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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lichmaster" data-source="post: 8424157" data-attributes="member: 6683330">I see your point: I like feats that do not require specific class limitations (or features), but once you do that the feat itself is necessarily more generic. If you have a feat that requires class features, the feat can build upon those features and become more interesting (and focused).The problem, if you want, is that the pair of feats explained here in fact do not build up on any specific class features, so the restriction feels artificial and without a specific purpose (or could be better reframed as Dual Wielding fighting style and ability to cast 2nd level spells). The flip side of the coin is that removing those arbitrary restriction is a very easy day 1 house rule.</blockquote>