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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Plane Sailing" data-source="post: 3463433" data-attributes="member: 114">This seems the key element to me. If you as the DM think that it will allow the companion to overshadow the other players, then you save a lot of problems if you disallow it. I'd always consider very carefully a players request for a non-core feat, and I tend to err on the side of caution. If he had a wolf or something similar, there might not be a problem - but anything with pounce makes for a tough critter at the best of times (e.g. Tiger) - I'd be worried about this critter too and probably say 'sorry, no'.If you find the player says 'fine, OK' then there might not have been any problem, and you could open up the possibility of the feat for them when they reach 12th level, having seen how the adventure has been playing with it as-is. If they pout and complain then they may already have been thinking about the powergaming angle and that could confirm a decision to say no.That's my perspective.</blockquote>