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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mattachine" data-source="post: 5858906" data-attributes="member: 6678226">Examples of good feats, in my view:Fighter: Combat Improvisation--when using combat maneuvers X, Y, Z, you inflict damage (Str bonus? more?) when your maneuver is successfulShake it Off--when an effect or attack gives you condition X or Y, you may make a (save, check, whatever) at the beginning of your next turn to remove the conditionWizard:Pyromancer--your fire spells have additional (range/area/damage/difficulty)Expert Preparation--when you prepare/memorize spells, pick one slot for which you prepare two different spells, when you cast either spell in that slot, the other is lost from memory/preparation as wellCrazy Prepared--leave one spell slot open, you may cast any spell that would normally be prepared in that slot, at which point, the slot is lost as usualCleric:Retribution--when fighting enemies of type X (based on alignment or deity portfolio) your spells gain range/area/damage/difficulty/only effect enemiesDeity's Favor--against attack forms based on your deity's portfolio, you gain a resistance/save bonus/defense bonusRogue:Combat Trick--pick a skill, you may combine a use of that skill with another action, such as movement or an attackKnockout--when you deliver a sneak attack, you may forego damage to attempt a knockout, if you hit, determine the maximum damage you could deal (if critical hit, calculate maximum critical hit damage)--if this damage would kill the opponent, it's knocked out insteadVersatile Master--pick a skill or type of task and use a different ability modifier to determine success, examples include swapping Dex and Str (athletics and acrobatics), Str and Con (endurance, concentration), Int and Wis (knowledge, puzzles), and so onThis is what I could come up with in 7 minutes. Details would depend on the 5e rules, of course.</blockquote>

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