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ShortQuests -- Pocket Sized Adventures! An all-new collection of digest-sized D&D adventures designed for 1-2 game sessions.

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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 2437694" data-attributes="member: 20323">Got some new feats for an Arabian Nights style game that uses action points.What do you think?Heartening LaughYour laughter warms your allies’ hearts and stirs their souls.Prerequisite: Charisma 14 or greaterBenefit: Once per game session, when you spend an Action point, you may apply the benefit to all allies. This is accompanied by a loud laugh in the face of danger.Quotable WitYou are an endless source of witty repartees, proverbs, and one-liners.Prerequisities: Inteligence 14 or greater (secular); or Wisdom 14 or greater (pious)Benefit: When you say a witty one-liner, you may spend an Action point to designate it as a piece of “quotable wit.” A piece of quotable wit grants a +2 bonus to any related situation in which is it used. A maximum of three pieces of quotable wit may be used in any game session per character with this feat. Likewise, each piece of quotable wit may only be used once, and only those characters which heard its original use may benefit from the quotable wit. Your enemies may not hi-jack your quotable wit; only your allies may benefit.For example, Rafiqi the rogue, while facing a band of midget robbers quips, “My mother always told me bad things come in small packages.” His player designates this as quotable wit, spending an Action point. Rafiqi gains a +2 bonus to rolls facing the dwarves that take advantage of their size. Later, Rafiqi’s fiancé Arnawaz acquires a magical box with an ominous skull on the front. Tempted (a magical charm effect) to open it she muses: “My mother always told me bad things come in small packages.” Arnawaz gets +2 on her Will save to resist opening the box.</blockquote>

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