It is important to note that using the MAP effect is incompatible with the second and third attack listed on the weapon line. Note that the name of the effect applied to your prey ( TR's Prey in this example) has to match the effect checked in the hunt prey effect exactly. The trait is accounted for automatically. If the target of your attack has that effect, it changes your multi-attack penalty to 0/-3/-6. What the Flurry Hunter's Edge effect does is check each creature you attack for the TR's Prey effect. In the image, these abilities are highlighted in pink. It will be applied to Test Ranger at all times.

The second effect we call Flurry Hunter's Edge IFT:CUSTOM(TR's Prey) MAP:-3. The first effect we call TR's Prey it will be applied to a creature when Test Ranger marks it as their prey. We add two effect lines (right-click Hunt prey, Add Spell Action, Add Effect to add an effect line). We add a focus spell, 'Hunt prey' (right-click Focus Spells, Add Spell). Yes, I know this is not a spell, but it's a limitation of FG that it doesn't yet know about abilities that are neither attacks nor spells. We start by giving our ranger a new focus spell class (right click Actions window, Add Focus Spell Class). It and the instructions below are based on this FG update post. This image contains pretty much everything you need to do to make it work.

That sort of thing is resolved in Fantasy Grounds with a pair of effects: one to set a creature as your prey and the other to improve your MAP when attacking your prey. The good news is that making two weapon lines is not the best way to handle your problem, so you can get a usable solution by taking a better approach.*Īttacking your prey while flurrying is not, after all, an attack with a different weapon. The short answer is that you can't have everything that you want.

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