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<blockquote data-quote="Jackinthegreen" data-source="post: 6003789" data-attributes="member: 6678119">I believe you're thinking of the Devoted Tracker feat which allows stacking Paladin and Ranger levels for the purposes of the mount/animal companion, since a character can't be a druid and a paladin without lifting or tweaking alignment restrictions.Under the normal rules it is impossible for two characters to share the same animal for class feature purposes.&nbsp; One of them claiming the animal as his companion or mount means the other cannot designate that same animal for pretty much any class feature purpose.&nbsp; In short, this is not something the game was ever meant to allow.&nbsp; The companion mount would be more powerful than many characters, especially since a druid's companion already can be.Personally, I would never allow it in a game I DM'd, nor would I ever -think- of doing that as a player.There are several ACFs that let a paladin trade away the mount for something that will be useful more often like Charging Smite.&nbsp; The druid and ranger also have a few ACFs that can trade away the companion if the player thinks it's not their cup of tea.&nbsp; <a href="http://brilliantgameologists.com/boards/index.php?PHPSESSID=b3cofcunvjgqqts7s570inec31&amp;topic=7908.0" target="_blank">http://brilliantgameologists.com/boards/index.php?PHPSESSID=b3cofcunvjgqqts7s570inec31&amp;topic=7908.0</a> is a pretty comprehensive list of ACFs, and I'm pretty sure you'll find one that will work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jackinthegreen, post: 6003789, member: 6678119"] I believe you're thinking of the Devoted Tracker feat which allows stacking Paladin and Ranger levels for the purposes of the mount/animal companion, since a character can't be a druid and a paladin without lifting or tweaking alignment restrictions. Under the normal rules it is impossible for two characters to share the same animal for class feature purposes. One of them claiming the animal as his companion or mount means the other cannot designate that same animal for pretty much any class feature purpose. In short, this is not something the game was ever meant to allow. The companion mount would be more powerful than many characters, especially since a druid's companion already can be. Personally, I would never allow it in a game I DM'd, nor would I ever -think- of doing that as a player. There are several ACFs that let a paladin trade away the mount for something that will be useful more often like Charging Smite. The druid and ranger also have a few ACFs that can trade away the companion if the player thinks it's not their cup of tea. [url]http://brilliantgameologists.com/boards/index.php?PHPSESSID=b3cofcunvjgqqts7s570inec31&topic=7908.0[/url] is a pretty comprehensive list of ACFs, and I'm pretty sure you'll find one that will work. [/QUOTE]

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