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FEATS LIST These Are the Standard Feats That Can Be Trained in Whilst “Out in the Field” FEATS LIST These are the Standard Feats that can be trained in whilst “Out in the Field”. Additional Feats may be available to be taught in towns, villages and other locations (feats learnt in these places will require 1 week of training), Pls see details in respective places. When aquiring Feats all prerequisites must be met. The information here is cut down due to space, ie the “flavor” text has been removed. Once a Feat is aquired its full description will be added to your character sheet. Any questions pls message the GM. General Name Source Prerequisite Benefit Arcane Schooling PGtF Meet regional requirement 1. Choose one arcane class. This class becomes an additional favored class. [Regional] Character level 1st 2. Activate spell trigger items as if you had one level in that class. No other regional feat Special: Forgotten Realms regions: - Deep Imaskari (Underdark [Deep Imaskar]) - Human (Chessenta, the Golden Water, Halruaa, Lantan, Mulhorand, Nimbral, Unther, the Wizards' Reach) - Planetouched (Calimshan) Diverse Background RoD Race: any half-human 1. You gain another favored class. [Racial] Draw from the Land PGtF Meet regional requirement 1. You recover 2 hp and ability points per day of light activity, or 4 hp and [Regional] UE Character level 1st ability points per day of complete rest (this stacks with the Heal skill's use). No other regional feat 2. You gain +10 on Con checks to avoid nonlethal damage from hunger or thirst. You require half as much sleep as normal (but still full mental rest to regain spell slots). Special: These bonuses are automatic when in Rashemen; outside those lands, you must make a Concentration check (DC 10 + 2/100 miles from the Rashemi border); if you fail, you cannot make another attempt for 24 hours. Special: Forgotten Realms regions: - Human (Rashemen) Far Horizons RoD Cleric level 1st 1. Climb, Jump, and Swim are cleric class skills for you. [Initiate] Patron deity Fharlanghn 2. You always know where north is (if 'north' exists in your environment). 3. Gain bonus spells (see source). Kiai Shout CW Cha 13 1. Make a kiai shout 3/day as a standard action. Enemies within 30' with BAB +1 fewer HD or levels than you who hear this must make saves (Will, DC Cha) or be shaken for 1d6 rounds. Kiai Shout, Greater CW Cha 13 1. When you use Kiai Shout, enemies who fail their save are panicked for BAB +9 2d6 rounds. Kiai Shout Leadership SRD -- 1. Attract cohorts and followers. See source for details. Mercantile Background PGtF Meet regional requirement 1. Sell weapons, magical items, or other adventuring goods at 75% of the list [Regional] Character level 1st price. No other regional feat 2. 1/month, buy any item at a 25% discount. 3. You gain 300 extra gold pieces at character creation. Special: Forgotten Realms regions: - Dwarf (the Sword Coast, Underdark [Darklands]) - Gnome (Lantan, Underdark [Northdark]) - Halfling (Amn) - Human (Amn, Lantan, Sembia, Shou Expatriate, Tashalar, Tharsult, Thesk, Turmish, the Vast, Waterdeep) Thunder Twin PGtF Meet regional requirement 1. +2 on Diplomacy and Intimidate. [Regional] Character level 1st 2. You have a twin brother or sister, identical or fraternal. If your twin is No other regional feat alive and on the same plane, make a DC 12 Wis check to sense his/her direction. If successful, take a move action to sense his/her direction at any time within the next hour. Special: Forgotten Realms regions: Name Source Prerequisite Benefit - Dwarf (the Galena Mountains, the Great Rift, the Smoking Mountains, the Spine of the World, the Sword Coast, Underdark [Old Shanatar], Waterdeep) Tireless PGtF Meet regional requirement 1. Effects or conditions that normally make you exhausted make you fatigued [Regional] Character level 1st instead. Effects or conditions that make you fatigued are ignored. No other regional feat Special: Forgotten Realms regions: - Dwarf (the Galena Mountains, the Sword Coast, Underdark [Old Shanatar]) - Human (the Hordelands, the Ride, Thindol, Vaasa) - Lizardfolk (Surkh) - Orc (the Hordelands) - Thri-Keen (the Shaar) - Wemic (the Shaar) Combat, General Name Source Prerequisite Benefit Arcane Strike CW BAB +4 1. Sacrifice a spell of at least 1st level to gain an attack bonus (with a melee Ability to cast 3rd level or natural weapon or unarmed strike) equal to the spell's level, and arcane spells +1d4/spell level damage, until your next turn. Arterial Strike CW BAB +4 1. Forgo 1 die of sneak attack damage to cause 1 point of damage/round Sneak Attack +1d6 until the target receives a DC 15 Heal check or magical healing. Multiple strikes stack, but only once per round. Blind-Fight SRD -- 1. If your melee attack fails due to concealment, reroll once. [Fighter] 2. Retain Dex bonus to AC against invisible opponents. 3. Invisible opponents do not gain a bonus when attacking you in melee. 4. Move 3/4ths your speed when in darkness or areas of poor visibility. Special: This feat does not affect opponents who are the subject of a blink spell. Blooded PGtF Meet regional requirement 1. +2 on Initiative. [Regional] Character level 1st 2. +2 on Spot. No other regional feat 3. Cannot be shaken, but can be frightened or panicked. Special: Forgotten Realms regions: - Centaur (the Plateau of Thay) - Dwarf (Underdark [Earthroot]) - Elf (Cormanthor Drow, the Inner Sea, Menzoberranyr, the Outer Sea) - Gnoll (the Plateau of Thay) - Grimlock (Underdark [Reeshov]) - Halfling (the Chondalwood) - Human (the Dalelands, the Nelanther Isles, Silverymoon, Swagdar, Tethyr) - Lizardfolk (Rethild) - Orc (Underdark [Northdark], Vaasa) Critical, Improved SRD BAB +8 1. Double the threat range for the selected weapon. [Fighter] Proficient with selected weapon. Critical, Power CW BAB +4 1. With the selected weapon, gain a +4 bonus to confirm a critical threat. [Fighter] Weapon Focus (selected Special: You may take this feat multiple times; if it is for the same weapon, weapon) the effects stack. Destiny, Heroic RoD Race: human or any half- 1. 1/day, before any attack, check, or save, you may add +1d6 to the roll. [Racial] human Divine Might CW Str 13 1. As a free action, spend 1 turn/rebuke undead attempt to add your Cha [Divine] Ability to turn or rebuke bonus to weapon damage for 1 round. undead Power Attack Dread Tyranny RoD Str 13 1. Intimidate is a cleric class skill for you, and you add your Str bonus to [Initiate] Cleric level 3rd your skill modifier. Name Source Prerequisite Benefit Patron deity Hextor 2. With a lethal weapon, your attack penalty is 2 less than normal to deal nonlethal damage. 3. Gain bonus spells (see source). Dreadful Wrath PGtF Meet regional requirement 1. Gain frightful presence ability (as an extraordinary morale effect) when [Regional] Character level 1st you charge, make a full attack, or cast a spell that targets or includes an No other regional feat enemy. Enemies within 20' must save (Will, DC Cha) or be shaken for 1 minute. Those exposed to this effect are immune to it for 24 hours. Special: Forgotten Realms regions: - Human (Rashemen) - Kuo-toa (Underdark [Sloopdilmonpolop]) - Planetouched (Impiltur, the Silver Marches, Thay, the Western Heartlands) Foe Hunter PGtF Meet regional requirement 1. You gain a favored enemy, as the ranger ability, except that your enemy [Regional] Character level 1st is determined by your region of origin (see source). If you are a ranger, this No other regional feat ability stacks if it targets the same enemy. Special: Forgotten Realms regions: - Dwarf (the Galena Mountains, the Spine of the World) - Half-elf (the Dragon Coast) - Halfling (the North) - Human (Chult, Cormyr, Impiltur, the Moonsea, the North, Samarach, Tashalar, Thindol) Formation Expert CW BAB +6 1. Lock Shields: If you have allies on either side and you are all using [Fighter] [Tactical] shields, gain +1 AC. 2. Step into the Breach: If you are within 1 move action of an ally who falls in combat, and allies are in every square between you and the fallen ally, you may immediately spend a move action to step into the fallen ally's square. 3. Wall of Polearms: If you are using a shortspear, longspear, glaive, guisarme, halberd, or ranseur, and allies on each side using the same weapon you are, gain +2 on attack. Improved Favored Enemy (2) CW BAB +5 1. +3 damage vs. favored enemies. Favored enemy ability Improved Feint SRD Int 13 1. Using Bluff to feint is now a move action. [Fighter] Combat Expertise Improved Initiative SRD -- 1. +4 on Initiative. [Fighter] Pious Soul CD Knowledge (religion) 2 ranks 1. Spend 1 faith point to add +1d6 to a d20 roll on an attack, save, or check. You may spend more than 1 at a time in this way. Special: This feat gives you 4 faith points. You gain more as detailed in the source. Quick Draw SRD BAB +1 1. Draw a weapon as a free action. [Fighter] 2. Draw a hidden weapon as a move action. 3. Attack with thrown weapons at full attack rate. Radiant Fire RoD Cleric level 3rd 1. +2 (insight) on damage rolls against targets with the evil subtype. [Initiate] Patron deity Pelor 2. Gain bonus spells (see source). Stormheart PGtF Meet regional requirement 1. +2 on Balance and Profession (sailor). [Regional] Character level 1st 2. Ignore all hampered movement penalties for fighting on pitching or No other regional feat slippery decks. 3. Gain +1 (dodge) AC while fighting on a ship or boat. Special: Forgotten Realms Regions: - Human (Altumbel, the Dragon Coast, the Lake of Steam, Lapaliiya, the Nelanther Isles, the Sword Coast, Tharsult) Thug PGtF Meet regional requirement 1. +2 on Appraise and Intimidate. [Regional] Character level 1st 2.
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