I, like many others houserule my characters with the expertise feats in an effort to add more variety to the actual selected feats and to help the game flow in terms of 'the math' for lack of a better term.
My friend's dragonborn paladin is level 18 and his typical attack rolls on weapons are at a +23. However, his racial dragon breath and dragon wrath is only +16. <half level +9, +con17<+3>, +4 for tier>.
This is a pretty large discrepancy that is leading to a lot of misses as we progress. Do you houserule the expertise bonuses to apply to racial powers like dragons breath/wrath as well?
Is there any kind of feat in existence that improve racial attack bonuses? If not, would it be overpowered to simply create a racial expertise feat?
Or, are all these missed attack roles simply a result of a poorly built character? (Str +13, Con +17, Dex +11, Int +9, Wis +15, Cha +25)
For what its worth, the player will be going Demigod at epic, so effectively will eventually get a +3 bonus to attack rolls with the tier increase and ability score boost together.
Any opinions on what, if anything should be done would be appreciated.
My friend's dragonborn paladin is level 18 and his typical attack rolls on weapons are at a +23. However, his racial dragon breath and dragon wrath is only +16. <half level +9, +con17<+3>, +4 for tier>.
This is a pretty large discrepancy that is leading to a lot of misses as we progress. Do you houserule the expertise bonuses to apply to racial powers like dragons breath/wrath as well?
Is there any kind of feat in existence that improve racial attack bonuses? If not, would it be overpowered to simply create a racial expertise feat?
Or, are all these missed attack roles simply a result of a poorly built character? (Str +13, Con +17, Dex +11, Int +9, Wis +15, Cha +25)
For what its worth, the player will be going Demigod at epic, so effectively will eventually get a +3 bonus to attack rolls with the tier increase and ability score boost together.
Any opinions on what, if anything should be done would be appreciated.