Dedicated Hunter[General]
As a devoted warrior and tracker of your god, you have learned use the skills of nature along with your divine gifts.

Requirements: Lay on Hands, Favored Enemy, Smite, Knowledge Religion 5, Survival 8

Benifit: You may multi-class freely between Ranger and Paladin and gain the following benifits:
- Your Ranger Levels stack with your Paladin Levels for increasing the effects of Lay on Hands.
- Your add one half your Paladin Levels (rounded up) to your Ranger Levels for qualifying for Favored Enemies. In addition, You can add your Ranger level to your Paladin level when smiting a Favored Enemy for the effect (but not the number of smites).
- You may choose to make your Special Mount your Animal Companion as well. If you do so, use the following table instead of the Special Mount or Animal Companion table. Your Special Mount is summoned once, and then stays will you till it dies. Should the mount die, die, it immediately disappears, leaving behind any equipment it was carrying. you may not summon another mount for thirty days or until you gains a paladin or ranger level level, whichever comes first, even if the mount is somehow returned from the dead. During this thirty-day period, you take a -1 penalty on attack and weapon damage rolls. After those thirty days, you can immediately summon a new mount. The effective level is your Paladin level plus your effective Druid level granted to you by the Ranger class (One-half your Ranger level). You gain the mount as soon as this effective level is 5. All powers are identical to those stated in the Animal Companion or Special Mount rules. The choice to combine your Special Mount and Animal Companion is a one time choice made when you select this feat.

If you loose your Paladin abilities, this feat ceases to function untill those abilities are restored. In the case of the mount, the mount leaves.

Normal: You may not return to the Paladin class once you take a level in another class, and class levels are counted normaly.