Faerie dragon as druid companion


Pathfinder First Edition General Discussion


how would one go about this? as writen on the table, not allowed, alter table with dragon hit dice and skills


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You can get one as a familiar - there's a couple of druid domains which give you familiars, then take the improved familiar feat at level 7. Or you can take a rather poor archetype, the draconic druid and get a drake companion, which could be made into something sort of like a faerie dragon.


well im actually playing a sylvan bloodline with a faerie dragon and im trying to work out how to acomidate that into the animal companion pogression system


No, that doesn't work sorry. There are several ways to get a familiar as a sorc (which can become a faerie dragon w/improved familiar), but faerie dragons aren't valid animal companions.

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There isn't an option for this in the existing rules, so you're looking at a house rule situation and it is really a question for your GM.

That said, there have been versions of the Faerie Dragon (including the original Pathfinder 'bestiary preview' I believe) which included spellcasting progression (and changing scale colors) tables that might be adaptable to something similar to animal companion progression.


You could ask your GM if you could choose one with the monstrous companion feat.

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