Survivor with more than one dog companion

guerra

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Hi!

I was playing today and we have a doubt about dog companions: if I have more than on dog companion on the same survivor, he can use a single action to give the same order to two dogs?
 

guerra

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I don't think the rule is very clear in this case. Anyway, I think I will make it a house rule if it do not work that way. I think that it make sense to give one command for two dogs at the same time.

However if you take a look on the season 3 rules on human companions rules you will see that their active abilities are accumulative...
 

guerra

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I was reading there and it says: "A Handler can spend his own Actions to give Instructions to his Dog Companion(s).". Seams to me that an action can affect more than one dog companion.
 

donnbobhardy

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Most people seem to think the Dog Companions are already overpowered, so letting all of them attack for a single action might be a bad idea, but it's your game, so if you want to play it that way, go for it.
 

guerra

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Most people seem to think the Dog Companions are already overpowered, so letting all of them attack for a single action might be a bad idea, but it's your game, so if you want to play it that way, go for it.

The way I play, none of the survivors starts with a dog companion. In order to get one, you need to find it searching. So it is not very common to have two of them with the same survivor (happens only once in a lot of games). So I don't think it is overpowered...

However if every survivor starts with a dog, than I agree with you...
 

IdleHacker

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I was reading there and it says: "A Handler can spend his own Actions to give Instructions to his Dog Companion(s).". Seams to me that an action can affect more than one dog companion.
Notice the bolded word...doesn't say a single action. Every wording to me says 1 action for 1 companion
 
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