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<blockquote data-quote="JustKim" data-source="post: 3728501" data-attributes="member: 5478">I can think of a few reasons.Many of the feats out there build on concepts spread across dozens of books. You can't easily include incarnum feats, because folks who've never used incarnum will be confused by references to essentia pools. Someone who hasn't used psionics may take a psionic feat without realizing what psionic focus actually is. Another feat gives you additional skill tricks- okay, what are those?If the collection is only convenient to people who already have all the books, then what's the point? You have a very limited selection of feats and outside oddities like the chameleon PrC, you can't change them. So it's not even going to reduce the number of books you need to carry to the game.It might also be difficult to organize, given that most feats are general, so you would have to go into the book knowing exactly what you were looking for.But I suspect the bottom line is that market research has revealed a book on feats isn't a hot seller.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JustKim, post: 3728501, member: 5478"] I can think of a few reasons. Many of the feats out there build on concepts spread across dozens of books. You can't easily include incarnum feats, because folks who've never used incarnum will be confused by references to essentia pools. Someone who hasn't used psionics may take a psionic feat without realizing what psionic focus actually is. Another feat gives you additional skill tricks- okay, what are those? If the collection is only convenient to people who already have all the books, then what's the point? You have a very limited selection of feats and outside oddities like the chameleon PrC, you can't change them. So it's not even going to reduce the number of books you need to carry to the game. It might also be difficult to organize, given that most feats are general, so you would have to go into the book knowing exactly what you were looking for. But I suspect the bottom line is that market research has revealed a book on feats isn't a hot seller. [/QUOTE]

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