D&D 3E/3.5 3.5 Feats Listed

[Plane Sailing]

Re: phb 3.5 tops over 100!

Thats a lot of feats. I mean dang. Some things I would have liked to see:

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Power Critical
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I'm jolly glad they didn't include that one! It always seemed to be a really horribly designed feat (witness its use in Sultans of Smack...)

I wonder if natural spell will be useful to wizards under polymorph self, or if they have only thought of it for druids?

 

[Steverooo]

Re: Re: Goodbye, Tower!

I'm not sure where you get that from... none of the non-feat prerequisites are given for any of the feats listed...

Because it is now listed among the General Feats, whereas the Rogue-only Skill Mastery is not.

 

[Steverooo]

Self-Sufficient = Survival + Intuit Direction

I doubt it. I've "heard" that 3.5e does away with Intuit Direction, rolling it into Survival (WL).

 

[Li Shenron]

Re: Re: Re: Goodbye, Tower!

Because it is now listed among the General Feats, whereas the Rogue-only Skill Mastery is not.

AKAIK Skill Mastery is a special feature, not a feat.

 

[hong]

Re: Re: Re: Re: Goodbye, Tower!

AKAIK Skill Mastery is a special feature, not a feat.

For all intents and purposes it might as well be a feat, one that only rogues can take.

 

[niteshade6]

"Because it is now listed among the General Feats, whereas the Rogue-only Skill Mastery is not."

The reason skill mastery is not listed is because it is not a feat (unless there is some 3.5 change I don't know about), and thus it does not belong in a list of feats. Weapon specialization on the other hand is a feat, and thus it does belong in the feat list. It doesn't mean that weapon specialization suddenly lost it's fighter requirements.

"For all intents and purposes it might as well be a feat, one that only rogues can take."

Except that it doesn't use up a feat slot, nor can you choose another feat instead of it.

 

[Lord Rasputin]

A few of these 2+2 feats are in D20 Modern, FYI. I don't have a list handy, check the SRD. A few look to be renamed.

 

[hong]

"For all intents and purposes it might as well be a feat, one that only rogues can take."

Except that it doesn't use up a feat slot, nor can you choose another feat instead of it.

No it doesn't, and yes, you can.

 

[Shard O'Glase]

My guess would be:


Investigator = Search + Sense Motive
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I susepct gather info instead of sense motive. Cause last time I checked gathering info is what investigators do.

 

[drnuncheon]

Rogues & Skill Mastery

No it doesn't, and yes, you can.

Right. What you cannot do is choose it (or any other Rogue special ability) as a character-level feat.

So, it's not really for all intents and purposes a feat that only Rogues can take - if it were, then like Weapon Spec or Spell Mastery, you'd be able to take it even if you were levelling in another class.

J