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Blinding Speed [epic]
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Extraordinary. If it says "act as if hasted" (don't have it on me, so can't double check), then it definitely is Ex.
If we start ruling feats as supernatural, what, no spring attack in an AMF? The line gets all fuzzy, which feats are super, which extra, blah blah and more confusion.
They are all extraordinary.
If we start ruling feats as supernatural, what, no spring attack in an AMF? The line gets all fuzzy, which feats are super, which extra, blah blah and more confusion.
They are all extraordinary.
Concur. This is a natural extension of the note in ELH about the epic skill uses being extraordinary abilities. Despite what you might think, an epic character can climb across a perfectly smooth ceiling even in an antimagic field ... so I don't know why that same field should keep him from getting his extra partial action every round.
Burst of Speed
My view of burst of speed (a round of 'haste' 5 times per day) is that it reflects a burst of adrenaline, where you can push yourself to get that extra little bit out of your body a few times a day.
This is just a practiced ability (Feat) that doesn't involve any arcane or divine magic at all.
My view of burst of speed (a round of 'haste' 5 times per day) is that it reflects a burst of adrenaline, where you can push yourself to get that extra little bit out of your body a few times a day.
This is just a practiced ability (Feat) that doesn't involve any arcane or divine magic at all.
