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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lord Pendragon" data-source="post: 2666495" data-attributes="member: 707">Yes.  These situations fall squarely within the rules, because the PC in question is gaining the appropriate prereq straight up.  My ruling above is an ad-hoc ruling meant to provide some allowance for PCs who want to gain access to a feat without having the appropriate prereq.  I allow them to do so, so long as they at least have the prereq for one full level before they take the feat, to give them the experience that a character who actually has the prereqs is assumed to have gotten.Looking back over the thread of posts, perhaps I've misrepresented myself.  Let me try and clear things up.  It is my belief, and ruling, that you must have the prereq for a feat to take it, period.  I do not believe that a druid who can wildshape fulfills the prereq for Multiattack of "three natural weapons."However, I House Rule my game to make some allowance for PCs who want to fulfill prereqs through non-permanent magic/special abilities/whatever.  For such PCs, I require that they have the required prereq for a full level before they gain access to the feat.</blockquote>