ride a wolf.
I think ohako's suggestions are still the best way to do it. The ACG has hunter and wild child brawler options, but as part of a party I don't think either of them would outperform the nature oracle or the cavalier. You could argue for the hunter as the third party member, but the sorcerer and bard both add more diverse abilities.
You could also use the Lunar Oracle Mystery to get a wolf companion as well.
Rather would preferred if OP would have posted to the PFS forums, included PFS in the Title, ore even not hidden it in the very last sentence of the post. Sorry for wasting your time and my own, as PFS is utterly irrelevant to me.
An Inquisitor with the Chivalry Inquisition can start with a wolf at first level. It isn't a full BAB class like the Cavalier, but is a far more versatile class. Additionally, the ubiquitous Fates Favored/Divine Favor combination more than makes up for being 3/4 BAB when the additional to-hit is needed. If you opt for the Sanctified Slayer archetype, the Studied Target ability makes up for the lack of full BAB without having to use a limited daily resource.
Alternatively, the Inquisitor could take the Sacred Huntmaster archetype, also allowing for a wolf Companion at first level. This archetype allows the Inquisitor to automatically grant his/her Teamwork Feats to the wolf in question.
The Cavalier does average one more HP per level, but the Inquisitor gets two more Skill Points per level, gets that awesome Bane class feature, and is a 6th level caster with lots of utility, self-buff, and debuff spells.
That is a pretty cool way to do it. The trick I think is to
a) make a party with no overlapping roles
b) have each member contribute something to every character and mountThe oracle has full divine spellcasting and the amazing friend to the animals. The cavalier grants teamwork feats to everybody. An inquisitor would have level 6 divine spellcasting (and no communal air walk), and the sacred huntmaster (or just a plain hunter) would only grant his teamwork feats to their own mount. I know teamwork feats aren't generally awesome, but every little bit counts.
A Sylvan Sorcerer would, of course, provide 9th-Level Arcane Spellcasting.