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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kwyn" data-source="post: 1544526" data-attributes="member: 2362">It mimics the metamagic feats by using turn/rebuke attempts instead of higher level spell slots.  Instead of taking Persistant Spell, you take Divine Metamagic (Persistant Spell)Instead of using higher level spell slots, you burn turning attempts. 1 plus the level modifier that the base metamagic feat would require.For isntance, Persistant Spell is a 6 level modifier.  To use Divine Metamagic (Persistant) you would spend 7 turning attempts (1+6).Personally, I think that somewhere along the line they forgot to add some text.It currently reads "...choose a metamagic feat.  This feat applies only to that metamagic feat." You'd have to wonder if they didn't mean "...choose a metamagic feat that you already possess.  This feat applies only to that metamagic feat." Then, instead of being a replacement for the metamagic feats, it becomes an alternate way to power them.  Either use a higher level spell slot or burn turning attempts.Granted you have more flexibility with the regular metamagic feats because you can do metamagic more spells per day, but for the high cost ones, that most people don't prepare a bunch of each day as metamagic, this is awesome.Persistant Divine Favor at level 1.Persistant Divine Might at level 7Persistant Righteous Might at level 9With this book, Extra Turning becomes almost a must because of all the cool Divine Feats.</blockquote>