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you could just get 'give advice feat' its a +2 wighout roll contest....(edit) in fact i recomend that for every ranged combatant since if you stay still you can just buff other people while attacking

Old comment, but I figured I can answer this one for future readers. All of the effects of Burn It! refer to "you". That means your PC. The effects of the eidolon are spelled out at length at the beginning of the summoner class. You and your eidolon share HP, share actions and multiple attack penalty, there are some unique things with saving throws, unique actions that you can take, etc. Nowhere does it say that your eidolon counts as "you" for feats which refer to your PC, which is what would be needed for that feat to work equally for your eidolon. Summoners are tricky lol. I still see a fire loving goblin with fire eidolon being a super fun character to play 😆

Sorry it wasn't clear, but you need something that you can theoretically take cover behind! For example a tree or refrigerator.

@@KingOogaTonTon Even if it's not technically between you and your target?

@@theadventuresguild6514 The idea is that your character positions themselves in their square to either stand near or make themselves less of a target, so yes. If there's a rock to my left and im not behind the rock, I can hug the surface of the rock to make myself less of a target to an Archer for example.

Yeah, it's suggested you do that for simplicity. The exception is for big, important enemies or NPCs but it's up to the GM.

Basically nothing- just fixed that Lesser Cover doesn't give you +1 to stealth or saves.

Someone corrected him about Lesser Cover only giving +1 AC with no bonus to stealth nor reflex saves. There's a small cut in the video where he talks about Lesser Cover.

@@KingOogaTonTon ah I see

Nope. The action is listed as such Requirements You are benefiting from cover, *are near a feature that allows you to take cover* , or are prone. You press yourself against a wall or duck behind an obstacle to take better advantage of cover. *If you would have standard cover* , you instead gain greater cover, which provides a +4 circumstance bonus to AC; to Reflex saves against area effects; and to Stealth checks to Hide, Sneak, or otherwise avoid detection. *Otherwise* , you gain the benefits of standard cover (a +2 circumstance bonus instead). This lasts until you move from your current space, use an attack action, become unconscious, or end this effect as a free action. I highlighted the important parts. The requirements show you don't need to have any kind of cover. Just be near to something that could reasonably give you some. Hell technically not even that if you just put your belly to the ground you can benefit from take cover. And the reading of the action itself straight up says that you can have less than standard cover and it'll upgrade to standard.

And I agree that if your pressed up against an object or there is a special circumstance .. then yes lesser cover could be upgraded to standard cover (allowing you to hide) but that is a special ruling ontop of the general rule. The general rule states that you cannot hide under lesser cover. which is true. @@nahuel3433