Reserve Feraotds?

[Visigani]

Potentially game breaking? I mean the degree of power this could conceivably give characters might dramatically alter the balance of power in some respects, especially of the stepping on the toes of fighters and barbs variety.

 

[Patryn of Elvenshae]

I'm not sure what you're asking about?

 

[Visigani]

It's not especially complicated? What are you having difficulty with? Perhaps I can explain it in simpler terms so you can understand.

 

[the Jester]

Me neither. Could you clarify? What are "reserve feraotds"? What book or resource are they in?

 

[kitcik]

It's not especially complicated? What are you having difficulty with? Perhaps I can explain it in simpler terms so you can understand.

Who's the "internet *&%&" now? Holy smokes dude, you even go off on people trying to help you. Anger management issues?

I assume you mean "reserve feats" and just have extreme typing issues as well (seriously "feraotds"?).

[MENTION=85158]Dandu[/MENTION] thinks they are underpowered. I know you value his opinion highly.

Some of them seem pretty good to me in isolation, but I suspect other feats (metamgaic) are stronger. I am not an expert on caster feats.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

It's not especially complicated? What are you having difficulty with? Perhaps I can explain it in simpler terms so you can understand.

Your phrasing could be more...polite.

Anyway, I, seemingly along with others, are puzzled by "Feraotds."

If, as kitcik suspects, you meant to type "Feats", I have to mostly agree with Dandu's take on them: they're more about flavor & "kewl" than power. There are many I like, but not one I'd call "game breaking."

 

[Visigani]

Feat Rods. Specifically Reserve Feat Rods (or Amulet, or Whatever). Possibly "Domain Feats".

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Those?

Handy? Yes. Broken? No.

 

[RUMBLETiGER]

Feat Rods. Specifically Reserve Feat Rods (or Amulet, or Whatever). Possibly "Domain Feats".

Does this exist in a source material that I can look into, or are you suggesting something homebrewed?

Are you suggesting that someone can fain a feat they do not have by using a magic item?

And are you tracking as to how other people were confused? Getting "Feat Rods" from "Feraotds" requires some IRL skill in Concentration, Decipher Script and Sense Motive on our parts. And that's only if we know to even try for a skill check.

 

[AdmundfortGeographer]

Dood . . . there is an "go advanced" button when you edit your own post that lets you fix the post and even fix the post title. I recommend you find it and use it before you blow another gasket trying to explain your mis-spelling again.