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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Uder" data-source="post: 5304684" data-attributes="member: 11949">It's too good of a feat for non-epic levels. Sorry, but in many cases it's better than two or three existing feats.For Strength, it's better than any feat that gives a base +1 to hit or damage. It's essentially Weapon Focus (all) and Weapon Sorta-Specialization (all) rolled into one.For Dexterity, it's better than Dodge, or any feat that grants +1 to AC. Likewise for Reflex. It's Dodge + Sorta-Lightning Reflexes, plus Slightly-Improved Initiative all in one, with an across the board bump to most physical skills.For Constitution, it's better than Toughness after level 3, better than Improved Toughness at every level, and includes half the bonus of Great Fortitude.For Intelligence, it's better than any feat that grants a skill bonus, since it grants +1 to all Int-based skills AND grants +1 skill each and every level from then on (and retroactively in house-ruled and Pathfinder games).For Wisdom, it's an across-the-board increase to perception skills and will saves.For Charisma, it's a lot of skill bonuses, and improves the power of a lot of divine special abilities.For all spellcasting stats, it beats spell focus, because you get the bonus to EVERY spell DC, not just one school, as well as bonus spells. This alone should convince you that it's unbalanced... a spellcaster who doesn't take this is a fool.</blockquote>