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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gamecat" data-source="post: 3748818" data-attributes="member: 3144">Warlock x Nine Swords.The concept behind the feat here is that doing warlocky things recovers your maneuvers.Eldritch RecoveryWhenever you tap your fell energies, you find reattachment to your mastery of the Sublime Way.Prerequisites: At least 2 martial maneuvers, Ability to use lesser invocations.Benefit: When you use an certain type of invocation, you recover one of your martial maneuvers, assuming you have one expended.If you use your Eldritch Blast, you can recover a Desert Wind maneuver.If you use an invocation involving fear or alignment-based effects, you can recover a Devoted Spirit maneuver.If you use an invocation with a divination or concentration-related effects, you can recover a Diamond Mind maneuver.If you use an invocation that requires a melee attack (touch or not), you can recover an Iron Heart maneuver.If you use a defensive invocation, you can recover a Setting Sun maneuver.If you use you use an invocation that grants stealth or subtlety, you can recover a Shadow Hand maneuver.If you use an earth or strength-related invocation, you can recover a Stone Dragon maneuver.If you use an invocation that causes rage or similar psychological disturbances, you can recover a Tiger Claw maneuver.If you use an invocation with a "buffing effect", you can recover a White Raven maneuver.In any case, you can only recover a single maneuver per invocation used. For example, if Delfinnes the Swordlock uses his hideous blow invocation, he must choose between recovering a Desert Sun or an Iron Heart maneuver.==========Having written this, it seems terribly open-ended - it's all up to DM fiat(R) about which invocations recover what.Questions? Comments? Death Threats?</blockquote>

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