Technically Pam does set the weapon’s damage die to a d4 (“The weapon's damage die for this attack is a d4, and it deals bludgeoning damage,”) so I can see why someone would be unsure which of the two features replacing the usual damage die would apply. The answer, of course, is that the more specific one would apply, which in this case is the one that sets the damage die for one specific attack with the weapon, rather than the one that sets the damage die for all attacks with the weapon for a set duration.PAM does 1d4 bludgeoning damage. The damage of the weapon it's used on is immaterial. So you are incorrect, @ECMO3
PAM is a specific extra attack with a specific damage die. PAM makes no distinction in the bonus action attack between d6/d8 quarterstaffs and spears and d10 Halberds and Glaves, so I really see no basis to say that changing the normal attack die would have any relationship to the PAM bonus action attack being a d4.Using Shillaleagh on a quarterstaff and PAM
With Shelleagh "the weapons damage die becomes a d8"
The way I read that you do a d8 on the attack and a d8 on the bonus action with the butt end. Correct?
PAM never mentions strength.Agreed on 1d4 -- the attack does not use the weapon's damage die in its calculation. As written, PAM does 1d4+STR -- even doing 1d4+WIS requires a judgement, but it is a reasonable judgment to make and (I think) within the parameters of the feat.
You are right -- never work from memory. My bad.PAM never mentions strength.