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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Machiavelli" data-source="post: 3096336" data-attributes="member: 40964">[SIZE=+1]W[/SIZE]HIRLING [SIZE=+1]B[/SIZE]LADE AND [SIZE=+1]W[/SIZE]EDGE [STYLE]You have mastered the deadly, flowing art of wielding an algristok in constant motion. The momentum of your weapon carries you through an efficient series of combat maneuvers. Prerequisites: STR 15, Dodge, Mobility, Two-Weapon Fighting, Two-Weapon Defense, Weapon Focus: Algristok, base attack bonus +6. Benefit: When you make a full attack with your algristok, you may choose to reverse the order of your base attack bonuses. For example, instead of a +12/+7/+2 base attack bonus regression, you would attack at a +2/+7/+12 progression. You may choose to automatically miss any of your attacks, and then immediately after the missed attack you must take one additional 5-foot step beyond the one you are normally limited to.  These 5-foot steps do not provoke attacks of opportunity.  You must still roll the attacks you choose to miss, and on a natural 1 you hit the target anyway and apply damage as normal, but with no opportunity for a critical hit.Alright, what do you think?  I don't recall ever seeing a feat that lets someone reverse his base attack bonus sequence, so I'm wary about this, but I don't specifically see a problem with it.</blockquote>