Studied Target from multiple Sources

[Fluffykeith]

If you get studied target from two different classes (such as Multiclassing Sanctified Slayer with one of the actual Slayer archetypes) does it get treated as two seperate instances of Studied Target for purposes of determining its level (since it gets better as you level up), or do they stack?

[The Matrix has you!]

Originally posted by Fluffykeith:

If you get studied target from two different classes (such as Multiclassing Sanctified Slayer with one of the actual Slayer archetypes) does it get treated as two seperate instances of Studied Target for purposes of determining its level (since it gets better as you level up), or do they stack?

No, it doesn't stack... and most stupid thing that your "second" slayer can't mark target already marked and won't get any bonuses. So, if you have 2 or more slayers - it's just a waste of many lvlups and many possible feats :(

[MattStriker]

Originally posted by The Matrix has you!:

Originally posted by Fluffykeith:

If you get studied target from two different classes (such as Multiclassing Sanctified Slayer with one of the actual Slayer archetypes) does it get treated as two seperate instances of Studied Target for purposes of determining its level (since it gets better as you level up), or do they stack?

No, it doesn't stack... and most stupid thing that your "second" slayer can't mark target already marked and won't get any bonuses. So, if you have 2 or more slayers - it's just a waste of many lvlups and many possible feats :(

I think OP is asking if the two class features (the pseudo-slayer inquisitor and the actual slayer) stack if you have both classes on the same character, in which case the answer is...uh...a lot less clear?

[jonoliveira12]

It does not stack, a target canot be studied twice by the same character, and have the buffs stack.