Given that the AC can i) get ranger skirmisher tricks, ii) bonus tricks from the Hunter class ability, and iii) the normal bonus tricks that all AC’s get means that you should raise your AC’s Intelligence and just have it learn every trick possible starting with Combat related tricks.

The fact that the class gives you i) an AC and ii) the Hunter teamwork feats that are automatically shared by his AC mean that the Hunter was meant to take every viable teamwork feat.

The class allows for adaptability with the Animal Focus class ability, which essentially allows for the boosting of selected stats (ability, movement, perception, and attack stats) for the Hunter and the AC.

It allows for further customization through the selection of an Animal Companion (“AC”) (including the tricks/ bonus tricks/feats you teach them – note, you can teach them tricks from the ranger skirmisher class), druid/ranger spells, teamwork feats, and your Precise Companion selection.

As with all classes, you can customize through the selection of leveling feats, skills, traits, race, and multiclassing.We will be sure to tone it down for them – or not. The new Hunter Build PDF Part I is ready for us Optibuilders. It will follow by giving quick tips on how to take advantage of the structure / strengths of the class and make up for the weaknesses of the class.

It will start by reviewing the Structure & the Strengths / Weaknesses of the class. The purpose of this Pathfinder Hunter’s Build Guide is to provide a “quick tips checklist” of things to do to when making a Hunter’s build.

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