Do any published feats allow a 10' step?

[Piratecat]

We were thinking that this would make a reasonable epic feat, but I'm curious if it's shown up anywhere else. You folks know of any sources?

Thanks!

 

[Crothian]

Not that I've seen

 

[the Jester]

Haven't seen it, but I made it into an epic magic item imc.

I believe it got disjoined before the party had a chance to use it, however. Sigh.

 

[Henrix]

The only thing I can recall right now is that a 7th lvl Elocator (XPH prestige class) can take two 5' steps.

I think there is at least on other prestige class with similar ability, but cannot recall which.
No feats, AFAIK.

 

[Darklone]

Wasn't some OA prestige class able to do that? Or epic skill use?

 

[Three_Haligonians]

Epic?

Aww, you guys are looking in the wrong spot.

Arms and Equipment Guide has a magic item called the sparring dummy of the master. The character has to have at least one level in monk to use it, and they have to spend 8 hours a day for four weeks training on it. In fact, they are allowed one interruption of more than 24 hours though they have to start over. If they are interrupted twice they can never gain the benefit; being able to move 10ft whenever they take a "5ft" step.

Price: 30,000gp

J from Three Haligonians

 

[griff_goodbeard]

Sparing Dummy of the Master
pg 137 Arms and Equipment Guide
requires 1 level of monk and 4 weeks of uninterupted training 8hrs/day
30,000
allows you to take a 10' adjustment anytime you could normally make a 5' adjustment
A bit broken if you ask me, but there it is.

edit: beaten to the punch

 

[Piratecat]

Fascinating, and thank you.

Question 2: is there functionally any difference between one 10' step and the aformentioned two 5' steps that powerful elocators get? Which is more powerful?

 

[Crothian]

Question 2: is there functionally any difference between one 10' step and the aformentioned two 5' steps that powerful elocators get? Which is more powerful?

The 2 five foot steps is because it is more versatile. The only situation I can really think of is with an archer who can take 5ft step from full cover, do a full attack, and then take a five foot step again to full cover. I'm sure there are better ways to take advantage of it though that I can't think of.

 

[smootrk]

More of a houserule, but I allow creatures of Huge size (or larger) to make 10' steps (rather than just 5').