Post/Author/DateTime	Post
skid45 06-01-07, 08:10 PM	Can a shifter scent track a Druid with his trackless step?
gensuke626 06-01-07, 08:55 PM	Can a shifter scent track a Druid with his trackless step? I'm going to say no...unless someone can cite me a rulebook quote saying that scent allows trackless characters to be followed... And not all shifters have the scent ability.
RogueElement 06-01-07, 09:19 PM	Isn't the whole point of trackless step to prevent you from getting tracked by scent or any other method?
gensuke626 06-01-07, 09:33 PM	/shrug The guy asked a question. I answered to the best of my knowledge. I think his question of where the Sunspire mountains are to be much more humourous. I think they're a Greyhawk thing, cause I don't remember reading about them...
Runepriest 06-01-07, 09:36 PM	Isn't the whole point of trackless step to prevent you from getting tracked by scent or any other method? One word: Yes.
Edymnion 06-01-07, 09:39 PM	The 3.5 entry for a Druid's Trackless Step ability specifically says "...leaves no trail in natural surroundings and cannot be tracked." There are no qualifiers, there are no loopholes to exploit. They cannot be tracked, period. Any and all abilities that would allow you to track someone do not work against a Trackless Step Druid. The only way you could possibly do it is with magic, and it would have to specifically say "this allows you to track a character with the Trackless Step ability." So no, the shifter could not track the druid with scent, or with any other ability.