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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FreeTheSlaves" data-source="post: 2453528" data-attributes="member: 9952">A 12k magic item can be available to an eighth level character going by the 1/2 wealth on any one given item. The divine haste feat gives a variable 'duration' if we activate it over consecutive rounds, is available 2 levels earlier at 6th level, is slotless, frees up wealth, costs a precious feat, uses up a limited but rechargable resource which paladins naturally have a good number of. Divine might is a very strong feat choice (too strong and running against class theme imho); using it as a benchmark is possibly encouraging powercreep as it is not a core rules feat. What I would recommend is to compare a divine haste paladin with a core rules paladin; the comparable feats would probably be cleave or weapon focus as these are generally recognized as strong feat choices.As written I am slowly coming to a conclusion that the divine haste feat as written should be available at a minimum to a 9th character, if it should be allowed at all. Thematically I am having difficulty drawing the dots between channelling positive/negative energy & imbuing oneself with heightened speed, not to mention it is stepping on the wizard/sorcerers toes.</blockquote>