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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dark Magus" data-source="post: 1021565" data-attributes="member: 13224">I think Feint in 3.0 was one of the more "high-end" actions you could do. Hardly anyone except another Rogue could have a prayer's chance in hell of succeeding aginst the Bluff check of the Feinter (i think thats a word).Now, people are saying its underpowered, because a 10th level Rogue will have to actually roll the d20 and wonder if he'll succeed in throwing the highly trained 15th level knight of the realm off his guard. Well gosh.And if in the longrun, this new ruling on feint turns out a tiddlie-wink overpowered, it'll still be nowhere near as overpowered as it was before.If feinting was a shoe size, and the most balanced mechanic in D&D was a "6", 3.0 would be a size 11 worn by a devilish rogue, whereas 3.5 feint would be a size 7, or maybe 8, depending on whether it was Nike or New Balance, upon the foot of the Fighter (or whoever else likes the NEW Sky Feints!!! )</blockquote>