D&D 3.x 3.5 Feats Listed

[Hypersmurf]

The enemy usually isn't 180 degrees on the opposite side of your partner, if your partner is at all intelligent.

He is if the enemy is at all intelligent

-Hyp.

 

[Particle_Man]

Widen Spell...like increasing the area of effect of a spell? Is widened fireball (or widened widened widened widened fireball) the destroyer of armies that I always wet dreamed it could be?

 

[Gumby]

He is if the enemy is at all intelligent

-Hyp.

True, but at that point the Cleric^H^H^H^H^H^Harcher just moves around and hits the enemy with Manyshot, or just picks on someone else.

 

[Gumby]

Widen Spell...like increasing the area of effect of a spell? Is widened fireball (or widened widened widened widened fireball) the destroyer of armies that I always wet dreamed it could be?

Yup, a .50 increase to bursts, emanations, or spreads for a change of +3 spell levels. Requires any other Metamagic feat as a pre-req.

 

[DreamChaser]

and Eschew Materials is a general rather than metamagic feat.

"they can be taught!"

*poof*

DC

 

[Merlion]

VERY interesting. Greater Weapon Focus...about bloody time. Magical Affinity looks interesting...whoever said it was a +2/+2 skill feat is probably right...although it would be interesting if it was something else,hmmm augment summoning...lets hope they improved it...a lot of them looks like +2/+2 skill feats but its hard to be sure..Acrobatic, Agile, Deft Hands, Dilligent...hmmm...I just wonder what skills all thease feats add to...and if maybe some of them are something else. Ooo and Improved Counterspell very nice..
Although yea I do see some things I would have thought...Energy Subsitution definitly...some of the other splatbook metamagic feats...of course as far as the general ones its hard to tell with all the name changing..
Edit: I am happy they added Widen Spell though. when 3e first came out it seemed odd to me that their wasnt a MM feat to increase area of effect. thats what I thought Enlarge would be at first.

 

[Staffan]

Hmm. I was hoping they'd have more high-level combat feats - stuff that requires a high BAB and/or a lot of prerequisite feats. Currently, the fighter will probably have maxed out a feat tree or two around level 10 and have to start on a new tree - that's like a wizard having to start taking more 1st-level spells at level 11 instead of 6th-level spells.

 

[Plane Sailing]

Yup, a .50 increase to bursts, emanations, or spreads for a change of +3 spell levels. Requires any other Metamagic feat as a pre-req.

pah! vastly overpriced at +3 spell levels. I hope that they've changed it from that, because it simply isn't worth taking. You'd be better off using the one which I invented before them called Expand Spell, which is only +2 levels (and starts with an E. Must be better!)

I'm disappointed to see so many "+2 to two skill" feats, since they don't require a brain to put together.

Greater Spell Focus as a standard will help with Spell DC smackdowns

I'd guess improved feint is as per d20Modern (as is the renaming of expertise to combat expertise).

 

[Aloïsius]

Does someone know what natural spell may be ?

 

[Spatula]

Does someone know what natural spell may be ?

It's from Masters of the Wild. It lets druids cast spells when wildshaped.