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<blockquote data-quote="Pedantic" data-source="post: 8949647" data-attributes="member: 6690965">I think they're incredibly cool, but I worry about weird they are in character builds, especially since the third feat doesn't come online until level 12. You have an awkward period where you're extending out from the level 5 power boost (notably made worse if you're multiclassing between two fighting type classes and lose out on the extra attack) and then a sudden spike of power at level 7/8 followed by a long lull before it feels like your character concept is completely realized at 12.I know that's just kind of the price of business doing this with feats in 5e, but it makes me yearn for 3e's BAB and every three level feats again, these feel like a natural progression of the &quot;Devoted Tracker&quot; or &quot;Daring Outlaw&quot; line of multiclass feats from the end of the line, and in combination with 5e's multiclass spellcaster take, a pretty interesting alternative to prestige classes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pedantic, post: 8949647, member: 6690965"] I think they're incredibly cool, but I worry about weird they are in character builds, especially since the third feat doesn't come online until level 12. You have an awkward period where you're extending out from the level 5 power boost (notably made worse if you're multiclassing between two fighting type classes and lose out on the extra attack) and then a sudden spike of power at level 7/8 followed by a long lull before it feels like your character concept is completely realized at 12. I know that's just kind of the price of business doing this with feats in 5e, but it makes me yearn for 3e's BAB and every three level feats again, these feel like a natural progression of the "Devoted Tracker" or "Daring Outlaw" line of multiclass feats from the end of the line, and in combination with 5e's multiclass spellcaster take, a pretty interesting alternative to prestige classes. [/QUOTE]

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