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<blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 5020715" data-attributes="member: 4937">Hmmm... ok, that sounds reasonable.&nbsp; It's keeps it useful into higher levels.Yes.I should have made it clear - its only on attacks against you.&nbsp; The other is a little too amazing.LOL.&nbsp; Almost since 3rd edition came out, like everyone else, I'd been wanting to make a Feat that let strength matter more to Intimidation.&nbsp; But, none of the feats I could come up with or saw in print really felt right to me.&nbsp; I wanted the feat to offer considerable advantages, but not be over powered.&nbsp; Finally, one day I was thinking about 'Harry Potter' and it occured to me that Hagrid was exactly what I was looking for.&nbsp; The 'Imposing' Feat lets you play Hagrid.You can only not use it again if the BBEG forced you to flee, killed you, or whatever.&nbsp; That happens infrequently enough that you'll likely remember.&nbsp; If you just met him, then you can still say, &quot;Prepare to meet your doom!&quot;, and it works.LOL.&nbsp; &quot;1. associated in close personal relations&nbsp; 2. characterized by or involving warm friendship or a personally close or familiar association or feeling&quot;I forget that modern language sexualizes so many words.&nbsp; Ok, will fix this to avoid confusion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celebrim, post: 5020715, member: 4937"] Hmmm... ok, that sounds reasonable. It's keeps it useful into higher levels. Yes. I should have made it clear - its only on attacks against you. The other is a little too amazing. LOL. Almost since 3rd edition came out, like everyone else, I'd been wanting to make a Feat that let strength matter more to Intimidation. But, none of the feats I could come up with or saw in print really felt right to me. I wanted the feat to offer considerable advantages, but not be over powered. Finally, one day I was thinking about 'Harry Potter' and it occured to me that Hagrid was exactly what I was looking for. The 'Imposing' Feat lets you play Hagrid. You can only not use it again if the BBEG forced you to flee, killed you, or whatever. That happens infrequently enough that you'll likely remember. If you just met him, then you can still say, "Prepare to meet your doom!", and it works. LOL. "1. associated in close personal relations 2. characterized by or involving warm friendship or a personally close or familiar association or feeling" I forget that modern language sexualizes so many words. Ok, will fix this to avoid confusion. [/QUOTE]

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