From first level a cleric with the nobility domain can throw around morale bonuses with their domain power. Not as big a deal, but it starts as early as can be.
I sense cheese with a valet familiar.
From the way it's worded spirit of the corps shouldn't work with rage right?
Things you could use it with:
- Fury shaman hex
- Destruction blessing
- Nobility blessing
- Battle cry feat (if you reroll the effect ends but you can still boost one roll as long as at least one ally has not rerolled)
- Cruelty feat
- Deep Guardian feat on a summoning focused ally
- Some cavalier orders give morale bonuses on challenge
- Order of the cockatrice gives a morale bonus vs shaken opponents
If you are a dwarf or half-orc this feat combines nicely with the zest for battle or mindlessly cruel traits.
From the way it's worded spirit of the corps shouldn't work with rage right?Why? Rage is an effect that grants a morale bonus.
It applies to a morale bonus that adds to a particular roll: morale bonus to Will saves granted by rage is fair game but the core rage Strength bonus is not a bonus to roll but to ability score. It would work with the Unchained version of rage, though, because it grants bonuses directly to attack and damage rolls, IIRC.
So, how would this interact with, for example, a Level 8 Order of the Guard Cavalier?
To clarify the OoGuard Cavalier gains a +1 morale bonus to Hit/Damage and Saves while benefiting from their Close at Hand ability, which functions while the Cavalier is within 30ft of his selected ward.
Does this mean the Cavalier/Ward could just keep dipping out of their respective 30ft aura to continually refresh the duration of the effect thus continually allow the aforementioned "Corps" to keep gaining the bonus on a single roll?
More important when one points out that the morale bonus increases by +1 at every 4 levels from level 8 onwards and even better when one further takes into account the ability of the Cavalier to give everyone Spirit of the Corps through Tactician.
